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SUMMARY Of eoNTfNTS.
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List of Firms represented in the Catalogue portion of this Work 9

Telegraphic Addresses and Telephone Numbers ... 14
Index to Goods and Building Materials 20
Index to Information and Tabular Matter apart from Catalogue 34
Price Book 305
List of Architects in the United Kingdom ... 369
List of Builders, and Class of Work undertaken ... 392

The eatalogue
Of Building Materials, with Illustrations and Prices of Goods, viz.:-

Section 14.. Page 37. Section D. Page 111.

Bricks. Terra Cotta. Timber. Joinery (including Wood Chimney Pieces).
Hanging and Roof Tiles. Parquet and Wood Block Flooring.
Flooring and Wall Tiles and Faience. Wood Carving. Wood Fencing.
Various Brick, Tile, and Terra Cotta Goods.

Section E. Page 127.

Section B. Page 71.
Iron and Steel Construction.
Felts, Silicate Cotton, and Non QConductors. Iron Buildings, &c.
Cements, Limes, &c. Metal Work (including Gates and Railings).
Asphaltes, Tar Paving, &c. Castings, &c.
Slates and Slating.

Section F. Page 11J9.

Section e. Page 89. Fireproof Construction.
Stone. Artificial Stone, &.c. Fireproof Doors, Safes, &c.
Marble, Stone, Granite, and Slate Masonry. fireproof Materials.
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Section H. Page 169. Section N. Page 255.

Ventilation. Ventilation and Warming. Church and Factory Bells.
Warming. Tuoes, &c. Blinds, Service Lifts, Shutters and Partitions.
Various Manufactures. Shop Fronts, Letters, and Name Plates.
Stair Treads.
Section J. Page 183. Draught Excluders.

Lifts, Elevators, &c. Stable Fittings.

Section e. Page 267.
Section K. Page 195. Glazing and Glass. Prisms.
Roof Glazing.
Hinges and Springs.
Locks, Door Furniture, Casement Fastenings, &c.
Kitcheners, Stoves, and Mantels. Section P. Page 277.
Cooking Apparatus.
General Ironmongery. Paints, Colours, Varnishes, &c.
Wall and Ceiling Coverings.
Section L. Page ~lJ7. Decorative Finishing.
Church and School Furniture and Technical
Sashes, Casements, and Frames. Fittings.
Gearing and Fittings.

Section M. Page 229. Section R. Page 297.

Drainage, Pipes, &c. Traps, &c. Lightning Conductors.
Sanitary Manufactures (Unclassified). Horticultural Buildings.
Engineers' and Plumbers' Fittings. Mathematical Instruments, &c .

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Acme Wood Flooring Co., Ld. (The), Gainsborough Art Pavements & Decorations, Ld. (formerly De Grelle,
Road, Victoria Park . London,. E. .. . .. n8, n9 Houdret & Co.), 7, Emerald Street , TheotJalds Road,
Adamant Co.,Ld. (The), Commercial Street.Birmingham; London, W.C.; Tile Works, Burslern, Staffs.;
90, Queen Street, Cheapside •. London, E.C . . . .. I5l 70, Bath Street, Glasgow; 36, George's Quay,
Adamantine Clinker Works, Little Bytharn, Grantham 38 Dublin 48A, 48s, 94A, 9413 , II6A, n6s
Adams, J., & Son, IOS, Cnion St., Borough, London, S.E. 202 Asbestos Co. (The London), IOI, Leadenhall Street ,
Adams, 1:<.obert, 65 & 67, Newington Causeway , London, London, E .C. 75
S.E. . . .. .. 196, 223 Ashworth, John, & Co., Rossendale Valley Saw Mills,
Addison, H. , & Co., Ld., Waterloo Works, Wellington, Waterfoot, Man ches ter . . II3
Salop .. .. ·· ·· ·· ·· 294, 295 Aston , G., & Son, Eagle Wharf Road, New North Road,
Adlard, Roberts , & Co. (See Roberts, Adlard, & Co.) London, N. . . 129, 150
Aldridge Colhery Co., Ld, Ald ridge, near Walsall .. SI Attwood, J., Stourbridge 177
Anaglypta Branch of the Wall Paper Manufacturers,
Ld., Darwen ; 92 & 93, Great Russell Street,
London, W.C. .. .. •. .. .. 28I, 282
Anderson, D., & Son , Ld., Lagan' Felt Works, Belfast ; Baldwin , Son, & Co. , Ld., Stourport; 59, Holborn
8I2 , Old Ford Road, Bow, London, E. 72A-72D Viad uct, London, E.C. . . 197
Anderson, R., & Co., Leadenhall House, IOI, Leaden - Barns , W ., & Son, Chalton Street, Euston Road,
hall Street, London, E.C.; Faraday Works, P lashet, London , N.W. .. 216
E · Market Place Chambers, Huddersfield . • 299 Bell , P , & Son, P itt Street Iron Works, Edinburgh . . 128
Appleb~e Bros., Walthamstow 257 Bennett, John, & Co.. 32, Guilford St., London, W .C. 94

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Bettws-y-Coed Slate Quarry Co., Ld., Bettws-y-Coed, Colledge & Bridgen, Midland Lock Works, Wolver-
North Wales 95 hampton 203
Birmingham Blind Co., Universe Works, 239a, Bradford Collier, S. & E., Grovelands Potteries, Reading .. 54-57
Street and Alcester Street, Birmingham •. • • 258 Collier, W. H . , Mark's Tey Brick, Tile, Pipe, & Pottery
Blackwall Galvanized Iron Co., Ld. (The), Corbet Works, near Colchester • • 60
Court, Gracechurch Street, London, E,C. ; Orchard Comyn Ching & Co., Castle Street, Long Acre, London,
Place, Blackwall, London, E . • • •• 131 W.C. 171
Bladwell, Henry W., Sydenham Wharf, Bath 96 Cooper, H. W., & Co., Ld., 28a, Upper George Street,
Blakeley, E. F., & Co., Vauxball Ironworks, Vauxhall and 16 and 18, Little Queen Street, Edgware Road,
Road, and Banastre Street, Liverpool., 128 London, W. 172
Blanchard, M. H., & Co , Bishop's Waltham, Hants . . 42 Cooper, J. K ., & Sons, Brick, Tile, and Terra Cotta
Boobbyer, J. H., & Sons, 13 & q, Stanhope Street, Works, Pinkney's Green, Maidenhead; Castle Hill,
and 13, Blackmore St., Newcastle Street, London, Maidenhead .. 58, 59
w.c. 204, 205 Cordelova Co., Ld. (The), 74, Pitt St., Edinburgh; 332,
Bounds, M. B., & Son, 121, Royal Road, Kennington King's Road, Chelsea., London, S. W... .. 283, 284
Park, London, S.E . 98 Couzens, G., & Co., Riversi-:ie Works, Taff Embank-
Bower & Florence, The Spittal Granite Works, ment, Cardiff 239
Aberdeen; 64, Finsbury Pavement, London, E.C... 97 Crapper, T., & Co., 50, 52, & 54, Marlborough Road,
Bowes-Scott & Western, Ld., Broadway Chambers, Chelsea, London, S .W. . . 244, 245
Westminster, London, S.W. ; 43, Church Street, Cruickshank, R. D., & Co., Albyn Granite Works,
Birmingham 242, 243 Aberdeen 98
Boyle, Robert, & Son, Ld., 64, Holborn Viaduct, Cutting, R. C., & Co .. l, Wardrobe P lace, Doctors
London, E.C.; lIO, Bothwell St., Glasgow Special · Commons, and 13, Paternoster Row, London, E .C. 300
position, 3, 355
Bray, H., & Co., Fletton, Peterborough; Bentinck
Buildings , Nottingham; 85, Gracechurch Street, Daniels & Co, 85, Canwick Road , Lincoln 92
London,E.C. 38 Davies Bros., Portmadoc, North Wales . . .. .• 86
British Challenge Glazing Co.,Ld. (The), II, Bermond- Dean, R., & Sons, Plumbe St. Timber Works, Burnley 125
sey Street, London, S.E... .. .. .• 273 De Grelle, Houdret & Co., See Art Paveme11ts & Decorations, Ld.
British Luxfer Prism Syndicate, Ld., 16, Hill Street, Dickson, Robt., A., Station Works, South Bermondsey,
Finsb ury, London , E .C... .• .. .. . • 269 London, S.E. •. 98
Broad & Co., Ld., 4, South Wharf and Irongate Wharf, Dixon & Corbitt & R. S. Newall & Co., Ld., 130,
Paddington, London, W.; Finchley Road (L. & N. W. Strand, London; Gateshead-on-Tyne; Glasgow 302
Railway Station), London, N.W.; Greenford Wharf. Dorman, Long & Co., Ld., Middlesbrough ; 19, Victoria
near Harrow; Cowley Brick Works, West Drayton; Street, Westminster, London, S.W. ; Stock Yard,
Southall 240, 24 l Nine Elms Lane, London, S. W. 338, 339
Broadbent & Co., Leicestu.. 86 Doughty, John, & Son, Jackfield, Salop ; Broseley, Salop 45
Broadbent, J. C., & Co., Ld., Portland House, 73, Downes. J. J .. 199. Lewisham High Road, New Cross,
Basinghall Street, London, E .C. ; Hazlehead, near London, S.E .. 170
Sheffield, and Redcar, Yorks . · 73, 74 Dowson, Taylor & Co., 14, Victoria St., London,
Brooker, J. T .. British Timber. Works, Dorking l26A, l26B S. W.; Blackfriars Bridge, Manchester; 14, Infirmary
Broseley Brick and Tile Manufacturers' Association, St., Leeds; 75, Buchanan St., Glasgow; 14, Bur-
Broseley, Shropshire .. .• .. •• .· 43 lington Chambers, New St., Birmini::ham . • . • 153
Brown, A. A., St. Nicholas Granite Works, Aberdeen.. 98 Drew-Bear, Perks, & Co., 71A, Queen Victoria Street,
Brown, Robert, & Son, Ferguslie Works, Paisley 60 London, E.C.; Princes Wharf, Commercial Road,
Bryden, John, & Sons, 90, Gloucester Road, London, Lambeth, London , S.E... .. •• •• 340, 341
S.W.; 16, Frederick Street , Edinburgh; 60, Renfield . Duffy, W., Gainsborough Road, Victoria Park, London,
Street, Glasgow; 17, Albert Square, Dundee 192 E. I~I~
Bryden, Wm., & Son, 55, George Street, Edinburgh;
300, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow 224
Eagle Steam Joinery Works See Wakeham, W. G .
East Kent Brick:, Sand & Gravel Co., Ld., 22, Station
Cafferata & Co., Newark-on-Trent.. 79 Road, Canterbury .. .. .. 60
Carr, Chas., Ld. , The Bell Foundry, Smethwick 256 Edwards, J.C., Terra Cotta Works, Ruabon ; 376 & 377,
Carson, Walter, & Sons, Grove Werks, Battersea, Strand, London, W.C.; 8, South Parade, St. Mary's
London, S.W. 278A, 278s St., Deansgate, Manchester; 196, St. Vincent St.,
Carter & Co., Encaustic Tile Works, Poole; 43, Essex Glasgow · . . .. .. .. •. .. 232-235
St., Strand, London, W.C.; Architectural Pottery, Ellis, John,. & Sons, Ld., l, St. Martins, Leicester .. 80
Ham worthy 50A-500 Ellis, Partridge & Co., Leicester ; " Redbank,"
Cartland, J., & Son, Ld., Birmingham; 57, Holborn Measham, near Atherstone, and Woodville, near
Viaduct, London, E.C. . . . .206, 207, 225 Burton-on-Trent; 200 and 202, Phrenix Street, St.
Caston, Geo., & Co., 29, Great Dover St., London,S.E. 134 Pancras, London, N. W. . . 39
Chancellor, C., & Co., 13, Clerkenwell Rd., London, \ Emley & Sons, Ld., Steam Marble Mills, Newcastle-
E.C... 278 • upon-Tyne . . •• 99, 180
Clark, S , & Co., "Syphon" Works, Park Street, Engert & Rolfe, Ld., Felt Works, Barchester Street,
Islington, London, N. 176 Poplar, London, E . 75
Cliff, Joseph, & Sons, Baltic Wharf, Waterloo Bridge, England, W. G. & L., Summer Lane Saw Mills,
London, S.E.; 2 & 4, Wharves, G. N. Goods Barnsley, Yorks • . •. .• •• •• .. 219
Station, King's Cross, London, N.; 21, Leeds Street, Essex & Co., n6, Victoria Street, Westminster,
Liverpool; Queen Street, Leeds; Wortley, Leeds 52 London, S. W . •• . • 284A-2840
Coalbrookdale Co., Ld. (The), Coalbrookdale. R.S.O., Eustance & Colley, Fordipgbridge, Hants 61
Shropshire; 141, Queen Victoria St., London, E .C. Evered & Co., Ld., 27-35, Drury Lane, London;
44, 137, 144 Barnet Works, Birmingham; Surrey Works,
Coalville, Sandford, & Alston, Ld ., Coalville, near Smethwick . . 2o8
Leicester; Sandford Pottery, Wareham, Dorset; Exley, W., & Sons, The Rock Works, Broseley, Shrop-
Alston Brick Works, Oldbury, Birmingham . • •• 53 shire.. 45
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Faldo, T., Somerset Wharf, 283, 285, Rotherhithe Heather Brick & Tel.Ta Cotta Co., Heather, near
Street, London, S. E. .. .• ·• ·· ·• Ashby-de-la-Zouch 40
Fambrini & Daniels, Excelsior Art Concrete Works, Helliwell & Co., Ld., rr, Victoria St., London, S.W. ;
Lincoln .. .. .. .· ·• ·· •• Brighouse, Yorks.; 31, Queen Sq., Bristol; Welford
Field & Allan, 120 & 122, George Street, Edinburgh ; Pl., Leicester ; 36, Cannon Street, Birmingham ; l r,
Bangor Road , Leith .. .. . .· ·· 104 'Chichester St., Belfast , 3, Crow St., Dublin; 233. St.
Fisher S on & Wea ver West Bromwich, Staffs.· 296 Vincent St., G lasgow; Phrenix Works, Russell
Fletch~r Russell &' Co., Ld., Scotia Foundry, Road, Aberdeen; 12, Akenside Hill, Quayside,
Pendleton , and' 130 & r32, Deansgate, Manchester ; Newcastle-on-Tyne 276
134, Queen Victoria Street. and 4r. ~abernacle Street, Heywood,W. H .• & Co ., Bay Hall Works, H uddersfield;
London, E.C.; Palatine Works, W1lderspoon Cause- Albany Buildings, 3g, Victoria St., London , S.W. . • 267
way, Warrington . . .. .. 2IO Hill & Smith, Brierley Hill Iron Works, Brierley Hill,
Francis, S. W., & Co., Ld., 64, 66, 68 & 70, Grays Staffordshire; rr8, Queen Victoria Street, London,
Inn Road London, W.C. .. ·· ·· ·· E.C.; 47, Dawson Street, Dublin .. .. r40, 141
Freeman & °Freeman, 200 & 202, Phrenix Street, St. Hinchliff, G. , & Son, Clayton West and Skelmanthorpe,
Pancras, London, N.W... .. .. ·· :· near Huddersfield.. 89
French Asphalte Co. (The), 5, Laurence Pountney Hill, Hitchen, John, Hall Street Iron Works, Halifax.. .. 192
London. E.C. ·· •· Hobbs, Hart & Co .. Ld., Arlington Street, Islington,
Furse, W. J ., Traffic Street, Queen's Walk, and 17, London. N . ; 76, Cheapsiile, London, E.C. r58, 209
Burton Street, Nottmgham 300 Hodkin & Jones, Havelock Bridge Works, Queens Road,
Sheffield . • .. .. .. .• •• .• 109
Hodkinson & Co., Ld., Canada Works, Hawkes Street,
Small Heath, Birmingham 263
Garden & Co., Victoria Granite Works, Aberdeen •• 99 Holt, W. F. S., Bowling Back Lane, Bradford.. .. 26o
Gardiner, Sons, & Co., Ld., Nelson Street & All Saints' Howorth, Jas., & Co .. Victoria Works, Farnworth, near
Ironworks, Bri>tol .. r35, r54-r57, I86, r87, 220, 22I Bolton 171
Geary, Walker, ~Co., Mansion House Chambers, II, Hooper & Co, So uthampton 37
Qneen Victoria Street, London, E.C... .• 108 I20 Hutchinson Bros., Grange Road West, Middlesbrough 6r
Gerish, S., & Co., 22- 3g, Buttesland Street, East Road, '
London, N. .. .. .. .. .• .. r98
Gibbard, J. R., St. Sidwell's, Exeter .. .. u7
Gibb.~ms, James, St.. John's Works, Wolverhampton; g, Ingram & Clarke, 50, Caryl Street, Brunswick Dock,
Southampton Row, Holborn, London, W.C.; 3, Liverpool . . 83
Macdonald's Lane, Corporation Street, Manchester; International Asphalte Co., Chiswell House, r33, Fins-
4r, North John Street, Liverpool; 21, Clare Street, bury Pavement, London, E.C. . . .. .. .. 84
Dublin .. .• .. .. .. .. .. 202 Irish Marble Co. (Richard Colles), Marble Mills,
Gibbs & Canning, Ld., Glascote Works, Tamworth, Staffs 62 Kilkenny, Ireland.. 100
Girling, Robert, r, Well ington Street, Ipswich . . .. u3
Goodall, Lamb & Heighway, Ld., Lower Broughton,
Manchester. . II4 Jeffrey & Co., 64, Essex Road, Islington , London, N.
Graham, Ben .. & Sons, Folly Hall, Huddersfield 89 286, 286A-286D, 287
Granitic Paint Co., Cross Street, Creek Road, Jenkins, H. T., & Son, Marble Works, Torquay 288
Deptford, S. E. 279 Johnson, S .. & Son, Stocks Bank, Mirfield, Yorks 288
Gray, J. W., & Co., 69, Commercial Street, London, E. 3or Jones & Attwood, Stourbridge 182
Gray, J. W., & S on, u5 , Leadenhall St, London, E.C . 298 Jones, F., & Co., Silicate Cotton Works, Ferrin Street,
Greaves, Bull, & Lakin, Ld, Harbury, Leamington; r3, Kentish Town, London, N .W.; l, Cross Street,
South Wharf, Paddington, London, W.; Worcester Manchester 77, 78, 149
Wharf, Birmingham .• 81
Griffiths, Wm., 41, Hamilton House, Bishopsgate Street
Without, London, E.C. . . •. .. •• .. 49 Kendrick , F. W .. 74, City Road, London, E.C. . • 264
Grover & Co., Ld., Britannia Works, Wharf Road, City Kensington Window Blind Co., rro-rr2, Kensington
Road, London, N. .. .. .. .. .. 274 High Street, London , W . ; Bridge Road and Blacks
Grundy, John, 30, Duncan Terrace, City Road, 3g3a, Road, Hammersmith, W . 259
City Road , and Tyldesley Buildings, Torrens Street King, J. A .. &. Co., r8r, Queen Victoria Street, London,
Islington, London; Tyldesley, Manchester . . ' 174 E.C.; Hayes, Midd lesex (on Grand Junction Canal) 152
King, Joseph, & Co., Terra Cotta, Brick and Tile Works,
Stourbridge 41
Hall & Boardman, Ld., Swadlincote, near Burton-on-
Trent; 76, Fins!.iury Pavement, London, E.C. 238 Land, J. & H., 4, Princes St .. Oxford Circus, Lon<lon , W. 285
Hall, E. J ., & Co., 106, Leadenhall Street, and East Lawford & Co., 15, Fenchurch Street, London, E.C. . . 85
Ferry Road, Millwall, London . . 277 Lee, A., & Bros., Ld., Bristol; 63, Queen Victoria
Hall. Matthew, & Co., 88, Wigmore St., London, W. . . 247 Strtet, London, E.C.; 71, King Street, Aberdeen;
Harling, W. H. , 47, F insbury Pavement, London, E.C. 303 Clock Tower Chambers, Plymouth I02, l02A-I0'2D, 103
Hartley & Sugden,; Ld., Atlas Boiler Works, Halifax 178 Leggott, W. & R., Ld., go and gr, High Holborn,
Hartshill Brick & Tile Co. (The), Stoke-on-Trent 44A 44B London , W .C.; Silens Works, Bradford; East
Hawkins & Son, Harringay 'Park Depot, 37g & 38r, Parade, Bradford . . .. .. .. .. 226, 227
Green Lanes, London, N .; Enfield, Hom sey, and Lewis, Joseph, 5 & 6, Great Winchester Street, London,
Edgware Stations, G.N.R. 80 E.C. . . .• 297
Hayward Brothers & Eckstein, Ld., r87, l8g, 1gr Limmer Asphalte Paving Co., Ld . (The), 2, Moo1gate
and 193, Union Street, Borough, London, S.E., and Street. London, E.C. 84
16, James St., Haymarket, London, S. W . ; 63, Mosley Lindley's Quarries, Ancaster, near Grantham; Mansfield,
Street, Manchester; 141, West Regent Street, Notts 91
Glasgow •• •. .• .. 14.s, r68, r75, 192, 270 Lloyd & Lloyd, Ld .. Birmingham • • .. 181
Hayward, Wm., & Sons, Ld., Vulcan Works, Willenhall Loach & Clarke, 20-25, Essington Street, Birmingham 228
Road, and Brunswick Works, Bilston Road, Wolver· Lockhart, Alfred, Sawing and Moulding Mills, New
hampton r38, r39 Barnet u4
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Lockwood, Hamor, 49, Blackfriars Street, Manchester; Palmer's Travelling Cradle, Ld ., 250. Westminster
Ashton New Road , Bradford ; Vi::kers Street, Miles B ridge Road, S. E. 304
P latting; Sackville Street, and Philips Park Road , Parker, John , Woodstock, Oxon 254
Beswick, Manchester 72 Parry, H., & Sons, Ld., K irton-in -Lindsey , R.S.0 .,
London Asbestos Co. (The) , IOI, Leadenhall Street, Lincolnshire 80
London, E.C . 75 Partridge Bros , Downs Joinery Wor!<S, Amhurs t
Londt!>n Drawing & Tracing Office, 98, Gray's Inn Terrace, Ha ckn ey Dow ns, London, N .E. u4
R oad, Holborn, W.C . 368 Patteson, J, & H., l\'Iarble Works, 36 & 38 1 Oxford Street,
Lucas, J. E., Engineer and Patentee, Vest:t Road, Manchester ; 40, P rebend Gardens, Chisw1ck,
Brockley, London, S. E. . . .. . . 159, 188, 189, 219 London JlO
Luxfer Prism Syndicate, Ld. (The British), r6, Hill Pearson, E. J. & ]., Ld , Stourbridge 64
Street, Finsbury, London, E. C. 269 Pethick Brothers, Laira Bridge, Plymouth rno
Lyte'sMetallicWoven Stair-Tread Co ., Ld ., 24, Craven Phillips, A. J., & Co., 6, Guildhall Chambers, London,
::itreet, Charing Cross, London, W.C... 265 E.C. 104
Pilking ton & Co., Monument Chamoers, King W illiam
Street, Londo n, E.C. 85
Pilkington Bros., Ld. IThe St. Helens Glass Co.). St.
Macdonald, Alex. , & Co., Ld., Aberdeen Granit e Helens, Lanes.; Horse Shoe Wharf. IO. Upper
Works, Aberdeen ; 373, Euston Road, London, N .W.; Thames St .. London, E.C. ; 22, Drury Build in gs.
67, Stirling Road. Glasgow · . . IOO Water St., Liverpool , &c. . . 268 A-2680
Madelev Wood Co . (The), I ronbridge, R S.0.,Shropshire 63 Pilkin gton's Tile & Po ttery Co., Ld., Clift on Jnnction,
Main, A. & J., & Co. , Ld., 49, Can non Street, Lon don , and 37, Cross Street, Manchester ; 37 a nd 38, Shoe
E.C.; Clydesdale Ironworks, Possilpark, Glasgow Lan e, London, E C. 50
132, 133, 142, 143 Poole Bros., Reading. . 75
Major, H . J. & C., Ld ., The Patent Tile Works, Portmarl oc Slate Co., Portmadoc, Nor th Wales 88
Brid gwater ; rr, Queen Victoria Street, L ondon, E.C. 48 Portway, C .. & Son, Halstead, Essex 177
Malkin Tile Works Co., Ld., Patent Encaustic Tile Prestage & Co .. The Milburgh T il eries, Broseley, Salop 48
Works, B urslem, S taffs; 65, C haring Cross Road, Price. George, Ld ., Clevel:rnd Works, Wo!vP.rhampton r6o
W.C.; 62 , Market St., Manchester 49 Pritchard & Co., Slate and Slab Merchant~. Portmadoc,
Mathews E., & Co., 6r, St. Mary Axe, London, E.C ; North Wales 88
Aberllefenny, North Wales; 37, Victoria St., Bristol;
Mid la nd Wharf and Payne Road Wharf, Bow, E. So, 87
Mattison & Co., Bedale, Yorks 216
McDonald, Chas. , F roghall Gra nite Works, Ji::te Street Ratner Safe Co., Ld., Hancock Road , Bow, and 51,
Aberd een . . IOI Moorgate Street, L :Jndon l6r
McNeill, F., & Co .. Patent Slag Wool Works, Bunhill Riches, Geo1'g-e, Chu rch Street, Cromer, Norfolk 61
Row, London, E.C.; Kirkintillock, Glasgow 78A-78n Roberts, Adlard & Co .. 25 & 26, Bermondsey Wall.
Mellowes & Co., Sheffield; 28, Vic toria Stree t, London, London . S. E .; 98. Great Tower Street, London, E.C. 87
s.w. .. 275 Rottmann & Co., 25 & 26, Garlick Hill, London, E.C ;
Messenger & Co., Ld., Loughborough, Leicestershire; High Street. Battersea. London, S.W. 289- 292
122, Victoria Street, London, S.W . . . .. .. 302 Rugby Portland Cement Co., Rugby 83
Moore, Josiah, & Sons, Sekforde Works, St. James s
Walk, C lerkenwell Green, London, E .C . .. .. 173
Moore, M. & R., 64, Pe ntonville Road, London, N. .. 96
Morton, Francis, & Co ., Ld., Carston, near Liverpool; St. Pancras Iron Work Co., Ld. (The), St. Pancras Rd.,
r7, Victoria Street, L ondon, S.W. 130 L '> nd on, N. W. 146, 147· 162, 193, 271
Shanks & Co., Ld., Tubal Works and Victorian Pot ter y,
Barrhead, near Glasgow; Sr , New Bond Street,
L ondon, W.; 26, West Ni le Street, Glasgow; r 2,
Nelson, Charles, & Co ., Ld., r6, Sou th W harf, Padding· Deansgate, Manchester . . .. .. .. .. 246
ton, London, vV.; Cambrian Whar f, Crescent, Shaw & Carter, ro, Edgbaston Street, and r6 & r7, l 'ark
B irmin gham ; 2, Mount Street, Manchester; Stockton, Street, Birmingham 215
R ugby 82 Sheath Bros., 87, City Road, L0ndon, E.C . 266
Noakes, E . G, Steam J oinery Works, West Street, Silicate Paint Co, Ld . (J. B. Orr & Co., Lrl.), Charlton,
Eas tbourne .. u4 Lol'ldon , S .E., and 46, Cann on Street, London, E .C .
t-.lorth British Plumbing Co.. Ld. (The), 86, Newman 280A, 280B
St reet , Oxford Street, London, W. .. .. 236, 237 Sills, Wm., Mansfield Stone Qaarries, Nottingha m-
North Wales Slate Co., Por tm adoc , Carnarvonshire 86 shire. . .. 91
Northwood, S., & Son, Milk Street , Birmi ngham 136 Skidmore, T ., & Son, Staffordshire Safe and L ock
W orks, Wolverhampton .. 159
Smith , A., & Stevens, Queen's Road , Battersea .
L 0ndon, SW. 185, 200
Smith & Turner, 50, Bartholomew Close, L ond on, E.C. 199
Oakeley Slate Quarries Co., Ld. (The), 53, Parliament Smith, Jonas, & Co., Belvedere Road, Lambeth, Lon don .
Street, Westminster, London, S.W.; Port madoc, S.E.; 2, York Buildings, Dale Street , Liverpool ;
North Wales 87 Roding Wharf, Barking, Essex; 24 Side, Newcastle-
Oates & Gree n . Ld., Hali fa x ; 27, Chancery Lane, o n-Tyne 1 15
London, W C. 23 r Somerset Trading Co .. Ld . . Bridgwater . .
Odling (Anselm). & Sons, Ld., Crown Wharf, r32, .. 46, 47
Soper, John, 20, Old Ca vendish Street, London, W. 260
New North Road, London; Rathbone Place, G rea t Southwell, F . C., & Co., 75, Southwark Street , London,
George Street, Li verpool IOOA, IOO B S.E . .. 20 1
Owen, Joseph, & Sons, Ld , Sta nley Saw Mills , Stanley Szerelmey, N . C ., & Co. ,Szerelmey Works, Rotberhitbe
Road, r66, Regent Road, and 67, St. Anne Street, New Road, London , S.E. 280
L iverpool ; l99a, High Street, Borough, London ;
2r ,Grosvenor Street, C .-on-M., and Grey Mar e L a ne,
Openshaw, Manchester; Brown hills Saw Mills,
Tunstall, Staffs. ; Hunslet Lane, Leeds II3 Tann, John, Newgate Street, London, E . C.
 ADDRESS REGISTER OF MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS. 13

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Teale Fire Place Co. (The), Greek Street Chambers, Wheatly & Co, Springfield Tileries, Newcastle, Staffs 67-70
Leeds; 28, Berners Street, Oxford Street, London, Whiley, G . M. 58, Whitfield Street, Tottenham Court
W.; Silver Royd, Wortley, Leeds 2n Road, London. W. 136
Temple, Rogers & Co., Canon's Marsh, Bristol 107 Whitehead, J., & Sons, Ld., 74, Rochester Row,
Thompson's Ancaster Quarries Co., Ld .., rr, Elmer Westminster, London, S.W. ; Aberdeen • • I06A-1o60
Street, Grantham.. .• 91 Whitfield, F., & Co .. Oxford St., Birmingham; rr & 12,
Thornborough & Son, 57 & 58, Chancery Lane, St. Andrew's Hill, Queen Victoria St., London, E.C.
London, W.C. 265 164-167
Thornborough, F. M .. & Son, 59, Chapel Street, Whitwick Colliery Company, Ld., Coalville, near
Ancoats, Manchester 265 Leicester . . 40
Tucker, G., & Son, Loughboro', Leicestershire; Moor· Wilkins, H. W., & Sons, 88, 90, 92, 94, Pentonville
gate Station Chambers, London, E.C. 51 Road, London, N. 90
Turpin's Parquet Floor, Joinery, & Wood Carving . Wilkinson & Leng, Ld., Bridgwater 104
Co., 22F, Queen's Road, Bayswater, London , W. 121 Willesden Paper & Canvas Works, Ld., Willesden
Tuxford, J. G., Deganwy Quay, near Llandudno, North Junction, London, N.W . ; 61, South John Street,
Wales; Mill Street, Bermondsey, London, S.E.; Liverpool ; S. Great George Street, Dublin • • •• 76
Trafford Wharf, Ship Canal, Manchester 88 Williams Bros. & Co., Kaleyards, Chester; 18, Hart
Twyfords Ld., "Cliffe Vale'' Potteries, Hanley, Staf- Street , Bloomsbury, London; 70, Bath Street,
fordshire ; 16, Southampton Row, Holborn, London, Glasgow; 124, Swan Arcade, Bradford .• 222, 273
W .C.; 69, Mosley St., Manchester; 95, Bath Street, Williams, G. A., & Son, 21, Queen's Road, Bayswater,
Glasgow; 136, Edmund Street , Birmingham.. 248-251 London, W. .. .. •• 261, 262
Williams, Thos., Basford and Trent Vale Tileries, Stoke-
on-Trent . • .. .. .. 63
Winn, C .. & Co., Birmingham ; 41, Holborn Viaduct,
Wakeham, W. G ., "Eagle'' Steam Joinery Works, London, E.C.; 3, Cadogan Street, Glasgow; 26, Grey
Plymouth .. .. •, .. .. .. .. 113 Street, New-castle-on-Tyne 252
Walker & Crawshaw, Ld., Ashfield Fire Clay Works, Witchell & Co., Vulcan House, 56, Ludgate Hill,
Conisbro', near Rotherham .. .. .. . • 238 London, EC. .. .. .• •• .. .. 127
Walton, Gooddy & Cripps, Ld., 14 Wharf, Graham Wontner-Smith, J, Gray & Co., 81, Finsbury Pavement,
St., City Road, London, N.; 15, 17 & 19, Parliament and Half Moon Passage, 17, Whitechapel Road,
St., Liverpool; Canon 's Marsh, Bristol •. 105, 106 London 179
Ward, B., & Co., Ld ., 38 & 39, Parliament Street, Wood Carving Co., Ld., Windsor Street, Birming-
London, S.W . . .. 122, 123 ham . . .. .. .. .. .. .. •• 126
Warner, J., & Sons, Ld., 2, Jewin Crescent , Cripple- Wood, James, Chart, Sutton, Staplehurst, and Boughton
gate, London, E.C.; Crescent Foundry, Spelman Monchelse&, near Maidstone • . .. .. .. 92
Street, Spitalfields, London, E. ·. .• .. 253 Woolliscroft, G., & Son, Ld., Hanley, Staffordshire . • 66
Waygood, R., & Co.. Ld., Falmouth Road, Great Dover Worsley, R. E., & Co., Henry Street, Gray's Inn Road,
Street, London. S.E. ·· ·· 190, 191 London, W.C. .. .. .. n6
Wedgwood, Josiah, & Sons, Ld., Etruria, Stoke-on- Wortley Fire Clay Co., Elland Road, Leeds .. •• 65
Trent; ro8, Hatton Garden, London, E.C . SOE, 50F Wright, Geo .. & Co., 155. Queen Victoria St., London,
"Weldon Stone.'' Corby, Kettering ·. 91 E.C. ; Burton Weir, Rotherham; 3, Hardman Street,
West Gloucester Pennant Stone Co., Broadmead, Deansgate, Manchester . • •• . . 148, 212 - 214, 272
Bristol .. 92 Wright, James, & Sons, Royal Granite Works, Aberdeen 104
Westminster Patent Flooring Co. (The), u3s, Lots Wright, Samuel, & Co., Crown Works, Andr~ Street,
Road, Chelsea, London, S.W. 124 Amhurst Road, Hackney, London, N.E. · 293

CON. COM. A2
 14
Telegraphic Addresses and Telephone Numbers.
Nam11
ACME Woon FLOORING Co.,
LD.
ADAMANT Co ., Ln.
'' ,,
ADAMANTINE CLINKER WORKS
ADAMS, ROBERT
Ann rsoN, H. , & Co., Ln .
ALDRIDGE COLLIERY Co ., LD.
ANAGLYPTA BRANCH OF THE
WALL PAPER MANUFAC-
TURERS, LD ...
" ,,
ANDERSON , D., & SON, LD .
,,
ANDERSON, R., & Co .••
APPLEBEE BROS.
,,
ART PAVEMENTS & DECORA-
. TIONS, LD. (The)
ASHWORTH, J., & Co., .
ASTON, G ., & SON
ATTWOOD, J.
BALDWIN, SoN, & Co. , LD.
BARNS, W., & SoN
BELL, P., & SON
BETTWS-Y-COED SL'ATE
QUARRY Co., LD .
BLACKWALL GALVANIZED !RON
Co., LD.
BLADWELL, H. W.
BLAKELEY, E. F., & Co.
BLANCHARD, M. H., & Co.
BOUNDS, M . B., & SON
BOWER & FLORENCE , ,
BOWES-SCOTT & WESTERN ,LD.
BoYLE, R., & SoN, Ln.
" ,,
BRAY, H., & Co.
BRITISH CHALLENGE GLAZING
Co., Ln.
BRITISH LUXFER PRISM SYN-
DICATE, LD.
BROAD & Co . • .
BROADBENT & Co.
BROADBENT, J. C ., & Co ., Ln.
BROOKER, J . T, •.
BROWN, A. A . ••
Teleg-raj>!tic Address and Teltjlton11 Teleg-raf>ltic A ddrets and Telep!10Ht
Nu"ltbe'I". Name. Number.
BROWN, ROBT ., & SoN Sanitary, Paisley (27).
Dowelled, London (433 and Shortroods, Glasgow (3498) .
434, Eastern). Sanitary, Edinburgh (746) ·
Adamant , B irmingham (4891, Fireclay, Dublin (424),
Chromolith , London ." (A B C Code used).
Range, Bristol. BRYDEN, J., & SONS
Adamant, Newcastle-on -Tyne BRYDEN, W., & SoN
Adamantine, Little Bytham.
Robert Adams , London (804, CAFFERATA & .Co. Cafterata, Newark (3\
Hop). CARR, Cl'!AS. ' LD. Bells, Smethwick (2018).
Addison, Wellington, Salop. C ARSON, WALTER, & SONS Carsons, London (69, Batter-
Aldridge Colliery, Walsall- sea).
wood. CARTER & Co . .. Carter's Pottery, Poole (1f1,
Poole ; 31, Hamworthy) .
CARTLAND, J., & SoN, LD. Cartland s, Birmingham (94) .
Anaglypta, Darwen (155). Cartlands, London .
Anaglypta , London (2731) CHANC,~LLOR, C., & Co. ..· Challor, London
Anderson , Belfast (1001. CLARK, S., & Co. Syphon Stoves, London.
Ulster, London <488 , Eastern).
Tonnerre, London.
ApplebeeBros., Walt hamstow.
CLIFF, J., & SONS
'' ,,
.. Cliffs, London (631 , Hop).
Cliffs, Wortley, Leeds (612).
Joscliffs, Liverpool (1887).
COALBROOKDALE Co , LD. Darby, Coalbrookdale.
Granulemos, London (1704, Severndale, London · (5783,
Holl;Jorn) . Bank).
Ashworths, Sawyers, \Vater- COALVILLE, SANDFORD AND
foot. ALSTON, LD ..• Tamar, Coalville.
Inwrought, London (n9, COLLEDGE & BRIDGEN Col ledge, Wolverhampton
Dalston). (Nat., II8).
Attwoods, Stourbridge. COLLIER, s. & E. Collier, Reading (A B C Code
and Unicode used) (92).
COLLIER, w. H. Collier, Markstey.
Baldwin , Stourport. CoMYN CHING & Co. Comyn Ching, London (2918,
Perforation , London. Gerrard).
Ironworks, Edinburgh (1310). COOPER, J . K., & SONS Tileries, Maidenhead (24).
CoRDELov A Co., LD. . • Cordelova, Edinburgh (197a).
London , Bettws-y-Coed. CouzENs , G., & Co. • • Interceptor ,Cardiff (Nat., 461 ).
CRAPPER, T., & Co. Crapper, Chelsea (357, Ken-
Promptitude, London (64, sinirton).
Avenue). CRUICKSHANK, R. D., & Co ..• Cruickshank, Aberdeen (954).
B lad well, Sydenham Wharf, CUTTING, R. C., & Co . Adjunctor, London.
Bath.
Corrugated, Liverpool (2325).
Blanchard, Bishops Waltham. DANIELS & Co .. • Daniels, Linco.l n.
(1403, Hop.) DAVIES BROS. . . .• Seiva:c;!, Portmadoc.
Bower, Aberdeen (K37). DE GRELLE, HouDRET & Co. See Art Pave men ts & Decora-
Donbowes, London (199, tions, Ld.
Westminster) . DI CKSON, R. A. .• Facialium, London(1545,Hop).
Hypostile, London. DIXON & CORBITT, & R. S.
NEWALL & Co., LD. Corbitt, London (2705).
,, Glasgow.
DORMAN , LONG & Co., LD, Pugilism, London.
Bray, Nottingham.
DouGHTY, ToHN, & SoN .. Doughty, Jackfield.
Asiragal, London (1361 Hop). DowsoN, TAYLOR & Co, LD. Sprinkler, London (143, West-
minster).
Luxfer, London (90, London DREW-BEAR, PERKS, & Co. • • Bearbind, London (576, Bank)
Wall).
Broad & Co., London (48, EAGLE STEAM JOINERY WORKS
Paddington). (WAKEHAM, w. G.) •• Mould ings, Plymouth.
Broadbents, Leicester (Nat., EDWARDS, J . C . Edwards, Ruabon (8).
300). ELLIS, JOHN , & SoNs, LD. Ellis, Leicester (Nat. , 46) .
Unbleached, London. ELLIS, PARTRIDGE, & Co. Elcho, Leicester (Nat., 299).
Timber, Dorking (7), EMLEY & SONS, LD . •• Emley, Newcastle - on -Tyne
Brown, Sculptor, Aberdeen (G.P.O ., 499; Nat., 1119) .
(Nat. K7S)· Feltings, London.
 TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Name .
ENGLAND, W. G. & L.
EssEx & Co. ..
EusTANCE & COLLEY ..
EVERED & Co., Lo.
EVERED & Co., LD. (Barnet
Works)
EVERED & Co., Lo. (Surrey
Works)
EXLEY, WM., & SONS
FAMBRINI & DANIELS .•
FIELD & ALLAN
FISHER, SON, & WEAVER
FLETCHER, RUSSELL, & Co.,
Ln.
FRANCIS, S. W., & Co., Lo.
FRREMAN & FREEMAN
FRENCH ASPH ALTE Co.
FURSE, W. J •• .,
GARDEN & Co. .. •• ..
GARDINER, SoNs, & Co., Lo .••
GEARY , WALKER & Co. ..
GIBBARD, T. R.
GIBBONS, J.
GIBBS & CANNING, LD.
GIRLING, R. . . •. ••
GOODALL, LAMB&HEIGHWAY,
Lo.
GRAHAM, B., & SONS ..
GRANITIC PAINT Co ..•
GRAY, J. W., & SoN ..
GREAVES, BULL, & LAKIN
GRI~~ITHS, WM.
GROVER & Co.
GRUNDY, J.
HALL & BOARDMAN, LD.
HALL, E. J., & Co.
HALL, M., & Co. •.~
HARLING, w . H.
HARTLEY & SUGDEN, Lo.
HARTSHILL BRICK & TILE Co.
HAWKINS & SON ..
HAYWARD BROS. & ECKSTEIN,
LD.
HAYWARD, WM., & SONS, LD.
HEATHER BRICK AND TERRA
COTTA Co. .• ••
HELLIWELL & Co., LD.
HEYW~~D, w.'ir., & Co.
HILI. & SMITH ••
15
Telegrap!iic Add>ess and Telep/tone Telegraf>kic Address aud Telep/tone
. . Number. Name. N1(.m./Jer.
(43.) HITCH-IN, J. •• (0982.)
Euterpe, London. HOBBS, HART & Co., LD. Hobbs Hart, London (656).
Eustance, Fordingbridge. HOD KIN & JONES .. Hodkin , Sheffield (2790).
Evered, London (2502). HODKINSON & Co., Lo. Hodkinson 's, Small Heath.
HOLT, w. F. s. Holt, Laisterdyke (1305l.
Romaine, Birmingham (404). HOOPER & Co ... Hooper. Northam, Southamp-
ton.
F.vereds, Birmingham (2004). HowoRTH & Co. Ventilator, Farnworth, Bolton.
Exley, Broseley. HUTCHINSON, BROS. Slag, Middlesbro' (5242).
Fambrini, Lincoln. INGRAM & CLARKE Limbux, Liverpool (354J
Field, Edinburgh (2297)(Leith, INTERNATIONAL ASPHALTE Co.
4029). (G. A. Wall1 •. (540, London Wall).
(2.) IRISH MARBLE Co. (RICHARD
CoLLES) Colles, Kilkenny.
(Works) Wacran, Manchester
(Nat., 1039).
(Showrooms) Gaseries, Man- JEFFREY & Co .•• Wallpaper, London (134,
chester. Dalston).
Gaseries, Warrington (Nat., JOHN SON, S., & Co. (26, Mirfield.)
7"1). JONE S & ATTWOOD Heat, Stourbridge (10\ .
(Q ueen Victoria St.) Gaseries, JONES, F., & Co. Slagwool, London (675, King's
London. Cross).
(Tabernacle St.) Wacran, KENSINGTON WINDOW BLIND
. London. Co., THE Blinds, London.
Fenestra. London ( 160, KING, J. A., & Co. Kinovique, London.
Holborn). KING (JosEPH) & Co. King Co., Stourbridge(17, Lye)
Rural, London.
Aspales, London (580, Bank). LAND, J. & H .•• Canterra, London (2098,
Furse, Nottingham (539). Gerrard).
LAWFORD & Co. Aptero us, London.
LEE, A., & BROS., LD. Lee, Bristol (Nat., 47).
Garden Company, Aberdeen. LEGGOTT, W. & R., Lo. Silenzio, London (1437, Hol-
Gardsons, Bristol (762). born).
Edaphos, London (5074 , Bank) Silens, Bradford (1782).
Gibbard, Exeter. LEw1s:'1. Weathervane, London.
Gibbons, Wolverhampton. ' LIMMER ASPHALTE PAVING
(ABC Code used.) (344,Nat.1 Co., Lo. . Limmer. London(862 Avenue).
Gibbs Canning, Tamworth LLOYD & LLOYD, LD •.• Lloyds, Birmingham (2S2).
(0197). LOACH & CLARKE Loache, Birmingham (1518).
Robert Girling, Ipswich (124) .
L OCKHART, A ••. Lockhart, New Barnet . (5,
Barnet).
Parquetry, Manchester (683 LOCKWOOD, H .•• (1729.)
and 561) . LONDON ASBESTOS Co. Catharopyr, London;
(165.)
LONDON DRAWING & TRACING
Purplish, London. Dividitor~,
Grandson, London.
OFFICE London (1on Hol-
born).
Greaves, Harbury LUCAS, J.E. Lucas, Engineer, Brockley, S. E.
Lias, London (138,Paddington) LUXFER PRISM SYNDICATE, Lo.,
Greaves, Birmingham (845) . THE BRITISH Luxfer, London (90, London
Opalite, London (2530, 2531, Wall). .
Avenue).
Adopted, London.
MACDONALD, A., & Co., Lo .•• Runis, Aberdeen.
John Grundy, London (552; ,, London.
McD~NAL ~. Ca°~RLES
0
King's Cross).
Froghall, A.berdeen(Nat.,K50).
Hall, Swadlincote (2) . McNEILL, F., & Co. Eyeball, London.
Terebene, London (5916, Eyeball, Liverpool.
Avenue) . . Eyeball, Kirkintilloch.
Esmeralda, London. MAn'~LEY W~oo Co., THE Iron, Madeley, Salop.
C linograph, London. MAIN, A. & J, & Co .. Lu. K"'lvin, London (5024, Bank).
Boilers, Halifax (N~t .. 38)., MAJOR, H.J., & c .. LD. (19.)
Hartshill, Stoke-on-Trent (623) MALKIN TILE WORKS Co. Cubes, Burslem (Nat., 30751
(2.61 , King's Cross). MATHEWS, E., & Co ..• Timists, London(5o6: Avenue).
MATTISON, F .. & Co ... Mattison, Leeming Bar.
Hayward Bros., London MELLOWES & Co. Eclipse, Sheffield (124\.
(ABC Code used) (193,Hop) . Mellowes,,London (569, West-
Hayward, Wolverhampton minster).
(123). MESSENGER & Co. Heating, Loughborough.
Nonplussed, London.
Bricks, Ibstock. Moo';E, T.. &. SoNs G lassvents, London.
Helliwell, Brighouse, MOORE, M. & R. Slattato, London (494 King's
,, London. Cross) .
Glazing, Huddersfield (Nat., MORTON, F., & Co., Lo. Ironsides, Liverpool (30& II2,
254) . Garston, Works).
Fencing, Brierley Hill (Nat., ,, ,. Dropper, London (75, West-
2a, Tipton). minster.)
 16 TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESSES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Name.
NELSON, CHAS., & Co., LD . .•
NORTH BRITISH PLUMBING
Co., LD.
NoRTH WALES SLATE Co.
NORTHWOOD, S. & SON
0AKELEY SLATE QUARRIES
Co., LD.
OATES & GREEN, LD ...
ODLING (ANSELM) & SONS, LD.
owil~. JOSEPH·: & SON S, 'i..D ...
" (3919, Openshaw).
" Gooddy Cripps, Liverpool
PALMER'S TRAVELLING
CRADLE, LD •.•
PARRY, H., & SONS, LD.
PATTESON, J. & H .
PEARSON, E. J. & J., LD.
PETH ICK BROS .•.
PHILLIPS, A. J., & Co.
PILKINGTON & Co.
PILKINGTON BROS., LD.
PILKINGTON'S TILE & POTTERY
Co., LD.
PooLE BROS,
PORTMADOC SLATE Co.
PORTWAY, C., & SON
PRESTAGE & Co.
PRICE, GEO., LD.
PRITCHARD & Co.
RATNER SAFE Co.', LD.
" G.
RICHES,
ROBERTS, ADLARD, & Co.
RoTTMANN & Co.
RUGBY PORTLAND CEMENT Co.
ST. PANCRAS IRoN WoRK Co.,
LD.
SHANKS & Co., LD.
SHAW & CARTER
SILICATE PAINT Co., LD.
SILLS, WM.
SMITH, A., & STEVEN S
SMITH, JONAS, & Co.
SoM~'RsET TR~DING Co., LD.
SouTHWELL, F. C., & Co.
~ZERELMEY, N. C., & Co.
Teleg-raphic Address and Teleplto•u Teleg-rap!tic Address a11d Telep/tone
Number. Name . N1tmber.
Nelson, Stockton, Rugby TANN, J .... (1644 Holborn.)
,. South Wharf, Padding- TEALE FIREPLACE Co. Hob, Leeds (826 , Works; 618,
ton (135 Paddington). Showrooms).
TEMPLE, ROGERS. & Co. Roofing, Bristol (27).
Ductilitv, LondoFI TUCKER, G., & SON Tucker's, Loughboro' (Offices,
S late, Portmadoc. 9; Works, 29),
Northwoods, Birmingham TURPIN'S PARQUET FLOOR,
(2954). JOINERY & WOOD CARVING
Co. Turpilius, London (785 Pad-
dington).
N udlop, London (3028) . TUXFORD, J. G. Tuxford, Deganwy.
Bricks, Halifax (174 & 690). Llechi, London.
Standpipe, London (1436, Hol- Tuxford, Trafford's Wharf,
born). Manchester.
Odling, London (135 Dalston) . TWYFORDS, LD. Twyford, Hanley (Nat., 45).
.. Liverpoo1(5843Central) .
Owen. Liverpool (387). WALL PAPER MANUFACTURERS
Bucheron, London (II Hop). LD, (Anaglypta Branch) .. Anaglypta, Darwen (155).
(1787, Manchester). Anaglypta, London (2731).
WA~~oN 1 God~nY & 'CRIPPS,
(1350, Leeds) . LD. Gooddy, London (618, Kings
(550, Tunstall). Cross).
" (173, Toxteth).
Cripps, Bristol (204).
Wireway, London (II56 Hop) . Walton, Carrara.
Lias, Kirton-Lindsey.
Patteson, Manchester (1201).
WA~~. B., & 'co. Tufa, London (140, West-
minster).
Firebrick, Brierley Hill (Nat., WARNER, J ., & SONS, LD Big Ben, London.
9, Brierley Hill). , WAYGOOD, R., & Co . .. Waygood,London(76o Hop).
Pethicks, Plymouth (507). " WELDON STONE " Rooke, Weldon.
Phillips, Guildhall Chambers, WEST GLOUCESTER PENNANT
E.C. STONE Co. Hatch, 49, Broadmead,
Polonceau, London (2751 Bristol (1148).
Avenue) . WESTMINSTER PATENT FLOOR-
Pilkington, St. Helen's (3). ING Co. Politeness, London (867 Ken·
sington).
Tileries, Manchester (Nat ., WHEATLY & Co. Wheatly, Trentvale.
2781 & 4845). WHI'FEHEAD, J., & SONS Sculptors, London (178 West-
(411 .) minster, and 1026, Hop).
Snowdon, Portmadoc. Masonry, Aberdeen (894).
Portway, Halstead. Maro, Carrara.
Prestage, Broseley. Neumegen, Paris.
Safes, Wolverhampton (225) . WHr'.i-FrnLD, F'.'. & Co .•• Safes, Birmingham (64t).
Pritchard, Moelwyn, Port- ,,. II ,, London (5836 Bank) .
madoc. WHITWICK COLLIERY Co., LD. Whitwick Colliery, Coalville.
WILKINS, H. w., & SONS Statuary, London.
(City Office) Thiefproof, WILKINSON & LENG .. Wilkinson's, Brldgwater.
London. WILLESDEN PAPER AND CAN-
(Works) Savealls, London. VAS WORKS, Lo.•. Impermeable, London (65,
Riches, Cromer C7). Harlesden).
Dralda, London (87 Hop). WILLIAMS BROS. & Co. Kaleyards, London.
Squadron, London (5289Bank). Casements, Chester,
Cement, Rugby (29). WIL,~IAMS, G. 'A.... & SON (1095, Paddington).
WILLIAMS, THoS. Tileries, Stoke.on-Trant (266,
Hanley).
Equitation, London (519, W1NN, C., & Co . Winn, Birmingham 1366).
King's Cross). WoNTNER-SMITH,J.,GRAY&Co. Warming, London (1430,
Shanks, Barrhead (7). London Wall) .
Wishaw, Birmingham 1377.) Woon CARVING Co., LD. Carvings.Birmingham (05166).
Orr, London. (36 Woolwich). Woon, JAs. Wood, Rrnghton Monchelsea
Sills, Mansfield. WooLLISCROFT, GEo., & SoN,
Hydraulics, London. LD. Woolliscroft, Hanley (26).
Moulding, London (695 Hop) ., Blizzard, London.
(42, Barking). WoRs{~Y , R. E.:'& Co . ,, (739, Holborn).
Pinetree, Liverpool (6823) . WORTLEY FIRE CLAY Co. E namel, Leeds (532).
Somerset, Bridgwater (Na.t., 9) WRIGHT, G., & Co. Maypole, Rotherham (171).
Prevailing, London (A B C London (921 B~nk);
and Ar Codes used), (445, II rt ,, Manchester (4463).
Hop). WRIGHT, J AS., & SONS Right, Aberdeen.
Szerelmey, London. WRIGHT, SAML., & Co. Slatinare, London.

Key to Telegraphic
ADAMANT, BIRMINGHAM } Adamant Co., Ld.
., NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE
ADAMANTINE, LITTLE BYTHAM
ADDISON, WELLINGTON, SALOP
ADJUNCTOR, LONDON .•
ADOPTED , LONDON
ALDRIDGE COLLIERY,
W ALSALLWOOD. , •
ANAGLYPTA, DARWEN ••
ANAGLYPTA, LONDON , •
ANDERSON, BELFAST , •
APPLEBEE BROS,, WALTHAM-
STOW •• ••
ASHWORTHS,SAWYERS,WATER-
FOOT ••
ASPALES, LONDON
AsTRAGAL, LONDON
ATTWOODS, STOURBRIDGE
BALDWIN, STOURPORT
BEARBIND, LONDON
BELLS, SMETHWICK
BIG BEN, LONDON
BLADWEL~ SYDENHAM
WHARF, BATH
BL A NCH ARD, BI SHOP'S
WALTHAM
BLINDS, LONDON
BLIZZARD, LONDON
BOILERS, HALIFAX
BOWER, ABERDEEN
BRAY, NOTTINGHAM
BRICKS, HALIFAX
BRICKS, IBSTOCK
BROAD & Co., LoNDoN
BROADBENTS, LEICESTER
BROWN, SCULPTOR, ABERDEEN
6UCHERON, LONDON ••
CAFFERATA, NEWARK , .
CANTERRA, LONDON , •
CAR~ONS, LoNDON
CARTERS POTTERY, POOLE
CARTLANDS, BIRMINGHAM
CARTLAND$, LONDON ••
CARVINGS, BIRMINGHAM
CASEMENTS, CHESTER
CATHAROPYR, LONDON
t:EMEN r, RUGBY
CHALLOR, LONDON
CHROMOLITH , LONDON
CLIFFS, LONDON
CLIFFS, WORTLEY, LEEDS
CLINOGRAPH, L ONDON.. ••
COLLEDGE, WOLVERHAMPTON
COLLES1 KILKENNY
Adamantine Clinker Works
Addison, H., & Co., Ld .
Cutting. R. C ., & Co.
Grover &Co.
.Aldridge Colliery Co., Ld.
Anaglypta Branch of The Wall
Paper Manufacturers, Ld.
Anderson, D., & Son, Ld.
Applebee Bros .
Ashworth, John, & Son
French Asphalte Co .
British Challenge Glazing
Co., Ld.
Attwood, J.
Baldwin, Son, & Co., Ld.
Drew-Bear, Perks & Co.
Carr,' Chas, Ld.
Warner, J., & Sons, Ld.
Bladwell, H. W.
Blanchard, M. H., & Co.
Kensington Window Blind
Co.
Woolliscroft, G. , & Son, Ld .
Hartley & Sugden, Ld.
Bower and Florence
Bray, H., & Co.
Oates & Green, Ld
Heather Brick & Terra Cotta
. Co.
Broad & Co., Ld.
Broadbent & Co.
Brown, A. A,
Owen, Jo~eph, & Sons, Li.
Cafferata & Co.
Land, J. & H.
Carson, W., & Sons
Carter & Co.
Cartland, J., & Son, Ld.
Wood Carving Co., Ld.
Williams Bros. & Co.
London Asbestos Co.
Rugby Portland Ct>ment Co.
Chaocellor, C., & Co.
Adamant Co., Ld.
Cliff, J., & Sons
Harling, W. H.
Colledge & Bridgen
Irish Marble Co. (Richard
Colles)
fl ddresses.
COLLIER, READING
COLLIER, MARKSTEY
CoMYN CHING, LormoN
CORBITT, LONDON
CORDELOVA, EDINBURGH
CORRUGATED, LIVERPOOL
CRAl'PER, CHELSEA
CRIPPS, BRISTOL
CRUICKSHANK, ABERDEEN
CUBES, BURSLEM
DANIELS, LINCOLN
DARBY, COALBROOKDALE
DIVIDITORE, LoNDON • ,
DONBOWES, LONDON ••
DOUGHTY, JACKFIELD
DOWELLED, LONDON .•
DRALDA, LONDON
DROPPER, LONDON
DUCTILITY, LONDON
ECLIPSE, SHEFFIELD
EDAPHOS, LONDON
EDWARDS, RUABON
ELCHO, LEICESTER
ELLIS, LEICESTER
EMLEY, NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE
ENAMEL, LEEDS
EQUITATION, LONDON ••
ESMERALDA, LONDON , .
EusTANCE, FoRDINGBRIDGE ••
EUTERPE, LONDON
EVERED, LONDON
EvEREDs, BIRMINGHAM
EXLEY, BROSELEY
EYEBALL, LONDON
EYEBALL, LIVERPOOL ••
EYEBALL, KIRKINTILLOCH
FACIAL!UM, LONDON .•
F' AMBRINI, LINCOLN , •
FELTINGS, LONDON
FENCING, BRIERLEY HILL
FENESTR.I., LONDON • ,
FIELD, EDINBURGH
FIREBRICK, BRIERLEY HILL ••
FIRECLAY, DUBLIN
FROGHALL,ABERDEEN
FURSE , NOTTINGHAM .•
GARD EN C OM PANY, ABERDEEN
GARDSONS, BRISTOL . •
GASERIES , LONDON
GASE RIES, W ARRINGTON
GASERIES, MAN CHESTER
17
Collier; S. & E.
Collier, W. H .
Comyn, Ching & Co.
Dixon & Corbitt, & R. S.
Newall & Co., Ld.
Cordelova Co , Ld.
B lakeley, E . F., & Co.
Crapper, T., & Co.
Walton, Gooddy & Cripps, Ld.
Cruickshank, R. D., & Co.
Malkin Tile Works Co.
Daniels & Co.
Coalbrookdale Co., Ld.
London Drawing & Tracing
Office.
Bowes-Scott & Western, Ld • .
Doughty, John, & Sons
Acme Wood Flooring Co., Ld.
Roberts, Adlar<l , & Co.
Morton, F ., & Co., Ld.
North British Plumbing Co.
Ld.
Mellowes & Co.
Geary, Walker & Co,
Edwards, J. C.
Ellis, Partridge & Co.
Ellis, J., & Sons, Ld.
Emley & Sons, Ld.
Wortley Fire Clav Co.
St. Pancras Iron Work Co., Ld.
Hall, M., & Co.
Eustance & Colley
Essex & Co.
EYered & Co., Ld.
Evered & Co., Ld. (Surrey
Works)
Exley, Wm., & Son .
McNeill, F., & Co.
Dickson, R . A.
Fambrini & Daniels
Engert & Rolfe, Ld.
Hill & Smith
Francis, S. W., & Co , Ld.
Field & Allan
Pearson, E . J. & J.
Brown, Robt., & Son.
McDonald, Chas.
Furse, W. J.
Garden & Co.
Gardiner, Sons & Co., Ld .
Fletcher, Russell, & Co., Ld .
(Queen Victoria Street).
Fletcher, Russell, & Co ., Ld.
Fletcher, Russell , & Co., Ld.
(Showrooms).

GIBBARD, EXETER
GIBBONS, WOLVERHAMPTON ••
G!HBS CANNING, TAMWORTH .•
GLAZING, HUDDERSFIELD
GOODDY, LONDON •• } MOULDING, LONDON ..
GOODDY CRIPPS, LIVERPOOL
GRANDSON' LONDON ••
GRANULEMOS, LONDON
GREAVES, HARBURY • •
GREAVES, BIRMINGHAM
HALL, SwADLINCOTE ••
HARTSHILL, STOKE-ON-TRENT
HATCH, 4~, BROADMEAD,
BRISTOL
HAYW,\RD, WOLVERHAMPTON
HAYWARD BROS., LONDON
HEAT, STOURBRIDGE ••
HEATING, LoUGHBOROUGH
HELLIWELL, BRIGHOUSE
HELLIWELL, LONDON ••
HOBBS HART, LONDON
Hos, LEEDS
HOD KIN, SHEFFIELD .•
HODKINSONS, SMALL HEATH . •
Hoi.1', LAisTERDYKE ••
HOMAN RODGERS, LONDON ••
HOOPER, NORJ'HAM, SOUTH-
AMPTON
HYDRAULICS, LONDON
HYPOSTILE, LONDON ••
GLASGOW
IMPERMEABLE, L NDON
INTERCEPTOR, CARDIFF
INWROUGHT, LONDON ·••
IRON, MADELEY, SALOP
IRONSIDES, LIVERPOOL
IRONWORKS, EDI,NBURGH
JOHN GRUNDY, LONDON
JosCLIFFS, 1:-IVER_POOL
KALEYARDS, LONDON ••
KELVIN, LoNDON . . ••
KING Co., STOURBRIDGE
KINOVIQUE 1 LONDON .
LEE , l3RISTOL ••
LIAS, KIRTON LINDSEY
LIAS, LONDON • •
LIMBUX, LIVERPOOL
LIMMER, LONDON
LLKCHI, LONDON
LLOYD'S, BIRMINGHAM
LocKHART, NEW BARNET
LOACHE 1 BIRMINGHAM
LONDON, BETTWS-Y-COED
LUCAS, ENGINEER, BROCKLEY,
S.E.
LUXFER, LONDON
' ,
MAINZER, LONDON
MARO, CA.RRARA .;
MASONRY, ABERDEEN·.•
MATTISON, LEEMING BAR
KEY TO TELEGRAPHIC
Gibbard, J. R.
Gibbons, T.
Gibbs & Canning, Ld.
Heywood, W . H., & Co,
Walton, Gooddy & Cripps, Lrl
Gray , J. W., & Son
Art Pavements &pecoratiqp~
Ld. (The)
Greaves, Bull, & Lakin
Hall & Boardman, Ld
Hartskiill Brick& Tile Co.
West Gloucester Pennant
Stone Cii.
Hayward, W., & Sons, Ld.
Hayward Bros. & Eckstem,
Ld.
Jones & Attwood
Messenger & Co. , Ld.
Helliwell & Co., Ld.
Hobbs. Hart & Co ., Ld.
Teale Fireplace Co.
Hod kin & Jones
Hodkinson & Co., Ld .
Holt, W. F. S.
Homan & Rodgers
Hooper & Co.
Smith, A., & Stevens.
Boyle, R., &. Son, Ld.
Willesden Paper and Canvas
Works, Ld.
Couzens, G ., & Co.
Aston, G ., & Son
Madeley Wood Co.
Morton, F., & Co., Ld.
Bell, P., & Son
Grundy, J.
Clift, J., & Sons
Williams Bros. & Co.
Main, A. & J., & Co., Ld.
King, Jos., & Co.
King, J . A., & Co.
Lee, Arthur, & Bros., Ld.
Parry, H ., & Sons, Ld.
Greaves. I;lull, & Lakin
Ingram & Clarke
Limmer Asphalte Paving Co.,
Ld.
Tuxford, J. G.
Lloyd & Lloyd, Ld. ' SAFES, BIRMINGHAM • .
Lockhart, A.
Loach & Clarke
Bettws-y-Coed Slate Quarry
Co,,Ld.
Lucas, J.E.
British Luxfer Prism Syndi-
cate, Ld.
Mainzer & Co., Ld.
Whitehead, J., & Sons
Whitehead, J., & Sons
Mattison, F., & Co.
ADDRESSES.
MAYPOLE, LONDON
MAYPOLE, MAN CHESTER
MAYPOLE, ROTHERHAM
MELLOWES, LONDON , •
MOU LDINGS, PLYMOUTH
NELSON, STOCKTON, RUGBY
NELSON, SOUTH WH ARF,
. " : . P"ADDINGTON .•
NEUM EGEN, PARIS
NONPLUSSED, LONDON
NORTHWOODS, BIRMINGHAM . •
NUD):.OP, LONDON
0DLING, LONDON
0DLING, LIVERPOOL
0PALITE, LONDON
ORR, LoNDON •.
OWEN' · LIVERPOOL
PARQUETRY, MANCHESTER
PATTESON, MANCHESTER
PERFORATION, LONDON
PETHICKS, PLYMOUTH
PHILLIPS, GUILDHALL CH AM·
BE RS , E .C .••
PILKINGTON, ST. HELENS
PINETREE, LIVERPOOL
POLITENESS, LoNDON ••
POLON CEAU, LONDON ..
P<lRTWAY, HALSTEAD .•
PRESTAGE, BROSELEY
PREVAILING, LONDON . •
PRITCH ARD , MOELWYN, PORT-
MADOC '
PROMPTITUDE, LONDON
PUGILISM , LONDON
PURPLISH, LONDON
RANGE, BRISTOL
RICHES, CROMER
RIGHT, ABERDEEN ..
ROBERT ADAM$, LONDON
ROBERT GIRLING, IPSWICH
ROMAINE, BIR~llNGHAM
ROOFING, BRISTOL
ROOKE, WELDON
RUNI S, ABERDEEN
RuNis, LONDON
RURAL, LONDON
\ Whitfield, F., & Co.
SAFES, LON::JON .• (
SAFES, WOLVERHAMPTON
SANITARY, EDINBURGH }
SANITARY , PAISLEY
SAVEALLS, LONDON
SCULPTORS, L ONDON
SEIVAD, PoRTMADoc ••
SEVERNDALE, LONDON
SHANKS, BARRHEAD ..
SHO RTROODS, GLASGOW
SILENS, BRADFORD
SILENZIO, LON.DON
SILLS, MANSFIELD
SLAG, MIDDLESBOROUGH
Wright, Geo., & Cq .
Mellowes & Co.
Smith (Jonas\ & Co.
Eagle Steam Joirlery Works
(W . G. Wakeham)
Nelson, Chas., & Co. , Ld.
Whitehead, J .. & Sons
Messenger & Co .• Ld .
Northwood, S., & Son
0akeley Slate Quarries Co.,Ld.
Odling (Anselm) & Sons, Ld .
Griffiths, W.
Silicate Paint Co., Ld.
Owen, Joseph, & Sons, Ld.
Goodall, Lamb & Heighway,
Ld .
Patteson, J. & H.
Barns, W ., & Son
Pethick Bros.
Phillips, A. J., & Co.
Pilkington Bros ., Ld.
Smith (Jonas) & Co.
"Westminster Patent Flooring
Co.
Pilkington & Co.
Partway, C., & Son
Prestage & Co.
Southwell, F . C ., & Co .
Pritchard & Co.
Blackwall Galvanized Iron
Co., Ld.
Dorman, Long, & Co., Ld.
Granitic Paint Co.
Adamant Co., Ld.
Riches, G.
Wright, Tas., & Sons
Adams, Robt.
Girling, R.
Evered & Co., Ld. (Barnet
Works)
Temple, Rogers & Co.
''Weldon Stone"
Macdonald, A., & Co., Ld.
Freeman & Freeman
Price, Geo., Ld.
Brown, Robt., & Son
Ratner Safe Co . Ld. (Works
Whiteliead, J ., & Sons
Davies Bros.
Coalbrookdale Co., Ld.
Shanks & Co., Ld.
Brown, Robt., & Son
Leggott, W. & R., Ld.
Sills, William
Hutchinson Bros.
 KEY TO TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESSES. 19

SLAGWOOL, LoNDON Jones, F., & Co. TWYFORD, HANLEY Twyfords, Ld.
SLATE, PORTMADOC North Wales Slate Co.
SLATINARE, LoNDON Wright, Sam!. . & Co.
SLATTATO, LONDON Moore, M. & R. ULSTER, LONDON Anderson, D., & Sons, Ld.
SNownoN, PoRTMADoc Portmadoc Slate Co. UNBLEACHED, LONDON Broadbent, J . C., & Co., Ld.
SOMERSET, BRIDGWATER Somerset Trading Co.,Ld .
SPRINKLER, LONDON •• Dowson, Taylor & Co. , Ld.
SQUADRON, LONDON •• Rottmann & Co.
STATUARY, LONDON Wilkins, H. W., & Sons VENTILATOR, FARNWORTH,
SYPHON STOVES, LONDON Clark, S., & Co. BoLTON Howorth & Co.
SZERELMEY, LONDON •• Szerelmey, N. C., & Co.

WAC RAN, MANCHESTER Fletcher, Russell, & Co. , Ld.

TAMAR, COALVILLE Coalville, Sandford & Alston, (Works)
Ld. WACRAN, LONDON Fletcher, Russell, & Co., Ld.
TEREBENE, LONDON Hall, E. J., & Co. (Tabernacle St.)
THOROUGH, )3ANBURY •• Bloxham, W . J. WALLPAPER, LONDON Jeffrey & Co.
TILERIES , MAIDENHEAD Cooper, J. K., & Sons WALTON, CARRARA Walton, Gooddy & Cripps, Ld.
T!LERIES, MANCHESTER Pilkington's Tile & Pottery WARMING, LONDON •• Wontner-Smith(J .),Gray & Co.
Co., Ld. WAYGOOD, LONDON •. Waygood, R., & Co.
TILERIES, STOKE-ON-TRENT., Williams, Thomas WEATHERVANE, LoNDON Lewis, J.
TIMBER. DORKING Brooker, J. T. WHEATLY,TRENTVALE Wheatly & Co.
T!MISTS, LONDON Mathews, E ., & Co. WHITWICK COLLIERY, COAL-
TONNERRE, LONDON .. Anderson , R., & Co VILLE Whitwick Colliery Co., Ld.
TucKERS, LoUGHBORo' Tucker, G., & Son WILKINSONS, BRIDGWATER Wilkinson & Leng
TUFA, LONDON.. •• Ward, B ., & Co. WINN, BIRMINGHAM .• Winn, C., & Co.
TURPILIUS, LONDON •• Turpin's Parquet Floor, Joinery WIREWAY, LONDON •• Palmer'sTravellingCradle,Ld.
and Wood Carving Co. WISHAW . BIRMINGHAM Shaw & Carter
TUXFORD, DEGANWY • } Woon, BouGHTON MoNCHEL-
TUXFORD, TRAFF~RD'S Tuxford, J. G. SEA •• Wood, Jas.
WHARF, MANCHE>STER WooLLiscROFT, HANLEY Woolliscroft, G., & Son
 zo

INDEX TO GOODS AND BUILDING MATERIALS.

PAGE PAGE Heating (continued)- PAGE

Ball Valves See Valves Simplex 2s8
A. Balusters and Balustrades 57, s9. 92, Spanish 2s7, 2s8, 2s9, 26o, 262, 263
Accumulators 190 94, 96, IOOB, IDS, l06D, IIO, Spring Roller or Self-Coilini:r 2s7,
Adamant • • See Plaster IIS, 126, 127, l4I, 142, 212 2s8, 259, 260, 262, 263, 26s
Adamantine / See Plaster Band Stands 137, 141, 148 Sun or Tropical 260, 263, 264, 265
Adamantine Clinkers . . See Bricks Bank Fittings II4, us, 269 Universal 262
Agricultural Drain Pipes See Pipes Bar Fittings II4, 269 Venetian 224, 2s7, 2s8, 2s9, 260,
Air Bricks 44A, 44B, 54, 57, 59, 69 ,. Iron or Steel 90, 338 262, 263
., Grids • • See Grilles, Gratiltt[S, or Grids ,. Railway 128 Wire . • 257, 258, 2s9, 260, 262, 263
,, Propellers See Ventilatio11 & Ventilators Barrows . • n3
Basement Lights Sec Pavement Lif!Ms, &c. Blocks See Pitlley Blocks
Alabaster.. See Marble Blue Lias Lime • • See Lime
Altar Rails See Gates c;>- Railings Baths and Bath Fittings s2, 86, 87,
Boiler Coverings 64, 72A, 72s, 72c, 75
Altars 99, rno, rn6o 98, 99, 104, 179. 212, 246, 247, 249 Boilers 175, 177, 178, 179, 2rn, 247, 253, 302
Anaglypta.. . See Wall & Ceiling Coverings Beer Fittings .. .• .• 253 Climax 178
Angle Iron or Steel .. 129, 338, 340 Bell Hanging 224
., Pulls or Pushes 208 Daisy 175
Artesian Wells • . 81 Ideal . • 178
Artificial Stone 61, 72, 80, 92, 93, rn4, 'Bells 179, 180, 208, 224, 253, 256, 300 Independent.. 178
rn9, 122, lSl Chimes 253 Loughborough 302
Granitic 104 Church, School, or Factory 253, 256
Saddle 302
Granolithic •• 151 Clock 253 Steam 2s3
Art Metal Work •• See Metal Work Electric 179, 180, 208, 300
Asbestos •• Fire Alarm 256 Boiler Seating 64, 65
75 Hand.. 256 Bolts and Bars •• 196, 198, 206, 223
Cloth 75
" Fibre 7S
Lighthouse • .
Plantation . .
256
253, 256
Casement See Casement Fastenings
and Stays
Fuel 75
., Mlllboard Repaired and Re-hung 256 Gate.. 198
75 Town Hall 253 Indicating 206
,. Paper .. •• 75
,. Powder .. Bends See Channels and Bends Panic or Exit 196, 223
75
Ash Bins •• See Duit Bins Bent Wood II3 Brackets, Electric Light See Electric
,, Closets See Closets Bins 131 Lighting and Fittings
Aspbalte •• 72, 84, 85, 104, 124 Blinds 134, 224, 2s7. 2s8, 2S9· 260, Gas See Gas i::ngi11eerinr: and Fitti11{!s
Acid Resisting 85 261' 262' 263, 264, 26s Branding Irons . • •• •• • • 264
British 84 Cane •• 257, 25~ Brasses See Memorial Brasses a11d Tablet.;
Compressed •• 84 Canelette 257 Brass Work 206, 224, 228, 253, 256
Lava •• 84, 85 " Castalice '' 134 Gas Fitters'.. See Gas Engineeri11g
. Limestone 72 Conservatory or Greenhouse 258 and Fittings
Limmer 72, 84, 85 Duchesse 257 Braziery • • 2s3
Mastic 84 Festoon •. 2s7, 259, 260, 262 Brewers' Squares 87 1 95
Polonceau 85 Fire • . . 261, 262 Bricks 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 44A, 44B,
Rock •• 84, 85 Florentine 257, 258, 2s9, 260, 262, 263 47, 48, 49, 51, s2. 53, S4· 57,
·Seyssel 84, 85 Glass. . 257, 258 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65,
Sicilian 84 Heliocene 257, 2s8, 2s9, 262, 263 66, 69, 70, 7s. 80, 86, 9:1, 232,
Sillcia 85 Invisible 262 238, 241
Axle Pulleys See Pulleys Italian 260 Adamantine Clinker 38
Jalousies 2 59 Air See A ir Bricks
Japanese 262 Bath •• 47
Metallic Venetian . . 263 Blue 39, 42, 44A, 44B, 51, S3, 61,
B. Oriental 2s7, 258, 259, 260, 262 . 66, 70, 75, 80, 232
Repaire:l and Renovated. • 263 Channel See Channels and B e11ds
Balconies •• 127, 128, 137, 141, 148, 212 Shop . . 257, 258, 259, 262, 263 Clinker • • 38, 44A, 60
Ballast 60 Shutt!lr ,~ ,, 262 Coping 39,. 42, 51 , 58, 61, 70
 INDEX TO CATALOGUE. 21
Bricks (continued)- PAGE PAGE Columns (continued)- PAGE
Cu lvert .. .. 40, 6 c C hairs 148 , 215 Iron or Steel 12g, 130, 132, r3 3,
E na mell ed or Glazed 3g , 4g, 52, Channels and Bends 42, ;,6, 60, 61 , 136, 137, l 4I, 147. 150, 216, 340, 341
60, 62. 65, 80, 232 65, g2, 12g, 240, 241, 338, 340, 341 S ton e or Marble g4B, g8, gg, 100,
Fire . . 41, 52, 60 , 61, 63, 64, 65, B rick . . 42 lOOB, 1060, IIO
80, 86, 238 Broad's 240, 24r Commodes 25,f
fletton .. .. 3g Iron or Steel . . r2g , 338, 340, 34r Concrete . . 7'~
F looring and Paving 38 , 3g, 40 , Chimney Cowls . . Se< Chimney Pots , &c. Asp halti c 72
42, 44A, 51, 58, 60, 61, 66, 70, 75 C himn ey Pieces or Mantels 500 , 87 , Concrete Work 72, 288
Heat her .. .. .. .. 40 Sg, go, 94B, 95, g8, gg, roo, Connections See Pipe .'faints
Kerb . . 70 104, 107, rro, rr 4, rr5, 137, Conservatories and F ittings 147, 148, 302
Majolica 65 , 232 • 210 , 2 12, 2r3 Cooking Apparatus See J(i/cheners,
Moulded 3g, 40, 41, 42 , 51, 54, 59, E namelled Slate 87 , g5. g8, 104, 107 Ran(!es, &c.
60, 6r, 70 Faience 500 ., Stoves • . See [(itcheners, Ranges, &c.
Orn amental . . 3g, 40, 48, 58, 5g, 6 r I ron . . . . 137, 210, 212, 2r3 Copper Leaf .. .. 136
Partition 52
Stone or Marble 87, 8g, go, g4B, Cornice Poles and Fittings 258
Paving . . See Bricks , Floori11g gg, IOO, 104, 107 , IIO, 212 Co tt on Waste 277
P linth_ .. .. 6r, 70 Wood .• loo, 114, rr5, 212 Counters . . . . go, g8, rooB, lo6n
Q uarries See Quarries or SquMcs Covered Ways 141
Eed 3g, 40, 4r, 42, SI , 53 , 58, 5g, C himn ey Pots, Caps, or Cowls 44A,
44B, 47, 54, 57, 58, 5g , 60, 6r , C ow House F ittings See Ca.tile House Fittings
60, 6r, 66 Cowls See C!timney Pots, &c.
Stahle 38, 42, 44A, 51 , 60, 6 c, 66, 70 62, 75, 8~ 8~ 170, 171, 238
Staffordshire S ee Bi'iclls, B lue Archimedian Screw 171 Crabs 192
T err".- ~etallic See Bric/is, Blue Bar ham 's 60 Cradles, Travelling 304
Ventilatmg . . See Air Bricks "Dulce Domum ".. 170 Cran es r7g, 185, r8g, rgo, 192, 21g
Belt Power . . r8g
B r~di:;es . . 128, r30, r41, 146, r 47, 340 Fletcher's
Peyton's Champion
57
6r Derrick 192
Br~lhant Cut Glass See Gla zi1w and Glass E lectric l8g, rg2
B nt . Opal .. ~ rsr Chimney Sweeping Machines.. 215 Hand P ower 185 , rSg, rgo, 192
Bronze Powders.. r 6 Chimneys Repaired, Rebuilt, or Re- , Hydraulic 185, l8g, rgo, lg2
3
,, Work 137, 144 Pointed 2g7, 2gg, 300, 301 S team rg2
Bu!fe~s . . rgo Church Benches . . . . See S ea.tintt Travelling 185, 1g2
B u1ldrngs, Iron See Iron Buildinl!< Fittings . . rr5, 125 Crestings . . 127, 141, 148
B ulbs .. 338 Furniture See F1trnit1we Crosses or Crucifixes 58, 5g, g6, g8
B usts See Carving and Sculpture Seating . . . . See Seatin~ Crucibles . . 60
Spires Restored 2g7, 2g9, 300, 301 C urbs See Fenders and Curbs or Ke1•bi11g
,. Stall s . . See S eating Curtains . . 25g
Cis terns and Tanks 60, 86, 87, 88, g5.
c. g8, 104, 130, r31, 177, 242, Bnsbis 259
243. 244, 245 , 246, 247, 340
Automatic F lushing 245
Cabinet Handles 228
Cans .. 13I
Brewers' SS, g8 D.
Flushing 243
Carbolic Powder 277 Sewage 247
Carving and Sculpture g4. g7 , 100B, Slate .. 86, 87, 88, g5, g8, 104 Dairy Glass Appliances for 2680
1060. no, rr4, 126 Waste P reventi ng . . 244 Damp Proof Courses and M a terials
Casemen t Fastenings and Stays lg6, 44A, 44B, 72 , 72B, 72c, 75, 76,
205, 207, 223, 227 , 228 C losets 44A, 44B, 52, 60, 104, 212 ,
23g, 242, 244, 24.6, 247. 248, 780, 84, 85, 87 , 152 , 279 , 280 ,
Cockspur 227 280A, 280B 1 29 3
Espagniolette 205, 227 250, 253 , 254
Anti Back-Bow 239 Asphalte . . See Asphaltc
Victor 223 D ure:sco . . ;:8oA , 28on
Casement Fi ttings See Gearmg a.nd Fittings Ash .. 254
Automatic F lushing See Cisterns Felt . . 72B, 72c
Casements and Frames 127, 136, r5g, F ibrous Asph alte . . . . 75, 780 , 2g3
172 , 173, 18g, 21g, 220 , 222 , and Tan/is
Axis .. 250 Metal Asphalt e 780
223, 227, 273 Petrifying Liquid . . 280, 280A, 280B
B rass.. r72, 173 Deluge 250
Earth 254 Slate.. 87
Bronze 2 lg, 222 Szerelmey Waterproofing Liquid 280
Copper 172, 173 Latrine 242
Marlboroug h 244 Willesden Paper, Canvas and
Gun Metal 172, 173, 21g Scrim . . 76
Iron a.id Steel 127, 136, 15g, 172 , Ped estal 250
Portable 253 Zopissa Solution 279
173, r 8g, 21g, 220, 222, 223, 227, 273
" Twycli ffe " 248 Daylight Reflectors 271
C asement S ill Bars See Water Ba.rs Valve 244, 253
"Castalice," Iron , Brass and Copper 134 Deafening. . See So1111 d Prooft11f!
Wash-down or W ash-out. . 244, 250 Deck Lights 271
Castin gs 12g, 130, 136, 137, 144, 146.
147, 150, 182, 210 Coach Body Wood rr3 Della Robbia 66
Cattle House Fittings and Troughs Coach House Fittings See Stable and Desks 2g4, 2g5. 2g6
60, 61, 1060, 1g2, rg3, 216 Coach H owe Fitti11gs Automatic 2g4, 2g5
Ce iling or Centre Flowers 288 Coal Plates 270, 271, 272 Convertible . . 2g4 , 2g5
Cellar Flaps .. . . 26g, 270, 271, 272 Cocks See Valves " Fisher " 296
Cemen ts 37, 48,61, 75, 7g, 80, 8r, 82 , Coffee Mi lls rg7 Infan ts' or Kinde1garten 2g4, 2g6
83, 104, 151, 24 r Coil Cases 134, 177 Teachers' 2g6
Birmi ngham Wa ter proof.. 15t ' ' Castali ce" 134 D is temper 279, 280A. 280B
Fireproof 151 Colours .. Bo, 277 , 278A, 278B Dog Grates Sec Fweplaccs, Stoves, and Grates
Keene's 7g, S2 Columns g2, g4B , g8, gg, 100, lOOB, Door and Lock Furmture 2or. 202,
Lias . . 8r l06A, 1060, rro, l2g, 130, 132, 203, 204, 207, 208 , 227 , 728
Parian 7g 133. 136, 137, 141, 147. 150, Corbin 20[
Portlan d 37, 4S , 6r, 80, Sr, 82, 83 216, 340, 34 I Namours 20!
Roman 6r, Sr Art ificial Stone g2 Stanley 203
St:len iti c So, Sr, 82 Granite 98, gg, 100, lo6A Tudor 203

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Door Checks, Springs, and Spring Electric Lighting and Fittings 179, Fireproof Lathing 168
Hinges 185, 196, 197, 198, 224, 300 ,, Partitions 152
199, 200, 20[' 202, 203 , 204, Accumulators See Acc11111ulators Fitments . . 126
205, 206, 208 , 223, 227 E levators . . See Lift!, Elevators, cind Hoi;ts Flitch Plates 129, 340
Battersea 200 Emboss in g See Glazing and Glass Flooring and Pav in g 38, 70, 84, 85, 87,
Climax 205, 206 Enamell ed Slate.. 98, 102, 102A, ro4, ro7 90, 92, 94, 94A, 95, 96, 98 , 99,
<;:or bin 201 Engin e Beds 72 100, l02A, 1021). 104, 105, 106,
Crown Victor r96 Eng ines . . 190, 253 l06A, 108 , 109, IIO, rr4, rr6A,
Empress Victor 196 Beer . . 253 II6B, II7, II8, II9, 120, 121,
Gerish's 198 Boiler See Hoile1•s 122 , 123, 124. 125, 192 , 193, 216
Helical 198, 206 Fire . . See Fire EJ1gi11es Anhydrous . . 108, 120
Janus 200 Fittings 253 Artificial Stone or Concrete 94, 104
London V ictor i 96 Pumping See Pumps and P11111pi11g Aspbalte .. See Asphalts
Model 200 Machinery Brick. . See Bricks
Norton 204 Steam 253 Ceram ic See Mosaics, Ceramic
"Perfect " 203 Wind .. 253 Fireproof .. See Fireproof Floors
Pneumatic 196, 202, 204 Exit Door Fittings See Door Fittings Granite 99 1 lo6A
Reliable 206 Expansion Joints See Pipe Joints and Granite Concrete 122
Rojon 227 Connections Gnn~c l~
Royal Duplex 202 Mosaic See Mosaics
Silent B. T ... 199 Parquet 84 , 94A, 108, rr 4, rr6A,
Slave 202 l l6B, 120, !21, 122 , 124
Smith's 208 Parquet Anhydrous 120
Stevens' & Major's.. 200 F. ,, Removable l 24
Door Fittings, Exit or Pa nic 202, 203 Slate.. 87, 95, 98
Sliding .. 163, 164, 205, 216 Squares . . Sre Quanies a11d Squares
Door Porters 197 Facias 98, 264 Stable 38, 70, 122, 192, 193
Slides 266 Faience . . . . 50A, 50s, 5on, 52, 66, 104 Steel . . 216
,, Springs See !Joor Checks, Sp1·i::gs, &c. Fanlight Gearing and F ittings See Gearin!< Stone or Marble 92, 94, 96, 98 ,
Doors and Frames 87, n3, n5, l2I, Felloes n3 99, 100, l02A, 1020, 104, 105,
128,132 , 146, 153. 154,155 ,r56, Felt .. 72c, 75, 78A , 78c , 85, 293 106, ic9, IJo, 124
157, 158, 159, 160, 16r, 162, A:>pha~ted . . 75, 78A, 85 Tar . . 104
163, 164, 165, 166, 167, 168, B1tummous . . .. .. 75 Tile .. See Tiles
189, 190, 219 , 264, 265, 341 Damp Course or Fo undation See Wood 124
Anchor Rel iance . . 163 Damp-proof Courses Wood Block 85, 94A, 108, 114,
Fire, Burglar Proo f, and Strong Hair . . 72c, 75, 78A, 78c, 293 II6A, II6B, rr7 , 118, rr9, 120,
Room 128, 153, 154, l 55, 156, Inodorous 72 c, 75, 78A 121 , 122, 123, 124, 125
158, 159, 160, 161, 163, 164, R6ofing 72c, 75, 78A, 85 Acme .. II 8, II9
165, 166, 167, 168, 264 , 34 r Sarking or Slaters' 72c, 75, 78A Disc Key 124
Iron or Steel 128, J32, 146, 153, Fencing . . See Gates, Rail1.11.r:s, and Fencing Duffy's Patent Immovable
154, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159· Fenders and Curbs, or Kerbing 500, AcmP. 118, u9
160, 161, 162, 163, 164, 165, 65, 90, 94B, 99, JOO, 104, 212 Interlocking 121
166, 167, 168 1 189 , 190, 219, Figures See Carving, a.nd also Sta.tua1y "Perfected" 122, 123
264, 265, 34 I F! l t~r Beds .. .. .. . . 247 l"{eliable u7
Partition or Party W~ll 154, 155, Finger Plates See Door and Lock Fumitun ''Self-Keyed". . 122
156, 158, l6r, 164, 155, 168 Finials 44, 44A, 44s, 45, 46, 47 1 48, 51, Turpin's 121
Slate .. 87 54,56, 58,59,61,63,66,68,75, Floor Lights . . See Pavement Lights
Sliding 153. 154· 155, 156, 158, 87, 92, 141, 148, 232, 297, 299, Floors, Fireproof .. See Ffreproof Floo1's
159, 162, 163, 164, 168 300, jl02 Flue Covers 64
Wood II3, Il5 Artificial Stone 92 ,, Linings or Pipes . . 61 , 238
Drain Clearing Machines 215 Copper 297, 299, 302 Flushing Apparatus and Chambers
,, Testing 239 Iron . . qr, 148, 297, 300 243 See also Cistenis and Tanks
Drainage .. 65, 193, 236, 237 Tile pr Terra Cotta 44, 44A, 44B, Fonts 96, 99, 100, 1060, 110
Draught Excluders 266 45, 46, 47, 48, 5r, 54, 56, 58, Forcing Houses See Grm1ho11ses, also
Drawing Boards .. 303 59, 6r, 63 , 6~ 6~ 75, 87, 232 Horticultural Buildi11gs
Instruments 303 Fire Bricks and Blocks.. See Br£clis Forms • . See Seatin[(
,, Materials 303 C l~y.. . . ·4r, 52, 60, 61, 6 4 Fo untains 94, 98, IOOB, 103 1 1060
Drawings•.. 368 Engines ·· . . 253 Furnace Blocks 60
Working and Detail 368 ,, Hydrants . . See Hydrants Furniture .. 294, 295, 296
Drinking Troughs 216 Fireplaces, Stovts a nd Grates 90, Ch urch and School 294, 295, 296
Drums 131 194• 107, 136, 137, r76, 177,
Dryers 277 2ro, 2II, 212, 213
Drying Apparatus 171 Conden sing .. 176
Dust or Ash Bins 212 Front Hob 2 [J
G.
Gas .. 210
"Kelsall" 211 Galvani210g r3r
Mantel Register 2IO, 2I2, 213 Garden E dging See Tiles
E. Register 107, r37, 210 Engines . . 253
Slow Comb ustion 177, 212, 213 Seats See Seating
Teale .. 211 Tiles See Tiles
Earth Closets See Closets Tile .. 107, 2!0 ,, Vases .. Se~ Vases
Ecclesiastical Fittings .• See Church Fittin1<s Tortoise 177 Ga$ Brackets See Gas Enr:ineering and Fittmt:s
.Electric Casings .. 1I3 Fireproof Floors 72, 104, 1091 122, ,. Burners See Gas E11giileeri11g 1t1td Fitting;
Electrical Glass Appliances .. 2680 129, r32, r5<;1, 151, 152, 341 Cookers See Kitchsn~rs, Ra11:;es, and
,, Switch Boards 87, 88 Expanded Meta l 72 Cooking Apparatus
Electric Bell s See Bell~ Mack 152 Fires .. Ste Fireplaces, Stoves, &c.
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PAGE Glazing and Glass (continned)- PAGE Heating (aontinu.ed)- PAGE
Gas Engineering and Fittings 14r, Quilted .. 268c Ecli pse 177
171, 179, 181, 252 Rolled 268A, 268c, 268D Expansion Joints See Pipe Joints
Lamps 14r Roof . . .. 267, 2680, 273. 276 and Co1tnections
Pendants 141 Rough Cas t .. 2680 Grundy's I741 I76
Stoves See Fil'eplaces, Stoves, &c. Shades 2680 Hot Air 174
Gas Retorts 60 Shell .. 268c Hot Vvater r7I, I77, 178, 179,
Gate Hinges See Hi11ges Silvered or Giided .. 2680 180, 18I, I82, 247 , 302
.. Latches See Latches Simplex 274 P lenum Ibo, 182
Gates, Railings, and Fencing II3, Stained or Painted .. 66, 222, 273 Radiators 175, 177, I79, 247 , 302
I26A, 1268 , 127, 128, IjO, 134, Wire .. 268A, 208D Double Perfect 175
135, 136, 137, 138 , 139, 140, Glue 277 Favourite 175
141, r42, 143, 157, 180, r92, Gold Leaf 136 Finsbury 179
212, 256, 264, 265 Imitat ion 136 Florence r 75
Altar.. 127, 141 Gold Powder I36 Vent ilating 179
Automatic 140 .. T r ansfers Steam 171, I77, 178, r8o, I8r, 247
Bronze 256 136
Gongs .. 256 Hinges 141 , 197, I98, 205, 206, 215, 223
Colonial 140 Granite and Granite Work 94, 94A, Butt . . r97, 206, 215
Corrugated 140 97, 98, 99, 100 , IOI, 102, l02A, Collinge's 198, 205
Impregnable 140 Gate . . 223
Iron and S teel 127, 128, 130, 135, ro20, 103, 104, 105, ro6, l06A,
136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141 ' l06B, IIO, II6B Gerish's I98
142, 143, 157, 180, 192, 212, Aberdeen 98, 99, IOI, 104, 106A, 106B Imray's ;:98
Bon-accord 98 Parliament 197
264, 265 Cornish 106A
Unclimbable 128, 130, r;i8, 139, 140, 143 Redmund's I98
Ventilating . . .. .. . . 157 Corrennie . . • 98 Spring See Door Checks, Springs
Wire. . . . 130, 138, 139, 140 E merald 98 and Spring Hinges
Wood u3, 126A, 126B Frog hall 98 Hoists See Lifts, Elevators and Hoists
Fuglevik 1020 Horticultural Buildings 302, See also
Gearing and Fittings for Fanli ghts, H ill o'fare 98
Skylights, and Casements 177, Greenhouses
Irish . . 104 Horticultura l Glass Appliances . . 2680
182, 196, 199, 202, 204, 207, Labradorite.. 97, 98, 104, ro6A
208, 223, 225, 226,227, 228,Su Hospitals-Iron, Isolation
Laurvik .. 1020 Hot Houses See Gnenlzouses, also
also Ca.sement Fastenings and Stays Norwegian . . 98, 106A
Beanland's . . .. .. 204, 225 H 01•tirnlt1wal B nildings
Oriental 97 ., Water Supply,. and Heaters 179
Cartland's 225 Peterhead 97, 98, 104, ro6A
Eclipse 204, 228 Hot Water Tanks See Cisterns and,]anks
l:<.oss of Mull 104 Houses, Iron See fr on and Steel Bitild°ings
Invisible 225 R ubislaw 98
Leggott's 208, 226, 227 Hurdles See Gates, Railings, and Fencinf!
Russian 97 Hydrants.. 253, 247
LiDk . . 223 Scandinavian 102
Preston's 204, 208, 225 Hydraulic Rams See:Pwnps and
Swedish 97, 98, 104, 106A P11111ping Machinery
Silens 226, 227 ~ct~a ~
Girders and Joists 129, 130, 131, 132, Grate Backs 64
141, 150, 338, 339, 340, 341 Grates .. See Fireplaces, Stoves, a11d G1ates
Compound, or R ·vetted 150, 338, Gravel 60
339, 340, 341 I.
Gravestones See J',Jonnments
Lattice 130, 341 Grease 277
Glazing and Glass 66, 98, 104, 222,
264, 267, 268A, 268B, 268C, Grease Boxes, Interceptors, and Traps Inspectmg and Intercepting C hambers
268D, 269, 273, 274 , 275, 276 See Traps and Gullies 237, 239 , 247, See also Traps , etc.
Arabesque . . 268B Greenhouses 302, See also Horti- Inspection, or Manhole Covers 136,
Bent . . . . 2680 C1tlt11ra l Bnildings 204, 212, 215, 216, 240 , 245, 247
Bevelled . . 2680 Grilles, Gratings or Grids 127, 147, Insulation · .. .. . . 78, 88, 152
Brilliant Cut 98 1 268D 160, 163, 167, 179, I92 .. Roof . . 152
Cathedral 2680, 269 Gulleys See Traps and Gulli:es Iron and Steel I29, r3r, 132, 338
Chequered . . 268c Gutters See Rain Water Goods Galvani zed . . 338
Corrugated 268A, 2680 Iron and Steel Buildings 128, 130,
Dappled 268c 131, I32, 133
Diamond 2680
Dimpled 268B H.
Ecclesiastical 273
Eclipse 275
Electro 269 Hair . . 6r, 72c, 293 J.
Embossed 98, 264, 2680 Handles See Door & Lock Fnrniture
Enamelled 268D Hand Rails II4, II5, II6 Japans
Figured 2680 . Handspikes rr3 Jhilmil
Fire Resisting 269 Harness and Saddle Room Fittings Joinery u3. u4, rr5, u6, 12! , 125,
Flowered 268B See Stable and Coach House Fittings 126, 296
Helliwell 276 Hat , Coat, and Umbrella Stands 197 Joints See Pipe Jo1:nts and Connections
Heywood 267 Hat and Coat Hooks 203, 205 Joists See Girders and Jois ts
Indian 268B Headstones S ee M 01111111ents
Kaleidoscope 268B Hearths 90
Lead .. 222, 27 3 Tile See Tiles, Hea.rth
Lozenge 2680 Heaters 1
.. SeeHot WaterSupp y, &c. K.
Luxfer 269 Heating 17x, 174, 175, 176, 177, 178,
Morocco 268B 179, I8o, I8I, I82, 247, 302
Mosaic 268A, 268B Boilers See Boilers Kegs lJI
P late .. 2680 Coils .. 177 Kennels I4Q
Quarry .. 2680 Desideratum 182 Ker bing .. 92, 95, I06A
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Differ with Ma~ter Keys 201, 204 , 209 " Castalice" .. 134
Kitcbeners, Ranges, and Cooking Sec Z inc Work
Durable 203 Zinc . .
Apparatus 104, 107, 137, 179·
210, 2 I2, 2 I 4 Marvel 203 Milk Coolers 104
Gas .. 210, 212, 214 Morti se 203, 204, 2og, 227 Models and Modelling . . 93. uo, 368
Steam 212 , 214 Pri~on and Asylum 202, 203. 204 l\'Ionumen ls 88, go, g4 . g7, 98 , 99. roo,
J{itcben Fittings and Utensils . . 197 Reliable 203 101, 105, l 06D , ro7, IJ O
Knockers . . 197, 207, 208 Reversible .. 209 Mosa ics 4813 , son . 66, 94, 9,JA , 9 1B,
Rim .. 203, 204, 227 gg, 104, ro8, 109, l I O, l t6B,
Roller Bolt .. 204 120, 12I. 122, 124
S liding Door ?.09 Ceramic 48B, SOB, 66, 9 J, 94JJ, IQ,J, 124
Spr in gl~ss .. 204 E namel g4B, 122
L. Trunk and Bag 209 · . 66, 94B, I22
G lass ..
Unpickable .. 209 Gran ite 124
·wonder 203 Marble 66, g4 , 9'fB, g9, 104, ro8,
Lamp Posts . . See Stable and 109, 110, 12 2, 124
Lamps Loose Box Fittings
Coach Hou.se Fitti11gs Roman 9-l8, ro8, 109, 12 r, 122, 124
Latches l4r, 205 . 227 94.B, 108, 121 1 124
.. 61, 168, 288 'I'errazzo
Laths and Lathing 66, 108, 109, 122, 124
Lattice I 34
Venetian
Lavatories and F i ttings 52, 60. 86, Mouldings I 13, I 14, II5, 125
87, go, 948, g5, g6, g8, 1008, M. Wood .. 113, u5. 125
104, 210, 212 , 243, 246, 247, Mural Tiles S cc Ti/ cs, llfora.t
24g, 25 r, 252 , 251
"Adamant" 25r Man gers .. 6'.>, 142
"C. V.'' 24g Manhole Covers .. Si e Inspection or
Gordon 252 Manhole Cc vers
"Neros" 24g Mantel Registers See Fii-eplaces, Stoves N.
Range 251 and Grates, also Chimnev Piece<
Tip~p ~ Mantels . . . . See Chimnev Pieces
Marble and Marble Work 83. 90, 94, Nails . . 61, 2r5. 216
Lead and Lead Work 247 2 r6, 264
Lecterns . . 141 94A, 94B, g6, 98 , g9. 100, lOOA, Name P lates
1008, 102 1 I02A, 1028 1 102C, Naves Il3
Letters 264 140
Levelling Staves. . 303 1020, 104 , 105, 106, lo6c, Netting
l06D, 107, IIO, II6B Newel~ IT 5, 126, 141
Levels 303
Lift Enclosures . . r27 , 188, 26g Alabaster g6, gg, ro6o, 110, Non-Conductors 72A. 72B, 72c, 73, 74.
Lifts, E levators and Hoists l)g, 179 , Antique 100, 105 76 1 77, 78, 78A, 78B, 78C, 152
Belgian ro2s, ro2c Nu mbers . . 216
185, 186, 187, 188, 189, lgo . 215
lgr, lg2, 215, :ug , 224. 260 , 26.l Breche Oriental 948 Nuts and Bolts ..
A. B. C . Self-sustaining . . 189 Breche Sanguin e .. ro2B
Belt Power 185, 189 Breche Thonolet g4B
Brec he V10lette g4B , l02B, lo2c
Carriage 263
Byzantine raze
E lectr ic
Fnrnitnre
185, 188, 189, lgr, 192
190 Carrara ro5 , ro6, ro6c, 1060 o.
H:rnd Power 189, 192, 263 Cippolino 948
Hydraulic . . 185, 188, 18g, lg2 Connemara . . loo l 15 , 26g
Griotte de Sos t 102 a Office Fittings
' 'Ligh tnin g " 185 Oils 277
Ram. . 185 Irish . . g4B, roo
Italian loo, l ro Oriel Iron 147
Reliance 185 Oven Squares 47
Steam Power 185, 263 Jaune Brocatelle 94B 126
Jaune Jaspe. . 9~B Overdoors
Suspended or Self-s ustaining 159· Overman tels II5, 210
185, 186, 137, r8g, 191 Jaune Lamartine 94s
Telescopic .• r85 Ki lkenny roo
Water Saving lgl Languedoc 94B
Onyx .. go, g4B, 105
Lighting See Electric Lighting, Ga's Pavonazzo 94n
Engineering, and Fitlinf!S and Piastraccia 948 P.
Da.ylight Reflector> Rose Du V;;r ro2s
Lightning Couductors 224, 247, 2g7, St. Anne 948
298, 29g, 300, 301, 302 St. S il vester.. rooB, l02C Pad locks . . 2og
Lewis 's Link Connector ·.. 2g7 Sarrancolin . . . . ro2c Pails .. .. 204
Testing 2g7, 2g8, 299, 300, 301, 302 Sicilian g4B, l02B, l02C, 1060 Paints 277, 278, 278A, 278B, 27g. 280,
Vyle's 302 Sienna 94B, l02H 280A, 280B
Lime •. 61, So, 81, 82, 83, 9r , 241 Stat nary \;I. 94s, 105 Anti-corrosive 278A, 278B
B lue Lias 80, Sr, 82 Verde Antico g4B, 105 Daresco 280A, 280B
Mainsfurth 61 Verona .. lo2c Enamel 278
Mansfield 91 Vert Carnpan 94n, ro2B Gran itic 21g
Selenitic See Cements Vert Des Alpes g4B Heat Resisting 280
Settle 6r Masonry See <;toue, Marble, aud Artificial Stoue Non-Poisonous 278A, 278B, 280
Lithography 368 Measuring Tapes 303 Szerelmey Iron 280
Lock Furniture See Door 1i11d L ock Fnmiture Memorial Brasses and Tab lets go, Velure 278
Locks 201, 202, 203, 204, 209, 215, 227 1060, 107, 264 Veluvme 278
Anti.Friction 2or Memorial Windows . . See Gtnzi11g Palisad ing See Gates anti R<1.ilint;s
Ball Bearing 2or Metal Work 127, 128, 134, 135, r 36, P.i.n ic Door Fittings See Door Ftttint;s
Cabinet or Draw ~09 137, 141, 142, 146. 147, 168, Pantiles . . 48, 60
Cheapside 2og 17r, 180, rg6, 220, 22r , 228 Paper Hangings See Wall antlCeilillg Coverings
Corbin 20 1 Brass .. See B ·rass JV ark
Parquet Flooring See F loori11K and I'avw:<
C upboard 209 Bronze See Bronze Wm·k
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Part it ions or D ivisions I 52, 26 3, 265, Plating 227 s.

296, See also Firep·roof P .irtition.s P la1 inum Lea f 136
F ireproo f See Fireproof Pnvtitious P linth s . . See B1•irils, Moulded Sadd le Room Brackets a nd Fit tings
Fold ing .. .. 265, 296 P lnmbers' Cocks See Va lves See S table a11tl Goa.ch House Fittings
Mack .. 152 .. F ittings 2 53
Safes 15B, r 59, 160, r61 , 163, 165
Revolving and Sliding 263, 296 P l nm bin g . . lBo Salamander Decora ti o ns See Wall
Swivel 265 Po ling Boa rd s II3 and Ceiling Coverings
Pave ment.. See F toon:ng and Pavi11g Po rch es or Porti coes 135, 137, r4r, Sand 60
Pavement or F loor L ight s 94, r36, r46, q.7, q.B S ash Bala nce 223
2I2, 269, 270, 27I, Porters See Do~1· Po1·ters Sashes See Window Sashes and Fmmes
Pavement or F loor Light Frames Portl and Cement See Cements Sash Fasteners 202, 205, 206, 208, 223, 224
Pav ilio ns .. · Posta l Handles .. 204, 207 Albert 205
Perspectives P resen tation P lates · 264 A. J. . . 202
Pho to Prints Preserva ti ves See Damp Proof Co1wses Grappler 206
.. P rinting O utfit s . . and JJI! aterials, and Paints Hopkinson' s 205
P ick Hand les Priming . . See Paints Meakin's 205
P icks P ub lic House Fit tings . . u3 Self-Locking P ulley 224
P igger y F ittings a nd Trough s 193, P ugging . • See Sou.nd P1•oo fing S tanley 205
P ipe Coverin gs 72c, 73, 74, 75, 7B, P ulley B locks 215
7Bc, 293 P ulley s 202 , 224 Sash Lines, Cha in s , &c . 205
.. Cu tters 1B2 Pulpit s 96, 99, roo, rooB, 1060 Sash P la te and Hook 206
P ipe Join ts a nd Co nnections 65 , 177, Alabaster, Marble , or Stone 96, Saw Guards 239
lB2, 232, 233, 234, 235 99, 100, lOOB , l06D S awing lJ3, rr 4
Expansion . . 177, lB2 P umps and P um ping M ach inery 185 , Scales 303
G reenwood 's . . 232, 233, 234, 235 r90, 247, 25 3 School F urniture See Fiwniture
S ta nford's . . 65, 235 Anim al Power 253 Scrapers . . i97
Do mesti c 253 Screens 96, 1060, r27, 134, 141 , 216, 26So
Pipes 44A, 44B, 4B, 52, 53 , 60, 61, Force ' ' Castalice" 134
62, 65, 75, Bo, B6, 177 , 1B1, 253
Hydra ulic rB5 Church 127
1B2, 216, 23 1, 232, 233, 23B, Steam r.85, 253 G lass . . 26Bo
247, 268n, 302 Well . . 253 W ire.. 216
Agricultural .. 4S, 60, So
C h annel See Channels and Bends Scul pture . . See Ccirving
Connections Sec Pipe Joints and Seating 210, 239, 294, 295 , 296
Q. Castings for . . 2TO
Co1111 eel ions
Drain a nd Sewer 44 A, 44B , 52 , 53, Church 294, 295' 296
60, 6r, 62, 65 , 75, So, S6, 231, Q ua ntiti es 368 Sch ool 294, 295
Shop .. 239
232, 233 , 23S , 247 Quarr ies or Squares 45 , 47, 48, 51 , 63 ,
· Expansion J oints See Pipe Joints 67, 75, B7 , 232 Selenitic Cement See Cement
and Connect1011s Setts Kerbing See Kerbi11g
F lekker 23r Sewer Traps See Traps
Flue . . See Fl11e Li111:11gs R. Sha ft s 1!3
Gas . . rS1 Shedd ing and S heds 130, 132, l 33, r40
G lass .. . . 26BD S helves and Fitti ngs 86, 't',7 , BS, 95, 9B, 104
Hot Water 177 , 1S1 1 1B2, 302 Radiators See Heating, also Ventilation , &c. Shop Fit tings 90, 94B, 96, 95, 104
Fittings for 177 Railings . . See Gates and Railings ,, Fronts 98, 99, l l 3, l 14 , 26,f
Iron , . 177, r8o, 181, 182, 216 Rqin Trap~ See Tmps a1ul Gu.llics S hu tters . . r59, 260, 263, 264, 265
Isolt . . 23 L R \in Water Goods 136, 216 Revolving 159, 260, 263, 26+, 265
Korris 231 Rams See Pumps a11d P11111pi11g Macl11:11 ery Sieves 2 r6
Kr iso 231 Ranges . . See Kitchcncrs and Ranges Signs and S ign Boards . . 127 . 141 , 264
Kroyver t 23 l Reflectors . . S ee Daylir;ht ReflectrJ1's Silica te C lot h, Cot ton, or Sla:g ·w oo l
Naleth r ic 231 Registers . . See Fireplaces, Stuves, a.nd Gra.tes 72A, 72B, 72C, 73, 74, 75, 77,
Rain Water . . ee Rain W a.te1• Goods Reredoses .. 96, 100, 1060 , 110 7B , 7BB, 293
H.oysk 231 Restaura nt a nd Cafe Tables See T ables S ill Bars .. S ee TVater B"rs
Seated 233 Revolv ing S hu tters .. See Shutters Silver Leaf 136
Skall a 231 R idge Cresting . . SP.e Crestin{!s Si nks 44A, 44B 1 52 1 60, 61, 65, Bo, 86,
Skroy 231 S la te B6, B7, B8 89, ro4, 2IZ, 24 1, 246
Steam rS1 ,, Tiles See Tiles S ize 277
Syrek 231 Rivet s 215 Skyligh t Gearing . . S ee Gearing
T riknal .. 231 Road Sto ne . 60 Skylights . . 136, 22_7
Ventilating See Ventilation and Ventilators Roll ed lroll J oists See Gfrde1•s and foists Slag 61
Wyvern 231 Roller Lights 271, 272 Slag Wool See Sill:cate Cloth. Cotton, &c.
Zafi la 231 Roll ers . . 106A S late Masonr y B6, B7, B8, 94, 9S, I02A ,
Zinc . . 216 Roman Cements .. See Ce111e11/s l02D, 104, 107
Roots and R oofing 720, 76 1 B5, B7, 128, S lates 61, 80, B6 , B7 , BB, 95 , 104. 107, 26Bo
Pi tch 277 129, l3 r, 132, 133, 140, 141,
P las ter Bangor B6, 87, B8, 95, 10\o 107
6r, 77 , 7S , 7Sc, 79, So B2, i 46 1 r4 71 lBo, 192, 216, 340, 341 Carbon Blu" ro7
ro7 , 149, 151, 288, 293 Anderson' s 720 Carn arvon 86, 95, 104, ro7
Adaman t 61, 151 Asphaltes .. Sec Asphaltes
Carlisle D inorwic . . 86, B7 , 107
61 Felt . . See Felts Eu reka 87 , 107
Chromolit h 151 Glass . . . . See Gla z111g
F ibro us Festiniog 107
293 Iro n or Steel r iB , 129, 13 1, 132 1 Green 86, B7, 88 , 95, ro-1 , ro7
Jung's 61
Keene 's 133, 140, 141, 146, 147, 180, Grey . • B6, 10+
6r 192 , 216, 340, 341 Llangollcn rn7
Of Paris 79, 107
Sirapite V/il lesden Paper and Canvas 76 Oakeley B7
So Zinc 216 Palmerston B7
Plates, Iron 128 ~~s ~ Penrhy n 87 , 107
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Slates (continued)- PAGE PAGE Tile; (continued) - PAGE

Portmadoc . . 86, 87, 88 , 95, 104, 107 Sunlight Prints . . 6r Ridge 42, 44, 44A, 44B, 4S· 46, 47,
Precelly Green 86 Sunlights See Ga> Engineering and Fittings 48, sr, S4· 58, sg, 60, 6r, 63,
Red . . SH Surveying Tnstruments . . 303 66, 68, 69, 7S. 87 , 232 , 238
Sedan or Permanent 86, 87 ,, Rods.. 303 Ridge Ventila.ting See Tiles, Ventilating
Welsh 80, 86, 87 , 88 , 95, 104 Szerelmey's Waterproof Liquid 280 Roman .. 47, 48
Westmoreland 86, 87 , 104, 107 Roofing 42 , 43, 44A, 440. 4s. 46,
Whitland Abbey ro7 47, 48 , s1, 54, S5. 58, sg. 6r,
63, 66, 67, 69, 7s, 87, 232 , 238
Slating 85, 87 , 95, 104, 288 Scone 60
Sleepers . . r r3 T erminal See Finials
S liding Doors See Doors T. Tesselatecl 232
Slop Sinks See Sin/ls Vent ilating 44, 67, 6g
Soap 277
Sound Proofing or Pugging 72A , 72B, Tiling 4g. 86, 87, 94, 104, i24, 288
Tables 104, 2ro, 295 .. and Slating Nails 87
72c. 73, 74 , 77, 78, 78s, 78c, rs1, lS2 ,. Restaurant or Cafe 210
Speaking Tubes . . 180, 300, 368 Timber .. So, l 13. IIS
Tablets .. g8, 100, 264 Tombs See Mon11me11ts
Spoke~ r13 Memorial See Memoria.1 Bra.ssss Tools 2IS
Springs and Spring Hinges See Door and Tablets
Cltecils, Springs, and Sp rin1< Hinges Tracings 368
Tallow 277 Traps and Gullies s2, 60, 6s, 75, 80,
Stable and Coach House Fittings (in- Tanks See Cisterns aml Tank>
cluding Stalls, Loose Boxes, 86, 212, 238, 23g, 240, 241 , 245
Taps See Valves and Coe/ls Bacldlow 23g
Mangers, &c.) 128, 148, 192, Tar 277
lg3, 20S 2I2, 216 Couzens' 23g
.. Paving 104 Disconnecting or Intercepting
Stained Glass . . See Glazing Tees, Iron and Steel r2g, 338, 340, 341
Staircase Encasements .. 26g 75 , 80, 23g, 240, 24s
Tee Squares 303 Grease 24s
Staircases, Steps and Landings 8g, go, Telephones 180, 224, 300
g2, g3 , g4, g4B, g5 , g6, g8, gg, Keith's 60
Terminals . . See Fin·ials Kenon 245
100,IOOB, I02B,I04, lOS,1060, Terra Cotta 3g, 40, 41, 42, 44A, 44B,
rog . IIO, II3, II4, 116, 122, Simpson's 6s
s1, 52, S3· s4, s8, sg, 62, 66, 232, 241 Waverley 60
128, 137, r4r, 144, r4s , 146, Tie Bolts and Rods r2g
147, I48, 2I2 , 2S6, 265 Tiled Lights 27 1 Travelling Cradle 304
Artificial Marble, Stone, or Con- Treads See Staircases, Seeps, &c.
Tiles 3g, 41, 42 , 43, 44 44A, .f4B, 4s, 46, Tree Guards
crete g2 g3, ro4, 10g, 122 47,48,48A , 48B,4g, SO,SOA,SOB, 138, 140, 143
Brass . . 256 Trench Covers 124
5oc, SOE, SOF, s1, 52, S3. 54, Tubes 18r, 216, See also Pipes
Circular or Spiral r28, 14S• 146, 147, 148 s5. s6, 57, s8. 5g, 60, 61, 63,
Fire Escape.. 145, r46 64, 6s, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 7S. Turkish Baths See Baths
Iron 128, 137, 141, I44, 14S· 146, 80, 86, 87 , go, g4 , g4A, g4B, Turnery . .
147, 148, 212 95, lOOB, 104, 107 1 IIO, II6B,
Turpentine
Lyte's Metallic V.'oven 26s 124, lg3, 232 , 238, 2680
Slate .. gs Bridgwater 86, 104
Stone or Marble 89,' go, g2, g4, Broseley 44. 4S· 48, 63, 86, 87, 107
g4B, g6, g8, g9, roo, IOO B, 102B,
ro5, ro6o, 110
Corrugattd
Embossed ..
48, 60 u.
48A,68
Wood II3, 114, II6 Enamelled or Glazed 48A, 48B,
Zinc . . 256 4g, 53, 6s Umbrella Stands See H a.t, Coat and
Stair Rods, Treads, and Nosings See Encaustic 48B, 4g, sos. 5oc, 63, 232 Umbnllci Stands
Staircases, Steps, &c. Etruria Hydraulic. . 66 Uriuals s2, 60, 86, 87, 88 , gs, g8,
Stallboard Lights .. 26g, 270, 271, 272 Finial . . See Finials lOOB, 104, 212, 246
Stallboards, or Stall Plates 264 Fire . . 52, 64 Slate 86, 87, 88, gs, g8, 104
Stalls See Sta.ble and Coach House Flooring and Paving 44A, 44s, 46,
Fittings, also Seating 47, so, 50s, 5oc , S3. 58, 60, 67,
Stancheons I06A, I 36, 150, 338 , 340, 341 IIO, II6B, 238
Stand Posts
Sta tuary
. . S ee Hydrants
lOOB, 103. ros. ItJ60 S ee
Flooring Sq nares or Q uarri es See
· Quan-ies or Sq ua.res
v.
also Carving and Sculpture Garden 42, 44 A, 44B, Sr, S4· 5S.
S team Engines . . . , See E11gi11es 60, 63, 70
,, Pac;: king . . 7S Hanging 48, 52,61 Valves and Cocks 177, 253
S teel B uildin~s See hon and Steel Buildfn{!s Hearth 48B, 4g, 50, SOB, 66, go Ball . . 253
,. Plates, Perforated a nd Goffered 216 Interlocking .. . . 46, 48 Boiler 2s3
Stencil Ink 264 Jronstone Adamant 66 High Pressu re 253
S tencils 264 Keyed Back .. 65 Low P ressure 253
Steps See Stai'lcases. Steps, &c . Kiln or Malting 44B, 48 Plumbers' 2s3
S tone and Stonework So, 8g, gr, g2 , Leighswoocl .. .. Sl, 87 Vanes 135. 141, 148 , 2g7, 2gg, 300
94. g6, g8 Lustre 232 Varnishes 72c, 80, 140 , 277, 278B, 27g
Ancaster 91 Majolica 49 I
Vases 47 , 5g, 60, g6, g8
Artificial See A rtijicial Stone Major's 48 Ven tilation and Ventilators 3, 131,
B'a th . . 80, g6 Marble .. 94B, IOOB, IIO, 124 158, 170, 17 1. 172, i73 , 174,
Kentish Rag g2 Mosaic 4g, so. S3. 232 175, 180, 182 , lg2, 20s , 212 , 3SS
Mansfield gr Mural S4, S7 Air F ilter 3SS
Mansfield-Wo:clhouse 9I Opal .. g4 " Alliance " .. 1 75

Pennant g2 Opalite 4g Archimedean 17r

Wel:ion 9r Oven .. .. 46, 48 Arnott's l7r , 20s
York . . .. So, og Paving See Tiles, Flooring Boyle's 3, 205, 355
Petrous sos.soc Comyn Chin g s 17r
Stoves . . See F ireplaces, Stoves, a.11d Grates
Poole's .. 47, 48 Cur rall's 20s
St rong Room Doors See Doors Drain a nd Sewer or Soil P ipe l7o
Strong Rooms 1S8, r5g, 161, 163 Quarries See Q11an ies or Sq11ares
Rain bar 46 ·•D ulce Do mum " •. 170
Snn Dials . . ro6o
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Ventilation & Ventilators (continued)- PAGE PAGE PAGE
Glass.. 172, 173 Wall and Ceilin g Coverings (contfouedJ- Weather Strips .. 266
Inlet . . 171. 175, 355 Wheels 253
Louvre 171, 172, 173 PATTERNS. Well Pumps for See P.11111ps a11d
Mica Silk Flap or Valve 171, 175 P11mpi11g Machinery
Norton's Column 131 Aylmer 2840 Wheelb1rrows .. 215
P lenum 180, r82 Belmont 284 0 White Lead 277
Radial 171 Berw;ck 2860 ,. Metal Leaf l 36
Sheringham's 171, 175 Christchurch 286B Wickets . . .. S ee Gates, Railings, &c.
Spherical 171 Evening Clouds 289 Willesden Canvas and Paper . • .. 76
Strong Room 158 Gairloch 286A Scrim 76
Sunlight See Gas E11gineering and God aiming 29r Win~hes 192
Fitti11fiS Haddon 286B Window Blinds •. See Blinds
Torpedo 212 Halifax 286B Fasteners See Sas!t Fasteners,
Venetian r72 Harlech 292 Gearing, &c.
Isleworth 291 Gearing or Openers See
Verandahs 137 , 14r, 146, 147, 148, 180, 2r2 Lion and Dove 286c G~aring, &c.
Vetropake . . 66 Maud
Vi neries . . 302 2860 Window Guards .. 264, 265
Merle 2840 Windows, Sashes, and ·Frames II 3,
Natal.. 2860 II5, 127, 132, 136, 159· 168,
Oranges and Lemons 2860 r89, r96, 2r9, 22I, 222 , 223 ,
w. P impernel ..
P rivate Designs
286B
286
227, 340, 34r
Iron and Steel 132, 159, r6~. r89,
Rose Bower . . 286A 196, 219, 2u, 222, 227, 340, 34r
Rose Bush .. 286c · Reversible 196, 2r9, 223
·w aggons . . II 3 Siddlesham .. Sliding 219
Wall and Ceiling Coverin gs 281, 282, 292
Slindon 292 Wood II3, n5, 219
283, 284, 284A. 284B, 284c, Stan more 290
2840, 285, 286, 286A, 286B, Victorian Wind Power 253
286A Wine Bins 128
286c, 2860, 287, 289, 290, 291, 292 Wellesley 2840
Anaglypta .. .. 281, 282 Wire 338
Whitchurch .. 290 Wire Work
Car ton Pierre See Cai•!oit Pierre Whitwood .. 134· 216
289 Wood Block F looring See Flooring and
Chintz .. 286A
Cordelova 283, 284 Wall Papers See Wall and Ceilinfi Coueri11gs Paving
Damask . • 286A ,, Ties 2r5 Wood Carving • • See Carving
Embossed or Relief 281, :.i82, 283, Warming . . . . See I-Icati11g Paving · See Flooring and Pavi1~g
284, 286A, 287, 289, 290, 291, 292 Washing Troughs and Tubs .. 52, 60 , Work • • See Joinery
Fibrous P laster See Plaster Wash Stands . . See Lavatories a11d Fittings Writing 264
Flock Paper 286A, 287 Waste Preventing Cisterns See Cisterns Wrought Iron Se" Metal Work
Frieze 28 r, 284, 287, 289, 290, 292 and Ta11lls
Hand Prin1ed 2840, 286, 286A, 287 Water Bars r96, 199, 223
J apanese Leather .. 289, 290, 29r, 292 Carts 216
Leather 287 Dressing . . 277
Leather Paper .. 286A Power
Machine Printed Paper 2840, 286, Proofi ng S ee Damp Proof
253
z.
286A, 2860, 287 Courses and M ateri«ls
Non-Arsenical Paper 286, 287 Supply and Storage 253, See
Relievo 28GA, 286B, 287 also I-I ot Water 51'pply Zinc 2r6
Silk Flock 28'7 Waste Preventers and Cisterns, Zinc Roofing Se& Roots and R oo finfi
Tynecastle 292 See Cisterns a11d Tanks Zinc Work 216
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PAGE Blinds {co1tti1med)- PAGE Bricks (continncd)- P AGE

ARTIFICIAL STONE OR CONCRETE. FRANC1s, S. W., & C o ., L D. 264 KIN G BROS. 41
H ODKINSON & Co., Lo . •• 263 KING, J os . , & Co. 4r
A DAMANT Co., Lo. 151 H OLT, w. F. S . • • 260 MAD ELEY W ooD· Co . 63
DANIELS & Co . • • 92 KENSINGT ON WIND OW BLIND Co . MAJOR , H . J .• & C., Lo .
2 59 48
ELLIS, J., & SoNs, Lo . . . 80
FAMBRINI & DANIELS
SOPER, J .•• 260 PEARSON, E. J. & J.. L D. 64
93 T HORNBOROUGH & SON .• 265 POOLE B ROS. •• ••
HoDKIN & J ONES •• rag 75
THORNBOROUG H, F. M., & So N 265 RICHES , G. 61
H UTCHI NSON BROS. 61
WJT.LIAMS, G . A., & SON 26 1, 262 SOMERSET T RAD ING Co., LD . ..
LOCKWOOD, HAMOR 72 47
T ur.KER , G., & SoN 51
PHILLIPS , A . J ., & Co ••. 104 vVALKER & CRAws HAw, LD. 238
WARD, B., & Co. , LD. • . 122 BOILERS. WHEATLY & Co. . .69, 70
Wrn Tw i c K CoLL IERY Co., LD. 40
ASPHALTE . A TTWOOD , J. •• 177 vVOOD, JA S.
FLETCHER, I{ussELL & Co . , Lo. 210 92
W ooLLrscROFT , G ., & SoN , LD. 66
FALDO, T... 84 HALL (MATTHEw), & Co. 247 W ORTL EY F 11rn CLAY Co. 65
F REN CH A SPHALT E Co ... 84 HARTLEY & Su cmrn , LD, 178
INTERNATIONAL ASPHALTE Co. 84 H AY WARD BROS. & ECKSTEIN, LD. 175
LAWFORD & Co . . • 85 MESSENGER & Co., L D. 302 BRIDGES .
LIMMER ASPHALTE PAVING Co ' Lo • • 84 vVARNER, T.• & SoNs, LD. 253
\V ONTNER:S MI T H (J.), GRAY & Co. 179 B ELL , P., & SON 1 28
LOCKWOOD, H AMOR 72
DREW-BEAR , PERKS & Co.
PHILLIPS, A. J., & Co. • • ro4 340
HILL & SMlT H • • l4r
P 1L1<1NGTON & Co. 85 BOLTS AND BARS .
WE STM INSTER PATENT FLOORING Co. 124 MORTON, F. , & Co. , LD. 1 30
ST. PANCR AS lI<ON W ORK Co., L o. 146, 147
ADAMS, R . 196 , 223
BATHS AND BATH FITTINGS. CARTLAND, J., & SON, LD. 206
GERISH, S ., & Co . 198 CARVING AND SCULPTURE.
BOUNDS, M. B., & SON •• 98
CLIFF, J., & S ONS 52 BENNET f , J OIIN, & Co • .
BRICKS 94
DICKSON' R A. • • 98 J:lOWER & FLOREN CE 97
EMLEY & SONS , Lo. 99 NOAKES, E.G. • • 114
ADAMANTINE CLINKER W ORKS 38
H AL L (MATTH EW) & Co. 247 ODLING (ANSELM) & SON S, LD. IOOB
ALDRIDGE COLLIERY Co. , Lo . 5r
NORTH WALES SLATE Co . 86 PATTESON . J. & H .
BLANCHAR0 M. H., & Co. 42 110
ROBERTS , ADLARD & Co. 87 1
BRAY , H ., & · Co. .. .. 38 WHITEHEAD, J., & SONS , LD. I06D
SHANKS & Co., Ln. 246 Wo o o CARV I NG C.J ., Ln. 126
J:lROAD & Co., LD. 24 r
TwYFORDS, LD . . . 249
BROADBENT & Co. 86
WILKINSON & LENG, L D. ro4
BROWN , R., & SON 60 CASEMENT FASTENINGS AND STAYS
W oNTNER-SM1TH (J.), GRAY & Co . 179
C LI FF , J. , & SoNs .. .• ~. 52
vVR1G1-1T, G., & Co. 212
COALVILLE, SANDFORD & ALSTON, LD. 53
ADAMS, R. 196, 223
CoLL !l,R , S . & E. · · 54., 57 Boo BB YER, J . H., & SoNs 205
BELLS. C0LLIJ!R, W. I-I. 60
CARTLAND , J ., & SoN, LD 207
COOPER, J. K<., & SONS .. •• . .58, 59
LEGGOTT, W. & R., LD.
BRYDEN, w.,
& SON 224 EAST KE NT BRICK, SAND & GRl\VEL
LOACH & CLARKE
227
CARR, c..LD. 256 C'.l, Lo. 60
228
EMLEY & SONS, Lo. 1 80 EDWARDS, j C. . • •• 232
EVERED & Co., LD. 208 ELus, PARTRlDGE & C o . 39 CASEMENTS AND FRAMES.
FURSE , W . J. 300 EusTANCE & CoLLEY . . 01
w ARN.ER, J ., & SONS , LD. .. 253 FREEMAN & FREEMAN . . 39 ADA~1s, R . 223
v VoNTNER-SMITH (J.J, GRAY & Co. 179 GIBBS & CANNING, LD... 62 CooPER, H. W., & Co. , Lo. 172
GRIFFITHS , W. • • 49 GARDINER, SONS & Co., L o. 220
HALL & BoARDMAN, Lo. 231'.l LE GGOTT , W. & R., Lo. 227
BLINDS.
HART, IllLL BR ICK & T1 LE Co . 44A, 44 B LU CAS, J.E. 1 59 , 189, 2 19
APPLEBEE BROS. 257 HAWKINS & SON.. So Moo1m, J . , & SoNs 173
BmMINGHAM BLIND Co. 258 HEATHER BRICK & TERR A COTTA Co. 40 NoRTHWuOD, S., & SON 136
BRYDEN, W ., & SoN 224 HOOPER & Co. 37 WILLIAMS BROS. & Co. 222, 273
CASTON, G. , & Co. 134 HUTCHINSON BROS. 6r W1TCHELL & Co. 127
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P .\GE Cisterns and Tanks (co11tin.ued) - PAGr.: PAGE

Damp Proof Courses, &c. (co11li11ued )-
CASTINGS B ROWN, R. , & So N 60
C R,\ PPER. T ., & Co. 2 44, 245 H ARTS HILL BR ICK & T ILE Co . 44A, 44B
ASTON , G ., & SON •. I2g, l.3 0 86
DA VIES B ROS . KING, J. A . , & Co. 152
COALB ROOKDALE Co., L o. 137 , 14 4
DI CKSO N, R . A ... 98 LOCKWOOD, HAMO R 72
FLETCHER , Ru , SEL L & Co., L D. 2 IO
r82
DRE W-B E AR, P E RKS, & C o . 340 McNEI L, F ., & Co. 78 D
} ONES & ATTWOOD H ALL ( MATTHEW) & Co. 247 PILK TNGTON & Co . 85
M ORTO N, F. , & C o., LD. 130
M ATHE WS, E. , & C o. • • 87 P OOL E B ROS . 75
NORTHWOOD, S . , & SoN •• 136
M o RTON , F., & Co ., Ln. 130 ROBERTS, ADLARD & Co . 87
ST . PANC RAS IRON W oR K Co., L D. 146 , 147 86
NO RTH W ALH S SLAT E Co . SILICATE PA TNT Co ., Lo. 280A, 280B
P RITCH ARD & C o . 88 SzE ll ELMEY , N. C ., & Co . 280
CEMENTS. ROBERTS , ADLA RD & Co. 87. W ILLESDEN PAPE R & CANVAS W ORKS ,
SHA NKS & Co , L o. 2 46 Lo . 76
A D A~1 ANT Co., Lo. lSI
W I LKIN SO N & L ENG , L o . 104 W RIG HT, S ., & Co . :.!93
BROAD & Co. , L D. 241
c.wFE RATA & Co. 79
ELLIS, T., & S oNS, L D .. • So CLOSETS. DAYLIGHT REFLECTORS .
FIELD & A L LAN . • ·· 104
x. Water Closets-
G REAVES, B ULL & L AK IN, L D. Sr ST. P ANCRAS IRo N Wo RK Co ., Lo. 271
H AWKIN S & S )N •• So BowEs- S coT T & W ESTERN , LD . 2 42
HOOPE R & Co . 37 BROWN, R ., & SON 60 DESKS .
HUTC HI NSON f!ROS . 61 C LI FF , J ..
& SONS 52
I NGRAM & CLARKE 83 CouzENS , G ., & Co. 239 A DDISON, H., & Co., Lo .
LONDO N Asl3E STo5 C o . . 75 CRAPPE R, T ., & C o . 24 4 F I SHER , SoN, & W EAVE R
MAJOR, H . J. & C ., Lo • . • 48 H ALL (M ATT HEW} & C o. 2 47
NELSON , C ., & Co ., S r . 82 HA!lT SHTLL BRICK & TI LE Co. 44A, 44B
R UGBY PORTLAND C E MENT Co. 83 S HA NKS & C o . , Lo . 246 DOOR AND LOCK FURNITURE.
T WYFOR DS, L D .• • 2 4 8, 2 50 BooBBYER , J. H., & SoNs 204
CHIMNEY PIECES AND MANTELS. W ARNEil, J.,
& S ONS , L o. 253 C ARTL AN D, J.,
& S oN, Lo. 207
WI LKIN SON & LENG, LD . ro4 COLLEDGE & BR rnGEN . . 203
ART PAVEMENTS & D ECO RATIO NS, Ln, WR 1GHT, GEo., & C o . .. 2 12
EVER ED & Co ., L D. 208
(formerly De Grelle, H oudret & G TB BON S, J . 202
Co .) .• 2. Dry Closets- L EGGOTT , W. & R ., L D. 227
BETTWS -Y-COED SLATE Q UARRY C o. ,
LD . .•
P ARKER, J. 2 54 LOAC H & C L ARKE
S ouTHWELL , F. C ., & Co .
22 S
20!
95
CART ER & Co. 500
COA L BROOKDALE Co ., Lo . r37 COLUMNS.
D ICKSON, R A . • • •• 98 DOOR CHECKS, SPRINGS, AND SPRING
EMLEY & SONS, L D. A RT P AVEME NTS & D ECO RATIONS, LD.
99
(formerly D e Grelle, H oudret & HINGES .
FLETCHER, RUSSELL & Co ' Ln . 2 !0
GOODAL L, LAMB & H EI GH WAY, LD. 114 C o .) . . 94B ADA MS ,J. . & SQN 202
H INC HLIFF , G ., & S ON 89 A STON, G., & SoN 129, 150 A DAMS , R . 196, 223
I RISH MARBLE Co . 100 B o uN DS , NI. B., & S oN . . 98 BALDWIN , S ON & Co ., LD. 1 97
M ATHEWS, E ., & Co. S7 B ROWN, A . A. 98 B ooBBYEll , .J .
H. , & SoNs 204 , 205
PATTE SON , J . & H . !IO C oALBROOKDAL E C o ., Lo. 1 37 CA RTL AND , f., & SON, LD. 206
R OBERTS, ADLARD & Co . 87 C RUICKSHA NK , R. D ., & Co. 98 C OLLE DGE & BRIDGEN . . 203
SMJTH (J ONAS ) & Co. . • 11 5 D ANIELS & Co. . • 92 EVERED & Co L o 20~
T EMPL E , ROGERS & C o . 107 DREW -BEAR , P ERKS & Co. 3 40 , 3 4 1 GERI SH ,s., & °Co . . 193
WI LKIN S, H. W., & SONS go E MLEY & SoNs , Lo . 99 L EGGOTT , W. & R. , LD . . 22 7
vV ILKrnsoN & L ENG , L o . rn 1. G ARDEN & Co. 99 S MIT H, A., & STEVEN S .• 185 , 200
WRI GHT, GEORGE , & C o . 2 12 , 2 13 HI LL & S MITH . • 14 I S MIT H & TURNE\{ 199
I RISH MA RBLE C o. 100 SouTH WELL, F. C., & Co . 2o r
MA CDONALD , A., & Co , Lo. rno
CHIMNEY POTS, CAPS, OR COWLS. M AIN, A. & J.,
& C o., L o . 132 , 133
M ATTISON & Co. . . 2 I6 DOORS AND FRAMES.
BROADBE NT & Co. 86
MORTON , F ., & C o , ·LD . 130
BROWN, R ' & SON 60 AS HWORTH, J ., & Co . I13
NO RTHWOOD, S.' & SO N 13 6
COLLIE R, S. & E. . . 5 4, 57 ODLING (ANSELM) & So N, Lo . rooB B a: L L, P. , & SONS 12 8
COOPER, J . K ., & SoNS . • . . 58, 59 PATTESON , J. & H. II O DowsoN , TAY LOR & Co., L o . 1 53
DOWNES, J . J. 170 ST. PA NC RAS IRoN W ORK Co., L o. 147 D RE W-BEA R, PER KS & Co . 341
EUSTANCE & COLLEY .. 6r
62
WHITEHEAD, J.,
& Sois s, L o. . . ro 6A, 1060 EAGLE STEAM JOINER Y W ORKS ( W. G.
GIB BS & CANNIN G , L D.•• W AKEHAM) . • I13
H ALL & BOARDMAN, L o. 238 FRAN CIS, S . W . , & Co., LD . . . 264
H ARTS HILL BRICK & T ILE Co . 4 4A , 4 4B CRANES. GARDINE R, SoNs & Co., Lo. 154, 155 ,
HAWKINS & S ON .• 80 156, 157
H OWORTH , J ., & Co. HITCHEN , J. r 92
r7 r HAYWARD BROS.·& E CKSTEIN , L o . . . 168
H UTC HIN SON BRO S. 6r L UC AS , J. E. 1 89, 2 19
HoBas, HART & Co., L o . 158
POOLE BROS. SMlTH , A. , & ST E VE NS .• 185
75 W AYGOOD , R., & C o ., L o. 190 L UCAS , J .E. 159, 189, 2r9
SOMERSET TRADI NG Co. , L o . •• 47 M AIN , A . & J., & Co. , L o . 132
W ALKER & CRAWSH AW, LD . Wo'ITNER- S MIT H (J. ), GRA Y & Co. 179
23 8 O wEN , J o SEPH, & SONS, Lo. rr3
PR ICE , GEO. , LD . 160
CISTERNS AND TANKS . DA.MP PROOF COURSES & MATERIALS. R AT NE R SAFE Co., Lo . . . 16r
RO BERTS, ADLAllD & Co. 87
(See a.lso Asphalte.)
A TTWOOD, J. .. .. 177 SKID MORE , T., & S ON • . 159
BETTws-Y -c oEo SLATE QUARRY C o ., ANDERSON, D. , & SON , LD . 72s, 72c SM ITH (Jo NA, ) & Co. u 5
Lo. . . .. .• •• . 95 ENG ERT & ROLFE, L D.. . . 75 ST . I ANCRAS IRON WOR K C o ., LD. 146, 162
BLACKWALL:GALVANIZED IRON Co., L o . r 3r FALDO, T . 84 TAN N, J. . . 163
BOWES·SCOTT & WESTERN, L o. 2 42 , 2 4 3 GRANITIC PAINT Co . 279 THO RNBOROUGH & SON . . 265

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Doors & Frames (continued)-- PAGE PAGE Gates, Railings, &c . (conti11ued )- PAGE

T URPIN'S PARQUET FLOOR JOIN ERY & FIREPROOF FLOORS. CARR, c .. LD. 256
Woon CARVING Co. I2I CASTON, G., & Co. I34
WAYGOOD , R.,&Co.,LD. I90 ADAMANT Co., LD. ISI COALBROOKDALE Co. ' Lo . I37
WHITFIELD, F., & Co. 164, I65, 166, I67 ASTON, G., & SON 129, ISO EMLEY & Som,, Lo. 180
DREW-BEAR, PERKS & Co. 34I FRANCIS, S. W., & Co., Lo. 264
HODKIN & JONES 109 GARDIN&R, SONS & Co., Lo. I3S , I 57
ELECTRIC LIGHTING AND FITTINGS. KING, J. A., & Co. IS2 HAYWARD & SoN s , Lo ... l 38, 139
LOCKWOOD. H AMOR 72 HILL& SMITH I40, r41
MAIN, A. & J .. & Co., Ln. I32 HITCHEN, J. I92
BRYDEN , W . , & SON 224
FURSE, W. J. 300
PHILLIPS, A. J.,& Co . . . 104 MAIN, A. & ] .. & Co., Lo. I 42 , I43
WARD, B , & Co., Ln .•• I22 MORTON, F., & Co .. Lo. IJO
WoNTNER-SMITH (J.), GRAY & Co. I79
~ORTH'i/OOD, S., & SON 136
FIREPROOF PARTITIONS. THORNBOROUGH & SO>i •. 26s
ENGINES. WITCHELL & Co. 127
K1N G, J. A., & Co. IS2 WRI GHT, G., & Co. 212
WARNER, J., & SoNs, Ln. 2s3
WAYGOOD, R, & Co., Ln. I90 FLOORING .IND PAYING. GEA.RING .IND FITTINGS FOR
ACME Wooo FLOORING Co. , Lo. FANLIGHTS, SKYLIGHTS, AND CASE-
FAIENCE. ADAMANTINE CLINKER WORKS
ART PAVEMENTS & DE CORATIONS, Lo.
MENTS.
(formerly De Grelle, Houdret , & (See also Casemrnt Fastenings.)
CARTER & Co . SOA, SOB, SOD Co) . . 94A, rr6A, II6B
CLIFF , Jos., & SoN s2 BARNS, W ., & SON 2I6 ADAMS, R. I96, 223
FIELD & ALLAN .. 104 BENNETT, JOHN, & Co... 94 ATTW00D, J. 177
WOOLLISCROFT, G., & SoN, LD. 66 BETTws-Y-coEo SLATE QUARRY Co., BooBBYER, ]. H ., & 5 .JN;.; 204
Lo . .. CARTLAND, J., & SoN, Lo. 207, 225
95 EvERED & Co., Lo. 208
BOUNDS, M. B.' & SON .. 98
FELT. DEAN, R., & SONS I2S
GIBBONS, J. 202
JONE S & ATTWOOD •. 182
DICKSON, R. A . •• 98
ANDERSON, D., & S ON, LD. 72c LEGGOTT, W. & R . , Lo. 226, 227
DUFFY, W . I 18, II9
ENGERT & ROLFE, LD, .. LOACH & CLARKE 228
7S EMLEY & SoNs, Lo. 99
MCNEILL, F., & Co. SMITH & TURNER I99
78A, 78c FALDO, T . 84
PILKINGTON & Co. 8s FIELD & ALLAN •• 104
WRIGHT, S., & Co. 293 GEARY, WALKER & Co .•• I08, I20 GIRDERS & JOISTS.
GIBBARD, J . R. . . II7
GOODALL, LAMB, & HEIGHWAY, LD .. , II4 AsToN, G ., & SoN 129, ISO
FINIALS. HAYWARD BROS. & ECKSTEIN, LD . I92 BLACKWALL GAL VANIZED IRON Co .,
HODKI N & JONES 109 Lo . . • 13!
ALDRIDGE COLLIERY Co., LD ... SI IRISH MARBLE Co. IOO DORMAN, LONG, & Co . , Lo. 338, 339
ANDERSON, R., & Co. 299 LAWFORD & Co .•• 85 DREW-BEAR, PERKS & Co. 340, 341
COAL BROOKDALE Co., LD. 44 LEE, A., & BROS, LD. l02A, l02D HILL & SMITH . . I41
COLLIER , s. & E. . ·S4. s6 MOORE, M. & R. 96 MAIN . A. & f., & Co., Lo • I32
COOPER , J. K., & SONS .. • • s8, S9 PATTESON, J. & H . MoRTON, F., & Co., Ln . 130
DANIELS & Co .•. 92 PHILLIPS, A. J., & Co.
DIXON & CORBITT & R. S. NEWALL & ROBERTS, ADLARD & Co .
Co., Ln . 302 ST. PANCRAS IRON WoRK Co., Ln . GLAZING .IND GLASS.
DOUGHTY, J., & SON 4S TURPIN'S PARQUET FLOOR, JOI NERY &
EDWARDS, J . C . •. 232 Woon CARVING Co. I2I BRITISH C HALLEN GE GLAZING Co.,Lo.
FURSE, W . J . WALTON, GooDDY & CRIPPS, Ln 10s. 106 BRITISH LU XFER PRISM SYND ICATE ,LD .
300
HARTSHILL BR1cK & TILE Co. WARD, B., & Co., Ln . • • I22, I23 Dr cKSON, R. A, ..
44A, 44B
HILL & SMITH •. I4I WEST GLOUCESTER PENNANT STONE FIELD & ALLAN ..
LEWIS, J . . • Co. 92 FRAN CIS, S. W., & Co., Lo.
297
MADELEY Woon Co. WESTMINSTER PATENT FLOORING Co. I24 GROVER & Co. , Lo.
63
MAJOR, H.J. & c ., LD. WHEATLY & Co .•. HELLIWELL & Co., Lo.
48 70
PooLE BROS. WHITEH EA D, J., & SuNS, LD ... l06A HEYWOOD, W. H., & Co.
7S
WILKINS, H. W., & So:.1 s LUXFER PRISM SYNDICATE, Lo. (TH E
PRESTAGE & Co .•• 48 90
RICHES, G. 6I Woon, ] As. BRITISH)
92
ROBERTS, ADLARD & Co, MELLOWES & Co.
87
PILKINGTON BROS., Lo. 268A, 268B,
SOMERSET TRADING Co., LD ... ..46, 47 FURNITURE. 268c, 2680,
WHEATLY & Co ... 68
WILLIAMS BROS . & Co. 222, 273
WOOLLISCROFT, G., & SON, Lo . 66 A DDISON , H , & Co., Lo. 294,29s
\ \'ooLL ISCROF r , G., & SoN, Lo. 66
WRIGHT, GEo., & Co. . . 148 FISHE1(, SON , & WEAVER 296

GAS ENGINEERING AND FITTINGS . GRANITE AND GRANITE WORK.

FIREPLACES, STOYES, AND GRATES.
CoMYN, CHING & Co . 171 ART PAVEMENTS & DE CORATI01'S, LD.
CLARK, S., & Co . I76 H1LL & SMITH • . 141 (formerly De G relle, Houdret &
COALBROOKDALE Co., LD. I37 LLOYD & LLOYD, LD . 181 Co.) • • 94A, II6B
FIELD & ALLAN •• 104 WINN, C .. & Co. 2s2 BENNETT, Joirn , & Co . . 94
FLETCHER, RUSSELL & Co., LD. 2IO WoNTNER·SMITH (J.), GRAY & Co. 179 BOWER & FLORENCE 97
NORTHWOOD, S., & SONS I36 BROWN' A. A. 98
PoRTWAY, C., & SoN CRUI CKSHANK, R. D., & Co. 98
I77 GATES, RAILINGS AND FENCING.
TEALR FIRE PLACE Co. , , 2II EMLEY &. SONS, .!:..D. 99
TEMPLE, ROGERS & Co. 107 ASHWORTH. J. , & Co. II3 GARDEN & Co... 99
WILKINS, H. W., & SONS 90 BELL, P., & SON •• 128 LEE, A .. & BROS.' LD. 102, l02A, l02D, 103
WRIGHT, GEo., & Co . •• 2I2, 2I 3 BROOKER, J. T. • • I26A, I26B MACDONALD, A., & Co. , LD. • • IOO
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PAGE J o inery (co11ti1111ed)- · PAGE PAGE

Granite & Gr>anite Work (contmued)- NOAKES , E . G . • • II4 LIME

OWEN, TosEPH, & S ONS, Lo . 113
McDoNALD, C. • • 101 BROAD & Co., Lo. 241
PARTRIDGE BROS. 1 14
PATTESON, J. & H. IIO ELLIS, J., & SoNs, Lo .•• So
SM1TH (JONAS) & Co. . • 115
PETHJCK BROS. . • Ioo GREAVES, BULL & LAKIN , Lo. 81
TURPIN'S PARQUET, FLOOR, JOINERY
w ALTON , GooDDY & CRIPPS, LD. 105, 106 AND Wooo CARVING Co . 12!
HAWK I NS & SON •• So
WHITEHEAD, J .. & SONS , LD . . • l06A, 106B HUTCHINSON BROS. 6I
Wooo CARVING Co., Lu. 126
WRIGHT, J., & SONS .. .• 104 INGRAM & CLARKE 83
WoRSLEY, R. E., & Co. rr6
NELSON, c .. & Co ., Lo. 82
PARRY , H., & SONS, Lo. Bo
HEATING. KITCRENERS, RANGES, AND COOKING w ...
S I LLS, 91

ATTWOOD, J. APPARATUS.
CLARK, S. , & Co. LOCKS.
COALBROOK DALE Co., Lo. 137
CoMYN CHING & Co.
FIELD & ALLAN • • 104 BooBBYER, J. H., & SoNs 204
E MLEY & S ONS , Lo .
FLETCHER , RussELL & Co., Lo. 210 COLLEDGE & BRIDGEN •. 203
GRUNDY, J. •• ..
TEMPLE, ROGERS & Co. •• 107 GIBBONS, J. •. •• 202
HALL (MATTHEW) & Co .
WoNTNER-SMITH (J.l. GRAY & Co. 179 HOBBS , HART & Co., Lu. 209
HARTLEY & SUGDEN, Lo.
WRIGHT, GEORGE, & Co. 212, 214 LEGGOTT, W . & R., Lo. 227
HAYWARD BROS. & ECKSTEIN, LD.
HowoRTH, J., & Co . SHAW & CARTER •• 215
JONES & ATTWOOD LAMPS. SouTHWELL, F. C., & Co. 201
LLOYD & LLOYD, LD.
MESSENGER & Co . , Lo
GARDINER , SONS & Co., Lu. 135
MARBLE A.ND MARBLE WORK.
PoRTWAY, C ., & SoN
WONTNER- SMITH (J .), GRAY & Co. LAVATORIES AND FITTINGS. ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS, LD.
(formerly De Grelle, Houdret &
ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS, Lo. Co. ) • • 94A, 9411 , rx6B
HINGES. (lormerly De Grelle , Houdret & BENNETT , JOHN, & Co. . . 94
(See also Door Checks, Springs, and Spring Co.) .• BouNos, M. B., & SoN.. 98
BETTWS- Y-COED SLATE QUARRY Co., EMLEY & SONS, LD. 99
Hinges.) Lo . • • 95 FIELD & ALLAN • • 104
ADAMS, R 223 BOUNDS, M. B. . & SON •• 98 INGRAM & CLARKE 83
BALDWIN, SoN & Co., Lu. 197 BOWES-SCOTT & WESTERN, Lo. 243 IRISH MARBLE Co. 100
BooBBYER, J . H . , & S o Ns 205 BROWN, R., & SoN 60 LEE , A., & BROS., LD. !02, I02A,
CARTLAN D; J, & SON, LD 206 CLIFF , J os ., & S oNs 52 I02B 1 I0 2C, 1020
GE RISH , S .. & Co. 198 DICKSON, R. A . . • 98 MOORE, M. & R... .. .. 96
HILL & SMITH .. 141 FLETCHER, RussELL & Co. , Lu . 210 0DLING (ANSELM) & SON S, LD. IOOA, IOOB
SHAW & CARTER .. 215 HALL (MATTHEW) & Co . 247 PATTESON, J & H. .. 110
MATHEWS, E . , & Co. . • 87 TEMPLE, ROGERS & Co. 107
MOO RE , M. & R. . . 96 WALTON, GooDDY & CRIPPS, LD. 105, 106
HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS. NORTH WALES SLATE Co . 86 WHITEHEAD, J.,
& SONS, LD . .• ro6 c, 106D
0DLING (ANSELM) & SONS, LD. lOOB WILKINS, H. W. , & SONS
MESSENGER & Co., Lo . . • 302 90
ROBERTS, ADLARD & Co. 87 WILKINSON & LENG, LD. 104
SHANKS & Co., Lu . 246
HOT WATER SUPPLY AND HEATERS. TwYFORDS, Lo. • • 249 , 251

WoNTNER-SMrTH (J.) , GRAY & Co. •• 179

WARN ER, L & SONS, LD. 253 METAL WORK.
WILKINS, H. w., & SONS 90
WILKINSON & LENG , LD. ADAMS, R. 196
104
WINN, C., & Co. BELL, P.' & SON 128
INSPECTION, OR MANHOLE COVERS 252
CASTON, G., & Co . 134
WRIGHT, GEo., & Co . . . 212
BooBBYER, J. H. , & SoNs CoALBROOKDALE Co . , Lo . 137
204
BROAD & Co. , Lu. CoMYN, CHING & Co. 171
240 LIFTS, ELEVATORS AND HOISTS.
CRAPPER , T., & Co. EM LEY & SoNs, Lu, 180
245
HALL (M ATT HEW) & Co. BRYDEN, J. , & SONS GARDINER, SoNs & Co . , Lo. 135, 220, 221
247 192
MATTISON & Co. 216 BRYDEN, W., & SON HAYWARD BROS. & ECKSTEIN LD . 168
224
NORT HWOOD, S., & SON 136 GARDINER, SoNs & Co. , L o. 186, 187
HILL & SMITH . . 14 [
SHAW & CARTER HI TCHEN , J . LOACH & CLARKE 228
215 192
WRIGHT, GEo., & Co .•• 212 HODKINSON & Co . , LD ..• 263
MA1N, A. & J.,
& Co., Lu. 142
HOLT, W. F. S ... 260 NORTHWOOD, S ., & SON I36
LUCAS, J.E. ST. PANCRAS l RON WORK Co., Lo. ;46, 147
159, 188 , 189, 219
IRON AND STEEL BUILDINGS. SHAW & CARTER .• WITCHELL & Co. I27
215
SMITH, A . , & STEVEN S •• 185
BLACKWALL GA L VANIZED IRON C o.,
WAYGOOD, R. , & Co., Lo. 190, 191 MOSAICS .
L D. 1 31
WONTNER-SMITH (J.), GRAY & Co. 179
BLAKELEY, E . F., & Co. u8
ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS, LD .
MAIN, A. & J., & Co., Lu. 132, 133
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS. (formerly De Grelle, Houdret &
MORTON, F., & Co. , Lu . 130
Co . ) • • •. 48B , 94A, 94B , II6B
ANDERSON, R., & Co. • . 299 BENNETT, J oHN, & Co... 94
JOINERY. BRYDEN, W., & S oN 224 CARTER & Co. 5oa
CuTTING, R C., & Co... .• •• 300 EMLEY & SoNs, Lo. 99
DEAN, R., & SoNs 125 DIXON & CORBITT, & R. S. NEWALL & FIELD & ALLAN • • 104
EAGLE STEAM JOINERY WORKS (W . G. Co., Lu. 302 GE ARY, W AL KER & Co . 108 , 120
WAKEHA M) •• ,. II3 FURSE, W. J. •. 300 HODKIN & JONES r o9
FISHER , SON, & WEAVER 296 GRAY , J. W ., & Co. 301 PATTESON, J.
& H . !IO
GIRLING , R. ., .. .. n3 GRAY, J. W., & SON •• 298 PHILLIPS , A.}. , & Co. • • •• •• Io4
GooDALL, LAMB & HEIGHWAY, LD. 114 HALL (M ATTHEW ) & Co. 247 TURPIN ' S PARQUET F L OOR , JO IN ERY &
LOCKHART, A. .. •• •. II4 LEWIS, J ... 297 W o oD CARVING Co. 121
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Mosaics (contin11ed)- PAGE Pl aste'r (co11tin11ed)- - PAGE PAGE

WARD, B., & Co ., Lo. . . rn M cNE1LL, F, & Co. SLATES.
'¥ESTMIN STER PATENT FLOORING Co. r24 NELSON, C., & Co. , LD. BETTws-v-coED SLATE QuARRY Co.,
vVooLu sc RoFT, G., & SoN. Lo. 65 T EMPLE, ROGERS & Co.
L D. . . 95
WRIGHT, S., & Co. BROADBENT & Co. 86
PAINTS . DAV IES B ROS. 86
PUMPS AND PUMPING MACHINERY. FIELD & ALLAN . . ro4
CAR. ON, W., & SON S 278A, 278B HAWKfN S & SoN. . 80
CHANCET.L0R, C., & Co. 278 HALL (MATTHEW) & Co. HUTCHINSON BRO S. 6r
247
GRAN I ri c PAlN T Co. 2z9 SM tTrr, A .. & STEVENS •. r 85 MATHEWS, :E .. & Co. 87
1-IALL, E. J. , & Co . 277 WARNER, J .• & $()NS, LD. 253 NoRTH WALES SLATE Co. 86
SILICATE PAINT Co., LD. 2 8 0A, 280B WAYGOOD, R., & Co., L D. 190 0A t<ELEY SLATE QuARRrns Co., LD.. . 87
SzEJ.m LMEY , N . C., & Co. 280 PILKfNGTON EROS., LD. 268D·
PoRTMADOC SLATE Co. .. 88
PARTITIONS OR DIVISIONS. ROOFS AND ROOJi'ING. PRITCHARD & C o. 88
(See a.lso Fireproof Partitions.) ANDERSON, D., & SoN, Ln. 72D RoBmns, ADI.ARD & Co. 87
ASTON, G ., & SON r29 T:EMPLE, ROGERS & Co. ro7
FISHl!R, SON, & W EAVER 296 TUXFORD, J. G. • .
HODKINSON & Co., L o . 263
BARNS, w .. & SON : 216 •• 88
BELL, P ., & SoN.. r28 '¥ILKIN SON & LENG, Ln. ro4.
KING, J. A., & Co . r52
BLACKWALL GALVAN I ZED ]RON Co., LD . r 3r
THORNBOROUGH & SON. . 265
BLAKELEY , E. F ., & Co . r28 SLATING .
THORNBOROUGH , F . M., & SON 265
DREW-BEAR, PERKS, & Co. 340, 34r
EMLEY & SONS, Lo . 180
PAVEMENT OR FLOOR LIGHTS. B1nnvs-Y-COED SLATE QuARRY Co. ,
HILL & SMITH • • J4.0, I4I
LD . •• 95
BENNETT, JOHN, & Co . . • HITCHEN , J . 192
94- B ROADBENT & Co. 86
BRlTISrr LuxFER PRISM SYNDICATE, MAIN, A . & ]., & Cu ., Ln. r32 , 133 J oI-TNSON , S., & SoN 288
Lo. P1u:1NGTON & Co. 85
MATHEWS, E., & Co. 87
HAYWARD BROS. & ECKSTEIN, LD. . . RoB tmTs, ADLARD & Co. 87 ROBERTS, ADLARD & Co. 87
LuxFER PRISM SYNDICATE, Lo. (THE ST. PANCRAS IRON WoRK Co. , Lo . r46, r47 WILKINSON & LENG, Lo. ro4
BRI T ISH ) 269 Wr LLESDEN PAPER & CANVAS \¥oRK S,
NORTH WOOD, S., & SON r36 LD . •• 76
ST. P,1NCRAS IRON WORK Co, LD. 27r
STABLE AND COACH HOUSE FITTINGS.
vV1uG11T, G, & · Co . 2r2, 272 SAFES.
BLAKELEY, E . F., & Co. r 28
I-IoBBS , HART & Co., Lo. 158 BooBBYER, J. H., & SoNs .. 205
PIPE JOINTS AND CONNECTIONS. HAYWARD B ROS. & ECKSTEIN, Lu.
PR1cr:: , GEORGE, Lo. r6o 192
ATTWOOD, J . r77 RATNER SAFE Co., LD ... r6r MATTISON & Co. .• 2r6
EDWARDS, j . C ..• 23 2, 233, 234 , 235 SKIDM()RE, T., & SON r 59 ST. PANCRAS IRON vVORK Co., Lu. r93
J ONES & ATTWOOD r 82 T ANN , J ... r63 W RIGHT, G., & Co. .• .• r48,212
WO RTLEY F rRE CLAY c ). 65 WHITFIELD, F., & Co . r65
STAIRCASES , STEPS, AND LANDINGS.
PIPES SASH FrAST.ENERS.
ATTWOOD, J. r77 ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS,
BARNs, -vv , & SoN 2 16 ADAMS, J., & SON 202 Lo. (formerly De Grelle. Houdret
BROADBENT & Co. 86 ADAMS , R. 223 & Co. ) 9 4B
B1wwN, !{., & SoN 60 BooBBYER, J. H., & SoNs 205 BELL, P., & SON r 28
CLIFF, J os., & SoNs .. .. .. BRYDEN, w .. & SON •. 224 BENNETT, J OHN, & Co . . •
52 94
COALV ILLE, SANDFORD & ALSTON, Lo . CARTLAND,]., & SoN, Lo. 206 BETTws-Y-c oEo SLATE QuARRY Co. ,
53
CoLLIER, vv. H . . . 60 EvEREo & Co., Lo . 208 Lo . . • 95
L'DW ARDS , J. C. . . 232 , 23 3 BouNos, M. B ., & So:< .. 98
Gmss & CANNIN G, Lo . . 62 SEATING. BLADWELL, H. w. 96
HALL & BOARDMAN , Lo. 238 (See also F11r11i11m.) BROWN, A. A. 98
Hi1LL (MATTHEW) & Co. 247 CARR, CHAS., Lo. 256
HARTSl·trLL BRI CK & TILE Co.
0

44A, 44-8 Aoo1SON , H .. & Co., Lo. 294 , 295 COA LBROOKDALE Co ., Lu . r37, I44
HAWKI NS & SON .. M CouzENS, G., & Co. 239 DAN!ELS & Co ••• 92
H UTCHIN SON BROS. 6r Frs1-mR, SON, & WEAVER 296 EAGLE STEAM J OINERY WORKS (W. G .
J ONES & ATTWOOD r82 FLET<.;HI!n, RUSSELL & Co., Lo. 210 W AKE HA M) · · II3
LLOYD & LLOYD, Lo. r8r EMLEY & SONS, L D. 99
MAJOR, H.J. & c.; Lo. 48 SHUTTERS. FAMBR!NI & DANIELS 93
MATTISON & Co. 2 16 GOODALL, L AMB & HEIGHWAY, Lo . II4
FRANCIS, S . W., & Co., LD. 264 GRAHAM, B. ' & SONS • • 89
ME SSENGER & Co., Lo. 302 0

H ODK!NSON & Co., LD... 263 HAYWARD Brtos. & EcKsH:lN, L IJ. r 45
OATES & GREEN, Lo. 231
261SD HoLT, W. F. S. • • 260 HILL & SMITH • . r4r
PILKINGTON BROS., Lo.
LUCAS, J. "£. 159 l-I INCHL!FF, G.' & SON . . 89
POOLE BROS. 75 THORNBOROVGH & SON. . 265 H oDK IN & JONES 109
WALKER & C RAWS HAW , Lo. 230
THORNBOROUGH, F. M., & SON 265 IR 1sH MARBLE Co. roo
vVoRTLEY FIRE CLAY Co . 65

PLASTER . • SILICATE CLOTH, COTTON, OR SLAG

LEE, A , & BROS .. Lo .
LYTE'S METALLIC W OVEN STAIR TREAD
C0. , L u.
I02B

WOOL.
ADAMANT Co., L o. r5r 0DL!NG (ANSELM) & SONS, LD . IOOB
CAFFERATA & Co. 79 ANDERSON, D., & SON, Lo. 72A, 72B, 72c PARTRIDGE BROS. rr4
EusTANCE & CoLLEY 6r BtW ADB!;;NT, J. C., & Co., Lo. 73 , 74 PATTESON, J . & H. I CO
HUTCHIN SON BROS. 6r ENGERT & RoLFE, Lo... 75 PmLLrrs, A. J ., & Co . . . I O-f
JOHNSON , S., & SON 288 J ONES , F , & Co. .. 77, 78 ST. PANCRAS IRON WoR K Co. , Ln. 146, r 47
J ONE S, F., & Co . 77, 78 , r49 McNEILL, F., & Co . 78s WALTON, GooDDY & CR IPPS , Lo. 105
MATHEWS, E , & Co . 8u WR IGHT, S., & Co. 293 WARD, B., & Co ., LD .• • 122
 INDEX TO CATALOG U E. 33

PAGE Tiles (continued) - PAGE Urinals (continned)- PAGE

St a ircase s, St eps, &c. (continued, - EDW AR DS , J. C .•• 232 CLIFF ,J. , & SONS 52
EUSTANCE & COLL E Y 61 D I CKSON, R. A. • • 98
VVEsT GLOUCESTER PE~NANT S TON E
EXL EY , W., & SONS 45 MATHEWS , E ., & Co. S7
Co . •. •• 92 FI EL D & AL L AN • • NO RTH W ALES SLATE Co . 86
W HI TEHEAD , J.,
& SONS , Lo. i o6o
FREE MAN & FRE EMA N
ro4
0DLING (ANSELM) & SONS, Lo. IOOB
WILKrNs, H. vv., & SoNs 39
90 GRIFF I T H S, W . • • PR IT CHARD & Co . 88
vVoR~LEY, R. E .. & Co. II6 49
HARTSHI L L BRICK & TI LE Co 44A, 44B H.oBERTS . ADI.ARD & Co. 87
W RIGHT, G., & Co. 1 48 , 2I2 HAWKINS & SON . . So SH ANKS & Co., L n . 246
HUTCH INSON BROS. 6r WIL KINSON & LENG, L D. ro4
STONE & STONEWORK. K ING, J OSEP H , & Co. VfR I G HT, G., & Co. 21.z
MA DELE Y W oon Co.
BENNETT, J oHN, & Co. . . 94 MAJOR, H . J. & C ., L D.
BLADWELL , H . W. .. 96 MALK I N TI LE Woirns Co., L o. YALYES AND COCKS .
BOUNDS, M . B ., & SON . . 9-8 0DL ING (A NSELM) & So Ns , Lo . I OOB
GRAHAM , B ., & SONS 8'9 PATT l!SON, J . & H. IIO ATTWOOD, J. 177
HAWK I NS & SoN .. So PEARSON , E . T. & J . . Lo. W ARNER, j., & SONS , Lo. 253
64
HINCHLIFF , G., & S ON . . S9 PILKIN GTON BROS ., L D . 268 0
LIND LE Y's QuARHIES 9r P I L KI NGTO N'S TI LE & POTTERY Co .,
SILLS , W. .. 9r LD . ~
VENTILATION AND VENTILATORS.
THO MPSON ' S ANCASTE R QU AR RIES Co., P OOL E B ROS . 75
L o. 9r P RES T AGE & Co . 48 BLACKWAL L GALVANIZED IRON Co .,
" \ VELDON STONE" 9r R ICHES, G . 6r L D. 13 r
WEST GLOUCESTER PENNANT STONE RoBERTs, ADLARD & Co. S7 BoosnYER, J. H., & SoNs 205
Co . 92 SOMERSE T T RADING Co., Lo. • .46, 47 BOYLE, R., &. SoN, Lo, .• . . 3, 355
Vvooo , J AMES 9.: CoMYN , C HI NG & Co. . •
ST. PANCRAS TRON W ORK Co. Lo. 193 17 1
TUCKER, G., & SON 5[ CooPER, H. W., & Co., LD. 172
TELEPHONES. WA L KER & CRAWSHAW, LD . • . 238 DOWNES, J. j . 170
WEDGWOOD, J., & SONS, Lo. . . 50E,50F EMLEY & SONS, LD. r 8o
BRYDEN W ., & SON 224 W ESTM I NSTE R PATENT F L OOR I NG Co. 124 GRUNDY, J. 174
EMLEY & SoNs, Lo. i 8o WHEATLY & Co. 67, 6S, 69, 70 H AYWARD BROS & E CKSTEIN, LD. r75, 192
FURSE, W, J . 300 WI LKI NS , H . W ., & SONS 90 HOBBS, HART, & o , Lu . r58
W JLK!NSON & LENG, LD. 104 HowoRTH , J ., & Co. r7r
WI L LI AMS , T . 63 J ONES & A TTWOOD rS2
TERRA CO~TA . W ooL L! SCRO F T , G ., & SoN, L D. 66 Moo irn, J .. & SoNs r 73
BLANCH AR D , M. H ., & Co . 42 W o 1nLE Y FrnE CLAY Co . 65 WR I GH T, G !lO. , & Co. 2I2
BRoA o & Co., L o. 24 r
CLIFF, J .. & SONS 52 TILING.
CO ALV I LLE , SAN DFORD & A LSTON , L D. 53
WALL AND CEILING COVERINGS.
COLLIER. s. & E. ' 54 B1>NNETT , JOHN, & Co.. . 94
ANAGLYPTA BRANCH OF THE WALL
COOPER, J. K' & SONS .. 5 8 , 59 B ROA DBEN T & Co . 86
J OHNSON. S., & Smi 288 PAPER MANUFA CTUR !!1<s, Ln. 28r , 282
EDWARD , J. C. . . .. 232
ELLI S, l'AlffRJDGE & Co. 39 MALK I N TI LE W ORKS Co., Lo. 49 CORDELOVA Co., LD . 283, 284
Grnss & CANNINr., Lo .. . 62 ROBERTS, AOLARD & Co. 87 E<;SEX & Co. 2S4A , 2S4s, 2S4c, 2840
HARTSHILL B RICK & T ILE C o. 44A, 44B W ESTMINSTER PATENT FLOOR ING Co 124 JEFFREY & Co. 2 8 6, 286A, 286s, 2S6c,
HEATHER BR1c.;K & TERRA CoTTA Co . 40 WILK I NSON & L ENG , LD. 104 2860 , 287
KING, JoSEPH. & Co . 4r LAND,J. &
H. 285
TUCKER, G.' & SON 5[ RoTTMANN & Co. 289, 290, 29 1, 292
WH ITWICK CoLLrERY Co . , LD . 40
TRAPS AND GULLIES
WOOLLI SCROFT , G., & SON , L o . 66 BROAD & Co ., Lo . 2 <f 0, 24.1 WATER SUPPLY & STORAGE.
BROA DBENT & Co . ~6
B ROW N, R., & SON (See also Hot Water Su.pply .)
TILES . 60
C LI FF , J os ., & S oNs 52
ALDRIDGE COLLIERY Co., L o . 5r Co u z E Ns, G ., & Co. 239
W ARNER, J., & SONS, LD . 253
ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS, L D. CRAPPE R, T .. & Co . 245
!Formerly De G rell e, Ho ud ret H AW KI NS & SON . • ::lo
POOLE BROS.
WINDOWS , SASHES AN D FRAMES .
& Co.) . . 4SA, 48s, 94A, 94B , rr6s 75
BENNETT, Jo1rn , & Cn. .. 94 WALKER & CRAWSHAW , Ln . 238 AI> AMS, R. 196, 223
BETTIVS·Y-COED SLATE QuARRY Co .. WORTLEY FrnE CLAY Co . 65. ASHWORTH, J., & Co. rq
WRIGHT, G , & Co . 2Il
Lu. 95 DREW-BEAR, PERKS & Co. 340. 34r
BLANCllAim, M. H., & Co. 42 EAGLE STEAM J OINERY WORKS (W. G.
BROA DBENT & Co. 86 TUBES \JIJ'AKEHAM) .. _rr3
BROSELEY BRICK & TILE MANUFAC· ENGLAND , W. G. & L • . . 219
TURERS' ASSOCIAT ION 43 (See also Pipes ) GARDINER, SoNs & Co , Lo. 22I
BROWN, R.. & SON 60 HAYWARD BROS. & ECKSTEIN, LD.
CARTER & Co. .. . •• 50A, 50s, 5oc
BARNS , w ..
& SON 216
LEGGoTT, vV. & R, Ln.
r6S
LLOYP & L LOYD, Lo. 227
CLIFF, J .. & SoN~ .. 52 r8r
LUC AS, J. E r59 , rS9, 219
COALBROOKDALE Co .. L D. .. .. 44 MAIN, A. & J. ,
& Co . , Ln . 132
COALVILLE SANDFORD & ALSTON, Lo. 53 URINALS . NORTHWOOD . S., & SON r36
\....OLLIER, s. & E . 54, 55, 56, 57 OWEN, ToSEPH , & so~s. LJJ. 113
COLLIER, w. H. - • .. 60 BETTWS -Y- COED SLATE QUARRY Co., SMITH (JONAS) & Co. IIS
COOPER, J. K., & SON~ .. ..5l:i,59 LD . 95 \V r r.LIAM~ BRos . & Co. 222
DOUGHTY, J., & SON •. BROWN, R' & SON 60 \VITCHELL & Co.
45 r27
 34

Index to Information apart

from eatalogue.
...

A. PA G E
PAGE c.
ACTS OF P.A.RLI.A.MENT, 1900 359-36r
Agricultural Holdings Act, rgoo .. 359
Ancient Monuments Protection Act, rgoo Cast Iron Columns, Table of 328
360
County Surveyors (Ireland) Act, rgoo . . Tests for 343
360
Housing of the Working Classes Act , rgoo Cattle Sheds 327
360
Land Charges Act, rgoo .. Cements .. (See Lii11es, Cements, &c.)
360
Tithe Rent Charge (Ireland) Act 360 Chains, Safe Load of 327
ADDRESS REGISTER of Manufacturers and Merchants 9 Chancels .. 327
of Architects .. Chimneys and Flues 327
369
of Ecclesiastical Sun·eyors Chimney Shafts .. 327
,, of Builders Churches, Musical Requirements of .. 32 7
Altar or Lord's Table ,. Seating 352
.. Rails Circles, Circumferences and Areas of .. 328
Angle and T Iron Proportions of 327
Architects' Charges Cisterns and Tanks 328
.A.RCHITECTUR.IL SOCIETIES Coal, Storage Space 328
Areas Weight of .. 328
Aspect Coke 328
Asphal,t e
Avoirdupois Weight .. Columns, Weight of
Concert Rooms ..
Concrete ..
328
328
3?.8
Conditions for Building Contracts 329
Copper 33 r
B. Cow Houses 331
Cubic Measure 356

Bars, Iron .. D.
Baths and Washouses
Turkish
Billiard Rooms Dairies 331
Boiling Point Dangerous and Neglected Structures . . 331
Bolts and Nuts, Iron B usinesses . . 331
Bricks , Sizes of .. D ecimal E quivalents 357
Brickwork .• District Surveyors, Li s t of, and Boundaries 332
Buildings, Height of ,, Fees (London Building Act, 1894) 333
Stable .. (u:ider L.C.C. Bye-laws ) . . 334
Temporary Drainage 334
 INDEX. TO INFORMATION APART FROM CATALOGUE. 35

PAGE PAGE
E. J.
Joists, Table of Rolled Iron and Steel 337 , 339
Earth , Rock, &c., Weight of . . 335
Natural Slope of.. 335
Electric Engineering 335 K.
Lighting 335
Excavation 336 Key to Telegraphic Addresses ..

F. L.

Land Measure 356

Fees Payable to District Surveyors Lead, Weight to be used for d ifferent purposes 349
333
Felt Lengths of a Foot in Different Countries 356
336
Fire Escape Mile 357
336
Resisting Materials Lightning Conductors 343
336
Flooring .. Limes, Cements, Plasters, &c ... 344
336
F loors, 336
Lineal Measure .. 356
Weights they sho;ild carry Scotch .. 356
337 Lintels
Fonts 344
337
Foundations Liquid or Capacity Measure 357
337
Frontages .. London County Council 344
337

M.
G.
Metals, Expansion of, by Heat 345
Tenacity of 345
Gas Fitting 337 Weight of 345
Girders and Joists 337 Mortars and Cemeuts 345
Wood 336 Musical Requirements of Churches
Girders, Table of 345
339
Glazin~ 342
N.

H. Noxious Businesses

Habitable Rooms
342
o.
Hay, Weight of..
342
Hearths Open Spaces
342
Heating
342
Height of Buildings 343
Hoardings .• P.
343 , 353
Hoop Iron . 343
Hospitals .. 343 Painting .. 346
Hot Water Supply 343 Paperhanging 346
Parsonages 346
Partitions .. 347
I. Party Structures .. 347
Piers, safe load ot 348
Piles 348
Iron, Angle and T 325 P ill ars, safe load of 348
Bars .. 326 Pipes, Weight of .. 335, 348
Bolts and Nuts 327 Plastering .. 348
" Buildings .. 343 P lasters 344
I ro o, Hoop Pl umbing .. 34 8
3f3
P reservation of Portland Cement .. 344
343
Teff;s of Q uality PRICE BOOK 305
343
 36 INDEX TO INFORMATION APART FROM CATALOGUE .

P AGE PAGE
Projec tions .. • 349 T.
Public Baths 326
Tables 356 -359
BL1ildings . . 349
Pulpits T elegraphic Addl-esses and Telephone Numbers I4
349 Temporary or S pecial Buildings, Hoardings, &c
Pumps 349 353
Purlins Tha tch Roofs 353
350
Tie and Suspension Rods 353
Timber, D urability of .. 353
Scant li ngs of F ir
R 354
Weights of 353
Troy Weight 357
Re ad y Reckoner Table .. 349 Turk ish Bath 354
Re taining Walls .. 350
Roll ed Steel J o is ts and G irde r" T able of 337 , 339
Roofs, Table of Scd. ntlings 350
u
Weight of Materials 350 Uni ting Buildin g' 354

v.
s.
Ventilation 35 4
Vestries 354
Scantlings, Table of 350
Schools, Public Elementary 350 w.
Scotch Measures . . 356
\.Vall Papers , Measarement Table of ..
Seating, Church, &c. 352
Walls
Separation of Buildings 352
·water Closets
Sheds 352 Service
Sinks 352
Warming • .
Slates 352
Weight of Coal
Slaughter Houses 352
Hay
Solid Measure 356
Metals
Square Measure . . 356
Straw ..
Scotch.. 356
Timber
Stable Buildings . . 352
Zinc .•
StaircaseE, Passages, Ex its 352
Weights and Measures ..
Stairs 352 Wells, Conients of
Stancheons, Safe Load of 352
Wire Gauge
Statute and Customary Measurement of Perches and Acres 357
Weight of
Links, Perches,
Workhouses
and Chains 357
Straw, Weigh t of..
Streets
353 z.
353
Students, Information for 363-368 Zinc, Weight d .. 358
 .' 37

See al5o Summary of Content5, page 1.

Section A.
&ricks. - Terra cotia~ Danging and Root ·Tiles.
flooring and watt Tiles and faience.
·various Brick, Tilet and Terra Cotta Goods.
FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION.
PAGE PAGE l'AGE
ADAMANTINE CLINKER \.VORKS 38 COOPER, J. 1\.' & SONS • • • • 58, 59 MAOELEY Woon Co. ••
ALDRIDGE COLLIERY Co., LD . 51 DOUGHTY, JOHN, & SON 45 MAJOR, H.J. & C., Lo ...
ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS, LD. EAST KENT BRICK, S\::\D & GRAVEL MALKIN TILE WnRKs Co .. Lo.
(fo· merly D, GrellP, Houdret & Cc .) Co., Lo. Go PEARSON, E. J. & J., LD.
48A- 48B ELLI S, l' A"RTRlllGE & Co. 3'J P1LKINGTON 's TILE & PoTTERY Co., LD . 50
BLANCHARD, M. H, & Co . 4i EusTANCI, & CoLLEY (• l PRE STAGE & Co. 48
BRAY, ll, & Co... 3'l ExLlcY, W., & SoNs 45 H ! Cl-!ES, GEORGE 6r
BROSELEY I3RICK & TILE l'vJ A:--CFAC- FR!>EMAN & FRERMAN 39 SOMERSET TRADING Co., L1> ... • . 46, 47
TURE.RS' Ass~CIA1ION 43 GlllBS & CAN"l lNG, Lo... 62 Tu c1rnti, G., & SoN 51
DhOWN, IfoBERT, & SoN Co GIUFi.' ITllS, \VJLLTA\l .. '19 \VEoGwoou, Jos1.1H, & SONS, LD. 50E, 50F
CARTER & Co. 50A - 5011 l-T.1nTs 111 cc l3RtCK & TtLE Co. 411, 4.;B \VnE.1:rr.Y & Co... 67 --70
C!,.IFF, J05EPll, & SO NS .. 52 IlEA·t 11 ER BR1 CK & TERRA COTTA Co. 40 \Vm1w1cK COLLIERY Co., Lo 40
COALBROOKDALE Co., Lo. 4+ IIooPER & Co. • • 37 \'il!LLIAMS, 1'HOM AS 63

COALVILLE, SANDFORD & ALsro:-i, Ln. 53 lTUTCHJ"/,ON BRO~. \VooLus.c RoFT, G .. & s N, LD 66

COLLIER, S. & E. 5.1-57 KING, JosEPH , & Co. \VoRTLEY Fnrn CLAY Co. 65
COLLIER, \V. 1-l... (10

HOOPER & COMPANY,

Se>'11tha.m.1t_>te>~.
Manufacturers of

BRICKS &PORTLAND CEMENT.

Quotations on application for Delivery by Road, Rail, or Water.
38 BRieKS. [Sec.,A

u ADAMANTINE- -CLINKER,"
---
. (Regd.)
' PJ=t~INC FOR ST.A'.BLES, &c .. &c.
~OLD A~D ~IL "\1£~ ~£DAL~. . . Worka Satabllahed 1880.
7
"Hamantf:::"wi.te Bytbam.
This Paving is supplied to HER MAJESTY, H.R.H. PRJNCE OF WALES, anti other
Members of tlu Royal Fam{ly, also to the prindpal Nobility of this anti foreign counfnes.
Clinkers are supplied direct from the Works, or by flu leading Stable Filters and Builders' Mere/rants.
CAUTION.-A.s there are spurious articles in the Market, all Genuine Clinkers are
stamped "ADAMANTINE CLINKER" (Registered), we being the original and only makers. Trade Mark.
Prices and Samples tm Aj>j>lication to • • .

ADAMANTINE CLINKER WORKS,

LITTL~ BYTHAM, GRANTHAM.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST PRESSED BRICK IN THE LONDON M~RKET.

Ji. BR_A Y· & Co., fletton, Peterboroug.h.

Office Address.-BENTINCK BUILDINGS, NOTTINGHAM.
London'Address.-85, GRACECHURCH STREET, E.C.
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These are High Class 0rdinary Building Bricks, hard, square, and true on face. They withstand
great pressure, are not affected by the weather, and the surface does not crumble or shell off. They are well
suited (or facing purposes, particularly in internal walls, where a true face is required, and co!our unimportant.
For a low priced Brick, comparin~ favourably with London Stor.ks, there is nothing to beat them.

Users of '°"The Compe12dium)} would

oblige by mentio121n~ it as the source of
their informatio12 whe12 commu.qicating with
the Firms represented herein.
Sec. A.] BRICKS. 39
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A
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2f 'De.si~rzs
II(
Briel\. Orl(oll(e~t
c\S s~ewrc ii(
1,,,,.. Illustrated
_: ~/ ~ eotolQ3lle5.
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J\re~it~ets
2WI( de51317s
eo.rej(JI~
e..xeellte.d.

QJ\KS" l\EDBANl('MEA~HAM. N~ATHER8TQNE0 WQQDVll,hf_NRBURTQH oNTRENT.

l9NDQN 0FFICE&DEPQT:,2QQ&222,PHIENIX SI. STPANCRA&. fREEMAN/.,FR_HMAN.
AGENTS.

fREEM~N & fQEEMAN, 2CC & 202 Phoenix Street,

St. Pancras, N. w-.
~A~ ... Brick and Tile Merchants and Manufacturers,
ktre Sole London Agen ts for MESSRS. ELLIS PARTRIDGE &. CO. (see above).
\
SOLE AGENTS FOR . •

JOSEPH JOBERNS & Co • , ( a Century.

Established nearly) WORKS:
ALDRIDGE, Near WALSALL.
Blue and Brlndled St:affs. f/atr~fied Bricks, Pa'lfiors, Coping, &c.
AGENTS FOR • .

THE NORMAN CROSS BRICK CO., LTD., PETER.BOROUGH.

Fletton Brice's of the best quality onl;r.

FREEMAN & FREEMAN'S SPECIALITIES

_ _ _ _ ____;;....;;.,;;~~..;..;..;...·
WHITE GLAZED BRICKS, hard enamel and no lead used in tbe glaze.
COLOURED GLAZED BK.ICKS, made spec1ally for Public Institutions, &c.
These Bricks have a reputation 'for great durability: the enamel will not shnle or craze.

CON. CO:IL D.
40 BRICKS. fSec. A .

~~~HEATHER BRICK& TERRACOTTAC~:

HEATHER
N~ ASHBY DE LA ZOUCH.

mUltrated Catalogues and Prices supplied"" appluatio.. Special besipu r~uired by Arckilects ft!ill be promptly and carefully exec#tetJ.
HAVING R.EcltNTLY extended our wocks and erected •ew machinery of the most powerful aad approved type, we are prepared to ~
CC>11tracts for, aad gi'M ~ delivery of facl.c- a.ad moulded bricks f<>r the largest works.
THlt CL.AY . ....i for the Bricb is aelected frem our ovru practically inexhaustible beds OR the spot, wllich prod•ces (in its aatural stat..\,
without either wash on the surface, or stain, the beautiful uuiform red colour for which our Bricks are noted : whilst the quality of tl>•
Cay and the improved process of manufacture render that llneneu which adds so much to the effect of OIU goods, and enables us to exec1111e
tho moat delicate d&ii'na• TELEGRAMS; "BRICKS, IBSTOCK."

WHITWICK COLLIERY CO., LTD.,

COALVILLE, near LEICESTE~.

-
. ..
racing \
BEST LEICESTERSHIRE RED, WHITE, and
BUFF HAND-PRESSED and WIRE-CUT
}'lianufacfur~rs of . • •

'\ FACING BRICKS.

. . _Bricks ~
\ Floor Quarries, Sand Stocks, and Cul\rert Bricks.
f
AND TERRA COTT A.
Enriched Mouldings and Ornamental Brickwork to any
.--....
~erra • • Design in RED, WHITE, or BUFF Colours.
~
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND ESTIMATES

• 0 Coifa. FREE ON APPLICATION.

Telegraphic A ddress :
"WHITWICK COLLIERY, COALVILLE."
Se-c. Al. BRICKS AND TERRA COTTA. 41

Teqa-goffo 13rick ~ :file tr{or~s,

------STOURBRIDGE.
MANUFAC:TU11El15 or

BEST ~---
Architectural
~ RED
·rerra ·Cotta
IN
Pressed
R ED,../l
Moulded
BUFF &
~PINK. Bricks.

m ESSRS. J. KING & Co. beg to call special attention to the Hardness and Rich Colour
of their TERRA-COTTA and BRICKS, and will be pleased to submit S a mples
and Estim ates free on application.

'
K1r~G BROTHER5, 5TOURBRIDGE.

FIRE-BRICKS AND CLAY.

~ BEST QUALITY STOURB1'.IDGE.
42 TERRA COTT A. [Sec. A ..
PRIZE MEDALS AW ARD ED.
LONDON LONDON, 1862 Royal letters Patent for England and France.

TWO PRIZE MEDALS. GRAND MEDAL & DIPLOMA.

M. H. BLANCHARD & CO.,

(Late CO~DES, Lambeth, THE ORIGINAL TF.RRA-COTTA WORKS, Established 1769)

TERRA·COTTA MANUFACTURERS TO THE ROYAL FAMILY~

Tlte Commissioners of 1851, the Board of Works, tlze Trinity House, tlte Admiralty, the Ro) a' Horticultural Society, and
the Department of Science and Art, Soutlt Kensington, and to t!te Britisli and Foreign Governments, and the
recipients of Prize J11edals at 185 r and subsequent Exlzibitions.
M. H. B. & Co. Best Red M. H . B. Facers. These Fadng Bricks Roofing Tiles, Red and Brown, Plain and Ornamental. These Tile&-
are of a superior kind. Well made and finished. °"l'ecified are of a special kind, hardness, lightness and durability, are·
and used in many important buildings of late. unequalled in colour and price, &nd are largely exported.
:Reel Moulded Bricks of all kinds to match. Hip and Valley Tiles to match.
J.: ed Wall Coping Bricks, half round and sharp back (various). Plain, Capped, Roll, and Ornamental Ridge Tiles, Red and Blue,
Red Quarries, and Paving Bricks of many descriptions. Blue Stable Paving and Channel Bricks.
:blue Facing and Moulded Bricks1 Blue Quarries and Paving Bricks of many descriptions.
Blue Wall Coping Bricks and Garden Edging.
Blue and other Wire-cut Bricks for Docks, Railways, Culverts, ~f~ The Blue Vitrified Goods are the same kind. and are equal to·
~:1~~ the Best Blue Goods made in Staffordshire.
and such like purposes, a speciality. Same as used Southampton ••
New Docks, opened r895. Low Railway Rates.

Samples and Price Lists forwarded on application, and for all orders and further information please address :

M. H. BLANCHARD & CO., Bishop'~·Waltham, Hants ..

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various-.
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide to·
1\rchitects when placing eontracts for the erection ·of Buildings, &c...
S ec. A. ] HANGING A ND ROOF TILES. 43

IMP8Rll\Nl NOTICE.

BROSELEY TILES.
JN consequence of numerous persons representing
themselves as Manufacturers of the "Celebrated
Broseley Roofing Tiles," we, the undersigned Firms,
beg to inform the Public that we are the only
Manufacturers of these Tiles at " Broseley, Shrop-
shire "-the seam of clay from which they are made
being only found at Broseley, from which place they
-derive their name.

BROSEL~Y TrLERIES Co., LTD. JONES, C. R., & SoNs.

CoALBROOKDALE Co., LTD. JONES, W. & P.

DAvrs, G., SEN. LEGGE, G., & SoN.

DOUGHTY, JOHN, & SoN. MAW & Co., LTD.

ExLEY, W., & SoNs. MADELEY WooD Co.

HAUGHTON, R. D. PRESTAGE & Co.

 ''
44 HANGING AND ROOF TILES. [Sec. A ..

OAWR.OOKDAI.e (§). IPAN¥.filiITED ,

TE LE. G RAMS -
"DARBY Po1I.tG1.1Gl.]GlGl1 r€~lf>:
o~i:ooK©lcde ' R.~o
CoALBRO O ~DALE" (§)@)(§)@]@]I.®!.®@@]@] @II@]@]@]@] (fill~
\::;ii.
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trGtKd'~f@ENUINii'BR0~E~YRcoHN©Tmc, @ffiDe> . .
7

11 16

32 HiJa<1 B1121e QleOI Gable Q.lez. V atlleys

65 a<\
53
55

~!fa
99 02. 12"!

72

~. Numerous olhe:r Rtt€Yns in lllus!y.sJ-e:d. Cilll:Gtlo_,2ue: on li,f. 11cahon

11.(gndon°fficE:• 141 QUEEN YICTOUlfl 5TUEET, E.C. II
Rooms~
b e')hot.1 .1.~ Telegrams: ' 'Severndale, London." I\
II ' . = = = = = = = = = = - ·
.
Telephone No. 5783 Bank.
 TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: "HARTSHILL," STOKE-ON-TRENT

FOR TILES, RIDGES, &c., SEE OTHER SIDE.

FINIALS, ... i
I

I
TERMINALS, j,
'

3/6 471
and 5/6-
6/5

PJLLAR CAPS. 6/5

·~ .............. _,..__.
T/-

ARCHITECTS' 5/6

DESIGNS
EXECUTED.

Send for New

Illustrated

Priced

Catalogue,

containing

43

Ba~~
Pages. 1 ..( /'' JN' .\ I
17'<- . ., , .,!I.I I
, ':~.\. :,,. [
it,, ,;, ' 1- I ,
.
. '
Free on receipt 150
18/6
Trade Card.
l<i 16 each

BLUE BRICKS of every description for BUILDING or PAVING,

also Buff Clinkers for Stables or Court Yards.
 TE LEQRAPHIC A DDRESS: "HARTSHILL, ' S TOKE·ON•TRENT

FOR FINIALS, TERMINALS, &c., SEE OTHER SIDE.

S1'~Cialit i ~S:

BEST PRESSED
" PLASTIC,"
· 40/; per 1000. Gabl< 191\ es. I 58·
40/- per 1000.
also liip &iJes, ;)1>. d rnch 40/-per 1000.
. b):i~""'"
SANDYFACED
HAND-MA D E
" PLASTIC."
rs 4~ 40 /-per1000. Vall•y 0 11•s, 160 J+1'
.')a eMlt. 40/-rer 1000. '5 716 per IOOO .
lj)lue Z9iles, 2/6 per 1000 cx\'ra; Gile. and a half, double pr1ce.
ROOFINC
TILES
l
• ~
~·
--.- me..·- --
6wtnf .Jd,_ fioirtjf 3fr.d eack
___ ___ ,.,_.
;"irmij Ji•, livmt tN·eadz.

In Red, Brown,
Blue & Broseley
,) ~-- 18'-
Colours. {j ·wi115 7"; 7'r.omf n !1 eoclz.

RIDCE
Ornamental ·l\id~es any pattern 2·cresr 1/9, :»cresr2/ ; 4fmst 2;i, 6"cresr 2/6 p~r ya.rd;.
TILES 1-..
V)
In Various Colours ti:
and Patterns
made to any Pitch.
any paftern z · cresr1 /9, 3·,r~st2./; 4f mst 21~, 6"aest216 plr yani

All Prices quoted ·~ ~

-~~:q
are Free on Rail at .. ~ -< .=~.\;~,.-
=ii \ "'1,t~ ~
Works. \ - - - -··-· H.~ ~. ~ '"'°'. 327 ~4.~s'7~----
Ornamcnral J.1?)' patrern 2msr l 9, :'i 'mst 2J; + r c.r~t 2/5 , 6 "cresr 2i6 p~r yard.

MAL TING I Specially prepared, 6 " x 6", Red or Blue, as supplied to the
FLOOR TILES J PRINCIPAL MALSTERS and BREWERS thorughout the Kin2"dom.
Sec. A. ] HANGING AND ROOF TILES. 45

JOHN DOUGHTY & SON, MANUFACTURERS OF

BEST BROSELEY PRESSED

ROOFING TILES.
Plain and Ornamental, of various Colours,

Ridges, finials, t;ips & Valleys, flooring Squares,

-------BROSELE~ SALO~
• J D & S •t B rose I ey, .. PosT•L AooRESB; JACKl'IELD, SALOP. "
T rade M ar k o • • TELEGRAPHIC AoDR< . . . "DOUGHTY,JACKFIELD."

BR_OSELEY cEC\

ROOFING AND RIDGE

"COALPORT" Shropshire.
BRAND. ~

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide to
1\rchitects when placing eontracts for the. erection of Buildings, &c.
 46 HANGING AND ROOF TILES. [Sec. A.

Telegrams: Somerset, Bridgwater. National Telephone: No. 9.

THE SOMERSET TRADING CO., LTD.,

"'cu<.> BRIDGWATER,
0

: ~anufactuPEP$ of ~oofing Tile$, ~idge$, Finial$, FiooPing Ft Oven Tile$,

&c., &c.

Patent Rain bar Plaintiles,

No. 3a. (Patent No. 22319 / 98).
DESCRIPTION- DESCRIPTION-

E c is a trans verRe groove on

::I THESE Patent Tiles are manu· ~ the under side of Tile.
·5 facj;ured from the finest selected f D Tiling Laths, laid usually
~
Briclgwater Tile Clay, and are A=-1· 8
to a gauge of 4 in. top to
light, non·porous, unaffected by
o:1 . .· top, tbis g ives a lap or
~
8 cover of 2~ in .
....
o weather, uniform in color and
ti very durable. ' ,. It will be seen from t he
cu ; v-c illustrations that the patented
:0 A is a plain Tile 10~ in. long .--: anangernent forms a complete
::I
by 6~ in. wide. 101,~,~.""
1,=--" check to draught under the
...cuo:I"' B is a tranverse bar on
Tiles, and consequently snow
and rain drift is entirely pre-
upper surface of Tile. vented.
....cu"'
~
ALL Tt'les w ,-11 brar t in's stamp .

c.. PRICES FREE IN TRUCKS AT BRIDGWATER-

cu
~ No. 3A, £2 ss. per 1000; We ight One Ton. I-In.Jf Til es, top course and eave Tiles san1e price.
£ Tile and half Tiles, double price. Hip and valley Tiles, '2 / 6 per dozen.
All Tiles have a continuous nib and are holed. 550 tile.· cover a square of 100 feet super when la id to a 4 in. gange .
....<.)cu
=
.::
....<.>
::I
"='
...c..
0 Patent Somerset Interlocking Tiles,
-0
ti
o
THESI~
Tiles combine many ad-
No. 13. (Patent No. 20356 /00).
The cost per square is also much
u vantages. They interlock, and SECTION OF 3 TILES lower than Slates or plain Tiles,
"='
~ so may be safely u ·eel in the ,yg'&~'\\)\'._ ,~.*~'&~~ ~,,,,
,,, "·-·~~,~~~~~r'f4~~-~~~ wh ile the Patent Tiles are quite
o:I
....<.> most exposed situation s. The
cu as proof aga inst rain or snow
Tiles are of a uniforru deep red
.:: drift, and no nails are required
....
o color and make a very h and-

t
for fixing. The Tiles are very
'Oil some roof, some wh at sim ilar in '.'
c easy to lay, and Architects who
-~ appearance to plain Tiles, but .
0 little ruore than half the weight . require an extra lap can ha'e it
cQI per square, and consequently by simply placing the tiling
z much less timber is required. R eoo. No 367113. Laths closer together.
All T//f'S wt'!! bn1r flu~· slamjJ.

PRICE FREE IN TRUCKS AT BRIDGWATER-

£5 per JOOO. Half Tiles, to unak joint, same price. All Tiles have nibs for hanging.
Gauge of tiling Laths, to give a 3 in. lap, J2z in. apnrt t• p LO t• p., An increas ed or decreased lap can be given by setting the
Uiths closer or fur t her apart.
Number of Tiles to a square, 3 in. lap, 160. Weight 2 tons per 1000.
 'Sec. A.] HANGING AND ROOF TILES. 47

Telegrams : Somerset, Bridgwater. National Telephone : No. 9.

THE SOMERSET TRADING CO., LTD.

No . 208 .
(Late Browne & Co.), BRJDOWATER,
Manufacturers of Superior Bath or Scouring Bricks, Building Bricks,
Roofing Tiles, Ridges, Finials, Flooring and Oven Squares, Redware
Pottery, Garden Pots, Chimney Pots, Ornamental Vases, &c.
No.3. No. I . No. 2.

"<,)
.,
=
~
""=!
t<:I
s::I
··9
.,
~ 11)/-each,HiporGableEnd. 10~ x 6;\ 10.\ x 6~ 101 x 6~
· t<:S Red Pla in Ti les. No. 3,550 to a sqwmi. \Veight. 1 ton per 1,000. Price-per 1,000, 35/-
Price per square, 19/3. Ornamental Patterns, 5/- per 1,000 extra.

No. 1.&..
No.a. No. 16.

..B
"'
4/- each
Hip or Gable End.
16.'." x 14"
Double Roman Tiles.
80 to a square; 3h. per 1,000.
Red, per 1.000, 120/-
" square . 9/7.
16" x 14"
l oole's Patent Tiles.
90 to a squ11.re : 4T. per 1,000.
Red, per 1,000, 160/-
lIH
15~·· x 13"
Improved"Iliach ine-made and
Pressed Triple Angular Tiles
100 to a square; 3'.1'. per 1,000.
-

.
=

sq uare, 14/5. Red, per 1,000, 130/-

No 59. No. 71.
" square, rn;-
No. 32.

No. 24.

0
......
'Oil
=
·~ .
·O
I ~

·~ Reel, 18" Jong, 75° to 105° Red, lS"lonp;, 75° to105° Red, ~2" lon_p:. 7~' to 105° Red, 12" long. 75 ' to 105° Reel , 12" lon g, 75° Lo105°
.,:z: Per doz., 4/3; per y<l., S~d . Per doz., 6/6; per yd., 1/1. Per doz., 6/- , pe1yd.,1/6 . Per doz .. 6/-; peryd .,1/6. Per doz.,2/9:peryd.,8td

All the above goods are manufactured from the Celebrated Bridgwate1 Clays, and are of a rich red colour (dun
colour and black glazed are also stocked, prices on application).
Plain Tiles, Improved Machine-made and Pressed Tripl e Angu~ar Til~s No. r6, and Ridge Tiles, are specialities,
and are made under great pressure by patented processes ; th ey are 1mperv1ous to weather and very durable.
Fully Illustrated Lists of Ridge Tiles and Finials on application.
48 HANGING AND ROOF TILES. rSec. N..

H. J. &C. MAJOR, LD.:

( LONDON OFFICE:
THE
PATENT TILE
BRIDGWATER.
WORKS,

11 QUEEN VICTORIA STREET.) (LATE SEALY.) (ESTABLISHED 280 YEARS .)

Are the Sole Manufacturers .of the :well-known Bridgwater-Weather-Proof Roofing Tiles, C. Major's Patent, Double Roman P attern .
Angularly Co1ruga t ed. &c .. &c Ridge Tiles to match.
And also of C. Ma1or's Patent Improved Interlocking Plain and Ornamental •Tiles . ro}<,? by 6}<,?-about 500 Tiles per square of Ro o!ing
5
beiused~~~hfix f~~:~ tbe above-named Patent Tiles will make a ptrtect roof covering: they require no nails. nor must m o•·tar or ce meul

First In every competition for man7 yeara. JI.warded HIGHEST AND ONLY Medal given for Roofing Tiles, PARIS EXHIBITION , 1900.
PRICES PER SQUARE OF' ROOFING.
All prices are subject to alte1·ation without notice.
R ed. Blue Red. Blue. R ed. Blue.
Patent Weather- Proof Tiles, l'atent Interlocking Plaintiles Patent Weather-Proof Tiles.
Roman Pattern Is/- 17/3 about ... ... ... .. . 27/6 32/6 Angularly Corruiated 18/- 20/9
Patent Iuterlocking Plaintiles
Ornamental , about ... 30,- 351-

S ectio; sliow t"ng- lap of Patent /1derlocki'ng Pta £·n h'les.

Red. Blve.
"'
Ill >II
... 0
Orrlinary Plaintiles, pressed,
600 per square
Ordtnary Ornamental Plain-
24/ - 2816
i= ~ tiles, pressed, 6oo per square 26/6 31/-
z :I 0rdinary Double Roman Tiles-
Ill O' Pantiles
>"' Ordinary AngularlyCorruga ted
0 b.O Tiles
"' c Ordinary Treble Channelled
c:
Ill >
- Tiles, Poole's Tiles, & Roofing
~ ll$ Tiles of other descriptions ...
<a.
ai

Plain and Ornamental Bricks.

RIDGE TILES &. FINIALS TO ARCHITECTS' DESIGNS.
All Kinds of Bricky ard Good s for Home and Export. Quotations on Application .
Best Portland Cf ment gua1anteed to pass Government specifications and test.

• • .. • ~I

•
\J\J\.../
-71·ROOFI NG TILES.·l~

PRESTAGE & co.,

THE MILEURGH TILERIES,.
---*BROS ELEY, SALOP. ~-
7Vr'HNVFHCTVRERS OF
Plain Ornamental Roofing Tiles. Pressed Hip &. Valley Tiles, Ridges ,,
Finials, &.c., Brown, Br i ndle, Straw~erry, or Reu.
lf'eleJ;>hane t-(0 1704, f'f'ctlbern >

THE ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS b'

7 f~D--· STREET
· ·· THEOBtll-'DS . ~. Ro~u ~
Lo~no~. W·C
DESIGNS FOR DADO TILING.
No. 212.
No . 21J. No . 2 13.

FOR PRICES SEE OTHER SIDE.

No. 217
No. 215
No. 21 6

SCALE- H NCH TO ONE FOOT.

SEE ALSO SECTION C MOSAIC, MARBLE and GRANITE, and SECTION D PARQUETlff.
 tpele~rams: " ~ranulem0s, l9ond0n.•

THE ART PAVEMENTS_&DECORATIONS b'

7 I:~n STREET _
THEOBt\LDS Ro~u.
Lo~no~. w~c
No. 160
BLACK & "WHITE FLOOR TILESO No. 149

FLOOR. TILES. DADO TILES.

No. 149 3-in. Octogans 8 / - per yd. super No . 2rr 15/ - per yd. super
4}-in. or 6-in. 9/9 212 ... 13/-
" 2 I -111.
150 '
x 2 8I -111.
. .
or 3-111. •
x 3-111. 6 /9 " " 213 1 3 /- " " i'
8
44-111.
I ' x 4 4I -111.
• or 6-10.
. x 6 -111.
. 7 /9 " " 2r5 15/ - " "
"
151 7/ 3 " " 216 13/- " "
155 7 /9 " " 217 15/ - " "
" " " "
THE ABOVE PRICES ARE FOR TILES AT THE WORKS, PACKING EXTRA.

Si'~Cial D~signs f)r~f)ar~d and tstimaf~s gio~n ror fb~ work fix~d co1-n.,-1~-f~-.- 1:

PLAIN ENAMELLED WALL AND HEARTH TILES IN ALL COLORS, l-ln. x 3-in. and 6-in. x 6-in., 11/ - per yard super.
BEST QUALITY PLAIN WHITE GLAZED TILES, 6-in. x 6-in. or 6-in . x 3-in., 6/- per yard super.
1·- -
1 FOREIGN TILES of every description. CERAMIC MOSAIC, Special Designs prepared.
STOCKS KEPT AT LONDON ADDRESS.

SPECIAL DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FREE.

No. 151 No. 165

S.cate~efa.nincll~EE ALSO SECTION C-MARBLE, MOSAIC AND GRANITE,

-k;aFO?r SEE ALSO SECTION 0-PARQUET AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORS.
 St> c' A.] _!L_?_?RING ~W~LL TILES & FAfENCE. 49 1

THE NEW PATENT MATERIAL FOR

THE OLD GLAZE SUPERSEDED BY

SUPERIOR AND CHEAPER PROCESS, WHICH
CAN BE APPLIED TO BOTH OLD AND
NEW BRICK WORK.

Price• specially quoted for

Old and New Brick Work.

Orders can now be promptly

men.

.............................
•• A WILLIAIYI GRIFFITHS
·~
•••• (London Concessionnairt of Patent Ritrlits of the National Opalite Glazed Brick and
Tile S'y1td1cate, Limited),
!.~~!~~~i.;.1_~'!;~~~: 41, Hamilton House, Bishopsgafo St. Without, E.C. Telephone No.
11 530·2531 AVH.NUL

NOTl!.-AIJ enqulrlea relatlnll to work In the above Districts must be made to the respective Conceaslon•I•••·

THE MALKIN
9)t.CllU\lti.c
TILE WORKS Co., Lo.,
manufactui;£r\l. Wile
Norks: BURSLEM, STAFFORDSHIRE. London: 65 CHARING CROSS RD ..
Manchester: 62 MARKET STREET.
WRITE FOR NEW AND ENLARGED CATALOGUE, FREB.

Encaustic Floor Tiles, from .. . 5 /6 yard. I Majolica Dado Tiles from ...
... 13/6 ,, ,,.. Plain Dado and Wall Tiles from...
.•• 12/· yard.
7 /6 ,,
Mosaic do. ,,
White Glazed Tiles, from 6/6 yard.
U:EARTHS and PANELS tn great nriety. Special Prices for Work fixed complete. Competent Tile Fixers sent out.
See Colour11l Ilhl6trated Sheet of Designs iH "CONTRACTORS' COMPENDIUM," Section A, 1899.

Users of "The Compendium " would oblige by

.mentioning it as the source of their information
when communicating with the firms 1epresented
herein
 50 FLOORING & WALL TILES & FAIENCE. [Sec. A.

~ S1=:1 Eit=I Ei1.=:J LZ '151E3 ~ G .~

~ I ~
~ ~
~ I
m TILeWORl_( 11tes reveJ<Y
0
m
Q\AA1QS'AIC KINDf0 rWALLS ill
nt:>t..1.,
ID
'L . ' for Fl®~ tteA([ttS D
CHURCH es o\A'fes ruR.: 0
~ swlher Butldi1:q,s ·······-······ til'TU~ &. .c.8J. .e: ~
Wm. BURTON, F.c.s., Manchester, 37 CROSS STREET· o
~ PARIS, u RUE MARI OTTE.
·~ CAPE TOWN, 37 CASTLE STREET. ~
~ AUSTRALIA, NEW-ZEALAND, & TASMANIA, ~
I Sole Agent: J. H. DOBBIE, Wynyard Buildings, I
~• Loridon Show :::ar:n::~::h:::,NEV. ~
~ 37 & 38 SHOE LANE, E.C.
L. a~· · ·•~· ,.~, -=<=lE'l==:t:1!S15;J< 1
 Encaustic til~ Workst Pool~,
. . llllll . .
LOHDOH 0ff!CE AHD SHOWROOMS-
Jlrcbit~ctural Potr~rv, ".! Bamwortbv.
43, ESSEX STEEET, STRANO, W.C.
EST.A.BLIS:l-IEI> IS54 ,

.:
;
:i
. '! . .
:

"

The above illustration is a uggestion for the treatmen t of Staircase and Wall Decoration in Cart rs' Constructional FaieDcE

Sl'ECIAL DES IGNS l'REl'ARED FREE Of (OST OH RECE!l'T Of l'ARTJCULARS.

T/iis Decoratiou is also specially suitable for the exterior of Sh ops, H otels 1111d P11blic B 11 ilrli-11gs.
 CARTER & CO~
Encaustic Tile Works, POOLE,
L OHDOH OFFI CE AN D 5H OW RO O/'\S-
. . AND . .
43, ESSEX STREET,
STRANO, W.C. Architectural Pottery, HAMWORTHY.

ESTABLISHED 1854.

li,tirnufocfunrs of tb~ru b~srr ip.tio n .of Jffo or, Q_Q.tnH nn'i:J >J:J ~ arty ffi; ifrs,
Ql m11n1c i,losnic mth Q.i;onstrnctio nal Jfatmn.

Containing a Large Variety of DESIGNS for

FLOORS, WAL L S, HEART H S, FA ! ENCE CH I MNEY-P I ECE S,

FEND E RS, CO NST RU CTI ONAL F A I ENC E, &C.,
Will be supplied Free on application.

PLATE No. 5lJ. HEREWITH.

All patterns on this plate in Best Quality at Works per square yard £0 5 6

PLATE No. lJ.7 HEREWITH.

No . F85 Faience Chimney Piece .. . 5 5 0
Fender ... 1 2 6
f 86 " Chimney Piece .... 6 0 0
" " Fender .. .. 0
f 45 " Chimney Piece .. .. 3 15 0
" " Fender .... 7 0
F43 " Chimney Piece ... . 12 10 0
" " Fender .. .. 12 6
" Hearths and Cheeks to match 12/6 per set.
I

PETROUS TILES.
In Red, Buff, Black, Grey and Chocolate make the most durable and attractive
pavements for public, or private buildings price per yard at works 0 4 6

€stimat¢S giu¢n for Cilu fiX¢d coml'l¢f¢ in anv l'art of tb~ world.
 Plate E
CARTER & Co .,
LONDON OFFICE :
h RKS: POOLE
AND
ENCAUSTIC TILE WORKS, 43 , ESSEX STREET,
HAM WORTHY . STRAND , W.C .
POOLE. DORSET

No. 7104 No. 7105 No. 7106

No. 7109

No. 7110 No. 7112

ALLBU T & DA N IEL, LTD., LI THOS., HANLEY.

SC AL E : ~ INCH TO A F O O T.
 Plate 41
¥ORKS-POOLE
CARTER & Co ., LONDON OFFICE:
AND ENCAUSTIC TILE WORK-8, 43, ESSEX STREET,
HAMWORTHY. STRAND, W.C.
POOLE. DORSET

Faience ]iantel Pieces, Fenoers, ~c. C:Chese can be *la~eo in any colors.
Desi*ns ~ JI.stimates for Structural Faience on application .

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170.f.43.

For prices see List.

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MANUFACTURERS OF
TILES OF EVERY DE~CRIPTION
FOR WALLS OR FLOORS,
Buitablt for Churthts ~
€ntranrt 'Halls, l>ublit lauilhings,
Gonseruatorirs, ~atlls &r.,
PATTERN BOOKS & PRICE.5
(WITH SPECIAL DESIGNS If REQ~)
FREE ON APPLICATION.
SEE·OTHER·SIDE.
Sec. A.] VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. 51'

Manufacturers of BEST BLUE STAFFORD_

SHIRE BRICKS for Public Works, and
the Principal Railway Cos. Bricks
for Stables, Pavements, Floors, &c. \.. ~ .. '
·c opings, Garden Edgings, &c. """~..,
:7j~ ~~·' 'bf>,,.
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~\,,~ ~·S) d'• M•nnfa"um• ol
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<'b-(,0 The well-known
~.,..,,.,~~_,.,>""' " Leighswood" Pressed
t><'~''b-
•• ?>'I ..,.. Roofing Tiles, Ridges,
Finials, &c.

G. 'TUCKER & S
Teleg rams:-

London 0.(Jice- J:oughboro', oCeicesferslzire. " TUCKF.R'S, LOUGllJlORO'.

National Telephone :-
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Moorgate Station Chambers, No. 9, Offices.

London, E.C. MANUFACTURERS Of ,, 2q, Works .

Best Red Leicestershire Facings, Hand J?ress n-·icJrn,' and Sand

Stocks of Even eolour.
Moulded Bricks to any pattern, both in Press and Sand Stock Surfaces.
Red Quarries, !Jin. by !Jin. to 12in. by 12in.
RED RIDGES, FLHT TILES, FL0WER P0TS.
'J liesefucings are used in St. Pancras IIotel, tlie Church House, Westminster, and other large worlcs at /wine ancl airoad, .

RED AND BUFF TERRA COTTA.

SPECIALITY.-Extr;o hud plastic Bricks for Sewers and Manholes, with new pattern
thin frog to mak e a right joint, as supplied by us to London District Councils and Cape
Town CorporatJ0; , &c.

S~MPLE'. S AND PRICE:-S SVB7'lltI TTED ON :A'.PPLIC~TION.

ILLVSTRHTED LISTS FREEl·

FtRCHITECTS' PC-SIGNS CH'.RR16D 0VT.
52 VARIOUS BRICK. TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS . 1Sec. A.

ESTABLISHED 106 YEARS.

JOSEPH CLIFF & . SONS,

Branch of the LEEDS FI RECLA Y CO., Ltd.

woRKs, w..0RTLEV. Leeos . •, ,

GLAZED BRICKS, Hrcbitectural Cerra Cotta,

White, <:?oloured, and Salt Glazed. RED. GREY, BUFF, & SALT GLAZED.

PATENT PARTITION BRICKS. WORTLEY + FA°iENCE,

In Rich and Artistic Colours.
Patent Tiles for fixing on Walls,
Wood Partitions, etc. Glazed MOULDED STRINGS, etc.

t::elographic "C:el•pbone
11ddre.s.ses: number.s:

" Cliff.s, £on don,

£on don." "I)op, 631."

" Cliff.s,
mortley, l:teds."
Ii
£eeds,
"Central, 61:.."

"'Joscllffs, £\verpool,
£\verl)ool." "Central, 1887."

"IMDEUltIL" Porcelain Baths, FIRE BRICKS, ~~-9

~
5inks, Wash Tubs, Etc.
TILES, LUMPS, ETC.
FIRE CLAY LAVATORIES
Blue .Staffordshire 0oods.
- - - - A N D CLOSETS.
5TONEWAUE DRAIN DIPE5,
White and .Salt 0la~ed Urinals. Patent Traps, Gulleys, &c., &c.
= == == = = = · ~o=-~------~=-=--===========~=~==;=====I
BALTI<.~ WHARF, WATERLee BRIDGE, S.E.
Gt. Northern Goods Station, King's eross, N.
Li,verpool : LEEDS ST.
Sec. A.] VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS 53

BRllNeHES:
SANDFORD POTTERY, Wareham, Dorset. POTTERY, Wareham.
Tel ea-rams
ALSTON BRICKWORKS, Oldbury, Birmingham. { ALSTON BRICKWORKS, Oldbury,

HIGHEST AWARDS, GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS.

l\lanufacturers of

TILES
(Gia.zed, Floor, Mosaic, Etc.)

BRICKS
(Red, Buff, and Blue, Etc.)

TERRA-COTT A
(Red, Buff, or any colour).

STONEWARE PIPES
and SllNITllRY 1\PPL11\NeES, Etc.

P RICES. PATTERNS. & DESIGNS ON APPLICATJON.

54 VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. [Sec . A ..

S. &E. C81JLIIER, READING

R.EADI NG TILES. MANUFACTU RERS OF THE CE LEBRATE D ~ED
Special attention is called to our Roofing Tiles, which are now made in nine varieties, viz.:
a RED S MOOTH -FACED MACHINE-MADE T ! LE . b RED SMOOTH-FACED MACHING-MADE TILE, with N ib s and Holes.
' A M ACH IN E- MADE SAN D-FACED TI LE. d P AT ENT RO UG H -F ACED M AC lll NE- M ADE TI LE. e A MACHINE-M ADE T ILE, Staine~
to a Dark Dun Colour . .f A MACHI NE-M AD E TIL E, Sta in ed to a S t rawbe rry C ol our. g A HAND-MADE SAND- FA CED TILE,
h A HAND-MADE SAND -FACED T I LE, w ith N i b~ & H o les . i SAND-FACED MACHINE-MADE TILE, with Nibs and Holes .

A LARGE VARIETY OP RED RIDGE TILES

->-!- O f the same Bright Co lou r, togeth er wi th Hip Ends a nd Intersections, to tit the differe nt Patterns and Pitches. *-
Selections from our List m a:r

Ridge Tile Finials a Speciality. be seen over leaf. • . _ , •.

ARtHITE~TURA1 TERRA tOTTA

For the Facing of Buildings of all kinds in R.ED WAR.E.
J9X ESTIMATES G I VEN FROM ARCHITECTS DRAWINGS. ~
S. & E. C. call specia l attention to the suitab ility of the beautiful RED tint of their clay for decorative T erra Cotta..

TH EY AL SO CALL AT T ENTI O N T O T l-!E : R.

MURU TIHS 1~JfDIN EY P~TS , !IR BRrnK0,~1I1~ HINE &H!J] M~ULDE] BRILK01RED RUBBER01ETD.
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Ridges .J.Vos. 39 ancl 40 are now stocl~ed in 120° .a11(l J35°, a71~l l l. ~.~ m1cl <l·i al.<JO i1'. l "LOei. and 11 rt>;, :ld. 11m· •'Ozf.11 ex f.rtt to above Prices.
No . 47 is also kept in 1 ~0° . przce 8/- 11er do;; . R1.l91:s to nrda 'i 1n, w n:1~, Od . po· dn::. fPe.t 1'.d ll?.
N ote .- In o rd erin g R idge Til es, please give the Num~er and the P it c h rcq~ired . In ? rder ing Finials . ple.:::.se g ive the Nurn.~er o~ botb
Orn a m en t and Base . a n d t he Pitch of t h P latter . The cost 1s ascertai ned by add in g the pr:cc o t t h e Orn amtnt to th a t of the Base. Chimney
Pot s a r e ta r riage paid t.J :_on~on, i.~ . , v..dth in a rad iu s of 1 2 miles of Char in g Cross ; o u tsi de t h is ~r ca p rices on a pplication .
COMPL ETE L I STS O N APP L ICATIO;;i .
[Sec. A. VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. 55

s. E. COLLIER.
Manufacturers of the Celebrated Reading Red Tiles.
RE~DING.
Scale : 1 inch equals 1 ft. ROOFING &. VERTICAL TILES.

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1
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2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10

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~Ff Mt'i> ••••.. . Jnfm1af llngflna~~o~'.roclfot ~ifo; iept

GARDEN TILES.

28 2n 3n

S &: E. C. call attention to their small thin Tiles,

specially made for fine work, such as Bay
Windows and Porches, where the Tiling is close :
1P.
5n 29

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2c 3c Sc
16
1own.
17
12 in.

to the eye. Gables, Eaves, Hips, Valleys·, Angles, i r 4 • ...

&c., to work with same in stock.
18 19
1150 lnfrl l o a 3 11u:ll gan,r;{t' , cov1'r our• squart' .
9in. 9in.
RIDGE TILES.

39 40 41 42 \111 ) 43
12 in . 12 in. itnd lS;in. 12 in . and lS~in . 12 in. 12 in. ~ 12 in.

45 :~46 ·17 48 49 50
18 in . Hin. 12 iu. ! 1~ in . !12 in. 12 in .

.51 52 58 55 56 7
li rn. Hin . 12 in. 12in. 12 in. 12 in.

58 .5 9 61 6Z> 64 00
t 2 in. 12in. 12 in . 12 in . 12 in . 12 in.

14
n40 39v 40r, 401· 56X 12 ins. & 18 ins .
Hip Ends and Intersections to any of the above Pattern Ridges kept in Stock. For PRICE LIST 'see oppos ite page .
1'lte above Nid!fe T ihs are ·m ade in 70n. 90°, 10U0 , arul K os. 39 'rmcl itO. 12 in . and 18 in . lonlJ ht 120 ° m1d 135(.,. l\:ros, 41 rmd 42 r11 ·p also made in 1200
56 VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. Sec. A. ]

T e legra phic Address :

" COLLIER , READING. "
® TELEPHONE No . 92,
READING.

S. & E. COLLIER, READING,

Manufacturers of the Celebrated Reading Red Tiles.
Sec. A.] VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. 57

S. &. E. COLLIER. REH.DING.

194

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MURAL TILES.

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:AIR BRICKS.
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367

CHIMNEY POTS.

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Scale ii inch to I foot.
477 &. 478
Fletcher's Patent
1-66
' \ Vacuum Chimney Pots,
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Manufactured solely by
S. & E . COLLIER (Vide Testimonials). '
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58 VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. [Sec. A.

J. ~- Goopett & Sons,

BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA WORKS,
~ PINKNEYS GREEN. MAIDENHEAD,~--+-
Offices: CASTLE HJL L, MAIDENHEAD.

MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY KIND Of

f?foin, jl2olded, and Ornamenfol ~ed l3ric~s.

ffoin ~ 0~nantenfal :f\oofin__g @iles, :Bid_gei, }l'inials, ~~osses, <!~imner f'ofi,

~op in gs, f a~ing l3riru, and ®iles, ~c

}1fso of <0erra Sloffa ~oods of e\1ef! :Description in 1\ed.

HESE Goods have long been noted for their high-class quality, rich colour, good design,
and finish, and exceptionally weather-resisting qualities, and are extensively used by
leading Architects in all parts of the Kingdom.
The greateat care is taken in the selection, washing, and mixing of the Clay; and
in the thorough burning of the Goods.

~RIBGES ANB FINIALS~

have always been, and are now, our Speciality, but a

THOROUGHLY GOOD HAND-MADE PRESSED FACING BRICK

fa now being made from a new bed of exceptionally fine Clay-a brick capable of sustaining great
weight, non-absorbent, with sharp acrises, good shape, and colour.
To meet the keen competition in this, as in all other Manufactures, we have modified
our prices wherever we have found it possible to do so, without in any way detracting from the
quality or finish of the Goods.

COMPLETIE CATALOGUE WITH PRICE8 011 APP'LICATION.

Full-Size D:rawings and Sections Supplied If Desired.

Sec. A. ] VARIOUS BRICK, ~.TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. 59
60 VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTT A GOODS. [Sec. A.
1
Tn.coAAPHllie AooREss ·- ' SANt'FARY, PAISLEY ." Tr:LS::PHONE No. 27, PAISLEY. Po sTAt.. AooRt:ss-PAISLEY.

ROBERT BROWN & SON,

FERGUSLIE WORKS. PAISLEY, .
M a1111facturers of . . . ·
Sanitary and Plumbers' .Ji;arthenware of every description, including Lavatories, Urinals, Closets, Plug Basins, Tip-up Basins, &c., &c.
WHITE and COLOURED ENAMELLED BRICKS and SCONE TILES for external and internal work, of the most superior finish an,\
lustre, in all colours, jncluding White, Cream, Ivory, Blue, Brown, Yellow, Black, Drab, Green, Turquoise, Buff, &c., &c.; ~nd DOUBLE-
DIPPED VITRIFIED BRICKS, now largely specified .
SINKS and WASHING TUBS in White Enamel, Superior Brown Glaze, Fine Yellow Glaze, and Double-Dipped Vitrified Glaze with
ENAMELLED SUPPORTS or PEDESTALS for same . FIRECLAY & EARTHENWARE CLOSETS of app roved and recent de;ign s.
SPECIALLY GLAZED FIRE-CLAY PIPES , SEWAGE GAS_TRAP_S, Facin g-, Stable, an_d all k_inds ofFire Bricks, Cattle and Pig'I'roughs ,
Horse l\'Iangers, C1sterns, Ornamental Ch1mr1 ey Cans, Garden Borders 0£ vanous d esigns, ]!""loormg and Ridge 1.'lles, Gas Retorts, Flower Va81;::- and Stands .
Ch:~nnel, Invert Sewer, B~Te Outter A.~cl Fu1·n.a.ce .Block~, Ground Fircclay, and every description of l!.,ireclay Goods of tl1 finest ,,uality. Manufacturers of
Barh a m's Patent Smoke Preventin g Chimney C a n. ·
M a nufac turers of th e "Waverley" Sewage Traps, '' Tron" Branches and Bends, w:th Ins pection Chamber and Keith's ·atent
Water-T 1sting ~nd Flu s hing Sewage Gas Traps.
See Two Page Illustrated Advertisement, Architects' Compendium, under" Sanitary Manufactures,'' Section M.

mark's c~v Brick, en~, Pil'~ and Pott~ry works, n~ar £oltb¢St¢r.
w. H. COLLIER, Manufacturer of
RED & WHITE FACINGS, SPLAYED, BEADED, & ALL KINDS of MOULDED BRICKS to ANY DESIGN.

BRIMSTONE PAVIORS,
Stable Clinkers, 9 in. x 4~ in. x 2~ in. Floor Bricks, 9 in. x d in . x 2 m.

~l· STOCK FH:.CINCS. ·t~

SAND FACED & WIRE CUT BRICKS FOR INTERNAL WORK.
CJ'
PLAIN TILES (Hand Made, Sand Faced).
....6"X RIDGE AND FINIAL TILES. ~
Pan Tiles, Corrugated Tiles, Agricultural Draining Pipes, Ornamental and Plain Garden Tiles.
FLOWER POTS AND GARDEN WARE.

FOR CEMENT P~~INC:

J9)C WASHED STONES, SHINGLE, AND · SAND. ~

THOROUGHLY WASHED AND READY FOR USE.

EAST KENT-------

B R /CK# SAND & GRA VE.L

COMP.~N'V, LIMITED.
SEND FOR PRICE LISTS. ASK FOR SAMPLES.

Red • BR I c KS for Facings, Stocks, Grizzles, Place, cJtters, Paving BR I c KS

Sharp • SAND 'for Building, Moulding Sand, Washed Sand, Silver SAN D
Binding GRAVEL for Paths, Stone for Roads,
Washed Shingle 'for Conc~·ete, Red
GR AVE L
vVorlis: 1Ycrr r S . E. Stotion. CANTER8URY 0
O{jice : 22 Stat."un R oa d.
Sec. A,] VARIO US BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. 61
}3rick anc C:ile
EUST ANCE & COLLEY, )Vlanufacfurers,
--7+~
ESTABLISHED
1884. FORDINGBRIDGE, Hants.
Best Red and White Sand Facings, Wirecuts, Pressed, Moulded and E)rnamentaJ
Bricks, and String eourses.
VERTI CA L T ILE S, ROOFING TILES, CHIMN EY POTS, R I DGES, FLOWER POTS, ETC .

.A9>( PATENT PLASTER SHEETS for Walls, eeilings, Partitions, etc. ~

FULL PARTICULARS AND PRICES ON APPLICATION.

HUTCHIN.SON BROTHERS,
Contract ors to the Crown Agents for the Coionies , and Agent for the East Howle Colliery
(Carlton Iron Co., Ltd.).

GRANGE ROA·o WEST, Iatlonal Telephone,

Telegrams :
. "Blag,"Mlddlesbro',
II
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I Ho . B,242.

~ MIDDLESBROUGH,
WILL QUOTE, ON APPLICATION, FOR
FIRE BRICKS, FIRE CLAY, LUMPS, PLATE BRICKS, CHIMNEY LININGS, COPINGS.
SUPERIOR RED PRESSED FACING AND MOULDED BRICKS.
BEST GLAZED GOODS of all kinds, including-
WHITE AND COLOURED BRICKS, CANE, BROWN, AND WHITE SINKS,
GLAZED CHANNEL AND STABLE BRICKS, PIG AND CATTLE TROUGHS,
SANITARY PIPES, CHIMNEY TOPS, BATH TILES,
SALT-GLAZED SEWER BOTTOMS AND CULVERT BRICKS,
MAINSFORTH AND SETTLE LIME, PORTLAND, ROMAN, AND OTHER CEMENTS,
ADAMANT, CARLISLE AND KEEN'S PLASTER.
Plaster Laths, Long Winter Hair, Nails, Staffordshire Goods, Slates,
Peyton's Champion Chimney Pot, absolute cure for smoky Chimneys.
~ NOTED LOCK AND GRIP, SCORIJ.E, AND OTHER PAV.ORS.
LARGEST CRUSHERS OF

.-,.. BEST SE~ECTED SLHG. +--

FINE FOR CONCRETING. BROK.EN FOR ROADS. ANNEALED FOR GARDEN WALKS.

Best Annealed Concrete Flags, Sills, Curbs and Coping.

The FELB~IGGE Bl{ICK and TILE WOl{KS.

Superior Red Facing Bricks, Hand Made and Pressed.
S1\ND=F1\eED
Moulded and Enriched Bricks of Every Description Made
TO STOCK PATTERN, OR TO ARCHITECT'S DESIGNS.

ROOFING TILES. RIDGES. FINIALS. COPINGS.

T/1ese uoods are noted for their high-class quality, i•ich colour and finis/:.
Put on truck Grea.t Eastcn~ or Midland & Great Northem 'joint Railway. Samples and Prices upon application.

1 GEORGE RICHESt Church St.t CROMERt NORFOLK.

62 VARIO US BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTT A GOODS. [Sec. A.

11 Manufacturers of all kinds of

SANITA~Y WAQ.E~ .
CHIMNEY POTS,
WHITE GLAZED
BIUCKS.

flrchifeclural

~Terru-coua
IN

Buff, Grey, Taw11y, and R~d.

The whole of the Terra /Cotta for the Na.tural History Museum
South Kensington, and the interior of the Victoria. Law Courts'.
Birmingham, supplied by GIBBS & CANNING. Other examples

_______
of our work mav be seen in Manchester, York, Preston, Brighton,
Maidstone, Bristol, Portsmouth: Yarmouth, Cambridge, Bromley,
Burton, Birmingham, and other important towns.
.._..

Estimates civen
from Architects'
deSiJrnS and ...
specifications .
Sec. A.] VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERR~ COTTA GOODS. 63
•• THE • .

l\llADELEV WOOD COIVIPANV,

Manujacturcrs oj

BROSELEY ROOFING TILES

(Machine Made by Most Modern Process)
IN RED . BRINDLED, STRAWBERRY. BROyYN AND BLUE COLOURS.

BRAND-" IRON, SALOP."

Plain and Ornamel')tal R._idge Tiles, fil')ials, liip, Valley and ~ngle Tiles,
Best White faciQg Bricl<,s, PliQths, &c., fire Bricks. flooring Squares in
R..ed, Blue and Buff Colours. and all l<,inds of Brick.-l{iln Goods.

WHEN ORDERING RIDGli, HIP, OR VrlLLEY TILES, THE f>J{CH OF THE IWOF SHOULD
Bli GIVEN.

Price Lists, Pattern Sheets, and Full Particulars on application.

2
TELEGRAMS'.
~STABLISHED 1817. 'TILERIES. STOKE-ON-TRENT.• •
TELEPHONE:

THOMAS WI LLIAf\llS:o .ANC.

Basford and Trent Vale
. Tileries,
STOKE·ON·TRENT.

Manufacturer of Blue, Red, and Broseley Coloured Ridge and

Roofing Tiles (a Speciality), Garden Tiles. Wall Coping,
Blue, Red, and Buff Floor Quarries-Also Plain and
Encaustic Tiles

l Oi\ C' O~I . F.

64 VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. [Sec. A.

PATENT BOILER SEATINGS

with ANGULAR CONT ACT.

12."

BOILER SEAT.

BOILER COVERING SLAB.

U.I
:c
I-
Made 1211 to 20 11 Fire.

GRATE BACKS, TO ANY PATTERN. FLUE COVER.

~~~~~~~~~~~~-

·E. J.&J.PEARSON,Ld.,
~1· ST0VRBRIDGE. ·l~
INCREASED HEATING SURFACE.

NO PORTION
PERFECT

INSPECTION. OF BOILER

PLATES
NO DEPOSIT
HIDDEN BY
OF
FLUE DUST. BRICKWORK.

FIRE FIRE
TILES. LUMPS.
Sec. A. J VARIO US BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS. 65

GLAZED BRICKS and TILES.

( W!titt and Coloui:ed.)
l .Sanitary
Buff Building Brick.s.
Tubes (\'.:'·;~. ), Gulleys, &Ci
0
SALT GLAZED BRICKS. I D.itto,with .Stanford's .Joint.
51mpson's Patent Improved .5treet
MAJOLICA G!.AZED BRICKS. Gulleys.
(For S!top Fronts, &c.) ,, Duplex" .System of Drainage.

Pattnt Reyed-bach Cites (see below). .Sinks.

White and Buff Glazed Channel.s,
6la1ed and Salt-6la1ed fenders. fire &ricks, &locks, Boiler 5eatings,
1 and EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FIRE CLAY GOODS.

~ ·BRANCH OF· THE LEEDS FIRECLAY f:~q~~

GL1\ZEO 1\NO
51\LT GL1\ZEO
BRl~KS. ~

NEW PATENT KEYED-BACK TILES

(Patent No. 508).

Fig 2. Fig. I Fig. 3. Special attention is drawn to these Tiles,

l~
~u
which are for use as Dadoes, and as Wall and
------ Ceiling Linings to new or existing buildings. It
-- ---~
------ ---........... ------ --
is absolutely impossible for them to fall out or
Fig. 1.-Plan of Back of Tile. move in any direction after fixing. San1ples and
Fig. 2.-Section in Centre of Tile.
Fig. 3.-Section at End of Tile.
further particulars on application.
~-'-'~_,._~~.-V""-'-'""'_,._~~.-V"'~~

-~ SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PRICE LISTS AND SAMPLES. ·1=;-

Televaphlc Address-" ENAMEL. LP.P.D.S."
GG VARIOUS BRICK, TILE & TERRA COTTA GOODS . [Sec . A.

G. WOOLLISCROFT &SON, L10.

HANLEY, STAFFS.

FOR

TILES WALLS, FLOORS AND ROOFS,

HEARTHS, STOVES, FURNITURE, &c.

"jronsfone-fidanzaqf,, aqd "cfruria-'ijydraulic."

M0S.1\JeS, eeramic, Marble, Glass and Venetian.

••,F1\iENeE tt & TERRA e0TT1\,

For Internal and External Work.

'' VET R Q PAKE,'' The new Ecclesiastical Decoration ; also Stained Glass,
Fresco Painting, Wood, Marble, Wrot Iron, Della Robbia,
and all Church Decoration.

FACING, PAVING & STABLE

SPECIAL CARRIAGEWAY PAVING BRICKS.
~

Red and Blue Staffordshire Goods.

ROOF TILES, COPINGS Pressed by our Patent Machine.
RIDGES, VALLEYS, HIPS, FINIALS. &c. ~
uG">( SANITARY Gooos AND APPLIANCES.
Telegrams: "W oolliscroft," Hanley. •'Blizzard," London . Telephone: No. 26 Potteries District.
 Sec. II. ] V1\Rlt)US BR((~K, TILE, & TERRA <20TTII G~eos. 67

ALL GOODS ARE MADE IN' BLUE, RED, BROWN', AND BUFF COLOURS.

Telegraphic
"WHEATLY, Address :
TRIENTV/4Lr<:." w HEAT LY & c 0 0
'

Springfield Tileries, NEWCASTLE, STAFFS.

The Works are situated in North Staffordshire, so justly celebrated for its fine Marl deposits, containing
peroxide of iron, which, fluxing during the process of firing, gives that impervious body so well-known as
Staffordshire Blue.
The Red and Buff Goods are made from carefully-selected Marls, of dense and Adamantine character, and
are of great durabil ity.
Roofing Tiles can be supplied in Blue, Red, or any shade of Brown, and will be found extremely durable,
resisting all influence of the weather and chemical action of the atmosphere .

FLOORING TILES.
PRESSED ORDINARY QUALITY.
REG I STERED N o. CJ
J\'o r Red and Blue. Bu.ff'.
TRADE MARK.
4x4x; QUARRIES, 30/- 32/6 per 1,000
6 x6x l ,, 42/6 47/6 "

0 PRESSED
9x9xl:J-
9 x oxlI
12 x 12 x 1}
CROWN
95/- 105/-
1101- 130/-
250/- 300/-
QUALITY
"
"

cf}
Red nwl Wu P. llt\{/'.
4x <l,x}i QUARRIES, 02/(i 37/6 per 1,000
6x6xl 47/0 52/6 No :3
No. 2 7~x 7 ~x l i\ " 65/- 75/- "
W&C 9 x 9 x l{ 105/- 120/ "
PRESSED DOUBLE-CROWN QUALITY.
Retl awl B711P. B11u·.
4x <I x ~ QUARRIES, 40/- <1.5/- per 1,000 BORDE.RS
6x6x1 ,, 60/- 70/-
9x9xlt ,, 120/- 140/-
6x6 x l HEXAGOX, 70/- 80/· Not. 21
6 x 6 x l OCTAGON, l go/ l00/-
No . 3
2 ~x2kxl DOTS, j -
6x <1 x 1 STR[PS. 40/- 45/-
6 x3 x l 35/- 40/- " " No, 24
6x2 x1 27/6 32/6
6xl~xl 22/6 27'6

ROOFING TILES.
UNDER fl/[)(;[ Oii TOP CO/IRS£ Tit.£

305

VENTILATING TIL£

~.~
-: '·.'"'
',t ~
N'o. ;{01 40/- 42/6 per 1.000
;~Oil, 305, 30(;
;{0:2,
BlO, 310A
42/G
40/-
45/- "
~~(6 "
7~ .,,
311 SO/- 8v, - ,, ~ 14

3H ;;d. ;~d. each

306
68 V1lRit)US BRJ(~K, TILE, & TERR1l eeTT1\ Ge0DS. [Sec. 1\,

WHEATLY & · Co., Springfield Tileries, Newcastle, staffs.

ALL GOODS ARE MADE IN BLUE, RED, BROWN, AND BUFF COLOURS.

GROVED RIDGE ORNAMENTS.

17

II
4

18
8

FAST TOP RIDGES.

113
103

104 160 IOB

N o. 1 2/6 each. No. 103 Sd. each No. 198 7/6 ea ch .

,, 2 1/2 ., 104 Sd. ,, 202 7/6 ,, 12.2
1/1 ,, 108 Sd . ~04 15/-
" 8 lOd. " 113 Sd. " 2-05 "
" 11 !J/-
lOd. 115 7d. 212 10/6
" 17 1/1 ,, 117 Od. ,, <114
" " 5/-
" 18 1/2 ,, 122 IJd. ,, 22;~ 5/
lll7 Od.

127

117
RIDGE FINIAL.

214
223

198 204

202
Sec. 1\.] V1\RI0US BRU2K, TILE, & TERR1\ eeTT1\ G00DS. 69

WHEATLY & Co., Springfield Tileries, Newcastle ~ staffs.

ALL GOODS ARE MADE IN BLUE, RED, BROWN, AND BUFF COLOURS.

NIP nLI
HIP, VALLEY, GABLE, AND WALL TILES.
AIR BRICKS ;

~u. r11.E rcw llPNl&HT riuNC

.Qiii·~
87
312
88

No. 312 3ld . each. X o. 87 3d. each.

313 3,d. " " 88 3d.
315 3d. " 89 6d.
:~18 3~d. " 90 1/-
" 317 50/- per l ,flOO. ,, 01 3/6 .•

RIDGE TILES . ROLLCD Rl!XE

DIAGRAM SHEWING PITCH OF RIDGE TILES

GROOVED R!Dt:E

64

VENTILATING RIDGE TILES.

65

80

79 86

No. 00 6 in . wings :3fcl. eacll. No. SO id . each.

61 :3j d. 81 1/-
., ()2 ;* ]. ., ~2 1/-
63 7 in. 7d. 83 1/6
64 ., 7d. ., 84 '2/-
,, ()5 7 x 5 in. ,, ,id. 83 '2./6
,, 66 as two Ridges. 86 3/- "
67 " 70 :?./()
"
70 V1\Rl0US BRH..~K, TILE, & TERRl\. eeTTl\ G00D5. [Sec. 1\.

WHEATLY & Co., Springfield Tileries, Newcastle staffs.

ALL GOODS ARE MADE E\ BLUE. RED, BROWK, AND BUFF COLOURS.
----------------- ---
If£ AIJ£1i' PLIN7"H INrERNAJ. AN'1.fi Pl.INTN
~ -.-··-;- · ~

~~<'"; BRICKS.
331
33$

STVPS rtJR MOULDED BRICKS Bllt.L NOSUJ

3'38 33>

348

WINDOW SILLS
BEST BJ_JUE BRICKS. 540 341
Nos. 3:30, :i31 iO/ · per 1,00().
332, 333 I Jd . each
3i:l~. 83:), :33(j 70(. per 1,000
:iilH. :3-IO, 311 2cl. eacli.
311 ild.
5];) 4cl.
.. 5lli 11d. '
" 517 2d. "
" 473 4jcl . " 473
!J x 4~ x iJ BUILDlNC 05/- pe1· 1.000.
CllAMFERED CL!NK£FI
BLUE VITRIFIED STABLE PAVING AND KERB 8RlCKS
8 P.fNCLL£JJ

454>

452 453

URGE Jl"NOTT£JJ PAYING

No~. 4:i0, 4i1111, -li\'I (J7/li per J .000
<ii'i:i 07 '(i "
45-la :-l2 'l' ' '
510 3jcl. each.
,, 5UI· 4Jd .
51:1 6)cl. "
455 10 x 5 x l'. 62/G per 1.000
45li1 9 x 4-1- x <;
<li'iS f " - 50/- "
ii18 :l\cl. each.
5d.

- - - - -l2 - - - - - - -~
614

No. G02 7 x 7 -
~'° per 1 000. N0. 600 12 x 7 95 '· per 1,000.
9 x 71 77/6
" ,,
.. 610 9:.-7 s;; -
(i()-1 7 x 7 50 '- " 6U l2 x 8 lHO.'-
!J x 7\ Ti 'fi ,. G17 9xn /"j/(i
no:- !l x H 90.- ..
.,.
 71

5ee al.so Summary of Contents, page 1.

Section B.
fells, Silica1c conon,. ana Non-.conducrors.
cemenrs, Limes, ic.
Asphalles, ,Tar Pa\ling, ic.
s1a1es and Slating.
F IRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTI ON.
PAGE PAGE PAG
D., & SoN ,
AND ERSON, Ln . 72A-·720 INGRAM & CLARKE 83 OAKELEY SLATE QuARRIE~ C o. , L o ••• 87
BROADBENT & Co. .. 86 H ., & SONS,
PAirnv , Lo. ·
I NTERNATIONAL ASP TI ALTE Co . 84 So
B RO ADBENT , J. C., & Co., L D .. . . . 73- 74 J ONES, F ., & Co .•• n. 78 PrLKINGTON & Co. 85
CAFFERATA & Co. 79 LA.wFoRo & Co .•• 85 POOLE BROS . . •• 75
DAVIF.S BROS. ••' 86 L I MMER A sPHALTE PAV ING Co. , Lo . 84 PoRTMAOoc SLATE Co ... 88
& SONS, LD.
E LLJ S, J OHN, 80 LOCKWOOD, HAMOR 72 P1:nTCHARD & Co. 88
E NGERT & ROLFE, LD . . . 75 , LONDON ASBESTOS Co . .. 75 Ro:BERTS, ADLARD & Co. 87
F AL DO, T HOMAS •• 84 MATHEWS, ERNEST, & Co. Bo, 87 RUGBY l:'ORTLAND CEMENT Co . 83
F RENCH ASPHALTE Co .•• 84 M CNEILL, F., & Co . 78A-780 TUXFORD, J. G . · .. 88
G RE AVES, BULL & L AKIN L D. 81 NELSON, c., & Co. , Lo. 82 WrLLESOEN PAPER & CANVAS WORKS,
H AWKINS & SON.. I ' · ' So NORTH WALES S LATE Co,. 86 ' Lo . ••

--. - ~---- ----

...........

'
BUILDERS~ ANNOUNCJ:~ENTS,
'2ommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to 1\rchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
72 [Sec. B
~ ------

Worker
ASHTON NEW ,ROAD, BRADFORD;
PHILIPS PARK ROAD, BESWICK;
HAMOR LOCKWOOD,- ·
· (Telephone No. 1129) Head Offices- (Est. 11162)
VICKERS ST., MILES PLATTING;
AND 49, Blackfriars Street, Manchester.
SACKVILLE ST., MANCHESTER. SOL!t PATENTtttt AND MANUFACTURER OF

Limmer Asphalting, WATERPROOF COURSING FOR RAILWAY VIADUCTS, ARCHES,

Limestone Asphalt, BRIDGES, ROOFS, &o.
CONCRETE & EXPANDED METAL WIZH CHANNEL SYSTEM
Concrete Engine Beds,
Fireproof B.oilding, Ooncretiniq, Ironwork, Artificial Stone Work, and
Asphaltic Concrete
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CONCRETING, ASPHALTING, &c.
for Steel Troughs, &c., Estimates Free. Pamp!tlets sent 011 Apjlication.
Prevents Rust. CONTRACTOR TO HER MAJESTY'.5 OOVERNMENT.

risers of " 'The Compe.ndjum)" would

ob/jge by mentjo.njn,_g jf os the source of
thejr jnfarmotjo.n when commu.qjcotjng wjth
the fjrms represented herein.
 fOR COVERING
STEAM BOILERS, REFRIGERATORS.

PIPES AND CYLINDERS, ICE-HOUSES,

COLD WATER PIPES, BREWERY CELLARS,

!=TANKS--. WINE ROOMS,
AN D CtSTEflNS. BULKHEADS AND
DECKS.

1t~

FOR PUGCl'NG FLOORS AND LINING WALLS IN BUILDINGS.

To Prevent the Radiation of Heat ; Freezing ; to Deaden Sound ; and Arrest
the Spread of Fire.
Book of Instructions, fully illustrated with Scale Drawings, sent free on appllcatlon •

.-----· •
LAGAHWORKS.BELFAST&812,0LD FORD ROAD, BOW, LDHDON,E
 THRE,E METHODS OF APPLYING
ANDERSON'S
S1 LI CATE CoTTONt oR SLAG wool,
For SOUND, and FIRE-PROOFING BUILDINGS.
(AS SHOWN .I N SKETCH)

APPLICATION TO ROOFS.
Between rafters fix match boards in same way as soun.d-
boarding shown in floor below, leaving a simih.r space of
r or r~ inches, which fill with Silicate Cotton.
It will be necessary to fix horizonjt al strips of wood about
every two feet, to prevent the Cottcjn sliding down, which
it otherwise naturally would do on a sloping plane.
Felt may then be placed over the rafters and spaces filled
with the Cotton. This will prevent any damp getting in.
Outside the felt, fillets of wood are run along rafters to
raise the tile-fillets sufficiently to dispense with their being
increased in depth ; the tile-fillets are then nailed to rafters
through the felt, and tiles fixed as usual.
The section of roof, a portion having tiles stripped, fully SKHCH SECTION OF ROOF
illustrates this. WITH TILES RI.MOVED
This method applies to slate roofs as well.
Cost same as Pugging (see belo<.vi.
--t-~..i(;-+-

APPLICATHJN AS PUGGING.
For this purpose, the loose Silicate Cotton, being .com-
pletely Vt.rmin-proof, has many advantages over ordinary
Pugging materials, which are usually applied damp, a space
being left for evaporation. This can be dispensed with by
using Silicate Cotton·, which is applied dry.
The soi.md-boards cq.n be brought within r~ inches (or - FLOOR BoAADIHG
whatever thickness it is proposed to pug) of the flooring,
thus increasing the air-space between ceiling and sound-
boards, and consequently adding to the required result of
non-conducting.
To prevent sound travelling through the joists, a strip of
felt should be placed along them, and the boards nailed upon
this. The cost is very small, and the result satisfactory .
The cost of Silicate Cotton for this purpose is about r~d.
per square foot, r~ inches thick.
Section of seco"ld .floor illustt-atcs this method.
Silicate Cottor. being so light, can be applied as
Pugging upon the ceiling laths, thus dispensing with
sound-boards ; but this method is not so effectual as that
described above.
-~..i(;-+- Wooo BLOCK FLOOR

APPLICATION IN WIRE NETIINC.

(i.e., Silicate Cotton made up in slabs between Galvanized SCALE J-INCH TO 1 FOOT
Wire Netting.)
Making a perfeotly FIRE and SOUND-PROOF FIOOI:'· SKETCH SHOWING METHOD OF APPLY IN G SILICAT,J::
COTTON TO BUILDINGS.
The Silicate Cotton is formed into slabs (see Price List on next page) by placing it sandwich fashion between ordinary
wire netting, in suitable widths and lengths. :
These slabs are attached to the under-side of joists, and fillets of wood nailed or screwed through them to the joists.
The laths are nailed across, and the space allowed by the fillet~ leaves ample keying-room for plaster.
The slabs being so light, no increase in sizes of scantlings is required.
Section of first floor illustrates this method.
SEE ALSO SPECIAL BOOK OF INSTRUCTIONS, FREE BY POST.
MANUFACTURED BY
FELTS~
0. ANDERSON & SON, LIMITED.
FELT, either Roofing, Sarking, or lnodorous, should be placed
under all Slates, Tiles, °\v-1\Pt ,.,4Rtt: and Zinc upon Roofs.
Being a non-conductor, it prevents radiation of cracking, stops uamp from making its way into the
heat in Summer, and the escape of it in Winter. It house. Its extreme Cheapness makes the extra
makes a better bed for Slates or Tiles; and being cost of no account when the great benefit and com-
perfectly Waterproof, in case of Slates shaking or fort derived from its use are considered.

ON EVERY YARD. ON EVERY ROLL.

ROOFING FELT. '9e-c 1sn.1>-t-\l FOUNDATION FELT, OR DAMP COURSE,

Makes a light, durable, cheap, and permanent Roofing Made in strips of 2 ft . 8 ins. long, in widths to suit the
of itself; and being a non-conductor of he.a t, when placed various thicknesses of walls, is the most effectual preventive
under Slate or Metal Roofs, it resists alike the extremes of against damp rising from fo undations; and being of fibrous
heat and cold. When used along with the Asphalte laici on nature, is not liable to crack through the unequal subsidence
Brick Arches, Platforms, or Floors, it prevents cracks or of walls or other causes.
fissures and leakage. Price r~d. per square foot . The following sizes are
In rolls of 25 yards, 32 ins. wide, price Sd. per running usually kept in stock :
yard, or rd . per square foot.
4t x 32 I r4 x 32 I 23 x 32 I3c x 32
SLATERS' OR SARKINC FELT. 9 x 32 r8 x 32 27 x 32 36 x 32
A Felt of the same character as Roofing Felt, but thinner
in substance and more pliable, and for this reason easier BITUMINOUS INODOROUS FELT.
worked under Slates. For use under Slates and Corrugated Iron, to equalize
Price 6d. per running yard, or ~d. per square foot. temperature.
For keeping out damp and moisture, and deadening
FELT VARNISH. sound.
Sd. per gallon. In boxes of 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 gallons, Price Sd. per running yard, 32 ins. wide, or rd. per
or barrels of 25 gallons. square foot .

NON-CONDUCTORS.
DRY HAIR FELTS, . NON·CONDUCTINC SILICATE CLOTH,
For clothing Boilers and Steam Pipes to preserve Being Silicate Cotton woven on Cloth Backing
the heat; covering Water Pipes and Cisterns to (see annexed illtt~tration), i~ .the h~ndiest, and,
exclude the frost ; and lining under roofs, &c., being a perfect msulator, ism reahty the cheap-
to equalize the temperature. est non-conductor obtainable.
Per square foot.
In sheets : size, 34 X 20 ins. Pipe covering-
Weight Per Yarn Warp, 4 ins. wide, r in. thick, Sd.
No. about Sheet. Wire . 8jd.
o. For Roofs, &c. i lb. 6d.
I. u II •• I tt 7d. Boiler Covering-
2. u ,, • • •. If ,. gd. Yarn Warp, rz ins. wide, xj ins. thick, 8d.
3. ,. Water Cisterns, Pipes, &c. 2 ,. IId. Wice gd.
4. ,. Steam Boilers and Pipes 2~ ,. r/ r Packed in cases containing about 50 square feet.
5. ,. Large Boilers, &c. 3 ,. r/3
Also in long lengths.
ANDERSON'S PATENT HAIR FABRIC.
A cheap and convenient method of applying
Dry Hair to Pipes, &c., the Hair being com-
SILICATE COTTON SLABS, bined with Cloth Backing, as shown in annexed
(Being Silicate Cotton sandwiched between Gal- illustration, for winding round Pipes, which can
vanized Wire Netting), for use where the loose be done very rapidly by any unskilled labourer.
material cannot be conveniently applied. FOR PIPES AG.A.INST WALLS, it is manu-
r in. thick, 6d.; rt ins., Sd.; 2 ins., 1od.; factured with a margin of canvas, and in this way
2j ins., r/-; 3 ins., r/2 per square foot. Ll~l~~~~fJ can be nailed upon each side, enclosing the Pipe.
Size of Slabs according to requirements. Kept in stock in lengths about 24 ft. long and
4 in. wide, r in. thick. Price 4d. per square foot.

PLASTERERS', FOUNDRY, BARGE, AND CLEAN COW HAIR.

We would respectfully request Architects to specify, and Bi~ilders to use, our Felts, to ensure a genuine article,
as muclt Felt of inferior quality is offered, tlte use of wlticlt only brings the artide into disrepute.
More durable than iron. Cheapest for all spans up to 100 Feet.
Thousands of references.
,.

0. Anderson & Son, Ltd.,

LAGAN WORKS. BELFAST,
AND

812 OLD FORD ROAD, Bow, . LONDON. E.

 FELTS, SILICATE COTTONS, ETC.

de 2Jroad/Jent&ri£/11
Wo~s. &HAzLEHEAD NR~HEFFIEL
o pcAR Q
l "'e poRTLAND HousE.73 BAsINGHALL S'.,
LONDON,E.C.

Entered a~ S~ationers' HaH. RfO.

874

APPROXIMATE PRICES.
Loose at about 3/ gper Square Foot, 1" Thick.
Sandwiched lJetween Wire Netting in Slabs,
5d per Square Foot, 1" Thick.
In Cloth Strips, 24' O"Long,4'Wide, 8d per Sq. Foot. ·
For Covering Pipes, etc.
Combined with Plaster in Slabs,
7d per Square Foot.

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flf<~-fffl~lll1
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Showing the application of Slag Wool for sound proofing in flool's . partitions.
gin roofs.to pl"event racjiation of heat. or cold, 1t also illustrates the mode of
applying it for hot and cold water pipes, eitheY for stopping sound or heat and
preventing freezing .
Sec. BJ FELTS, SILH.~7\TE eoTT0N & N0N=e0NDUeT0RS. 75
Thirteen Prize Menals awardeu for Engert & Rolfe's Felts.

Tele![raf>kic
Address-
11 FELTING$,
LONDON. "

Contractors to Iler Mn.j esty's Governmen t, a.nd to the },ronch, Italian, Russian, and Danish Governments.

ENGERT & ROLFEJ LTD.,

FELtT WOR~S, 13HJ~Cf1ESTE~ STREET, POPLtAR, LtONOON,
MANUFACTURERS OF
ASPHALTED ROOFING
BITUMINOUS (inodorous)
SARKING (or Slater's)
HAIR FELT FOR COVERING STEAM BOILERS 1 PIPES ' &C ., Or for Lining Roors, made in Long Lengths by 3ft. wide, or in
Sheets 34 In. by 20 In.

HAIR FELT WITH CANVAS BACKING, for Steam and

HOT OR COLD WATER PIPES.
Made in lengths 25 ft. long by 4 ins. wide, price 4d. per square foot. Easily applied, effective, and neat in appearance.
SLAG WOOL or SILIC A'.rE COTTON, -;~~;~~~~d~c-ti;g";;~ci ;;;i;~ti;~~fi;~~ble material for Pugging Floors, &c.

Sole Manufacturers of the FIBROUS ASPHALTE (Anti-Damp Course) for FOUNDATIOI~

· WALLS, to prevent damp from rising.
....;=1· NONE GENU I NE UNLESS STAMPED WITH OUR TRADE MARK ·I~

ALL DESCRIPTIONS
ASBESTOS. USEFUL IN BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.

MILLBOARD, PAPER, CLOTH, FIBRE, POWDER.

FIREPROOF CURTAINS .F OR THEATRES.

Asbestos Cloth, Fibre-filled Jackets, & Asbestos Cement for Boiler Coverln~
or for all purposes of non-ponducting Heat or Sound.
STEAM + f:>AeKINGS + ANE> + J81NTIN~ + MATERIAUS. + &c.
Asbestos Fibre for Gas Fires. Asbestos Gas Fuel, &c.

THE LONDON ASBESTOS Co., 101, Leadenhall Street. E.C

SANITARY PIPES,
PATENT ASPHALTE DAMP-PROOF COURSE. °11
0 TRAPS, GULLIES,
0 lNTERCEPTORS, &c.
~ ROOFING TILES,

~~
RIDGES, FINIALS,
I.; ma11 ufnclure1l from improved non-conducting materials which do ~ 5: CHIMNEY POTS,
nol deteriorate, not affected by heat or frost, or pressure, always remai 11- ·;:: :i
ing in goon sound condition. Is easily fixed by spreading- over the wall ·c;; 'O .U
and is far superior in every respect to every other kind of Damp Course'. 2v '5 ~
0 ti
{, i PAVING QUARRIES,

DI?ICE5.
~
B quality at 9d.
c .. ,, ls.
per yard super. 1 Carri.age paid ~ 'f;i 8
tf!a?LyStntio11i11 ~~;;..
Lois n( £3 11n / 11e ~ "; 8
i.(i) </>.. BLUE BRICKS,
&c., &c.

' D ,, ,, ls. 3d. 11pw a'r ds. tiJ c;

?!:: Prices ou Application .
•
Co:-< Co~r G
 76 FELTS, 5ILI<~1\TE e oTTON & NON=eONDUeTORS. [Sec. B
- - ---- - - --· ------------------- ----

For UNDERLI Nl NG SLATES, TILES, and

IRON BUILDINGS.
TnAoE

AND ROT · PROOF. 8 GOLD MEDALS.

ADVANTAGES OF WILLESDEN \
UNDERSLATING. VVctwang Church, Yorkshire.
Apslcy Mill s,H cmcl H empstead.
A Good Non-Conductor.
Absolutely Waterproof.
No Smell.
Lies very Close on Roof.
Can be used without
Boarding.
Does not Perish.
Will not Harbour Vermin.
SOME REGENT WORKS ON WHICH WILLESDEN PAPER HAS BEEN USED.
1900. Gordon Theatrc,Stokc-o n·TrC'nt . Royal Zoological Socie ty, Ire -
land.
School of Art Hu iJdi ngs,G lasgow .
Bramley Union L a undry, Dysart :M ech anics' Institute,
ley Bay.
Bramley.
New Coun ci l C hambe rs, \Vhic · Kirkcaldy.
E lectrical Stat ion. Edinburgh. I St. Joseph' s Hospital,
Augustus, N. B.
Fort
St. 1\ll a rtin's C ht.trch, Bristo l. Parish Church, Gourock.
Xylonite \.Yorks, :Branton.
New Public Hath s, Stourbrid ge . 1897.
L ond on Electric Wire ' ·V orks,
Priory Park School , St. A lba ns.
New Free Librar y, Bri stol. Ley ton . Brandon S k I ill s, nr. Coventry.
Police Sta tion, Hull. New T ec hnical Inst., Norw ich. Carriage a d \.utor Car Factory,
Union W o rkh o use 1 Beverley. 1898. Prcstor .
New I so latio nH ospital,No rwich. Su rveyors' In s titute, W est· Dove rUnion\~T o rkh ousc , Dovrr.
St. Nicholas Church, Poplar. minster. L ea mington Brcw<'ry.
Craven Bank Extcnsion,Skipton. ~cwB raJr~J~l~bonc Excban gc, City Arms Hotel, H ereford .
N.E. Ry. Offi ces , York.
Tugs Road Sch ool, 'Vakefield.
C lothing Factory, H alifax.
\VorknH-n's Club, Chatham .
1899. l'olicc Station, Worthin g. Iro n Church, P lymouth.
Royal Albert Orphan Asylum, J\cw I solation H ospital, South- L iverpool Corn Exchange.
\Vorcester. ampton . St. P eter's Church, Wrexham .
Italian Hospita l, Bloomsbury. New Granary, Avonmoutb. J1 a dl ey'_s New Pottery, Worceste r
C h rist Chu rch, Gloucester. Ne w Constitutional Club, E. BW'~~~!s~~:.s· PrintingVlork s,
' Ne lc;on Brewe ry, Nelson. Farsley, near L eeds.

ARCHITECTS SHOULD SPECIFY WILLESDEN 2-PLY PAPER. B. 1. 80.

2-Ply or I-P ly L aid on Boarding. Showing Uliiie.rdP11 !a id on t'1 e ()pen Rnf1• ...r.
===--=~~=====--~==================='
WILLESDEN 8 - PLY, Gabions, Pane ls, Washers, Petroleum J oints, Discs (as used by War Office, Royal Engineers, &c.)
WILLESDEN 4 - PLY, for Outbuilding s, Structures, Sides and Ends of Sh eds , Partitio ns, &c. Easily fixed.
For up- country u s e handy and very portable. Useful for many purpos es .
WILLESDEN 2 and 1- PLY PAPE RS, Insulati ng Cold Stores, Electrical purposes, Damp W alls, Ceilings,
Pugging F loors, Ste ncils, Labels, &c. Linings of all kind s .
WILLESOEN CANVAS, for Covers, Tents, Awnings, Roofing on Boards. Very Durable.
WILLESDEN SCRIM SHADING, Greenhouses, Shadin g Glas s. Blinds made to order.
FOR ALL CL I MATES.
\ WI LLESOCN PAPER 8 CA NVAS ~

Sole Pa1:eni:ees & Manufacturers (Green Rot-proof Process):

WILLESDEN PAPER AND CANVAS WORKS, Lo.,

WILLESDEN JUNeTION, LONDON, N.W .
L.I VERPOOL-61, South John Street. DUBLIN : Dock Prell , Sons, & C o .. Ld , 8 o uth Great Georg e Street.
Est ablished 1870 . Teleph one- No. 6~, Har lesden . Telegrams- " Impermeabl e, Londo n ."
 Felts, Silicate
~otton, Etc. 77
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Telegram s - Telephone -
[: · :..~

"SLAGWOOL, No . 675
' LONDON." King' s Cross.

A BC r.odP. ust:d.

FREOK.· J0NES & ee.,

Pioneer Manufacturers of

SILICATI c·oJTON or ''SLAG WOOL.'' -

~
FIREPROOF. G Al'>50LUTELY .SQLJ f\/Dp H EATPIWOF.

:;onc·n\~T AsouD coNDucr1NG soDv. Ro or: 0

Simply requiring
l'afenf
finishing coat of
Silicate Coflof'/
plaster
af'/c
)Vlefa/ J:afhtf'/g Price ••
6d. per sq. ft.
Sfteefs.

j?afe17f
Showing "key" for
Silicafe Collon finishing coat of
af'/c K een' s _or Parian

;?laster Slabs. C ement,

Price ••
6d. per sq. ft ,.

Write for Samples and Catalog ue "B"

to Chief Office :
Perrin Street, Kent~sh Town,
Manchester Office :
1 CROSS STREET. ~ LONDON, N.W.
78 Felts, Silicate eotton, Etc.

or.a
S ecNor~
FIBROU.S 5LA.B
:>l)e:w'.1.1)9 ~cJ:c:.tal. 11)~£.:.:>
FREDK. JONES & eo.
(F ormerly R. W. Hitchins & Co.), ·

. IMPROVED HAND-MADE

S TOC..K
plaster .riz
~"a:
SIZ ES

=;-0·. ::z'-0'
:3· ::=:; ~ :z . 6 jj .
~-6 • .2. · <D
3 · 9 • ~«<>
...q... 0 • .,a. co
.
\
(
RAPID SYSTEM OF PLASTERING .
. ·1
. . .
.. I .
' .

FIRE=RESISTING, STR0NG,
NEVER eR1H'.!K,
EASILY 1\VVLIED.
A "- (,. y~· L ....-HJ':> (_2. ix, ,.,,.c;r, ..5i..h)
B · E._ou9I1 1'oc.e, ot .:'.>lob :to a.c.r
_ ~ kL.y J<>r f'-?'~-'-':19 co"'-r
1 Rooms habitable in 24 hours after finishing coat is applied.
C .,. 1 1'l.1A.e.:J..... Lo.y~.. oT CQ.i"'.lV&.S

~ PLEASE WRITE FOR CATALOGUE "F.P." ~

SILICATE eOTTON ..
)\ION-CONDUCTING
GOVERl)\f GS . ..
For F>ipes, @is1ePns, Boilers, Flues, &.@.

SILleATE e0TT0N
VIVE eeVERING
STRIPS.
Supplied in 5 yd. lengt hs.
Made to wind spirally.
Cost from 6d . per lineal yard, Loose Silicate Cotton packed round pipes under
4" wide. wooden casing. Cost about 10d. per cubic foot .

FOR. A DDRESS, &c., PLE AS E SE E OTH E R. SIDE.

Section B.-FELTS, SILICATE COTTON, &c.
Government Contractors TELEGRAMS: EYEBALL~ LONDON.

for over 50 years . . . KIRKINTILLOCH.

LIVERPOOL

. Vienna, 1890. Paris, 1899. London, 1851. London, 1~.

Patent Asphalted Roofing

Patent Sarking
Patent Inodorous
4i~
=

ELTS.
For EXTERIOR ROOFING, and f'or
placing under SLATES, TILES, or METAL.

I LLUSTRAT ION Sll OWIN<; METHOa OF L AVING MONE ILL'S FE LT ON B OARDING.

HAIR FELT FOR COVERING CISTERNS, PIPES, &c.

As used by H.M. Government. North British R.ailway. North Western R.ailway.
London County Council. Great Western R.ailway. London, Chatham, and
India Office. London and South ·Western Dover R.ailway.
Great Central R.ailway. R.ailway. Highland R.ailway, &c.

PRICES VERY LOW. ~

a...diil QUALITY EXCELLENT.
*
F. McNeill & Co., r;eaa omcc:
BunhiJJ Row,
Patent • . • • •
Slag Wool Works: Kirkintilloch, near Glasgow. LONDON, E.C.
 Section B.-FELTS, SILICATE COTTON, &c.

6outrnmtnt Contractors ror outr ;tny Ytars.

As supplied to the
Admiralty.

PATENT
q.~
lag wool.
Made up in various
Fire, Frost, Sound, forms for use in -
~
and Vermin Proof. ""•" Building -
Construction.
-
- -
> ••• <

FOR FIRE-PROOFING
SOUND-DEADENINQ, ANDJ
INSULATING COLD STORES.
L
Illustration showing McNeill's
Patent Slag Wool in the Walls,
Roof, and Floor of a House.

Does not Harbour One ton loose covers =1t'i!it.:~· {':Ll=:JL:-r;1c Fillet~

PRICER~: o~:::TITIE:v:::~::c~::~· feet, {l]!ll}i~~'•9 Wool .

Full descriptive PAMPHLET and SAMPLES Post Free

on application.
0
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~= ~=-""- - - -· - -
' --Raf'ter;a~din~
__c-e.,,,,ng
McNeill's Patent Slag Wool and Felt in Roof,

0
MNEILPS FIRE-PROOF SLAG WOOL SLABS M.A.KE THE

Cheapest and Best PIR.E=PR.OOF Partitions and Ceilings.

~
U:
CO • Are actual Manufacturers of McNeill's Patent British-
made Slag Wool by a process which renders the material
far lighter and more durable than any in the Market.

~~
Head Office: Patent Slag Wool Works:

BUNHILL ROW, LONDON, E.C. KIRKINTILLOCH, NEAR GLASGOW.

Section B.-FELTS, SILICATE COTTON, &c.

F. MCNEILL & CO.'S

~~~ Fibrous
The Advantages over the ordinary plastering are-the
Slabs are very strong, easily and quickly applied, cleaner
to use, more fire-resisting, are fixed dry, no dampness,
far more durable, no repairing. Plaster.
Y the old-fashioned method of Plastering a great deal of dampness is introduced into a house, which frequently results in
the swelling of the wood-doors and window frames, skirtings, &c.-necessitating the easing of the frames. When these
dry, they naturally get loose, and cause the rattling of windows and draughts from door&-11uch unpleasant featnres in a
new house.
Although the first cost of the Slab system is slightly greater than that of the old-fashioned wet plastering, it lasts
much longer, and avoids the necessity of constant repairs, with their attendant mess and worry; and this system greatly
facilitates the completion of the finishing of a llouse, and thus comes cheaper in the end.
IMPORT ANT .-Fire Insurances are effected at Lower Premiums..> on premises where
these Slabs are fixed.
The Slab! have no key to break, and so cannot be detached from the joists.
We hold very large quantities in stock, and can promise quick delivery of ~-in. Fibrous Slabs.
The i-in. Fibrous Slabs are stocked in one size only,. viz. :-4 ft. by 2 ft. 6 in., bnt we can make any other sizes to order.

-~ PRICE LIST. ...b'..,

Fibrous Plaster Slabs, with Lath and Canvas Centre ~-in. thick, 1/- per super. yd.
,, ,, ,, ,, f-in. 1/3 ,.
Fireproof Plaster Slabs, with Metal Wire Centre; quite incombustible -k-in. 1/3 ,,
Fibrous Plaster Pugging 1 in. ,, 1/8 ,,
Combination Slabs (i.e. Plaster Slabs lined with McNeill's Patent Slag Wool) Fire-proof aud Sound-proof 5 /3 ,,
' Made in sizes 3 ft., 3 ft. 3 in., 3 ft. G in., 3 ft. 9 in., and 4 ft. by 2 ft. 6 in.
SAMPLES FREE ON APPLICATION.

f. mcDcill ~ Co.'s Otto Pattnt PiPt Coutrings

AVE been invented and introduced as the best means of easily applying the finest non-conductors known (viz., Dry Hair Felt
H Slag Wool, and Asbestos) to Pipes, Cylinders, Boilers, &c. '!'hey can be easily detached and replaced without damage, are not
injured by vibration, and can be applied to either hot or cold surfaces.
F. McNeill & Co.'s Patent Fire-proof Covering is composed of Slag Wool or Asbestos, within a Netting of Wire or Asbestos Yarn
with or without a backing of Canvas, Asbestos Cloth, or Metal, and is of especial value for Super-Heated Steam Pipes, Boilers, &c. It i~
indestructible.

F .. McNe!ll & Cl?·'s Patent N~tted Hair i::abrlc Covering is composed of Hair
m a strmg nettmg, with or without a backmg of Canvas, and is largely used for
protecting pipes from frost or for preventing the radiation of heat. ' .,

As an additional prevention of the radiation of heat, we recommend the ns.e of both our
New Patent Coverings in conjunction, as here shown.

For Pipe.s against Walls. . Any of th~ above forms o.f Pipe
Covering are manufactured with a ~argm of. the backmg for
nailing over the Pipe to the wall. This method is most SurTABLE
FO* PLUMBERS, who have GREAT DIFFI~U:LTY IN A?1:L1'.ING N?N-
CONDUCTORS when pipes arn in such pos1t1011s that it is impossible
to GET ROUND them.
F . ricNeill & Co. •s New Patent Hair Felt ~o~ covering
Boilers Steam and Water Pipes, Cisterns, and for hnmg Walls,
Ceilings, Partitions, Co~d Storag~ Cham~ers, Refrigerators, &c.
Made in sheets with wire or strmg nettmg woven through the
centre which renders it unbreakable and untearable though very
pliabl~.
T he sheet can be easily sewn together with wire to any desired length or width in a manner which is impossible with ordinn.ry Hair Felt, thus
effecting a considerable saving of time and labour.
McNeill's New Patent Hair Felt is made in sheets the same . ~i ze and thickncas as the ordi~ary Hair .F elt. Price- with String Netting,
id. per Sheet ; and with Wire Netting, •!d. per Sheet add1t1onal to the nett cost of ordmary Hall F elt.
 Section B.-FELTS, SILICATE COTTON, &c.

Tele~rams: EYEBALL, LONDON. Established 1833.

LIVERPOOL
" ""
~

BP Ropal.
•
Cttttrs Pattnt.

Vienna, 1890. Paris, 1889. London, 1851. London, 1862.

0
NEILL'S New Patent
•••

A PERFECT DAMP-PROOF COURSE.

ADVANTAGES:
ABSOLUTELY IMPERVIOUS to Moisture.
ABSOLUTELY~DURABLE.
FLEXIBLE-Does not crack from settlement.
EASILY APPLIED-Being complete in itself.
ECONOMICAL IN USE-No time being required
for drying or setting.
Cannot be squeezed out by the weight of the
building.
Does not mar the uniformity of the brickwork.
The material is a combination of Sheet Lead and
Asphalte.
COST 52 10.
PER FOOT SUPER.
Made in various widths to suit different walls.

M~leill s
1
Fibrous Asphalte as specified a~d useldD~xtensively throughout the country.
Price 12 ·per f'oot super.
Will n~t crack. Is easily applied. Is impervious and durable. References from eminent Architects on application..

F. MCNEILL & Co., Patent Felt and

Slag Wool Manufacturers,
Head Office and Works:
••• BUNHILL ROW, LONDON, E.C.
AND A1 • • • •
KIRKINTILLOCH (near Glasgow), LIVERPOOL, HULL, l1.ELBOURNE, and SYDNEY.
- - - - - - - - --
llCCORQUOD.u ." &; Co., Ltd. , Printers, London, N.W.
Sec. BJ eEMENTS, LIMES, &c. 79

Supplied for 35 years to the Science and A rt Department

"O.f ·H. M. Government.

CAFFERATA CO.,
~ -:- NEWARK-ON-TRENT.
MANHFA8THRERS 0F

PLASTER OF PARIS, KEENE'S

AND PARIAN CEM.ENTS.
IN ALL eHAl11TlES.

ESTABLISHED OVER 40 YEARS. LARGEST MANUFACTURERS IN THR KINGDOM.

The uniform excellence of the quality of Goods made by us has secured for
our - Manufactures a considerable and wide-spread reputation. We may mention
that out of the last fialf·a=ffiillion 'COUS sent from our Works, a qu.Antity
representing fiut mmton Sacks, not Ont Sack has been returned as deficient
in quality.
80 eEMENTS, LIMES, &c. [Sec. B
Telegraphic Addre.5s- " ELLI S , LE ICESTER." National Telephone, No. 46 Leicester.

J0HN ELLIS & S0NS, Ltd.~

No. 1, ST. MARTINS, LEICESTER.
Manufacturers of

BARROW BLUE LIAS LIME, PORTLAND CEMENT,

AND PATENT SELENITIC LIME.
7\1'\.0VLDED CONCRETE WORK.
BEST PORTLAND CEMENT.

SC>:N',
Bui Ide rs' Merchants,
H1\RRING1\Y .Pl\RK DEP0T,379&3SI, GREEN Ll\NES, L0NDE)N,N.
....•........ ...... .
Also at Great Northern Stations: Enfield, Hornsey, and Edgware .

Timber, Grey Stone and Chalk Lime, Portland Cement, Glazed and Agricultural Drain
Pipes, Chimney Pots, Stourbridge Fire Bricks; Staffordshire Blue Bricks and Tiles, Glazed
Bricks and Sinks, Best Welsh Roofing Slates, Yorkshire and Bath Stone, &.c., &.c.

SANITARY WARE, GULLIES AND INTEROEPTORS Of LATEST PATTERNS. VARNISHES & OOLOURS.
Teleohone-2tlr. Klnsr's Crn~~. ESTABLISHED 1873.

~ SIR1\I?ITE I?L1\STERING ~
FOR WALLS AND CEILINGS.
1\dvantages:
Great Strength and Adhesiveness-Freedom from Glue and all Organic Compounds-Rapidity of Application-TwQ.
Coats only required. The Second Coat can be applied a few hours after the first, and the Plastering
COMMENCED AND FINISHED IN ONE DAY. Costs no more than Common Lime and Hair
Plastering.
Full Particulars, Directio,ns for Use, and Prices delivered to any Goods Station, will be sent rm application to-

ER NEST MATHEWS & CO,, Builders' Merchants,

6l..., ST. MARY .AXE, LONDON. E.C.

H• PARRY .,t. SONS' LTD., Kirton-in-Lindsey, R.S. 0., Lincolnshire.

l'elei:raphlc Addree-"LIAS, KIRTON LINOblEY.•

~anufadui-er~ of
FCX...CJ F: LI~S LI1VI F:~
LUMP AND GROUND.
The most uniformly Hydraulic and carefully manufactured Lias Lime in the Market.
QUICK DISPATCH BY RAIL IN ANY QUANTITIES. ANALYSIS AND TESTIMON.I ALS UPON APPLICATION.

N .B.-H. PAIUl.Y & SONS, LTD., are prepared to send Test Wagons, Free of Charge, to any ont
responsible for important works, and will bear all cost of such Tests should satisfaction not be given.
Sec. BJ eEMENTS, LIMES, &c. 81

GREAVES' BLUE LIAS LIME, AND

PORTLAND, SELENITIC, LIAS AND
ROMAN CEMENTS.
POSTAL ADDRESSES.
GREAVES' Chief Ofji.ce: HARBURY, LEAMINGTON.
London Depot : 13, llOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON. GREAVES'
Birmingham Depot: WORCESTER WHARF.

TELEGRAPIC ADDRESSES.
"GRJ\AVES, HARD URY ."
"LIAS, LONDON." {Te!l'pho1ie JI.To . r38, Padding/011. )
"GREAVES, RIRMrNCHA :lf." ( Tdep!1011e No. 845.)

GREAVES' BLUE LIAS LIME WORKS

Are the most Extensive of the kind in the Kingdom. Their Lime has been very largely used in
important works since 1825, and its superior quality and eminently hydraulic character has
always been admitted by th,e leading Engineers and Architects.
FULL DIRECTIONS FOR. USE ON APPLICATION .
Proportions for Concrete, I to 6 of Ballast; lVfortar, r to 3 of Sand, etc.
They also make SeleniUc Lime. An excellent Material for Plastering. Estimated London
price (delivered) from Sd. to 9d. per bushel.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

GREAVES' PORTLAND CEMENT WORKS

Were one of the first three established in the country. W ithin recent years they have been greatly
enlarged and supplied with most modern machinery to ensure the Finest Grinding, and Greaves'
Portland Cement is widely known as a cement of the greatest strength and durability

HARBURY (Harb1wy Siding a11d Station, C.W.R.), }

Works 1f STOCKTON (Sontham & Long Itc!iington Sidi11Jr, L.N. W.R., & Warwick & Napton Canal),
\ WILMOOTE (Wilmcole Siding and Station, C. W.R. and Stratjo1·d Canal),
Warwickshire.
Prompt Delivery by Rait and Canal to all parts of the country (in owner's covered trucks and
boats), and by cart in London and BirminghafTI. Export Orders undertaken at the
shortest notice. Equal facilities for shipping at London, Liverpool, and Bristol.

THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW OF THE WORKS IN WHICH THE ABOVE HA VE BEEN USED:-
L IM E.
H .M. Government (Lighthouse and other Works). I Blackwall Tunnel (1:1sed neat as a gr~ut).
London County Council (Clerkenwell Str~et and other Central London R~ilway and other similar constructions.
London School Board. . . [Iruprovemei;its).
City and South London Electric Railway and Extenstons
(used neat as a grout).
I Q:ueen Anne Mansions (superstructure).
Liverpool, Manchester , Kendal, and other Waterworks.
Large Export Orders. for Africa and South America.
Great Northern & City and Baker Street & Waterloo The Barnes and Richmond 'Vaterworks Tunnels under
Electric Railways. the Thames.
CEMENT.
Liverpool Waterworks (Oswestry and Vyrnwy). Manchester Ship Canal.
Manchester Waterworks (Thirlmere Aqueduct). I Birmingham Cable Tramway.
GENERAL.
Most of the Principal Railway Companies, and many Town Councils, I~ocal Boards of Health, &c.

OAUTION.-Of late years large 1711antities oj inferior Lime (Gro1111d) J:'om the oolite, chalk, and other jormatio~is
have been foisted on tlie /mblic as gemm1e Blue Lias.. ai1cj Messr.•. ~REAVES: BULL. . & L~KIN, LTD., ~trongly fTdvise
Architects, Engineers, and other~ who. wish. to it~e thew Lune, to specify that ti be delivered in sacks bearmg tliei1' Trade
Ma1·k (as above) or forwa1'ded direct in tlieir pnvate trucks or boats. · .
82 eEMENTS, LIMES, &c. [Sec. B

CHAS. NELSON &. .Co. ·Ltd.,

T•l•p-apki&
Atldru1<•
I " Nelson, Stockton,
"Nelaon, South Wharf,
Ru~by. "
Paddin~on."
T1lej/..,11 Nd. t_..5,
Paddln~on.

LONDON: 16, SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON, W.;

CAMBRIAN WHARF, CRESCENT, BIRMINGHAM:
2, MOUNT STREET, MANCHESTER; or the WORKS, STOCKTON, RUGBY .
•• ....... .... .... • • . ..... ..... •• •• ....__. . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., •:*" •• .e.Aq . . . . . . , .,

-$1· fiEI!SOfi'S ·l~

FCLCJF' LI~S X...I.DIIF'.
EMINENTLY HYDRAULIC .
.SPECIALLY FINELY OROUND AND DRESSED BY
P.\TENT PROCESS.
Extensively used in C <w crument and Public Works Contracts.
Used in Construction of Central London Electric Railway, South
London Electric Railway, South Tottenham and Fortst Gate Railway,
Waterloo and City E lectric Railway, and Wat erloo and Baker Street
Electric Railway.
PROPORTIONS FOR CONCRETE-1 PART to 6 of BALLAST, &c. MORTAR-1 PART to 2 or 3 of SAND,

PATENT SELENITIC CEMENT, PREPARED FROM BLUE LIAS.

VERY .SUPERIOR TO THAT MADE FROM GREY LIME.
Used for Mortar and Plastering throughout the New Courts of Justice, and many other Public ., Building1.

EQUAL TO PORTLAND OEMENT FOR MANY PURPOSES AT OOST or LIME.

_.. Architect& ahould 1pecify that It 11 to be·· used In accordance with CHAS. NELSON "' CO.'S Printed
lnstructlon1.

PLASTER & KEENE'S CEMENT,

MADE FROM \ THE FINEST GYPSUM.
_ ........-_........~.llM19"'1•111111 lu..aUU911....a.Ml119'llUl~llll-lllll_l..........,... j llj.mllaUl l llllllllllll l l..,._

OF EXCEPTIONAL
PORTLAND.
STRENGTH AND FINENESS FAR
CEMENT .SUPERIOR TO THArlE.S OR
flEDWAY CErtENT.
iupplied w th~ Thames Conservancy for the past 20 years, also to the Windsor Corporation and many other Public Bodie1.

~~"'11'"w'""'"'•'""•'"'"'''"''''"".,'""""''llf~~·"•w"•u1• •1o111
1

I/Ir Cop/ of Spsolfloation and full partloulara w/11 bo forwardsd at ones on appl/oatlon . .,...
Sec. Bl eEMENTS, LIMES, &c.

(ESTABLISHED 1830. )

Telelfraphlo AddNlll-
" LIMBU][, LIYBRPOOL."'

AND
For Home
and Export. Marble Importers"

RUGBY
for Public Work5,
~ewage, Ga5,
Water, &c. l?E) RT'L 1\N0 ES;:~L~::~·."
LARGELY USED IN TRAMWAY
AND LIGHT RAILWAY
/ CONSTRUCTION.

Telegraphic Address: " Cement , Rugby."

eEMENT Addrcss -

THE RUGBY PORTLAND CEMENT CO., RUGBY.

Telephone No. 2 9 I. BROOKS, Manager.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to Architects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
84 1tSPH1\LTES, T1\R P1\VING, &c. [Sec. B

~JE'.1101..VI~S ~~:X..I>O~
(Telephone No. 206, Hop.)
SOMERSET WHARF, 283, 285, ROTHERHITHE ST., LONDON, S.E •
• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
Contractor to H. M. Government and
v11rious Public Bodies. Patronised by
the Honorable Board of Ordnance.
ESTABLISHED 1861. ESTABLISHED 1851
MANUFACTURER OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN ASPHAL TES.
. Every Description of ,A.,phalte Supplied and Laid.
~· Bes1; Ma.teriala for PATHS, FLOORS, ROOFS, S'l'ABLES, COWSHEDS, OOAOR-ROUB1118. l:o.
PARQUET FLOORS LAID IN 8PEGIALLY PREPARED ASPHALTES. HIGHEST REFERENCES BIVEN.
Faldo's Asphalte is unsurpassed for Horizontal & Vertical Damp courses, &c.

For Sound and Permanent Work, for Damp Courses, Roofs, Floors, or any other purpose,
Natural Mineral Rock Asphalte only should be used.
The only English Firm which, owning its own mines, does not buy Asphalte elsewhere, and thas deals at fint bud with
the customer, is

The FRENCH ASPHALTE Oo.

The Company's Material is specified by the Office of Works and other Go~ernmeat Departments, the School Board
ror London, and by a large number of the Leading Architects.
FOR ESTIMATES, SAMPl:ES, AND ALL INFORMATION, APPLY AT THE OFFICES OF THE COMPANY.
&, LAURENCE POUNTNEY HILL, CANNON St., .LONDON, E C.

SEYSSEL; LIMMER, BRUNSWICK ~

ROOK, SICILIAN, & LAVA . . \l~\,.1t ~\\.
ASPHAL TES. 1- ~%f n"
\\\"tt\\\\~1~~!~~ ::~~J::.:::::.~:::::~:~~s:
laying Damp Course, &c., or Quotations for work laid complete.

THE LIMMER ASPHALTE PAVING COMPANY, LTD.,

(ESTABLISHED 1871 )

Sole Proprietors of the Montrotier Seyss~l Asphalte Mines

(BASSIN DE SEYSSEL), Telephone. 862 AVENUE.
Te,Iegrams :-LIMMER, LONDON.

LOVAGNY (HAUTE SAVOIE).

COMPRESSED ASPHALTE, forCARRIAGEWAYS&FOOTWAYS.
MASTIC ASPHALTE, for FLOORS, ROOFS, MARKETS, BREWERIES,
~ORM OF BLOCK
an d RESERVOIRS , Thi s Company's M I NERAL ROCK MASTIC ASPHAL TE Is specifi ed by H. M. Office
of Works, The Admi alty, Hom e Office, and other Government Depa•tm , nts.
.

MINES IN GERMANY. Offices :-2, MOORGATE STREET, LONDON. E.C. MINES IN Slntl't
Sec. · Bl 1\SPH1\L1-Es, T1\R Pl\ VING, &c. 85

IMPORTERS AND CONTRACTORS FOR

SEYSSEL, LIMMER, i LAVA Roen 1\sPH4LTES.

The Best ·Materials for Roofs, Floors, Corridors, Basements, Stables,
Breweries, Lavatories, Granaries, 8-c.

LAWFORD & CO., (ESTABLISHED 1868)

Contractors to Her Majesty's Government, the principal Boards of Works (London),

the London County Council, and most of the London Theatres.
Also Contractors for WOOD BLOCK FLOORING, laid in our SPECIAL
DAnP-PROOF COMPOSITION, which can be supplied.
AN .EXPERIENCED STAFF KEPT FOR COUNTRY WORK.

TelegrajJJuC Address-11 Polonceau, London,.

-re leohone No. !1761. Avenue.

lfsers of "The lompendiun1>-' would

oblige by mentjon1n__g it as the source of
their jnfarmatjon when commu17icating with
the Firms represented herei12.
86 SLl\TES
, 11ND~~ SLl\TING. [Sec. B

Slating & Tiling.

Prices per square or lump sum to Architects' Quantities for work fixed complete
in·any part of the country with
SLATES. Dinorwic, Bangor, Carnarvon, Portmadoc, Westmoreland.
Green, Sedan-Green, Imperial-Green, Grey-Green Slates, &o.
TILES. Broseley, Staffordshire, Yorkshire, Bridgewater, &o.
SEND PARTICULARS OR QUANTITIES TO

BROADBENT & Co., LEICESTER,

Wholesale Slate Merchants and Importers.
LARGE STOCKS KEPT OF ALL KINDS & SIZES OF SLATES.

PROMPT DELIVERY. EXPERl'ENCED WORKMEN.

Also MANUFACTURERS of
·. SANITARY PIPES, and Connect'ions, .Gulleys. Sinks, Chimney Pots, Fire Bricks,
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE AND PRICES ON APPLICATION

Telegrams: H Broadbents," Lelaester. ESTABLISHED 1840. National Telephone""· 800.

WELSH SLATES, SLATE SLABS, &c~

Davies Brothers~ Portmadoc, North Wales.
OLD VEIN AND NEW VEIN SLATES, SLATE SLABS, CISTERNS, &o.
-.... SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EXPORT ORDERS IN CRATES OR IN BULK. ,..._
QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION.

GREEN SLHTES.
DAYIBS BRO'l'HERS are also Sole Agents for the Celebrated PR ECELLY GREEN SLATES,
Madi in Randoms, Peggies and Sizes.

THE NORTH WALES SLATE COMPANY, \

PORTMADOC, CARNARVONSHIRE,
Telegraphic Address: "SLATE, PORTMADOC." \

Supply the Trade with WELSH SLATES.

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF

Undertaken In all Branches.

BATMS, URINALS, LAVATIUIY TOPS, SHELVES, TANKS, CISTERNS. ROLLS & WINGS. &c.
Sec. l.B] SL1ITES 1\NO SL1ITING. 87
CONTRACTORS TO H .M . GOVERNMENT.

ERNEST MATHEWS&. CO.61, St. Mary Axe, London, E.O. '

PERMANENT GREEN SLATES, AS USED ON THE LAW COURTS AND OTHER PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
ROOFING SLATES
01' EVERY DESCRIPTION.
SLATING. 01'
SLATE SLABWORK
EVERY DESCRIPTION, PLAIN AND ENAMl:LLl!Q,

MARBLE AND ENAMELLED SLATE CHIMNEY·PIEGES.

Marble and Enamelled Slate Lava.tory 'Fops and Fittings r~mplete, Slate Cisterns, Shelves, and Urinals.
Works-Aberllefenny, North Wales. Midland Wharf, Bow. Payne-road Wharf, Bow.
Head Office and only City Address, 61, ST. MARY AXE, E.C. Branch House, 37, Victoria-street. Bristol
Tele11;"rama: "TIMl8T8, LONDON." SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST, Telephone: 506 Avenue.

THE ~ aAKELEY SLATE QUARRIES Co., Lii.

Shipping Po~t-PO~TmA:DOC, "ftO~Tfl UlAI.tBS.
CBIKP OJfFICll 1

.. .... .. ..
53, PARLIAMl;NT STREET, WESTMINSTER, LONDON, S.W.
.... ... .. .. . .. .... ... ...... .. .. ..
SOLE PRODUCERS OF THE WELL·KNOWN
~ - .... ~ ...
"OAKELEY" AND H PALMERSTON H OLD VEIN SLATES,
2 GOLD MEDALS: PARIS, 1889; and many other Highest ClaH Award.a
l'OB GENERAL EXOELLElNOE OF QUALITY &: PERFECT OLEA.VA.GB.

ROBERTS' ADLARD
. '
Manairer and Secretary-JOHN GEORGE A.5HMORB.

{>,
g,
c0., Contractors to H.M. Government, and to
Agents for Crown Colonies, Shippers, etc.
ESTABLISHED 1803.
~
~ '\ ~'I
S::S
I Depots-Deg-anwy, N. Wales,
Brighton, Faversham, .Southend, Ohl
Ford, Walthamstow, E., Etc.
DAMP COURSE.
BATHS AND BATH FITTINGS.
BREWERS' SQUARES.
~ ~ ~ 0-Y"" CHIMNEY PIECES AND MANTELS.
• CISTERNS AND TANKS.
I~ DOORS. .'
ROOFING ' T I LES • I~ ELECTRIGAL SWITCH BOARDS, ETO.
SLATING AND TILING CONTRACTORS. 1° [i~~~~\;FITTINGs.
51ate 51ab Masonry: Plain & Enamelled. ~IB~~~~.
General Offices, Wharves, and Steam Works- QUARRIES.
ROOFS AND ROOFING.
25 and 26, BEUMOND~EY WALL, ~.E. RIDGE TILES.
City Office-98, GREA.'.r 'l'OWER STREET, E.O. FINIALS.
Telegrams-" DRALUA, LONDON." Telephone- No. 87, HOP. BROSEUY.
~GREEN SLATES. e
"Eureka" Unfading Green Quarries. = :: ::
The ONLY America n U 11 ladmg Green Slate which has satisfactorily stood ~he
only true test, viz., MANY (over 30) YEARS' EXPOSURE on Roofs here: i. e.
...-. St. Benet's Church, Mile End (1871).
TILES
l
STAFFORDSHIRE.
LEIGHSWOOD.
READING.
YORKSHIRE.
TILING & SLATING NAILS.
- :o: -
~ole Agents for the ~ West Monmouth Boys' School. ALSO

United Kingdom- ..,. Medical College, Epsom. Westmoreland,

DiOBERTS ADLARD &co
~ Northampton Institute.
Permanent or Sedan,
Clergy Orphan Schools, Canterbury.
.l\,,; I I 1 ~ Chadwell Heath Asylum(• 899), Essex, &c, &Welsh OR.EEN •
88 SLATES AND SLRTING. [Sec. B

WELSH T1/q'rams :·-

"SNOWDON, PORTMADOC.•

For SUPERIOR

ROOFING SLATES and every description of SLATE and SLAB WORK, a/Jply to-
SLATES.
THE PORTMADOG SLATE OOMPAN_
Y, N~~~~M~~~~s.
Branch Omce (for Bangor Slates):- Messrs. W. & J. HUGHES, Port Dinorwic, Bangor.
Wha.rves- Portma.doc, Blaenau. Fe1tinioir, Min.fford Junction. Oarnarvon, Deganwy, MoM .Junction..

SLATES AND SLATE SLABS.

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Every class and Description of ROOFING 5LATE5 and 5L?IB5, the latter plain or made
up into ELECTRICAL BA5E5, IN5ULATOR5, URINAL5, Cl5TERN5, HEAD5TONE5,
RIDGE and ROLL, BREWER5' TANK5, 5HELVING5 (for 'Dairies, Hospitals,
Greenhouses, &c., &c.

PRITCHARD & Co., Slate and Slab Merchants,

.wEL s·aSLATE se
Telegrams- " PR.ITCH ARO, MO E L WYN."
POR.1 MAOOC • PORTMADOC, N.W.

LUE, GREEN, RED OR PURPLE.

. . FROM THE LEADING QUARRIES.

SI.8'-Cie CXood.s.
Slates Packed in Crates f'or Exportation.

J. G. TUXFORD, Deganwy Quay, nr. Llandudno, North Wales.

LONDON: Mill Street, Bermondsey, S.E.
Branch Offices : {
MANCHESTER: Trafford Wharf, Ship Canal.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCL~ENT~
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to architects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
 89
5<:e · also 5ummary of Contents, page I.

Section C.
Slone. Arlilicial Slone, .ic.
Marble, Slone, Granlle, and Slate Masonrg.
Mosaics.
+

FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION.

PAGE PAGE PAGE ·
ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS, LD. ' FIELD & ALLAN • • ro4 PHI LLIPS, A . J . , .& Co ... . . . 104
· · (formerly De Grelle, Houdret & GARDEN & Co. .. 99 SILLS , w. .. 9r
Co .) 94A, 94B GEARY, WALKER & Co. ,.. .. l08 TEMP'LE, RoGERS & Co. r,07
BENNETT, JOHN, & Co.. . •. .. 94 GRAHAM, B., & SONS .. 89 THOMPSON'S ANCASTER QUARRIES Co ,
BETTWS·Y·COED SU.:TE QUARRY ' Co ., HINCHLIFF, G., & SoN . . 89 LD; .. .. .. 9r
LD. . . .• •. .. .. RODKIN & JPNES ..109 WALTON, GooDDY & CRIPPS, LD. ro5 , ro6
BLADWELL, H. W.
BOUNDS, M. B. , & SON ' .
.. 95
96 !RISH M ARBLE Co. .. IOO
LEE, A . , & BROS ., LD. 102, 102A~I02D, 103
" WELDON STONE " ..
vVEsT GLopcE s TER PENNANT STONE
.. 9r
98
BOWER & FLORENCE 97 LINDLEY & SON .. .. 91 Co .. 92
' BROWN, A . A. .. 98 ·MACDONALD, A., & Co ., LD. .. .
. IOO WHITEHEAD , J.' & SON.S , Lp. I06A-I06D
CRUICKSHANK, R. D. , & Co. . . 98 McDONALD, C. • • .. ..IOI w..
vV1i:.K11'(s, H . & SoNs 90
DANIELS & Co . ..
DICKSON, R. A . ..
(

..
92
.
. • 98
Iy.IooRE , M .· & k ', .. ..
0DLING (ANSELM) & SO NS, LD. IOOA , IOOB
96 WILKINSON & LEN<f, ~D .
WooD, JAMES •. •• '
104
92
EMLEY & S ONS , LD. .. 99 PA'I'TESON,J. &H. IIO WRIGHT, JAMES, & SONS ro4
FAMBRINI & DANIELS .. 93 PE1:1-l!CK ]3ROS. . . ' ..IOO

BARI) YORK STONE, HUDDERSFIELD.

The Best Hard York Sto.ne supplied in: Random Blocks, or to Dimension in the rough, or Sawn
for Landings, Steps, Door and Win~o~ ~e:;ids ·and Sills, Jambs, Mullions, Coping, &c., &c.
PLAIN LABOUR ANO MOULDINGS OF ~LL . DESORIPTl~NS DONE BY MAOHINERY.
' ,
. STONE WORKED 1 TO ARCHITECTS '. & SURVEYORS' ·DESIGNS.

For Prices or any other information; apply to

BEN 'G RAHAM-& S,ONS, QUARRY OWNERS,

'
PLEASE AD DRESS
IN FULL.
FOLLY HALL, HUDDERSFIELD.
< • •
NATIONAL TELEPHONE '
NO. 16&.

GEORGE HlNCHLIFF & SON,

STONE MASONS, QUARRY . OWN.ERS, AND STONE MEROHANl S
Steam Sawing & Planing Mills, Skelmanthorpe, near HudJer_sfield.
O.ffi.ces CLAYTON WEST, near HUDDERSFIELD.
Ready.worked Thresholds, Squ11.re or Round Nosed Solid .St~ps, from 2 In . to 1~ in . thick, Square, or Moulded
and Splayed; Heads and Sills, Grooved, Weathered, and Throated; Copings both Plain and Moulded ; Sawn Flags
&awn Hearthstones, and sawn Landings up to 12 In. In thickness; Jambs, Ma,ntels, and Slabs for Flreplaoes.
&lnkstonea, Etc., Eto,

- QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION.

Have supplied our Sto ne to the following places, viz, :-Manchester and District, London, Birmiugham; Northampton •
. .,eriac. Oldbam, Oolw711 Bay, Stockport, Blackpo~l, Sheffield, Southport, Rotherham, Dewsbury , Huddersfield; Ba.rL!iley, etc.
 90 [Sec. C

H. W. WILKINS&· SONS,
Marble Merchants and ·Manufacturers,
TELl· G RAP HJ C ADD Rfl SS-
" STATUARY, LON DON." 88, 90. 92. 94.. PENTONVILLE UOllD, LONDON, N.
I GRAND STAIRCASE

HOTEL CECIL,
EXECU l'J:,:O BY

Mural Tablets to any

Design.

Lavatory Tops in
all kinds of" Marble.
::::~.--~-~.~ . ;,.. :;;;:;:..;t.t: ~.::::~,.:,t, ..:c_::" - -~

Marble Chimney Pieces,

Stoves, Tile Hearths, and
Marble Staircases and Wall Decorations of every Marble Fenders of all kinds.
description.

MARBLE FLOO~S, DADOS~ WALL UNINGS, STAIRCASES AND INTERIOR DECORATIONS

IN CHOICE OR PLAIN MARBLES, JLABASTER ~ND ONYX. MARBLE AND TILE SHOP
FITTINGS. M~RBLE, LAVATORY, ANO SllN'TARY FtTTINGS. REFRESHMENT TABLES.
MONUMENTAL MASONRY AND MARBLE WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
, l CllOICE S ELECT.!ON OF JNEX!'ENS!VE ARTIS TIC CH/111.N EY l'!EcES .F ITTED WJ Tli S TOVES
,. T.!L E HEA RTHS AND FEADERS, ON VIEW. , '

A LARGE STOOK OF VERY HANDSOME ONYX BLOGKS. 'THE TRADE ~UPPLIED WITH ROUGH MARBLF.
Work executed with Sflecial rapidity when neccuiary, EstabHahcd nearly Half"·a·Century.

"
Sec. CJ ST0NE. 91

RED
STONE. AN CASTER STONE.
WHITE STONE. From Mr. Lindley's Quarries,
Ancaster, near Grantham.
YELLOW STONE. Is a good-looking stone, easily worked, and, though soft
when first quarried , becomes hard with exposure, and very
durable. Most of the ancient Churches in Lincolnshire are
From the Lindley · Quarries, built of this stone, as well as mansions in this and the
adjacent counties, Wollaton Hall, the seat of Lord Middleton,
Mansfield, N otts. in Netts, being a markworthy exemplar.
For Prius aNd f11rtllw Part"'41ars apply , _
THESE STONES REDUOED IN PRICE.
Mr. LINDLEY, at Mansfield, or at Anoaater.
For New Price List apply to Mr. Lindley, WALL STONE about 12s. per ton,
MansfielcL delivered in London.

MANSFIE.LD-WOODHOUSE STONE
(YBLLOW MAONESIAN LIM.ESTONB).
One of' the Finest Stones in the Kingdom, and ~pecially suitable for Ecclesiastical Work,
can now be supplied in large quantities from the Pleasley Junction Quarries.
I@'"' SAMPLES FREE ON APPLICATION. ""a

RED AND WHITE 11\'\ANSFIELD STONE,

OF ANY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE OLD QUARRIES.
MAN5flELD-WOODHOU5E LIME - LUMP Oil GUOUND . .

WI~~I~DII SI~~S
MANSFIELD ,STONE QUARRlES, NOTTINGH !\..MsilrRE

AN CASTER From -the .A.:n.cien:t Quarries.

FOR PRic:gs AND PARTICUI,ARS A:PPI,Y TO-

THOMPSON'S ANCASTER QUARRIES Co., Ltd.,

Offices: 11, ELMER STREET, GRANTHAM.
TH£ FOI,LOWINO lKPORTANT WORX:S ARit BUII,'.r \lP THIS STONJt : -
Baron Rothschild's Mansion , Mentmore; The Earl of Yarborough's Mansion, Brocklesby Park; Wollaton Hall;
Edgar Lubbock, Esq., Mansion, Caythorpe; The Bishop's Palace, Lincoln ; Reves by Abbey; St 'Pancras
Station, London; Clerkenwell Town Hall; County Sessions Court, Liverpool; and many Churches nnd
Public BuildinJ?' in various parts of the Countrv.

f'ERSUNAL INSPECTION INVITED. ORDERS PROMPTLY EX~l.U n:.u.

W E:L ••<>~ S~C>~ F:~

A WEATHER ST0NE 0f THE flRSI EatiAlllTY.
Suitable for all kinds of BUILDING and ORN A.MENTAL WOR~, as testified by its use
for upwards of three centuries.-See Professional Reports and Opinions.

WELDON STONE TOOLS WITH FACILITY, &COMBINES CHEAPNESS WITH GREAT DURABILITY & EVEN COLOUl
For Prices and other particulars apply to JOHN ROOKE,

'7\TELDON" STON"9E Q, U A.:&::&IES

l'~~:-"Roo1<a, Wm.DOH•" CORBY. KETTERING~ a,,u_,.....,. 1-w.woa...tC..qp,1&.
92 ST0NE- 1\RTIFH211\L ST0NE•. [Sec. C

PENN A NT= -
STONE.
~ettbing,
A 5PECIALITY f'O~

Channeling, Paving,
= = Setts, Steps, llandetts, &e.
SUP PLIE D T Q

'20RP0R1\Tl0NS, PUBLI'2 B0DIES, 1\ND '20NTR1\'2T0RS,

IN TWENTY=TW0 '20UNTIES •

.WEST GLOUCESTER PENNANT STONE CO.J

·
T E L EGRAMS-
"HATCH,49,BROADMEAD,
BR fSTOL."
Broa dmead BristoI. •
T E LE PHONE rr48.

The Ottiginal ~entish Rag Stone (£aarrrries,

Postal A~2e~~~!~~SUT~~.Ns~~~E~!~~·MAT~l~~llS-
IDSTONE.
~~~!.~~!~ioN ~~~!;LSEA.'' S tatiOJt
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r¢t
~l..VI
J I•~ .. F:S W<><>
KENTISH RAG STONE MASON & MERCHANT, BRICK MANUFACTURER, BUILDER, Era
RAG STONE, ASHLAR. Etc., for Church Work snpplied from the Best Rag Stone Beds .
..,G';{ BUILDING -t AND + PAVING + HEADERS. + ETC ~
Some of the Works where WOOD'S BEST BLUE RAG has been usea :- The New Windows of Churches at East
Farleigh, Debtling and Ashford, Kent; Messrs. Cobbs' New Bank, and Jubilee Clock Tower, Margate; qty
Courts, Basin,g-hall Street, London ; Barracks, City Road, London; New Wesleyan Chapel, Dorking, &c.

CONSIDERABLE SAVING ON STONE OR TERRA COTTA.

Telegrams-
''Daniels, Lincoln."
DANIELS & CO ' •
Enquiries Solicited.
Estimates Furnished.
>
a::
Offices & Works- 85, Canwick Rd., 1,.INCOLN. w
>
MANUFACTURERS OF IMPERISHABLE ARCHITECTURAL CONCRETE MASONRY, ::::;
w
Balustrades, Moulded Cornices and String Courses, Gate Piers, Steps, Cl

AND
l
FOR Copings, Door and Window Heads, Modelled Panels, Capitals, Tracery
, Windows, Finials, Columns, Pilasters, &c. , &c.
Ev:;~u~s~~;EWORK 1..- TO ARCHITECTS' DESIGNS,
.....
c..
:e::
Q
a::
c..
In Red, Grey, Buff, Portland, or Mansfield Stone Colours.

ARCHITECT$ PLEASE NQTE-SPECIAL ATTENTION TO DETAIL.

..._ "'-~ - - -) --
Sec. CJ 1\RTIFH.~11\L ST0Ne. 93

Telegrams- 11 FAMBRINI, LINCOLN."

1838-1901.

FAMBRINI & DANIELS,

Works and Offices: LINCOLN,
Architectural Concrete Masons and Modellers, and Manufacturers
Of Cornices, Moulded String-Courses, Door and Window Heads
and Cills, Modelled Panels, Steps and Landings, and every Stone-
work Requisite in Portland Cement Concrete, solid throughout,

AS SUPPLIED TO H. M. GOVERNMENT.
In Red, Buff, eream, Vortland,
Or otf]er ~atural ~tof}e \olours.
USED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE FOLLOWING BUILDINGS:-
Cross Keys Hotel, London.
Georf:'e and Guy Hotel, London.
Whitbread's Brewery Extensions, London.
Sortinl:' Offices, for H. M. Offices of Works,
Hammersmith.
Sarti nf:' Offices, for H. M. Offices of Works,
Kensin~on.
Mansions, Willesden Green, London.
Residential Flats, London.
Lord Clyde Hotel, Clapton.
Lord Clyde Hotel, Tottenham.
An&'lers' Retreat, Ponder's End.
coach and Horses Hotel, St. John's Square,
London.
Warehouses, Messrs. Heelas &. Co., Readinfit.
Greyhound Hotel, Newmarket.
Volunteer Headquarters&. Drill Hall, Readin&'.
Extensions to Residence, Ramsey.
Railway Hotel, Fenton.
City Theatre, Sheffield.
Opera House, Southport.
Grand Opera House, Hull.
Olympia, Derby.
Opera House, Wakefleld.
New Theatre, West Bromwich.
St. Andrew's Church, Grimsby.
Tracery -Windows, Beverley.
Roman Catholic Church, Woodhall Spa.
Roman Catholic Church, Ske&'ness.
AleY.andra Hospital, Woodhall Spa.
Steps, Walsall.
Durham Ox Brld&"e, Lincoln.
Witham Brid&"e, Lincoln.
Floors, Messrs. Ruston, Proctor & Co., Limited,
Lincoln.
Floors, Messrs.Clayton&. Shuttleworth, Lincoln
Terrace and Residences, Grimsby.
26 Tracery and Bonded Windows for St.
Wilfrid's Church, Hull.
Balustradin&", Vases, Alcoves, Temples, Piers,
Cappinf:'s, &.c., for the Morecambe Tower
Company, Limited.
Baptist Cha~)el, Manchester.
Threlfal's Brewery, Manchester.
Town Hall, Stafford.
Fountain, Oirphan Homes ofScotland,GlaS&'OW.
Albert Hall, Gainsborou&'h.
Swan Hotel, Bolton.
New Infirmary, Guildford.
Lifeboat House, Whitby.
Electric Supply Co.'s Offices, Readln&'.
Hi&"her Grade Schools, Hanley.
Board Schools, Boston.
Precipitation Tanks, Stafford.
Terrace, Worcester.
Balconies, Brierley Hiii, Stockport, Liverpoal .
and Nottin&"ham.
Fireproof Arcadin&", Perforated Dadoes and
Spandrils, Modelled Pillars, &.c., for Messrs.
Walsh's Drapery Establishment, Sheffield.

320 TONS, 6,500 cubic feet, Buff Concrete Dressings for Piers, Moulded Bases and
Strin&"·Courses, Stop Moulded Window and Door Jambs, Vouiswoir Heads and Keystones,
Ana-le Doorway and Circular Bay, Modelle d Heads and Corn i ces, Copings, &.c., f'or
Offices and Bottlin&' Stores, Messrs. 0 1mc;mds &. Co., L i mited, The Brewery, Reading,
Architect, P. W ALBUR Y, Esq. , Reading:,
,
 '

94 M1IRBLE, ST0NE, GR1INITE & SL1\TE M1\S0NRY. [Sec. C

I

GRANITE, MARB~E,
-AND -

PLAIN & ENAMELLED

cription.
 T ELEG R AMS : "GRANULEMOS, LONDON." TELEPH ONE: No. 1704, HOLBORN.

THE ART PAVEMENTS & DECORATIONS GIMITED, FORMER.LY

DEGRELLE, HOUDRET, & Co.

7, EMERALD STREET,
THEOBJ\LDS ROJ\O,
LOiiDOii, W.C.
ALSO A T

70, BATH STREET,

GLASGOW.
AND AT

36, GEORGE'S QUAY,

LONDON WORKS. DUBLIN.

MOSAIC,
MARBLE MASONRY,
GRANITE,
PARQUETRY,
WOOD BLOCK FLOORS
WOOD PANELLING,
TILES. SHOW ROOM

Contractors to
H.M. Office of Works,

War Office, ·~~ Admirahy,

Imperial Institute,

County Councils,
Post Office,
and School Board for London.
DRAWING OFF ICE .

See also Section A - TILES, and Section 0 - PARQUET FLOORS .

THE ART PAVEMENTS. & DECORATIONS blMITED ,
7, EMERALD STREET, THEOBALDS ROAD, LONDON, W.C.

MOS~Ies.
Manufacturers and Workers in

ROMAN MARBLE MOSAIC,

TERRAZZO MARBLE MOSAIC,
CERAMIC MOSAIC,
GLASS and ENAMEL MOSAIC.
MOSAIC WORKERS ' SHOP.

MARBLE MASONRY
Of every description.

MARBLE TILES, COLUIVINS.

,, STAIRCASES, FENDERS.
,, WALL LININGS, DADOES.
,, STEPS, LAVATORIES.
,, CHIMNEY PIECES, SLIPS.
,, SHOP FITTINGS. STOCK ROO M , CONTA ININ G 12,000 CW T . SACKS
OF MARBLE TESSERRA.

THE FOLLOWING MARBLES ARE

STOCKED & WORKED BY US IN LONDON.

SICILIAN. CIPPOLINO.
BASTARD STATUARY. VERDE ANTICO.
PAVONAZZO. IRISH GREEN.
SIENNA . JAUNE LAMARTINE.
VERT CAMPAN. ROUGE LANGUEDOC.
IMPERIAL PAVONAZZO. ONYX DORE .
VERT DES ALPES. JAUNE BROCATELLE.
St. ANNE. BRECHE VIOLET.
ROUGE ROYAL. JAUNE JASPE.
DOVE . BRECHE THONOLET.
BELGIAN BLACK. BRECHE ORIENTAL.
STATUARY. PIASTRACCIA.
MARBLE MASONS ' S HOP.

See • also Section A - TILES, and Section D - PARQUET FLOORS.

Sec. CJ M1\R8LE, STE)NE, GRJ\NITE,. & St.Jrf:E' .MJtS~0NRY: . 95 .
------·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

THE

BETTWS-Y-COED SLATE QUARRY Co., LTD.,

,BETTWS·Y·COED, N. WALES.
) BETTWS-Y-COED.
Telegrams: "LONDON, BETTWS-Y-COED."
Quarries t BLAENAU-FESTINiOQ.

WELSH SLATES AND SLABS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Stocks of most kinds are kept on Wharf, ready for immediate dispatch, including Blue, Red,
Purple and · Green Bangors and Carnarvons, Portmadoc, &c., &c.

MANUFACTURED SLATE WORK

Quoted for by Post or Telegram upon receipt of Specification.
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HMT'P"' " 1 r•1•·11·-·11M.,_.,- -

Architects Please Note: .)y.

The only producers of a Thick Roofing

Slate, combinin[! strength and weight with
perfect regularity of cleavage and the
maximum of durability. The colour is
a permanent dark blue, free from the spots
and marks so common in the ordinary
Carnarvon and Bangor Slates.
SAMPLES UPON APPLICATION.
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BREWERS' SQUARES,
BEER COOLERS, CHEMICAL TANKS AND CHAMBE~S,
ENAMELLED SLATE CHIMNEY PIECES,
SLATE LAVATORIES AND URINALS.
~1· CISTERNS. ·l(:-
.., ....,,,,,,.....""""'"'''""''"'"\,''''''""

SllATE Fil00~It1G, STEPS, SIU.llS, ETC.

Slate Shelving Fitted for Wine Cellars and Greenhouses.

CON. COM . H
96 M1\ RBLE, ST0NE, GR1\NITE, & SL1\TE M1\S0NRY. [Sec. C

Bath w.Stone Works, Bath.

fiBN~Y BltAOWELtlt (late Joseph :t31adu.te11), Ptroptrietotr.

DRESSED AND MOULDED BATH STONEWORK

Prepared to any Design for Churches and Public Buildings of every description, and deliYered at Railway Station.
TRACERY WINDOWS,
CORNICES,
RE RE DOSE$, STRING COURSES~
PULPITS, BALUSTERS,
COPINGS, FONTS, VASES,
I

STEPS, SCREENS,
ASHLAR, CROSSES,
RANGE .. WORK,
ETC., ETC.
_.,,...___,,.-.,._-..,,_.~'V'-'"""""...-VOO.~~------~ ~

Among the many Public Buildings for which this Finn has supplied Bath Stonework may be mentioned :-Downside College, near
Bath; Church of our L ady of the Assumption, Cambridge ; S t. Michael's Church, Newcastle-on-Tyne; Bath Abbey (poining); Ushaw
College ; Church of SS. Mary and Joseph, Carlisle ; St. Andrew's Church and St. J ohn's Church and Priory, Bath; AI1 Saints' Church,
\Veston; Trinity College, Cambridge; St. Joseph's Church, West Hartlepool; St. Mary's Church, Chepstow; &c., &c., &c.
Prices on application to- .

HENRY W. BLADWELL, SVDENHAM WHARF, BATll.

(TO WHOM ALL COMMUNICATIONS MUST BE ADDRESSEDJ

STEAM
'telegrams- " SLA.TTATO, LONDON,"
MARBLE
~ · · ~~.____.____.. • ....__.._..__..__...___.
WORKS.
Teleplione-No, 494, Kings Cross.

M. & R. MOORE,
6~, PEf{TOf{VILtllE ~ORO, U.Of{OOfi, ft.
Interior Decorations,
Wall Linings, Flooring,
Shop Fittings,
Lavatory Tops, &c.,
IN PL~IN AN8 FANGY

MARBLES AND ALABASTERI

Altlt ffiA~BltE P~ICTIOf'1_-POliISfiE1:> •
.......;::,. No Acr o USED. .,::;..-
Established 1847. Estimates Free ..
Sec. Cl M1\RBLE, 5T0NE, GR1\NITE, & 5L1\TE M1\5eNRY. 97

:~:::::~ BOWIR ~ flORINCf, E'•;;;~hed

The Spillal Granile works, Aberdeen.
Manufacturers of Polished Granite Monuments &Building Fronts.
Direct Importers of Oriental, Red and Grey Swede, Black and Blue Russian, Orey and Dark
Blue Labrador Granite.

~~
~~
RED QUARRIES,
GREY TOAD HALL
QUARRIES, AND BLAGKHILL,
KINTORE. PETERHEAD.
4lit • ~ ..)it

CIRCULAR WORK A SPECIALITY-By New Patent Machinery.

flLL CflQVING CUT WITH

= = = PNEUMflTIC TOOL5.

••••••••••••
These Tools have considerably re=
duced the cost of Carving in Granite,
and make excellent work.

Ll5T Of W011K5 DONE &Y U5 WILL BE 5ENT

ON APPLICt'.'.ITION.

London Office: 64, FINSBURY PAVEMENT, E.C.

9s MilRBtE, 5T0NE, GR.i\NiTE, 1& .s·LlfTE M1\50NRV. [Sec. C

M• B• BOUNDS o.
g,
SON' MARBLE, SLATE, AND
STONE MASONS,
Steam Works: -121, ~OY.Ali ~O.AO, ~ENNINGTON P.R.~~' u0f4_00f4_, s.e:
(Marble Decorative Work, Wall Linings, Dados, &c.
Marble Staircases, Pavings, Steps, '-'?olumns, &c.
SPECIALISTS
IN j
1
Slate and Marble Lavatory, Bath, and Sanitary Work.
Marble eounter Tops, and Shop Fittings.
Plain and Enamelled Slate for all purposes.
l General Marble Work.
Estimates and desig ns free. Architects' designs carried out. . Work.fix ed by exp erienced Men .
A GREAT VARIETY OF COLOURED MARBLES ALWAYS ON HAND .
Personal Supervision given to all work. Telephone- No. 1403 Hop.
, ESTABLISHED 1879.
Telegrams-" Brown.
Sculptor, Aberdeen ." ~-
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A""S. e
....,:C ~o
~
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~ ...&...~ ~
Telephone I
K75 Natlonal.

~ St. Nl'-'?H0L1\S GR1lNITE W0RKS, 1\BERDEEN. ~

IMPORTER OF SWEDISH AND NORWEGl~N GRANITES AND LABRADORITES.
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
Monuments, ARCHITECTURAL AND MONUMENTAL WORK, Pedestals,
Columns, Poli'slwl or Fine -axed, in all tke various Skalies of Granite, viz. :-.- Dados,
Fountains, PETERHEAD (Red) CORRENNIE (Red) Steps,
Crosses, HILL O'FARE " RUBISLAW (Qrey) Plinths,
Headstones, SWEDISH (Red) EMERALD (Pearl) Pilasters,
Ledgers, BON-ACCORD ,, DARK " and Ba8es
I CARNATION " BLUE " for Shop Fronts,
Wall T abets, No. 36 " ROYAL BLUE "
.&c., &c. FROGHALL (Grey), VICTORIA (Grey), BON-ACCORD (Black), &c., 4:c.
ARCHITECTS' DRAWINO.S CAREFULLY WORKED TO. M E MORIAL DESIONS AND PRICE Ll.ST.S ON APPLICATION.
Circular Work a Speciality-up to 4 feet 2 inches diameter

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Tc!epNjhlr"1ddress · 'CRU.IC.KSllA~~ l8£ROEEN." · -~-..!w T~~ef!..hone ~-0 954. ·- · ._ ·_

Every d esr.r1 pti on o F I n' a 11 th e

Pa l is~1ed &·oressed Granite Wor k v a r i ou s calaur· s o f j
· for ARCHITE~TURAL and ~..-... " BR1r1s·H & Fe REIGN GRAN 1TE.s
Red.Blue. Grey. Bia c~
Gree n, & ': &':

ririA.NfrE :MANUFAcTURERs~.
~ A l byn Grani.ce·· yt~~k.~. A B'ERDEEN. ·,~~·~.
. , , , ---~ ,_

T<l<gnphiR'biiE'iiT A. 0 I e K'S~I\C '54S Hop.

Station Work5, 5outh Bermond5ey, London, S.E. ~~

SLATE SLAB WORK. PLAIN & ENAMELLED.

Ba.tbs, Urinals, Tanks, Washtops, Lavatories, Shelving, Linings, Floors,
Facias, Tablets, Chimney Pieces, Brewers' Tanks, Backs, &c.

Speciality :--ENAMELLED SLATE TABLETS and FACIAS. Also with Plate Glass Fronts.
O/ass Department.-EMBOSSED & BRILLIANT CUT ULASS, &c.
 Se~. CJ M1\RBLE, ST0NE, GR1\NITE, & SL1\TE M1\S0NRV. e~

• -.11,.,..~flicA"'1ru1-
E11L1tY,
<4~·Ul'ON·TYN1t."
EMLEY &SONS LTD , '
TeltN•011U-
G.P.O., No. 49'·
. , N~TIONAL,No.110 9

STEAM MARBLE MILLS, NEWCASTLE·UPON·TYNE.

CONTRACTORS, WORKERS, DECORATORS d SCULPTORS
Dr

Marble, Alabaster, &Granite, Mosaic, &c.

STAIRCASES, COLUMN.S, WALL-LININGS, PAVEMENTS, CHIMNEY PIECES,
FENDERS, BATHS, &o., &o., For Mansions, Poblio Buildings, &o.
@fyaPsfy W0Pk-ftlte:P~, ~0f(>h,, °{®al pita, @0lam0i, °{®<:Jveme0t1, ~<»·,
In Marble specially selected and suited for the purpose.

MONUMENTAL WORJ< IN GRANITE, MARBLE, &c.

Turning & Polishing by special Machinery, Drawings & Estimates Free.
Ref'erencee to Architect• f'or whom work ha• been done, alao to eomo Contract• completed 1-

R. NORMAN SHAW, Esq., R.A., London. Messrs. DUNN, HANSOM, & FENWICKE, Newcastle-on-
ALFMD WATERHOUSE, Esq., R.A., London. FRANK W. RICH, Esq., Newcastle-on-Tyne. [Tyne.
J. L. PEARSON, Esq., R.A., London. Messrs. OLIVER & LEESON, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Messrs. Go::;.DIE, CHILD, & GOLDIE, London. Messrs. SYDNEY MITCHELL & WILSON, Edinburgh.
Messrs. GIBSON & RUSSELL, London. Etc., etc., etc..

c';~~~~~. •
Telegrams:

ABERDEEN." -
;;..

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A -- ;
- -
& can be had in
every known
Colour from

GARDEN & Co., VICTORIA GRANITE WORKS, ABERDEEN,

Work and Polish over 50 Different Granites for Shop Fronts."
SILVER MEDAL awarded at the recent Paris Exhibition-a higher award than was
given to any other Granite Exhibit from Britain.

MONUMENTAL, BUILDING, AND DECORATIVE PURPOSES.

APPROXIMATE PRIGES { PILASTERS :-Up to 15 in. X3 in., 8/6 per su perficial foot, with fac~ and two returns P' lished.
COLUMNS :-Bin. diam.b8/6 per foot run; I2 in. diam., 12/• per foot run; 18 in. diam. 'J.3/6 per-foot run.
F, 0, R, ABERDEEN , PLAIN PLINTHS :-A out 13/· per superficial foot.
Specially Equipped with all the Latest Appllunces and Machinery for Turned, Dressed and Polished Work of all Descriptions.
ESTIMATES AND DESIGNS ON APPLICATION.
&ome of' the Largest Polished Fron1:s in London, Liverpool, Birmingham, Newcastle and Dublin, and the "John
Wycliffe" and "Mar&'aret Ogilvy" Memorials Rec ently Supplied.
N.&.-GARDEN C,.. CO. freely offe,. any ass1"sfance wlu'clt tlier'r exjJeriCnce may tnttble them to g'ti.111 f o Arckr."lects £n reg-ard fo flze most economti:al
. a11d sudal>le metltotls of aPPly1'11g G1·an tfe to B1n."ld£11g- Fronts.
.

Users of " The Co112pe12djum"" would

ob/jge by mentio12in__g jf as the source of
thejr jziformatio12 whe12 commu17icatjng flvjth
the Firms represented herein.
 100 Ml\RBLE, STCNE, GR1\NITE, & SL1\TE M1\S0NRY. [Sec. C
~ MARBLE IN BLOCKS AND SLABS, MARBLE WALL LININGS, DADOS, SKIRTINGS, STEPS, ~

_IR . H
~ THE IRISH MARBLE COMPANY (RICHARD COLLES), ;
~ ~

MAR BLEs
PROPRIETORS OF THE: CELEBRATED QUARRIES OF
~

18
VICTORIA RED. SUNSET, CONNEMARA GREEN,
~ . BLACK, BLACK FOSSIL or KILKENNY, DOVE, 0
ca: . DARK GREY &c., &c. c
!:; Addm•' MARBLE MILLS, I:
:
!::
~~~~D~7~YJ T~~!:o~~P~I~· ,.
Estimates posted 01· wi;ed im;edl;t~ly on r~ceipt of p~rticui~rs fo~ -Polish~d Marble Work of every description,
J
~
~ fitted ready for fixing, and delivered free at destination. Enquiries solicited. Samples free, :Z:

~MONUMENTS, TABLETS, LEDGERS, MANTEL-PIECES, FENDERS, COUNTER TOPS, &C. r;1

ALEX. MACDONALD &
(Formerly ALEX. MACDONALD, FIELD, & Co.)
co.J LD.J
Aberdeen Granite Works, Aberdeen; 373, Euston Road, London, N. W.
... .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. "'
And 67, STIR.LINO ROAD, OLASOOW.

COLUMNS, PILASTERS, & ALL BUILDING WORK,

In RED or GREY GRANITE, executed promptly, and at Moderate Rates.
ENGLISH AND FOREIGN GRANITES SUPPLIED.

PETH I CK BR.OS.,
Granite Merchants.
LAIRA BRIDGE, PLYMOUTH.
(Quarries connected with Railway Sidings & Water-side Premises)

lngin~ering and Archilec1ura1 Granile work 01 everg kind.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNC£~ENTS,
~ommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to 1\rchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildin~s, &c.
(8). SEC. K.-MASONRV, MARBLE, ENAMELLED SLATE, SCULPTURE, &c

Telegraph ic Address : "ODLING, LONDON. " London Telephone No. "135, DA L STON ."
"OD LI NG, L IVERPOOL ." Liverpoo l Te lephone No. "5843, CENTRAL

~elm ·Odling ~ Sons, £1mu~a.

MARBLE
MERCHANTS
1\~u QUARRY
OWNERS
£ondon Cbid Ofm:~ & D~))Of-...-&::;.._,_
Crown Wharf, 132, New North Road, N.
AND AT
Rathbone Place, Gt. George St., Liverpool
Glasgow, Hull, Dublin, Sydney and Melbourne.

Sawmills and Studios: Carrara, Italy

£ondon Works- We have the latest and most improved Machinery, and a good staff of Practical English
Masons
£iV¢rPOO)-At our Works, Rathbone Place, Great George Street, we have erected further Machinery, and
can execute all North of England orders cheaply and promptly.
Italian Studios. Carrara. Italy-Our Studios are large and convenient, fitted with modern machinery, and
whjch is run by electricity. We are in a position to carry out work of all classes in
a first class manner and at low prices. This Studio is personally managed by our
Mr. F . ]. Odling.
8¢Jgium-By means of our various agencies we are in a first class position to supply all Belgian work at
lowest prices, and with first -class workmanship.
marbl¢ til¢$-Red or Green and White Tilr s are a speciality of ours . . Write for prices. They compare
favourably with black and white.
St. SyJvestr¢ marble-(Sole agents). Fresh stocks of this lovely n1arble from the ancient Portuguese
quarries just arriving.

Staircases Figures Wall Lining

Steps Busts Counters
Columns Fountains Lavatories
Balusters Pulpits Urinals
Sec. CJ MARBLE, ST0NE, GRANITE, & SLATE MAS0NRY. IOI

PART". EXTERIOR VIEW OF WORK S.

PAR T INTERIOR VIEW OF STONE-CUTTING SHED.

CHARLES MCDONALD, ::~:~~L~ORKS,

Telephone-
N ational, K 50.
J U "te Street, ABE RDEEN • T elegrams-
Froghall, Aberdeen.
Manufacturer of every description of Granite Work for Architectural and Monumental Purposes In all

BRIT~s~ AND FOREIGN GRANITES.

Architects Drawings carefully worked to. Designs and Estimates on Application.
NOTE-All enqmethods
uiries must he accompanied h
of schedur p . Y exp1anatory Drawings. No
D · d "fli t d" t · t d t d"ff
rices given off Schedule s '~ l thout rawm gs, as 1 e ren i.s ric s a op i . c rent
Ill&". rices of manufactured Granite varyiiig so much , it will he to enquirer's a dva ntafl"e to sep\l lull Drawm i;s.
102 M.1\RBLEJ ST0NE; GR.1\N 'ITE, & SL.1\TE M1\S0NRY. [Sec. C

WE WORK
AND POLISH

MARBLE,
SLATE AND
GRANITE'
and guarantee
the utmost

ECONOMY & DESPATCH CLUB DOORWAY.

• 0 • Granite by ARTHUR LEE & BROS., Ltd.

• • •
OUR ENGINES
run

PLANING,
MOULDING,
POLISHING
Machinery
of

Modern Powerful
AN ENGINE ROOM
At the W01·ks of Arthur Lee &> Bros,, Ltd. Type.

Arthur Lee & Bros. Ltd. Bristol

 Marble. Slate~ and Granite. A

i NATIONAL TELEP H ONE No . 47, TELEGRAMS: "LEE , BRISTOL." ESTABLISHED 1828.

1ARTH u R LEE & BROS. Ltd.

--1-
-

PARIS EXHIBITION, 1900.

MARBLE, SLATE
and GRANITE
_0_WoRKS,
BRISTOL. • •

A Silver Medal
was awarded to

Arthur Lee & Bros.

LTD ,
for a

MARBLE PAVEMENT
in

Opus
A I ex an d r i n u n1
manufact ur ed at the ir

Bristol Works
and laid by them in the
Entrance Hall of the

BRil'ISH
ROYAL
PAVILION. BRITISH ROYAL PAVILION, PARIS EXHIBITION•
.llnrblr Pa111 1111•11/ hy .A r//111r
1 l 11'f' &- Bras. Lid.
B Marble, Slate, and Granite.

EXAMPLES OF WORK IN MARBLE CARRIED OUT BY

ARTHUR LEE & BROS., Ltd.

THE HOTEL RUSSELL, LONDON.

THE GRAND STAIRCASE. STAIRCASE FROM FIRST FLOOil.

MARBLES USED.

Sienna. Rose du Var.

Breche Violette . Griotte de Sost.

Campan Vert. 13reche Sanguir.e.

Sicilian. Be lgi:rn Bl ack.

THE GALLERY OVER ENTRANCE HAL~

 Marble, Slate, and Granite. c

EXAMPLES OF WORK IN MARBLE CARRIED OUT BY

ARTHUR LEE & BROS., Ltd.

THE HOTEL MAJESTIC, HARROGATE.

THE LOUNGE.

A DOORWAY.

iVIARBLES USED.

Breche Violette. 13elgian Black.

Sarrancolin. St. Sylvester.

Yellow Verona. Rouge 13yzantine.

Sicilian.

THE LAVATOilY.

These Illustrations will serve to suggest the class of

WORK ACTUALLY DONE
by ARTHUR LEE & BROS., Ltd. , and the finish of their products.
D Marble, Slate, and Granite.

NAT IONA L TEL E P HO NE NO. 47, TELEGRAMS: " LEE , BRIS T OL." EST ABLI SH E O 1828 .

'ARTHUR LEE & BROS.Ltd.

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WORKERS OF

Marble and Slate,

And IMPORTERS OF

Scand i navi an
a • Granites,
II

BRISTOL.

LLOYD'S BANK, GLOUCESTER.

Cra11il<! l Vork by .rl rilwr L oe &~ J)rus. /, id.

Tlte mos t beautiful of th e Scand in a vian Granites

arc-

LAURVIK,
FUGLEVIK and
CARNAl'ION;
S PEC IA LITIES OF
LONDON CITY AND MIDLAND BANK, BATH.
Arthur Lee & Bros., Ltd. C ra11ilc JI "ur k by _. / rll111r L·.: &~ B rus., lid.

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BRA NC I Ui ~ AT
LONDON: ABERDEEN: PLYMOUTH:
63, Queen Victoria Street, E.C. 71, King Street. Clock Tower Chambers. 1
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. ARTHUR LEE & BROS.,

LIMITED,

BRISTOL,
Will supply on request

Designs & Estimates

for

Public Fountains
or

Memorials......~

GRANITE FOUNTAIN,
By Arthur Lee & Bros., Ltd.

They have had

LARGE EXPERIENCE
in
PUBLIC WORK GRANITE FOUNTAIN,
of this class. ~ By Arthur Lee & Bros., Ltd.

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104 M1\RBLE, ST0NE, GR1\NITE, & SL1\TE M1\S0NRY. [Sec. C

6,
1\. J. I?HILLII?S &
~UILDH.A.LL CHAMBERS, LONDON, E.C.
eo.,
Improved Tar Paving and Asphalte for Playgrounds, Footpaths, &c. Special Dark Surface for Tennis-Courts.
GRANITIC ARTIFICIAL STONE
J:'aving for Schools, Corridors, Footpaths, Playgrounds, Warehouses, Stables, Yards, Skating Rinks, Granaries,
Laundries, Breweriei', Dairies, &c.
FIREPROOF STAIRCASES & FLOORS, AND GONGRETE GONSTRUGTION GENERALLY. MOULDED STEPS, LANDINGS, GILLS, LINTOLS, &o.,
AT CONSIDERABI,Y LESS COST THAN NATURAL STONE.
IMPERISHABLE, IMPERVIOUS, VERMIN-PROOF.
MARBLE MOSAIC PA. YING.
WORK GUARANTEED FOR LONG PERIODS. ESTIMATES FREE •
. Contractors to H.llf. Government, tlte London School Board, London County Council, Met1·0-1>nlitrm Asylums Board, Corporation of tltt
City of London, a11d 111a11y Boards and Architects in London nnd th• Provinas.

Telegrams-" WILKINSONS," BRIDOWA'rE'~.

WILKINSON & LENG, Ltd$, Bridgwater.

CHIMNEY PIECES in Marble and Enamelled Slate.
Manufacturers of all kinds of Slate and Marble Work, for Shop Fittings, Baths, Lavatories,
Railway-Station Urinals, Closets, Sinks, Cisterns, Tables, Shelves, Milk-Coolers,
Electric Work, &c.
SLATES.-Baugor, Carnarvon, Portmadoc, Westmoreland Green, Welsh
SLATING & TILING. Gree n, Grey Green, West of England Slates, &c.
TILES.-Broseley, Staffordshire, Bridgwater, &c.

~ Wholesale Slate Merchants and Importers. ~

CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION.

JAMES WRIGHT & SONS,

ROYAL ORAN/TE WORKS, ABERDEEN.
QUARRIES:

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R~u .-Little Stirling, and Stirlinghill,
Address for Telegram•:
Peterhead. "RIGHT," ADERDEE• ·
G1ui:v. -Sylave thie, Alford.

GRANITES. HIGHEST AWARDS.

Peterhead, Aberdeen, Ross of Mull, GRANITES.
Iriah, Swedish, Labradorite, and all the 18&1· The only occasions on which
other Foreign Granites. [Red, Gray, Blue, Black, Greco.
wo have Exhibited.
Among many others we hue executed the following Contracts :-Rustic Plinth, Bank of England., Law Courts Branch, London; Lamp Pedestal,
Picca<l.tlly Circus, W.; Union Bank of Australia Cornhill, E.C.; British and Foreign Bib'le Society, Queen Victoria Street, E .C .; Craven Hou.so,
Northumberland Avenue, S.W.; Royal Courts of Justice Cbambersi- Strand, W.C.; Holborn Restaurant; Ilome and Colonial Offices, Westminster, S.W.;
Enclosure, Grosvenor House,ParkLaue, W~ ; Silber'a, Wood Street, E.C . ; P ears', N ew Oxford Street, \V.C.; Arcade, Bond Street, W.; Monument Station
Tavern E .C.; D0orway, Warnford Court, E.C . ; Lambert and Butler, 147, Drury Lane, W.C . ; Cobden Coffee House, Birmingham; New Liberal Club,
Jiirmiog~am; J.C. Wright's Bank, Nottingham; R. L. & E. Lamb's Front, Nottingham; Devon and Cornwall Bank, Torqua.y; Equitable Fire a.ndA.ccidCct
')llice. Manche1w; Front, Balmoral Hotel, Ed.i ahur2b: Columns. &c .. Ch·uch, Strabane; Columns, Cathedral, Droirheda. r

Tt:le2'rapbic Address, " Field, Edlnr " Telephone, No. 2,297.

FIELD DEPOTS :
ALLAN,
Leith, Silloth, Bowling, Alloa, lnverkeithing & Meth ii.

Manufacturers of MARBLE, ENAMELLED, & PLAIN SLATE

FOR ALL PURPOSES.
L o ndon, 1862. Edinburgh, 1886.

SLATE, GLASS, PAVEMENT, CEMENT AND GENERAL BUILDERS' MERCHANTS.

KITCHEN RANGES, GRATES, INTERIORS, FENDERS, &c., &c.
CONTRACTORS FOR FAIENCE, TILES, CERAMIC AND MARBLE MOSAICS FOR WALLS, CEILINGS AND FLOORS.
SPJ;;CIAL DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.

Head Office- 122, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH.

ShnWl'oom & Of!loa- 120, GEORGE ST., EDINBURGH. Work•- BANGOR RD., LEITH.(Telephona, 4 ,029.)
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Limited,
~ ~ ~ Quarry Owners, Merchants, and Workers in Marble (lnd Granite.
LONDON, LIVERPOOL, BRISTOL, and CARRARA, Italy.
£ondon: q. \ i\'ll(.tr f, Graham St. ,
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF MARBLE WORK for BUILD- C ity Ro;t.d, N .

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£i\'lerpoo l; r5 , r 7 and 19 Parlia -
me nt Street .
ING, DECORATIVE AND MONUMENTAL PURPOSES. Bri.s.tol: Canon's .i\'.(a rsh .
mo rh.s and Quarries : Carra ra ,
l ta ly.
EXTENSIVE QUARRIES, SPACIOUS STUDIOS, AND t::e\egram.s :

UP-TO-DATE MACHINERY ENABLE US TO EXECUTE

I Good dy . London .
Gooddy Cr ipps, L ive rpool.

I
C ripp s, _Hristol.
I! ORDERS IN THE SHORTEST TIME CONSISTENT
\Valton , C a rrara .
t::elephones :
j :Condon : 01ti Ki ng's C ross .
Civerpoo l : t73 Toxtcth.
WITH FIRST CLASS WORK.~o- §o-§o-.§o-§o-§o-§o- §~ §o- §o- §o-§o- Br istol: 20.1.

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We hold large stocks of White and Coloured Marbles, Onyx, etc., at each of our
depots. Particulars and Samples to Architects and the Trade on application.
VERDE ANTICO.- Agents for this Antique Green Marble.
FINEST STATUARY MARBLE .- We hold an exceptionally fine stock, suitable
for Statues, Busts, and Memorials.
See our A dve rtisem ents i n Com/Je11di 11 111 s fro 111 Fi rst / ~s u e.
 PARIS EXHIBITION, 1900.

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Quarry Owners, Merchants, and Workers in Marble and Granite,

LONDON, LIVERPOOL, BRISTOL, and CARRARA, ltalv,

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have been awarded l\'lEDAL & Diploma for the excellence
of their BLACK and WHITE MARBLE PAVEMENTS
fi xed in Hall and Co rridor of ROYAL PAVILION.
See Photograj>h refwod11ccd below.

Re/Jrod11c.:ed by />eri11i . . .-;iu11 OJ TH E H ALL. ·· GOUNTJ?Y Ul'E. "

O THE R DE SI GNS IN BLAC K, WHIT E, OR CO LOU RED MARB L ES QUO T ED ON APP LI CAT ION.
t ST IM ATES G IV Ei\J FO R EVER Y DESCRIPTION OF MARB L E DECORA TIV E W O RK

Quarri es and Works- CARRARA, Italy.

L?z.. Wl\bTON, GOODDY & Cl\Il?J?S, bimited. c6C\ ,

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 • • . ESTABLISHED 1821. • • •

J. WHITEHEAD & SONS, LTD.

Granite Merchants.
GRANITE FRONTS, COLUMNS, PILASTERSt
-
PEDESTALS, BASES, etc.

ESTIMATES GIVEN, inclusive ·or exclusive of Fixing, in Aberdeen,

Peterhead, Cornish, Norwegian, Swedish, Labrador, and other
Granites and Syenites, in 4.o different Colours.

TENDERS for Street Paving, Se~ts, Kerbing, Harbour and Dock Work
in any quantity, Stauncheons, Spur Stones, Gra_nite Rollers, and
all Work for which Granite is used. . . . •
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ABER.DEEN, WESTMINSTER., LAMBETH & PAR.IS.

Cbid Offict :

74, QOCHE5TER ROW, WE5TMIN5TER, 5.W.

J. WHITEHEAD & SONS, LIMITED, Granite Merchants and Manufacturers,
WESTMINSTER and ABERDEEN.
J. WHITEHEAD & SONS, LIMITED, Marble Manufacturers, Importers and Quarry Owners,
WESTMINSTER, CARRARA and PARIS.
 t¢1¢gram.s:
t¢1¢Pb0U¢$ :
"SCULPTORS," LONDON.
ESTABLISHED
"MASONRY." ABERDEEN.
"MARO," CARRARA. ... 1821. 178 WESTMINSTER. ·
1026 HOP.
894 ABERDEEN.
"NEUMEGEN," PARIS.

J. WHITEHEAD & SONS, LTD.

artistic an~ IDecorati"e
MARBLE MANUFACTURERS,
IMPORTERS AND QUARRY OWNERS,
Ecclesiastical, Monumental and Portrait -Sculptors.

Sole Owners of many New and Beautiful Decorative Marbles.

200 different Choice Coloured Marbles to select from.

INTERIORS. STAIRCASES. BALUSTRADES.

WALL LININGS. COLUMNS. PILASTERS.
BASES. . PEDESTALS. COUNTERS, &c.

Reredoses, Altars, Fonts, Pulpits, and Screens.

Mausoleums, Monuments, Tombs, Sculptured & Plain Tablets.
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STATUES, MEDALLIONS, RELIEFS AND PANELS,

FOUNTAINS AND CATTLE TROUGHS,
SUN.. DIALS,
And Every Description of Work suited to Sicilian, Statuary or Coloured Marble,
· Alabaster or Stone.
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WESTMINSTER, LAMBETH. ABERDEEN, CARRARA, AND PARIS.

Cbi~f OffiC¢ :
74, UOCHE.5TEU UOW, WE.5TMIN.5TE.U, .5.W.
Sec. CJ MllRBLE, STeNE, GRANITE, & SLATE M1\S0NRY. 107

T ELEPHONE- Telegrams -
No. 27. ESTABLISHED 1786. . " ROOFING, BRISTOL."

TEMPLE, RooERS&Co.
:Suilder~· j)2ercfianfs (j)2attufaduring,)
IMPORTERS OF SL.A.TE .A.ND MARBLE,~

CANON'S MARSH, BRISTOL.

MANUFACTURERS OF

ENAMELLED SLATE & MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES

'gaemoriaC '@'.aBCefr• & ~~1ouumeutar ~e$igu$.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SLATE AND MARBLE WORK EXECUTED·
MAKERS 8F f>LASTER 0f f>ARIS.
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IMPORTERS OF ROOFING SLATES.
Quotations given for tlte following Slates in Trttcl~ Loads, of 4 Tons and upwards, to any Goods Station in the Kiit{{dom,
PEN,~f{Yft, OINO~UlIC. ANO CA~f4H.~VON 13.R.NGO~,
PO~TffiAOOC, :PESTINIOG ANO l.tl.tF.lN.GOltl.tEN.
Westmoreland Green, Eureka Green, Whitland Abbey Green.
Sole Consignees for West and South of England for the Celebrated
CAR.BON BLUE ROOFING SL.A.TES.

TEMPLE. R0GERS & CO.,

Works and Show Rooms: CANON'S MARSH, BRISTOL.
Five Minutes' Walk from St. :J.11gustine's Bridge,
108 M0S1U@S. [Sec. C
Contractors to H. M. Government.

GEARY, WALKER & CO.

M©SAie ~
TERR1\ZZ0.
.Roman Marble Mosaic
From 15s. per yard super.

Venetian Marble Mosaic

and Terrazzo
Fro:rq. 63. 6d. per yard super.
Special Sketches and Estimates sent on receipt of plan.
\
Manufacturers of WOOD-BLOCK FLOORING; the patent
"ANHYDROUS" Flooring; PARQUETRY, E~c .
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Mansion House Chambers,
11, Queen Victoria Street, LONDON, E.C.
For WOOD BLOCKS, PARQUET, &c., see page 120.
Sec. CJ M0S1\H.~S. 109

MARBLE MOSAIC PAVING (Romau and Venetian).

Manufacturers of
Architectural Concrete Work,
5tairca.se.s, and fireproof Construction.
WORKS COVER THREE ACRES. GOLD MEDALS AWARDED.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to 1\rchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
110 [Sec. C

J. & H. PATTESON,
MARBLE WORKS,

OXFORD STREET, MANCHESTER.

Te!esr~blc: Addreu- Telepbone-
MANCHfl.5Tfl~"
'' PATIU0.1!11, E5TfJBLl5HED 1805. tto. 1ao1.

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IffiPO~TB~S of &nd WO~~B~S in Svetfy V&tTiety of

BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARBLE,

ALABASTER, GRANITE, & STONE.

ARCHITECTURAL WORK, Staircases, Balustrades, Columns, Reredoses, Fonts, Monuments, &c.

MARBLE WALL LININGS AND PAVEMENTS AT THE SAME COST AS TILES.
eHIMNEY l?IE<.'?ES-the Largest Stock in the eountry.
_ _ _ _MmWMl.......,............ IW'*'*lltl.i _ __

ARCHITECTURAL AND ECCLESIASTICAL MODELLERS AND SCULPTORS.

l*I,........,....,.__________
llMlllllllttl~llllltmltlJ.lll"'""'llt!Mll*"'"'llll ..

Italian Marble Mosaic Pavements,

LAID BY THEIR OWN .STAFF OF ITALIAN WORKMEN •
•• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
MARBLE MOSAIC ADAMANT (a Superior Terrazzo Pavement),
Durable, Arti5tic, and lnexpen5ive. 5pecially recommended.
MARBLE MOSAIC ADAMANT is also made in TILES for FLOORS and WALLS, and can be fixed by ordinary
workmen. They are specially adapted for Export.
PRICES, f'rom 7/6 per square yard.

MARBLE AND MOSAIC WORKS EXECUTED AT THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT BUILDINGS:-

Royal Infirmary, Liverpool. A. W A'£ERHOUSE, Esq., R.A. The Crematorium, Manchester. Messrs. SALOMONS &
Truro Cathedral. J. L. PEARSON, E sq., R.A. STEINTHALL· .
Midland Railway Hotel, Bradford. C. TRUBSHAW, Esq. The University, Edinburgh. Dr. ROWAND ANDERSON.
St. James' Church, Bootle. c. HADFIELD, Esq. The Joint Stock Bank, Leeds. Messrs. AMBLER & BOWMAN.
The Harris Institute, Preston. J. RIBBER'£, Esq. The Yorkshire Penny Bank, Leeds. Messrs. PERKIN &
.The Cathedral, Manchester. J. S. CROWTHER, Esq. BULMER.
General Infirmary, Leeds. GEORGE CORSON, Esq. The Queen's and the Royal Hotels, Cardiff. J.P. JoN:!tS, Esq.
Dunstan Hall, Staffs. Messrs. GRAYSON & OULD. Art Gallery, Manchester. J. MURGATROYD, Esq.
Craig House Asylum, Edinburgh. Messrs. S. MITCHELJ, & Municipal Buildings, Sheffield. E.W. MOUNTFORD, Esq.
WILSON. National Portrait Gallery. EWAN CHRISTIAN, E sq.
Manchester & Liverpool District Bank. T. L. BARKER, Esq. Royal Infirmary, Derby. Messrs. YOUNG & HALL.
Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank, Manchester. Messrs. Lon don and Midland Bank, Bradford. JAMES L EDINGHAM,
HEATHCOTE & RAWLE. E sq.
Savoy Hotel, London. T. E . COLCUTT, Esq. Ma nch ester College, Oxford. Messrs. THOS. WORTHINGTON
Hotel Cecil, London. Messrs. PERRY & REED. & SON.
Slieve Donard Hotel, Belfast. Messrs. YOUNG & MACKENZIE. Infirmary, Paisley. T . G. ABERCROMBIE, Esq.
Mechanical Engineers' Institute, London. BASIL SLADE, Esq. County Offices, Wakefield. Messrs. GIBSON & RUSSELL·
University College Hospital, London. Messrs. A. WATER- St. Helen's, Dublin. Messrs. GRAYSON & OULD.
HOUSE & SON. Hotel Great Central, London. Col. R. W. Ems.

_.. DESIQNS AND ESTIMATES FREE ON APPL.IOATION • ..._

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5ee al.so 5ummary of Contents, page 1

Section D. ··
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Timber. Join:erg ,(Including wood ·Chimneg Pieces).

Parque1 and ·wood Block flooring.
,
wood ·c~rving. wood fencing.
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FIRMS REPRESENTED . IN TH[S SECTION .. ·. i

_PAGE PAGE
ACME Woop FLOORING Co., Lo. •• •• .•. u8, 119 NOAKES, E.G. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. II4
ART PAVRMENTS & DECORATIONS, Lo, (formerly De Grelle, OwEN , Jos& PH, & SoNs, Lo. .• • .. .• •, .. u3
Houd r et & Co. . ., •• .• r t6A, l 16B • P~RTRIDGE BROS. •. .. .. .. .. •• ll4
ASHWORTH, J,, & Co . .. , .. , .. .• 113 SMITH, JoNAs, & Cd. .. .. · .. .. .. •• ns
BROOKER, J . T. . . . .. .. .. .. .. 126A, r26s · TURPINS' Co. .• .. .. · .. . . - 12r
DEAN, R,. & SONS ·. . .. .. .. .. .. 125 WAKEHAM, W. G. .. . .. .. .. 113
GEARY,· WALKER & Co... .: .. .. 120 WARD, B., & Co., lo. . . .. .. .. .. 122, 123
GIBBARD, j. R.
.. .. .. .. .. · .. • .. II7 VilEsTMINiiTER PATl!NT FLOORING Co. .. 124
GIRLING, R. .. .. .. .. •. .. 113 , Vilooo CARVING Co, Lo •. .. 126
GOODALL, Ll)-MB & HEI<>HWAY, LD . R. E., & u6
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.. .. .. .. II4 WoRSLEY, Co. .. .. .. .. ..
LOCKHART, A, •• .. .' . ·· ·· ·· •· · IT 4

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lfsers of ''The Compe12djum~~ would

oblige by _mentio12in~ it as the source of
the1r jnformotio12 when commuificoting with
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the Fjrms represented herei120

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Sec. DJ TIMBER- J01NERY. 113
English and ESTABLISHED 1856. Timber Depots-
Foreign Timber, Liverpool,
Mahogany, and
Hardwoods.
JOHN ASHWORTH & GO., Hull, Fleetwood,
Preston,
Manchester.
Navvy Barrows,
English and foreign Timber Merchants,
Handspikes, Importers, Exporters, Manufacturers, ~c. Gates, Fencing
(Plain
Pick Handles,
Office, Retail Yard, and Factory- or Creosoted).
Tip Waggons,
Poling Boards, ROSSENDALE VALLEY SAW MILLS, WATERFOOT, MANCHESTER. Doors, Moulds,
Sleepers. Windows,
BUYERS OF ALL KINDS OF ROUND TIMBER FOR CASH. Electrical
Naves, Felloes, Casings.
Shafts, SPECIALITY- Turnery.
Dressed Spokes, Timber Sawn to Dimension for Contractors, Machinists,
and all Collieries, Railways, PL!blic Works, &c. Oak Sills,
Cart Materials. ENQUIRIES INVITED. LISTS FREE. (NAME "COMPENDIUM.'') Scantlin&", &c.

Telegraphic Addresses-" OWEN, LIVERPOOL." "BUCHBRON, LONDON."

JOSEPH OWEN & SONS, LIMITED,

Timber Merchants, Importers and Manufacturers,
HOLD LARGE STOCKS AS UNDER;
WHOLE SALE. DRY WOOD.
Ploorlng Boards, Spruce, Pine and Red Deals. Mahogany, Walnut, Cedar, Wainscot and American Quartered Oak.
Yellow Pine, Pitch Pine and 11\emel Logs. Birch, American Ash, Canary Whitewood, Figured Pitch Pine.
Mahogany, Walnut, Canary, Whitewood, Oak, As h . Yellow and Red P ine, Pitch Pine, Sycamore.
Birch and Hickory Logs, Oak Wa gon Planks.
SPOKES, FE l L OES , A ND NA,VES. L A N CE W OOD SHAFTS AND OTHER B E NT TIMBER .
Dry Ash Planks and Coach Body Wood. Doors, Windows, and all other Joinery.
SAWING , PLANING, BENDING AND STOVING .
Chief Office and l\Ianufactory: Stanley Saw Mills (Corner of Stanley Road and Melrose Road), Liverpool. T elephone :- Chief Offi ce, 387. Mnnufac lory, 2623.
Wholesale Office :- 166, R.egent Road, Liverpool. Telephone 2666. Re tail Ya rd ,- 67, St. Anne Street, Liverpool. Telephone 948. And at
LONDON: 199a, High Street, Borough. Telephone n H op. MANCH E STER: 21 , Grosvenor Street , C.O.M. T elephone 1787.
And Sa w Mills, Grey Mare Lane, Openshaw. Telephone 3919.
LEEDS: Hunslet Lane. Telephone 1J50. TUNSTALL, STAFFS. : Brownhills Saw Mills. Telephone sso.
Timber Depots :-Gars ton . Fleetwood, Preston .

The "EAGLE" STEAMJOINERYWORKS,

W. G. WAKEHAM,
Proprietor. PLYMOUTH. Telegrams:
" MOULD.INGS, PLYMOUTH. "

Doors, Windo'w s, Stairs, Shop FrontsJ and Public House Fittings.

ARCHITECTS' SPECIAL DESIGNS AJNO~N~~~~vw~~~c~~6'~~E~.F
The Largest & most Improved Plant of PATENT MACHINERY in the West of England.
ANNUAL OUTPUT OVER 400 TONS. ESTIMATES FREE .
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dOINEllY .SE.NT TO .flLL DAllT5 BY llAIL Oil WATEQ.

ROBERT GIRLING,
Joinerg· Manu1ac1urer i Merchant,
I, WELLINGTON STREET, IPSWICH.
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Telephone No. 124, Telegraphic Address- " ROBERT GIRLING, IPSWICH .''
114 J0INERY. [Sec. D
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ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FOR 1901 OF

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STAIRCASES, JOINERY,
PARQUETRY AND WOOD-BLOCK FLOORING,
Sent free to Architects, Contractors and the Trade upon application to

GOODALL,, LAMB, & HEIGHWAY, LD.,

LOWER BROUGHTON, MANCHESTER.
Telephones 683 and 561, Telearams, "PARQUETRY, MANCHESTER."

ALFRED LOCKHART,
Joinery Works, Sawing and Moulding Mills,
NEW B~RNET. lllllLILtll\lll l ll l'l ll ll l ll lUIUllllUl ll l ll lUl111!11Ul lt l ll l lllflllllllll 11Ul ll l ll l ll l llllll ll lUIJllll l ll l Ul ll l ll lUllllll l Ul ll l lllHlllltJl ll l ll l 1111 11UllllllllJllll ll l lll llllllUlllllll llllll r

t.JOINEQY WORK executed to order, and 1\rchitects' Designs.

.WOOD TUJ1NEJ1Y of all descriptions. E5TIMflTE5 given for all kinds of Jo:nery Work.
Telephone-No. 5 BARNET. Teleii:raphlc Address-" LOCKHAR'I', NEW BARNET."

E. -G. ,NO HK ES. • • • •

murn.et: anb
Qa1u.er,
STEllM J0INERY W0RKS,
~WEST STREET, EASTBOURNE.~
?(igq-class Square&.1found "Curniqga speciality, ?(anarai/s, &.c.
ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST ON
APPLICATION · '\
* ARCHITECTS' OESIONS RECEIVE CAR.EPUL
ATTE NTION.

p~ -- ~taircase and -~

Down 5 t.Joinery Work5, ~1 • f'{andrail

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FRONT, BAR. AN8 BANK
Architects' Designs carefully
executed.
FITTERS.
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tar' ESTIMATES FREE.
Sec. DJ JCINERY. H5

.J"<>~~S S:J..VII~.-. &-> Ce>.~

TIMBER MERCHANTS AND IMPORTERS. DRY STOCKS HELD.
~ • • Manufacturer.s of • • •
MOULDINGS. DOORS, WINDOWS, HANDRAILS, NEWELS, BALUSTERS,
Mantels, Overmantels, Bank, Church, an~ Of'Hce Fittin&s, &c.
SPECIALITlEs- BEST PINE MOULDINGS. HIGH CLASS JOINERY.
Jfii1"' Special attention l(iven to Architeote' Deelcne. . . .

BELVEDERE ROAD, LAMBETH, LONDON, S.E.

RODING WHA.B..F, BARKING, ESSEX i 2, YORK BUILDINGS, DALE srREET, LIV.ER.POOL i
And 24 BIDE, NEWOASTLE-ON-TYNE .
T~ t e1rame , " MOULDING, LONDON ," " P!NETREE, LIVERPOOL." Lon.ion Telephone, No. 8111> "Ho 1>"
PRIOE LISTS AND ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. BarklnC Telephone, No. "42 Barklna . Llve~poe>I r •!•phone, 1<0. Cl,821.

Co~. ~OM. I
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Gray's Inn Joinery .Works,

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HENRY ST., GRAY'S INN ROAD, W.C.
(Neap THE HOLBORN TOWN HALL.)

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HIGH~CLASS JOINERYB
_JOINERS' WORK OF ALL O.ESCRIPTIDNS
.._.; ,TO ORDER,.....,.
AND TO ARCHITECTS' SPECIAL DESIGNS.

ST~IRCA:SES. H~NDR):tlLS.
T ...phone, 188 HOLBORN.
 Section D - PARQUETRY AND WOOD BLOCK FLOORS.

TE LE GRA MS : "ORANULEMOS, LONDON." TELEPI-IO~E : No. 1704, ttOLBORN.

THE ART.PAVEMENTS~& DECORATIONS blMITED, FOR.MER.LY

DEGRELLE, HOUDRET, & Co.

7, EMERALD STREET,
THEOBALDS Ro..
LOiiDOii. W.C.
ALSO AT

70, BATH STREET,

GLASGOW.
AN D

36, GEORGE'S QUAY,

DUBLIN.
V IEW IN STOCK ROOM .

WOOD BLOCK FLOORING.

PRICES LAID COMPLETE IN LONDON.
IN HARD SETTING BITUME, PER YARD SUPER.

Thi c kn ess I l "

I 1,\-' I 1 w- I H"I 2"
Deal ...
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I 5/1 I - I 5/4 1 5/10
Pitch Pine I - I 5/3 I 5/6 I 5/10 I --·

Oak ...
···I 9/-
I I 10/3 I _,
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Teak ... j 9/6
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Maple
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I 7/6 I I 8/3 1
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THE WORK PLAN E D OFF AND LEFT CL EAN. PART OF STO C K ROOM
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PRICE LIST"' PAR QUET FLOORS.

Per Foot Super. FILLINGS. Free Delivered London.
Numbe1• ·· j 1
I 2
I I
3
I
4
I
5
I
ti
I
'7 8
I 9
II
10 1 11
I I
12
14 1 1 5 13
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16
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17 18
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:}- In ch ... ···I3 ~ cl . I 31a. 1 7d . I 7Y1. I 7&cl. I 9ll. 1 13~ cl . I 6Jcl. I 9d. 17 ~ci. I 9d. j 9cl . ~3bd. 1 17'; cl. 1 13~cl. I 9cl. jt 3~cl. j 17 ~'cl.
1

1 Inch . ·I 7cl. I I
7d. 10cl. , 11tcl.111+c1.114}cl .l 17N ·1 1ocl. 114}cl. 111 fcl. 1 14i;d. 114 ~ cl. r
:cl. 122 &cl. ,17;/cl. l H&cl . , 171cl . 1 22~cl.

Per Foot Super. BORDERS. Free Delivered London.

c E F H
Numbe r ... I A
I B
I I I D
I I I I G I
I I J
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I 31cl . ' 7cl. I 14 ~ rl. I 13 ~cl. , 15~d. I 14~cl. I 1 15 ,)cl. I 14 ~ <1. 9d. 141<1. I Hkd. 1 1s1cl. 1 1s~cl. I
J 22 ~ d.

1 In ch . ... I 6!,cl. I S:tcl. I 2oci. I 19ll. I 211a. I 2oa . I 20cl . I 2f1cl. j 14~ d. , 2oci. I 20d. I 21,1cl. I 21~ cl. I 28d.
·;1H:: above. pri ces are quoted fo r wor k lo be e x.ec n~ed in London. FIXING.
l ~ l WC? rk Ill th e Country, add J.'ares or :rvre11 , Carnage, etc .
Ptepnnn g Sub. fl oor , if n ecessary , to he c ha rged extr a .

A .:::.TOCK OF ioo,ooo FEET IS KEPT AT THIS ADDRESS OF

,.J-lnch
l Inch
. I 6cl. p er F oot SupeL , in cluding \/./ax Poli sh .
. j 7d. pe r F oot Stq: cr., iu clncl ing \Vax P o li sh.
I
Nos. 1
•
2
• 3, 4. s. 6, 15, 16, and BORDERS A, B, D, F, G, I.
FOR DESIGNS SEE OTHER SIDE.

See also Section j: A - TILES, '[and J_ Section C - MARBLE, MOSAIC and GRANITE.
 'TitE-li&TPCIVEMENTS ~JJECORtITIONS fTD. TELEPH~NE:-
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TELEGRAPHIC
ADDRESS - 1704
7·EMERALD ST· THEOBALDS Ro. FORMERLY MOLBORN
"'GRANULEMOS. LONDON" LONDON ·W·C DE· GRELLE·IiOUDRET ·& ·C 0

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Sec. DJ\.-: J?llRQUET llND ween BLeeK FLeeRING. 117

HE Best Wood Block Floors to=day are those prepared and laid by
T J. .R. GIBBARD, with his Patent Steel Dowels. There is no
weakening of the blocks by sawmkerfs or grooves for tongues; no creaking
or loose Blocks. each Block has its individual bearing on the Cement
bed, is securely dowelled into four others, and by an adhesive
composition .solidly held to the Cement floated surface, making a
· thoroqghly firm and absolutely reliable floor.
Prices quoted for floors of any size, in any wood; or for Blocks only,
or for Patent Dowels. Instructions supplied for fixing the Patent Dowels
in an expeditious manner.

J. .JK..• . ~I El'DA.::EC. I•~

·If Ulood 131oek p1oott manufaetuttett, tt-
ST. SIDWELL'S, EXETER.
'118 VRRQUET RNO weeo BL0eK FLt)0RING •. [Sec. D

W~ ..:.DUFFY'S .PATENT
"IMMOVABLE ·ACME WOOD BLOCK FLOORING.
''

THE PERFECT FLOORING FOR ALL PURPOSES. THOROUGHLY

SEASONED TIMBER GUARANTEED, AND CAN BE SUPPLIED

IN VARIOUS QUALITIES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF WOOD AT

PRICES TO SUIT EVERY REQUIREMENT.

Laid at OSBORNE HOUSE, ISLE OF WIGHT, for the ROYAL FAMILY.

AROMDEL CASTLE, the Residence of His Grace THE DUKE OF NORFOLK, K.G., P.C., Earl Marshal.
--ADOPTED BY--
THE WAR OFFICE-Laid at Ordnance Stores, Mobilization Stores, Torpedo Stores, Drill Sheds, Artillery Grounds,
Barrack Rooms, &c., &c.
THE ADMIRALTY-DOCK YARDS: Chatham, Devonport, Portsmouth, Sheerness, &c.
H ..M. Offices of Works, London, Dublin; Patent Office, London ; Chief Post Office; Parcel Post Office; Tel~graph Offices,
London; and numerous Metropolitau, Suburban and Proviucial Post Offices. ·
-Numerous Cathedrals, Churches, and other places of Public Worship in the United King<lom.
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL-Chief Offices, Fire Stations, Gymnasia, &c., &c.
Corporations of City of London, Dublin, Portsmouth, Brighton, &c.
'. . '
School Board for London and other Metropolitan, Suburban and Provincial Board Schools-over 12,CXJO Schools.
The Baµk of England and 'n umerous other London and Provincial. Banks, Assuranct: Offices, &c., &c.

HIGHEST AWARDS AT THE FOLLOWING EXHIBITIONS:

International Exhibition, Paris, Building Trades' Exhibition, Sheffield. H ealth Exhibition, York. •
Inventions ,, Londo ti. International 'L iverpool. Sanitary Institute of Great Britain.
Society of Architects, ,. ,. ,, Edinburgh. International Exhibition, Saltaire.
International' Exhibition, iRoyal Polytechnic ,, Falmouth. ,, ,, Newcastl'e-on-
Glasgow. Architectural & Ruilding ., London. Tyne. , .,
Mi<ll'and Trades au<l Iudustrial E xhibition, Leicester.

11
4;;'.e:::. Ei~s~':;.-;;. Full particulars and Prices on application to the Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers,
· Teteirrams-
' ' Dowelled, London."

THE·· ACME WOOD FLOORING Co., LTD.

Chi8f Ofilces & Works~GAINSBOROUGH ROAD, VICTORIA PARK, LONDON, N.E.
 J>1\RQUET 1\ND ween BL0<2K FLe0RING. 119
Sec. DJ ·

W. DUFFY'S PATENT
"IMMOVABLE-ACM.E"
WOOD BLOCK FLOORING.
THE PERFECT FLOORING FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Eight Gold Medals, four Silver, two Bronze Medals, & Certificate of Sanitary Institute of Great Britain.

INDESTRUCTIBLE, PERFECTLY SOLID, NOISELESS, AND WARM.

The most Efficient and Econom ical Floor in the Market.
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_Possessing complete Sanitary Advantages of Imperviousness to Vermin, Dirt, Damp, Drau~hts, &c.
ADHESIVE }
COMPOSITION .__
rLOA.TING or
CEMENT-

CEMENT C:ONCR6TE

Transverse 8eotlon of W. Duffy 's P atent "Immovable-Acme " system ef Woo<: tllock, Flooring• .

Plan Surface View sbowing t be position of bonding Plan View, joints ltft open to show melhod of Dowelling.
blocks (m arked A) to whioh the s11rerpose d floo ring is secured .
The wear sustain ed in a Public Establish m en t lik e ih e Gaiety Buffet, Strand, wh ere it is laid, is th e very highest
recorulll end ation; here it is truly test ed in every possibl e way by heat, wet , h eavy and const an t traffi c, yet its appearance
to-da y ,is quite as good as th e clay it was laid, and we r espectfully beg Architects' ~peci al atte ntion t o this F loor.
The preparation of the wood is a most care ful operation, both as regard s seasonin g and m anu fa cture. By th e well-
~ x pl a!n ".! d sys tem of dowellin g, each block is fas tened to th e neigh bourin g bl ock s, and by th e perfect securing to
oundat1011 , loose ness or di slocati on of the bl ocks becom es impossible.
'
Telephone Noto ,
' 3 3· ~34. ';aste;~. Full particulars and prices on application to the Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, "o, :~\1!d~r:;;don .

THE ACME WOOD FLOORING Co., LTD.,

Cbief omces & Works-GAINSBOROUGH ROAD, VICTORIA PARK, LONDON, N.E.
120 P1\RQUET 1\ND W00D BL0eK ·FL00RING. [Sec. D
Contractors to H. M. Government.

ood=Block
Flooring.
Ordinary Dovetail, and · solid-Tongued Sec~ion.
DEAL, PITCH-PINE, MAPLE, OAK, TEAK, &c., &o.

PARQUET MOSAIC

-·FLOORING

Parquet
Flooring.
l in., ~ in., & 1in. Thick- From 1Od. per foot super. Fixed Complete and Polished.
For Designs and Prices see Section D, "Architects' Compendium."
For MOSAIC, see pagt= 108.
 TURPIN'S WOOD BLOCK FLOORS : OAK, TEAK, MAPLE, PITCH-PINE, .
DEAL, ANTISEPTIC BEECH. -a (fl
Speciality : SOLID TONGUED INTERLOCKING BLOCKS, RENDERING FLOOR ABSOLUTELY IMMOVABLE.
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PRICE.~tQfCOMPLETE IN SPECIAL MJl.STIC COMPOSITION, FOR
QUANTITIES OF 50 SQ. YARDS AND UPWAR~S, ON READY
PROVIDED CEMENT FLOATED CCNCl\ETE.
Nomina l Thickne ss.
in. z! in. 2 ia.
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exceptin rr F , G, H at
per Squa~e Y ard
Maple .• - 7/6
6/- I
6/9 . 1K\ ~ :Z 5~
' .. P it ch Pine..
D eal ..
-
- 5/6 6/3 1~J · ms g-
BORD ER!" .-Add l d. per foot sup er extre for any P attern, except t1 ~~
L, J\II, and 0, fo r which add 2d. extra
SOLID TONGUED " INTERLOCKING " FLOORING.-Add 9d. per
yard ex tra for any Pattern.
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Large Stocks held - Oak, Maple, and other Woods- ready for Laying.
....• .....
SFE CIAL L UM P-S UM ESTIMAT ES ON R ECEIPT OF PL A NS AND PARTIC U LARS. " IN T ER LOCKING" PAT TERN,,
f:STABLIS~El:> 1366.
122 :. pJ\RQUET 1\ND W00D BL0eK FL00RING. [Sec. D

ARCHITECTS' OWN DESIGNS CARRIED OUT.

WORK FINISHED IN THE BEST POSSIBLE MANNER.

~· SOLE PROPRIETORS AND MANUFAOTURERS: ~

~ PATENT PERFECTED SYSTEM OF ~
J'WOOD BLOCK FLOORING.~
~ ·~ · HIGH-CLASS PARQUETRY. ~
..,>
CHARTERiS--~f TONGi.EY-PATENTS
•

Adopted by Her Majest y's Government, London Schooi Boa rd, and many lead i ng Architects.
ABSOLUTELY IMMOVEABLE,
Excep t under our Special "B" System (see opposi te P age), whi ch is th e only on e i n t h e m arket th at all ows for
ready inspec tion of concealed pipes, &c., o r re newal of worn blocks i n corridors, aisles, &c., 'W ITHO UT disturhing
th e r em ain de r of th e fl ooring.
Sole Licensee and Manufacturer for America: J. G. WILSON, 74, West Twenty-Third Street, New Yo rk.
CAUTION.-A LL other so-called I N TERLO CKI NG Systems in tJ. M ER lC A n t~ I NFRINGEMENTS of CH ART ERI S' P ATENT

B. WARD & CO.'S \ SELF·KEYED WOOD BLOCK FIOORING.

PATENT
B. WARD & CO.'S PATENT SElF-KEYED WOOD BLOCK PAVING.
PATENT GROOVED & CHANNELLED GRANITE CONCRETE PAVING
FOR ST ABLES, &c.
JOINTLESS IMPERVIOUS ECONOMICAL.
FIREPROOF FLOORS. FIREPROOF STAIRCASES.
GRANITE CONCRETE PAV ING for A LL PURPOSES. ARTIFICIAL STO N EWORK, .
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TVR ! TR FON C/17'//l,OG'{ 'J<; / /NJJ S PE CJA LTTIES.

B. WARD &Co. '

LTD. '
38 ~ 39, P~itL~.~MENT STREET.
7elepho11e 1 40 TVEST. 7e1Pg mms: "'J'UF.<, LON/JO , :·

Branches at G LASGOW, CARDIFF, LEICESTER , PA RIS, & NEW YORK .

Works at PECKHAM, WEST~INSTER, KENTISH TOWN WHARF, PAISLEY, &. ORLEANS, U.S.A.
Sec. DJ P1\RQUET 1\ND ween BLeeK FLeeRING. 123

EC.. L"tid..,
Proprietors and Manufacturers of
THE PA'l'EN'l' "p ER F ECT ED" SYSTEM OF

WOOD BLOCK FLOORING.

CHARTER IS & LONGLEY.
AMONG THE ADVANTAGES CLAIMED FOR THIS SYSTEM ARE THE FOLLOWING:-
r.-Tts en tire simplicity. 2.-Absolute ri g idity under any circumstances. 3.-Adaptable in blocks of any size, and in any wood.
4. - Great variety of patterns possibk. J · -F ~ ?ec i ally suitecl to large areas, basements, schools, corridor.•, &c. 6.-Affords
beautiful smooth surface for dancing a nd other purposes. 7. - Sauitary, noiseless, darup -proof, rot-proof and fire -resis ting.
MOREOVER IT IS CLAIMED TO POSSESS SEVERAL IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES OVER ANY OF
THE SYSTEMS AT PRESENT IN VOGUE.
a.-No loose tongues or dowels to be left out by can Jess or inefficient workmen.
b.- Laid as_ easily as tbe old-fashioned square-block flooring.
c.-Imposs1ble to move any single block when once in position, except under our special systeru, adapted for hot-air,
gas, water and other pipes, and herea,fter to be described (ser- e).
d.-Firmly held to th e substructure by rueans of our specially prepared Mastic Corupositiou, which effect ually holds
the blocks under very high temperatures; it never becomes brittle; it b as a n atural affinity for all kinds of woods, and
adheres equally well to concrete.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

SPECIAL "B" SYSTEM.

e.-Surmounts a difficulty long experienced by Architects, viz. : that of obtaining easy access to hot-air , gas, water,
and other pipes, for the purpose of repairs, &c., without destroying or iujurinog ihe main floor, as will be seen by reference tv
the following sketch.

B B

A
B
CJ
· A is the channel in which is laid all pipi ng; Bare wood curbs, tu which are screwed the move able borderR C. Th ef'e
borders effectwally secure blocks D, and by si mply unscrewing and removiJJg one of the said borders, the bloc ks forming
the cover to channel A are easily lifted . Repai rs ba,,ing been efft>ct ed, t h e blocks are replaced , the borders rescrewed, and
t be floor nindered as perfect as before .
THOUSANDS OF YARDS LAID
~n Banks, Barracks, Churches, Colleges, Hospitals, Mansions, Mission Halls, Offices, Public Buildings,
c 11 ools, .Shops, Show Rooms, Railway Stations, &c.

LISTS AND FULL PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION TO

B. WARD & Co. LTD. Head Office: 38 & 39, PARLIAMENT STREET.
TeleP'/lone No. 140 West. ' Telegrams: "TUFA, LONDON ."
Branches at GlaS2'0W, Cardiff, Leicester, Paris and New York.
Works at PECKHAM, WESTMINSTER, KENTISH TOWN WHARF, PAISLEY and ORLEANS, U.S. A.
124 V1\RQUBT 1\ND W00D BL0l'!K FL00RING. lSec. D

WESTMINSTER PATENT FLOORING Co.,

113b, Lot's Road, CHELSEA, Corner of 537; KING'S ROAD, LONDON, S.W.
(Removed f'rom 18, Abingdon Street, Westminster.)
ES'l'ABLISHED 1888.
OFFICES, SHOW=ROOMS, WHARF (with Inlet from Thames), and MILLS, with Large Drying
Rooms, Special Machinery, and Large Dry Stores 9 fitted with Hot=Water Circulation.
(Close to CHJH,SEA S'l'A'l'!ON, W. Loudon Railway, from Waterloo, Clapham J unct ion, or Addison Road , K ensin g ton; or by
' Bus from Sloane Square, South Kensington, Earl's Court, or ·WAI.HAM GREEN S'l'A'l'IONS on District Railway.)
Telegraphic Address- " POLITENESS, LONDON." Telephone- No. 867, KENSINGTO~ .

F0R n1l1HSTRATE8 f:>L ATES ANB f:>R Ices' Af:>f:>l1Y BY f:>0ST. .

SPECIALITIES. MANUFACTURES.
PATENT DISC-KEY MOSAIC,
BLOCK FLOORS MARBLE & CERAMIC
(On Concrete), Large Stock,
Special Machinery,
R ecomm en ded for all good Own Workm en.
work. GRANITO, VENETIAN TRAZZO, AND
- - ROMAN. - -
CHEAP ORDINARY F rom 7/6 per yard super .
BLOCK FLOORS For Hal ls, Passages, and
(Laid in Mastic). C o nservatories.

SPECIAL MARBLE TILING.

ORNA MENTAL Quantities always in Stock .
-BLOCK FLOORS.
HARDWOOD BOARD
1-in. SOLID FLOORS
PARQUET FLOORS lJ@"' FOR DANCING. ~
(~ecomm e nded) . Special Tongued J oint.

t -ln. THIN CARPET TEMPORARY PORTABLE

PARQUET FLOORS
(For Cov ering Ol d Floors).
PARQUET FLOORS
On Hire or Sale.
From 9~ d . per fo ot super, laid
complete a11,d Wax-Polish ed. \
T RENCH COVERS
I n Block F loors.
PORTABLE PARQUET
On Hire or Sale.
ROAD PAVING.
CORK PARQUET OR CARPET
FLOORS OF ALL KINDS. ASPHAL TE FLOORS
\
MAPLE BLOCKS and Boarded F loors. -We hold a large S tock ready p repared for Delivery and Laying.

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HARD CLOSE WOOD A'.l' SOF'l' WOOD PRICES.
4ilf" PRICE L IS'l' ON APPLICATION. ""a

SHEETS OF No. 2 , PARQUET \

DESIGNS ON No. 4 ' WOOD BL OCK FLOORS.
T No. 5, MOSAIC
APP~ICATION . No. 6, MARBLE TILE ;

Fm,· Definzie E stimates, send Trad11os or Plans, .full jartz'culars of Floor reqmred, and purpose or ust
of' R ooms, to save misunderstandi'n~ and E~"Ctras.
•
Sec. DJ Vl\RQUET 1\ND ween BLeeK FLeeRING. 125

RICHARD DEAN & SONS,

Wood Block Flooring
Manufacturers and Layers,
PLUMBE STREET TIMBER WORKS, BURNLEY.
Also Manufacturers of CHURCH FITTINGS, and all kinds
of ARCHITECTURAL JOINERS' WORK. HARDWOOD and
CA.BINET MOULDINGS a Speciality.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a va1~1able guide
to 1\rchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
126 we~D e1\RVING. [Sec. D
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Architectµral Carving of every description. Newels, Balusters, OverCloors, Moorish Fitments, &c.
'felecraphlc Addre. . ; "9ARVllllG81 BIRMINGHAM." Telephone 1 OIH ...
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!N SOLID BRITISH OAK

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J. T. BROOKER.
LATE

TAYLOR & BROOKER.

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SuRRE.Y E.NGl..ANO
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See _a-150 Summary of Cont~nt.s, page l. .

Section - E.
Iron
.
-and sreel-
.
consrruclioli. · tr~n Buildings, ic.
Metal work (Including Gates and Railings). castings,.ic.

FIRMS. REPRESENTED IN ·THIS SECTION.

--
· PAGE PAGE PAGE
AsToN 1 G., & SoN ;. I29 DREW-BE;R, PERKS & Co. '. . .. MORTON, FRANCIS, & Co ., Lo. .. I30
B:s:i:.L, P., & SoN · •• · •. • . - 128 Special position, 340, 34I NORTHWOOD, S . , & S,oN .. .• I36
BLACKWALL GALVANIZED IRON Co .• Lo. I 3 I GARDINER, SoNs & Co., Lo. • • . • . I35 ST. PANCRAS 1RoNWORK Co., Lo. 146, I47
BLAKELEY, E . F., & Co. ' •• • • 128 HAYWARD BROS. & E CKSTEIN, Lo . • • 145 WHILEY, G. M ... .. I36
CASTO N, G., & Co. •, · • . 134 HAYWARD, W., & SoNs, Lo . . • 138, I39 W1TCHELL & Co . .. 127
CoALBROOKDALE Co., Lo. •• i 37, 144 . HILL & SMITH . • . .. 140, 141 WRIGHT, G., ,& Co. . •• •. 148
DORMAN, LONG & . Co., Lo. •. •" MAIN, A. & J., & Co.; Lo. 13z,.I33,
Special position, 338, 339 142, I43

·w1TOHELL & .- 00., .

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Vulcan House, 56, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C.,
GENERAL ART METAL WORKERS : AND MANUFACTURERS.
)

AL TAR RAILS, BALCONIES, BAJ...USTRADING, , CASEMENTS & FRAMES,

CHANCEL SCREENS, HALL SCREENS, CRESTINGS, GRILLES,
PANELS, GATES, RAILINGS, DWARF WALL FENCES, LIFT ENCLOSURES.
STREET SIGNS.

Every Description of
WROUGHT IRON & ART METAL WORK for PUBLIC& PRIVATE BUILDINGS.
128 IRf'N 1\ND STEEL eeNSTRUeTI0N. [5ec. E

E. F. BLA,KELEY & Co.,

V.A.UXHALL IRON WORKS, LIVERPOOL.
' \ TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS-" CORRUGATED, LIVERPOOL." TELEPHONE NO. !il,81!6.

Iron Str ..clur11 !•,. Churches, Ch11p•ls, . .

' Schools, &c. GALVANIZED IRON
·~~,--,--~-.-:;----,;---"'l

Stores, Works,
. DWELLING
,.,
I HOUSES,
. ./-at. . Churches, Chapels,
. # I . . , SCHOOLS & MISSION
ROOMS.
POOF FOR MESSRS · Ml~NER'S SAFE CO . L TD .

Cricket and Tennia ,Pavlliona, Stables and Co,ach Houaea, H~y,

· Corn, a;,d Oo.ttle Sheds•
.
CHURCH AT COLWYN BAY,
IRON ROOF.5 AND BUILDIN0.5 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. ·
_.._._.._.._.."''""'1t111111lltflll111t11n•MH'4w1n1- . - - -----1.-iilt!WmtlnUIJUI '•t ••• · - "'

IRON ROOFS .f rom 5d. per square foot of' ground covered, .a na Iron Churche,a,
Halls, and House•· from 2/6 per square foot, FIXED BY OUR MEN.
RsTIMA'l'JtS ON' APPT.JCA'l'TQN F1ntJt

P. BEI.tl.t
GENERAL SMITHS, ENGINEERS, .
~~ SON,
ESTABLISHED 1857.
PITT STREET IRONWORKS,
AND IRONFOUNDERS. .E DINBURGH.
Rolled Iron and Steel Entrance Oates ,and
Beams, Zore Beams, ·
Railings, Cast and
Sandwich Plates, Rl!-if·
way Bars-, &c., in st(ick Wrought Iron, of every
in great · variety · description.
UNCL1MBABLE AND HORIZONTAL BAR-FENCING
IRON ROOFS. SPIRAL STAIRCASES. BRIDGES, DOORS,
ORNAMENTAL \ ,WROUGHT IRON WORK OF ALL KINDS.

I '
Art Workers in Cast and . Wrought Iron. a:i· ~

Telegraphic Address-

" IRONWORKS," EDINBURGH.

Sec. E] IR0N 1\NO STEEL eeNSTRUeTI0N. 129

14 We have on our Wharf a Large Stock of STEEL

JOISTS, CHANNELS, ANGLES, TEES, and FLITCH
PLATES for prompt delivery.

,. PROMPT DELIVERY GUARANTEED

BY OUR HAVING

OUR OWN - Foundry in London.

,, Pattern Shops ,,
Girder Yard
" "
Smith'sShops,&c. ,,
"
WROUGHT IRON AND
STE-EL ROOF PRINCIPALS AND GALVANIZED
CORRUGATED SHEETING ..
· ·:

TIE . . RODS, BOLTS. AND STRAPS.

SOLID CONCRETE FIREPROOF FLOORS~

WITH TERRA COTTA CASINGS,
To . PROTECT AND VENTILATE THE JOISTS.
Perfect protection from Fire to the Joists.
No discolouration i:o PlasteP caused by exposed Metal.

ADVANTAGES jl
No breaking away of Plaster or Concrete from underside of Joists.
No Wire Netting .to Joists necessary.
Space for the Joists to expand.

Eagle Wharf Rd., New North Rd.,

.G. ASTON &SON, LONDON, N.
180 IRE')N RND STEEL eeNSTRUeTIE')N. [Sec. E

FRANCIS MORTON &CO.,LTD.

CAST
VERTI -
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<•~~·~.~ cAff ~f~tt:E~R Ri.NIV[ ftf:OoL.
-CALLY
1

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CONTRACTORS TO !i.M. COVl::RNMl::.NT.

CAST IRON
LICHT&. HEAVY
CASTINGS.

TANKS.

13UILDERS IRON & STEEL

UP TO 25•FEET IN LENGTH. WORK.

CALV~ IRON HOUSES &. STOl'IES

FO.R HOME. AND ABROAD.

STEEL & W . I . FRAMED ROOFS AND

BUILDINCS •
ff
O~NAMENTAL
Ill RAILINQ
CATES .~M~
LON.DON oF'r-rcE-._ 17 v1ctoi:t1A S! WESTMINSTER s.w.
F I ELD CATES & UNCLIMBABLE
•ENc1Nc

lfsers ef "The Compendium'' would

ob/jge by .mentjonjn,_g jt as the source o.f'
thejr jnfarmatjon when commuI{jcatjng wjth
the fjrms .(_efresented herein.
Sec. EJ IRt)N BUILDINGS, &c. 131

BLACKWALL GALVANIZED IRON CO., LTD.

Offices-CORBET COURT, LONDON, E.C.
Work s- O R CHARD PLACE. BLACKWALL, E.

BEST GALVANIZED CORRUGATED AND

FLAT WORKING-UP SHEETS.

MAKERS OF (YOUNG'S PATENT)

HYGIENIC FLOUR &CORN .

BINS.

Contractors for the Erection of all Kinds of Iron

ROOFING & BUILDINGS.

Makers of"
IRON KEGS,
DRUMS
and
CANS.

Largest Plant and most Modern Appliances in the Trade for

GALVANIZING IRON TANKS, CISTERNS, PLATES, ANGLES, BARS, &c.,

OF EXTRA LENGTH AND BREADTH.
~132 IRE)N BUILDINGS, &c. [Sec. E

A. &. J. MAIN &. CO., LTD.,

STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS.
-~•'111111.___Manufacturers of'-fl/l//j-~

STEEL IRON and BUILDINGS and

ROOFS. SHEDDING.
i.
'• I . ~

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D esigro No. 470. - As e;-acted for Brighton Municipal Swimming Baths .

Steel and Iron l?rincip·a ls.

For PUBLIC HALLS, SWIMMING BATHS GYMNASJI JMS, ABATTOIRS, Etc.
A.<1 .. ,,.t~.i to carr'' S1ate. Tile . Clazed or Galvanised Iron Roofing .

NORTHERN LIGHT ROOFS,

Suitable for Weaving Mills Engineering Shops. Paper Mills, Printing Works ,
Steam Laundries, Etc , Etc.
,.

FIREPROOF FLOORS, COLUMNS, GJRDERS, DOORS. WINDOWS,

Estimates furnish ed for all STEEL and IRON flATERIAL used in BUILDING CONSTRUCTION.

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION.

1'9, ellNN0N STREET' L0ND0N, E.e.

<2LYDESD1\LE IR0N W0RKS, 1?0SSILP1\RK, GL1\SG0W.
Sec. E] IR0N SUlLDINGS, &c. 133"

STEEL AND IRON BUILDINGS. SUITABLE FOR

5torage and Dock Warehouses, Packing and Dying 5heds, Electric Light and Tramway .
.Stations, Car 5heds, Gas Works, &c.

ENCLOSED STORE No. 2070.

ENGINEERING SHOPS AND FACTORIES.

Bngine and Fitting Planned to Stand
Shops, the Vibration of
Buildings Heavy Machinery.
for Manufacturing
purposes.
COLUMNS TO FIX
Foundries,
IN CONCRETE
Rolling
WITHOUT BUILT
FOUNDATIONS.

No. 2221.

IRON ROOFS
AND SHEDS FOR FIREPROOF,
BREWERIES, WROUGHT IRON
CEMENT WORKS,
TANNERIES, THROUGHOUT.
ETC.
Complete Roofing Catalogues Post Free on Application.

A. &J. MAIN &Co., LTD., StrnctnralEngineers, I

49, CANNON STREET, LONDON, E.C.
CLYDESDALE l~ON WORKS, "'POSSILPARK, GLASGOW.

CON. COY. ]
 MET.1\L W0RK. [Sec. E

( R EG I STE R ED T RADE MARK ).

SPECIAL ISTS in all ki n ds of LATT ICE WORK.

Wrought Iron and Wirework for all purposes. Galvanized
Pattern 32 . Patter n 25.
Only made in Brass; can befi tted into Guards for Windo w s and Glass Roofs prepared a n d fixed. Suitable for P anels in W ood Framing. or
squar e brassfra meas shown, if desired. BUILDERS' WJR EWORK OF EVERY DESCR I PTION. can be fram ed in Angl e Iron, if desired .

"!

Pattern 4 9 . F ramed as Pattern 43. Pattern sc;. Framed as Pattern 43. Pat tern 6 1. Framed as P attern 43.

ORNAMENTAL METAL LATTICE \

FOR VENTILATING PANELS. GUARDS TO LIFTS, COVERS FOR HOT

WINDOW BLINDS, COUNTER SCREENS FOR OFFICES, DPOR
PANELS, ETC .. IN IRON, BRASS, OR COPPER. l WATER COILS, ETC., IN IRO~,. BRASS, OR GOPPER.

,,~ lddress: GEO.CASTON &Co., 29, Great Dover ,St., S.E.

1

r=

Special Designs' Designs .md

w orked out to Estimates
Architect s• prepared
on appli-
r eq u irements . cation.

Pattern 47. Framed as Patte.rn 4J.

oattern 24. Framed as Pattern 43-
Wreucht I ron Screen· 'or Bank Counter,
Lattice Work. Pattern 83.
 Sec. E] METllL weRK. 135

MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WROUGHT IRONWORK FOR THE BUILDING TRADE.

COMPLETE C .\TALOGUE SENT ON APPLICATION.
136 MET1\L ·w0RK. [Sec.- E
H' WO
MILK STO~1, . . ·.00 cf ...~~~:~na·
Works & Offices- Tetegrams-

-~
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Makers of ·
Columns, Stancheons,
o~
~. Gateo, Railings, in Wrought and Cast Iron.
V Inspection Covers and Frames. Stoves, &c., &c. -_,

IRON FOUNDERS,

PRICES

GEO. M. WHILEY,
Gold and Silver Beater,
(ESTABLISHED 1835.)

98, WHITFIELD STREET, .· TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON, W.

Specialite: "PURE FINE" GOLD , LEAF
(Guaranteed absolutely f"ree from alloy), . ·
As !\UPplied to H.M. Government, Albert Memorial, the Houses of Parliament,
Windsor Castle, British Museum, &c., &c.
·\ Gold Leaf in 30 different shades and qualities. Pure Platinum
:..J Leaf. t' Fine Copper Leaf. Imitation Gold Leaf, &c. Real Gold Powder.
· -,\Bronze ·Powd.e r. Pure Silver Leaf. Untarnishable White Metal Leaf".
Transferred Gold for Outside Work. &c. PRICES ON APPLICATION .

BUILD_el?S' ANNOUNC£~ENTS,
eQmmencing on .. page . 39.2 , ~bowing the class. of work various
Building .Fi_rms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to .Architects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings,. &c.
" Se.c. E] 61\TES, R1\ILINGS, 1\ND CTHER MET1\L W0RK. 137

The COALBROOKDALE COMPANY, Limited.

·1

THE COALBROOKDALE COMPANY, LIMITED,

Have recently designed and m ade for

Por the Prin cipal E ntrance t o

LILLESH1\LL H0USE,
SHR0:PSHIRE,
A S E T OF

WROUGHT IRON GATES AND RAI LINGS,

CONSISTING OF

One Pair of Carriage Gates, two Side Gates, with four

Pilasters supporting the Gates and La nt erns.
The w idth of the E ntrance is 56 ft., a nd th e h eight in centre 12 ft.

The accompanying I llustration t's taken from one of the Side Gates.

SPECIAL DESIGNS PREPARED. AND

EsT!MATES GIVEN UPON APPLI CATION .

A R CHITE CTS' DESI GNS CA REFULLY CARR!EJJ CT

MAK E RS OF

VEUANDAH5, POUCHE5, BALCONIE5,

5TArnCA5E5, COLUMN5, BAND 5TAND5,
UAILING5 and GATE5, in \\TQOUGHT r.n<l
CA5T IUON.
BUONZE METAL WOUK.
MANTELPI ECE5, QEG 15TEQ5, I G QATE5,
KITCHEN QtfNGE5, 5TOVE5, &c.,
and General Light Castings.

WORKS: COALBROOKl)ALE, R.S.O., SHROPSHIRE, Telegra111s-" DARBY, COAL BROOKDALE."

Addresses London Offices and Sh owrooms-

14.1, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, E.C.
\ Telegra 111 s-" SE VERNDALE, LONDON." Telephone }\T,J, 5783 BANK.
138 61\TES, R1\ILING5, 1\NO 0THER MET1\L W .O RK. [Sec. E

ESTABLISHED
1860.
Sec. E] 61\TES, R1\ILINGS, 1\ND 0T~~R_!"ET1\L W0RK . 139

ESTABLISHED
1860.
 140 Gi'\TES, R1\ILINGS, 1\ND 0THER MET1\L W0RK. [Sec. E

HILL & SMITH ' '

BRIERLEY HILL IRON WORKS, BRIERLEY Hill,
ST AFFORD SHIRE.
London Address: 118, QUEEN VICTORIA ST. Dublin Addres1 : 47, DAWSON &T.

MANUFACTURERS of" PREMIUM" CONTINUOUS IRON & STEEL FENCING, WIRE FENCING, UNCLIMBABLE RULING,
GA.TES, A.ND OTHER IRON WORK APPLICABLE TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF LANDED PROPERTY.

I [!!:
~ . '' i'
F-'OHC!JPl~ETREE GUAR~ S,
From 12/- each. PREMIUM CONTINUOUS BAR FENCE. From 216 per ya.rd. · l WROUGHT IRON TREE GUARDS.
From 10/- each.

IMPROVED GAST IRON

STRAINING PILLAR.
From 90/- each.

VILLA GATES AND RAILING.

CORRUGATED SHEE'! IRON AUTOMATIC UNCLIMBABtE RAILING FOR RAKING

FENCE & GATES TO MATCH. GROUND, AND GATES TO MATCH.
Prices on appli catinr>, Prices on application.

J..6
I I
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I
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\'''l'""l'%\\\l~"'~·\%~1'. ,.;,~~~~~~':fl.~~,\-~\\~---- '~-'$~'lo.~~~~

From' 4/11 pn yard. FIELD GATES. from 27/6 eaJh.

1/6 per gailon at W orks,

or 1/8 at most Rail way I·
Stations, in 9, r 8, 36
ga llon casks.
IRON SHEDS. ROOFS. BLACK VARNISH. KENNEL & POULTRY RAILINGS. WIRE NETTIN~.
CATALOGUES, PRICES, SPECIFICATIONS, AND DRAWINGS, SENT ON APPLICATION.
Per;oual Surveys of E states, &c. , made, and prnctiral advice given as lo the best Iron Work, &c. ,' to adopt. E nquirers sh ould specify the
approximate quantities required, as larger quantities ran be supplied at cheaper rates than'6mall lots.
~ To facilitate Reference replies, please mention this AdvertiEe::nent ~
'- Sec. EJ /' G1J:TES~ '·'R1\ILINGS, · 1\ND CTHER MET1\L WCRK. 141

LONDON- l DUBLIN -
. ~
118, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., E.C. 47, DAWSON STREET. '· . Makers of
Makers of
·GATES, BAND·
RAILINGS, STANDS,
TOMBRAILS1 VERANDAHS,
ALTAR PORCHES,
RAILS, COVERED
tECTERNS, WAYS,
SAS BALUSTERS,
STANDARDS,
STAIR·
PENDANTS CASES,
AN D

BRACKETS. NEWELS,
PULPIT BALCONIES,
RAILS, COLUMNS,
PULPIT SPANDRILS,
LIGHTS,
SCREENS, CRESTINGS,
HINGES, FINIALS,
LATCHES, VANES,
SIGNS. LAMPS•

. .•

;(~111 ··~·'k=!~ , .,11:::;;;

11
.~!£ ifrlllll!!'' ·'.]P'::":..
TOMS RAILINC,. J~l.
. .S HOP, OOOR . GRll.LE:S N° ~
11 ·~ ~JNDOWV ~<ORr~L[& . l'fo MATCH,
-~~ '

HILL l SMITH, ~'TAIR RAILINy ]J!'il . .

BRIERLEY HILL, STAFFORDSHIRE .
-. . J
142 G11TE5, R111LINGS, 1\ND 0THER MET11L WCRK. [Sec. E

A•.&; J.nlCAI~ .&; Ce>.~Ld.

Ornamental Wrought Iron Work. Architects' Designs Estimated for.
~ SPECIAL AND ORIGINAL DESIGNS PREPARED AND ESTIMATES SUBMITIED.
WR.OUGHT IR.ON ENTR.ANCE GATES. Width, between Piers, 11 ft.
Height, to Top of Pediment, 9 ft.
Design No. 6oOI.. Price. Gate, £38 toe. Pierv, per pair. £10.

C .L .\j ~

Wrought Iron Railing, as Desjgn, 3 ft. high .• per ft. 71

., ,. ,. 3 ft. 6 in. high ,, 7/6
Pilasters, 9 in. wide, as design, at 6 ft. apart,
each 3 ft. high, 24/• ; 3 ft . 6 in. high, 25/=

ENTRANCE GATES 1 RAILINGS 1 BALUSTRADES, Etc., Deeigned to suit every Style of Architecture.
PRICED CATALOGUE (ORNAMENTAL SECTION) FREE ON APPLICATION.

49 ' CAN NON ST REET' LON DON ' E"c"J AND CLYDESDALE IRON WORKS,
POSSILPARK, GLASGOW.
 Sec. E] 61\TES, Rl\ILINGS, 1\ND 0THER MET1\L W0RK. 143

A. & J. MAIN &

UNCLIM&llBLE COIUlUGATED 5HEET=ll10N fENCING j'.IND Gi'.1TE5.

Gate No. 719.

No. 716.-S uitable for Asylums, Hospitals, Doc ky -1 rd ~. Raceco urses. a nd enclosures where privacy is esse ntial. It is
u nclim bable, strong and durable, r·1.d not subj ect to derny or to being stole n for fire wood, as in the case of timber .
SPECI FICATION.-Galvanized Corrugated Sh eets, No. 24 gauge, ~errated along top ; P ai n tec'l Angle-iron Horizo ntals, Tee-
iron Stan da rds, fit ted with Main's Paten t "Two-w in g ed " Ea rth Plate, at 9 ft. apart, h avi ng Stay to each. The Sheets are
secured to Horizont als with special H oo k-bolts and Washers, t o t ake whi ch h oles are punch ed in Sheets when erectin g.
NOTE.-4 ft. 6 in. an d 5 ft. high h ave two Hori zontals; 6 ft. a nd 7 ft. hi gh , three Horizontals.
Sheeting of Heavier Gaug es ca n be a dop ted, if re quired, at proportionate pr ices.
FENCE. s. d. HAND GATES & PILLARS. DOUBLEGATES (10ft.wide)&PlLLARS.
4 fr. 6 i n. high, per yard . . 6 6 £5 ro o each . £10 o o each.
5 ,, 0 7 0 6 2 6 IO 15 0
6 ,, O . . 8 II 6 I2 O II 15 0
7 ,, 0 ,, 9 9 7 2 6 ?3 IO 0

MAIN'5 COQQUGATED 5TEEL DALE fENCI NG i'.IND GATE5.

Introduced as a Substitute for Wood, is Stronger, more Durable, and Cheaper.
T h is F encin g adapts itself readily, wh en bein g erected , to any gradients or cw ves. It can be m ade Poultry or R abbit
proof by placing the Pales sufficiently close.

No. 683.
No. 679.-T he above illustration repr ese nts th e usual for m of Steel Pale Fence for ge11eral r1q11ire111ents. It is readily
fixed, an y !za11dy labourer being able to erect it. The Pales are m ade of Steel. as p er Section below. All .the par ts are made up
into bundles re ady for fix ing, and in erecting ti:Je Standards an d H ori zo ntal Bars a re.first placed in position, anrl th e Pales then
bolted to tlte H orizontal B ars; in this way the Fence can be erected on any gradient or in any citrve \\ ithout difficulty
S PECIFICATION.-No. 679, Pales 3 in. apart, Daylight.
FEI\CE. s d. HAND GATES & PILLARS. DOUBLE GATES & PILLARS.
3 ft. 6 in . hig h. per yard . . 5 5 £2 IO o each . £5 5 o each.
3 "9 .. 5 7 2 IO 0 5 7 6
4 "0 ·,, .. 5 9 2 12 6 ,, .5 IO 0
4 " 6 .. 6 8 2 I5 0 5 I5 0
5 " 0 .. 7 2 3 I2 6 ,, 5 17 6
5 " 6 " . . 96 500 700
6 " 0 . . IO 1 5 IO O 7 IO 0

Manufacturer£ of every description of WROUGHT=IRON Railing and Fem;ing for Railways,

Public Parks, Cemeteries, Recreation Grounds, Private Parks, &.c. Wrought Iron Tree Guards,
Entrance Gates, &.c., &.c.
COMPLETE CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION.

A nd Clydesdale Iron Works,

49, CANNON ST., LONDON, E.G. Possilpark, GLASGOW.
144 MET1\L Wt)RK, e1\STJNGS, &c:
THE COALBROOKDALE COMPANY LIMITED.
COALBROOKDAL~ R.&O. i sHow 141, Queen Victoria Street,
WOR KS.
~ London, E.C.
SHROPSHIRE.
Telegrams - " DARBY. COAL BROOKDALE." I Telegrams:-" SEVEP. NDA T,F. T.f' N"DOV"

,, h
Sec. EJ MET.1\L W0RK, <..<?RSTINGS, &c. 145 .

Offices and Works:

187, 189, 191, & 193, UNION STREET,. BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E.
Telephon e : No. 193 HOP. 1'e!egrams : " H AYWARD BROTHERS, LONDON. "
New West E11d Slzowrooms, r6, J AMES S TREE7; HAYMARKE T, S.W.,
Opposite " H otel Carlton."

lfsers of 66
The · Compe12djz1n1)) woulcl
obfjge by mentjonjn_g it as the source of
thejr 1nfarmatjo12 when commu.qjcatjng wjth
the fjrms represented herejn.
146 METAL W0RK, '21\STINGS, &c. [Sec. E
\

THE

.ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK Co., Lo.,

Engineers and Ironfounders.
-----------------------------------··--

IRON
STAIRCASES.
Strai2ht or Spiral.

FIRE ESCAPE
STAIRCASE&,
to L.c.c. and other
requirements.

IRON ROOFS, FCOT BRIDGES, VERANDAHS, PORCHES, IRON DOORS, &c.

DESIGNS and ESTIMATES Furnished on Application.

General Wrought and Cast Iron Work.

LARGE SHOW ROOMS at

The St. PANCRAS IRON WORKS, St. Pancras Rd., London,N.W.

Telegrams: "EQUITATION, LONDON.' Telephone: 519 , KING'S CROSS .
Sec. E] MET1\L . W0RK, enSTINGS, &c. 147

~!1
:tfov
Oriel
148 [Sec. E_

1\rboui)

I "F7 re Eycc1 p~ -

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eATALeGUB.
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5ee also .Summary of Contents, page 1.

, '

Section F.
firepr901 · cons1ruc11on. Ftreprool Doors,: sates, · ic.
flreprool Ma1er1a1s.

FIRMS REPRESENTED lN THIS SECTION.

PAGE PAGE
ADAMANT Co., LP. . . r5r LUCAS, J.E. .. r59
ASTON, G., & SON . . r50 PRICE, GEo., Lo. .. 160
DOWSON, TAYLOR & Co," · · r53 RATNER SAFE Co., Lo ... .. r6r
GARDINER, SONS & Co. , LD. . . r5+-r57 ST. PANCRAS· IRON Wo,RK Co., Lo. .. •. 162
HAYWARD' BRbs . & Eq:sTEIN, Lo. .. r68 SKIDMOR,E , T., & SON •• .. r59 .
HOBBS, HART & C<'., LD. r58 TANN, JaHN .. 163
JoNES, F., & Co•.. 149 WHITFIELD, F ., & Co. 164- r67
KrnG, ]. A., & Co .. 152

Do not ,Warp. Do not Contract Damp. Supplied in Suitable Sizes.

THE :))Ni.Y' DURABLE SUBSTITUTE . FOR LATH AND PLASTER.

,· FlBROU6~~..s~~ils LABS;
'Telephone:
675 KING'S CROSS.
,·
.
. EDK JO' NES··&·co· KENTISH
'FlR .: . . ~
RYLAND ROAD,
. TOWN, N.W.
. . •
'.
'' SLAGWOOL.
Telegrams; . •·
LONDO~.·" . I

See also Section B, pages 77 and 78.

150 FIREPReeF eeNSTRUeTieN. [Sec. F

G. ASTON -& SON,

Eagle Wharf Road, New North Road, London, N~
Telepbo:¥te, 119. Dalston. Telegraphic Adciress: "INWROUGHT, LONDON."

(WORKS and O~FICES AS ABOVE.)

FOUNDERS AND IRON CONTRACTORS.

Columns and Stanch eons 1n Cast" Iron or Steel.
.
STEEL COMPOUND & RIVETTED PLATE GIRDERS.'

FIREPROOF AND VENTILATING FLOOR.

Lightest, Strongest & most Perfect. Ventilating System.

~NISHED FLOOA

LONGITUDINAL SECTION·.

TRANSVERSE .SECTION .SHOWING LINTELS AND AR.CH CENTR.EING IN POSITION.

TRANSVERSE .SECTION SHOWING FINISHED FLOOR..

This Flooring is constrnctecl with Steel Joists, Concrete Arches, and Terra Cotta Lintels. '
. T:be Lintels are designed in k\1Ch a maunei· that they completely encase and protect from fire the joists upon
whfah thev rest, and are so constructed as to form a continuous air c,h amber through the floor. ·
Thin corrugated curved iro_n placed ~et:"~en th~ :nebs of the Li. n~els, .serves as a permanent cen~reing, and
forms the c;oucrete into arches spnnging from JOtst to Joist, thereby ga1111ng the advantages of great stieugth and
extreme lightness; the bulb tops of the l,intels beiug embedded in the concrete, are by that means firmly fixed
anc1 held. - · ·
The weight is carried by the joist~ and concrete only! .the !,in tels simply serving as a fire-resisting covering
protecting the metal and concrete, and formrng a flat fire-clay cethng, ,keyed to receive plaster. ,
It is partly due to the circulation of air that we claim our sys~em t.o te absolutely fire-proof.
The minimum depth of the floo;r is 6 inches, and the dead weight 1s only 40 lbs. per foot super.
Sec. FJ FIREVR0{)F e{)NSTRUeTI{)N. 151

Telegrams: " Adamant, Birmingham." Registered Office a1£d Works : Birminl(ham.

'' Chromolith, Landolf ." London 0 lfice : go, Queen Stnet, Chea~sii.1,
" Range, Bristol." Stor1s: St. Pa11cr11s Sttition, L ondoK,
"AdamaKt, Newcastle-011-Tylfl." Mid. Ry. Co., 59, Victcri• Str11t, Eris'°'.
ADAMANT has received the Gold Medal of Excellence from the American Institute of New York, 1888
Also Gold Medal from the Great Exhibition, York, 1889; First-Class Bronze Medal, Birmingham, 1889 1898.

MANUFACTURERS OF ADAMANT._ PLASTER & CHROMOLITH, FOR WALLS, CEILINGS, & MOULDINB8,
ALSO BIRMINGHAM WATERPROOF CEMENT, SLABS FOR PUGGING AND FIBROUS WORK, ANO
FIREPROOF FLOORS AND CEILINGS.
~DAMA.NT The special advantages of ~sing this Plaster are :-It Driea Qulckly, it ii
la mixed with More Durable and Sanitary ~h~n com~on Plaster, neither shrinking, crackin1,
WATER ONLY. nor absorbmg germs of disease, and 1t 1s Easlly Applied by any good plasterer.

• THE ADAMANT CO. respectfully invite tlie notice ef Arcliitects and Builders to tlu following
S,pecialities, and will be pleased to sliow sucli work executed by tlienz if desi1ed :- ·
BRIT. OPAL is a substitute for glazed bricks or tiles. It can be finished in an y colour, aud is unquestionablywwe artistic
--1he effects being limitless- and !llOre durable, while the cost compa res in its favour. There are no llnsightly
jni11ts. it is n11~tQiirnble. eaoily r<"paired, may he washed without injury, and can be fixed by any intelligent workman.
FIBROUS PLASTER ENRICHED can be carried out to any design for Ceilings, Facias and Cornices, or fro.m our own
stock patterns.
FIBROUS SLABS as used throughout the New General
Hospital, Binniugbam, in th eir effective system of ventilation.
"GRANOLITHIC" used for staircases, cills, beads, either
moulded or plain, and for forming pavements, and floors,
specially suitable for stabling.
FIREPROOF ~LOORING (as shown ~n the two acaompany-
ing sketches) 1s a system of work which bas been subj ected
to very severe and practical tests, and we confidently assert
it is more fire-resisting, the simplest, strongest, and
lightest floor of the various systems in the m arket. It has
been adopted throughout the ~ew Ge_uer~l _Hospital,
Birmingham, and ma~y other km.dred m~tltubons .and
factories all over the kmgdom, and 1s exclusively specified
by many of our leading architects.
"BIRMINGHAM" WATERPROOF OEM ENT is well
adapted for Baths, Tanks, Perished Stone Work, and all
External Plastering. It is absolutely unaffected by heat or
water, and cau be stippled i~ various tints or polished to
a fine surface. It adheres to iron, wood, or stone.

fliiT" Estimates are given for all kinds of work named above, and experienced workmen are
sent out to instruct if required .
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PRICES AT WORKS. vG>\ AGENTS.~

No.• Adamant, for Wallo, weichs 165 lbs. per bae:; No. ""• or Lath, •:JO lbs.
per bai:; No. 1, 140 lbs. per bag. LONDON.-Office, go & 9r, Queen Street, Cheapside.
Wbeo orderinc state the kind required. BRISTOL.-}. J. CALCOTT, 3, Bristol Bridge, Bristol, Sole
Ao.A.M.A.N'r No. 2 Floating Coat (Walls) •• pcr,,bac ~ ~ Agent for West of Engl and and South Wales.
Do. 2x ,, " (Lath) s 0 BURTON.- J. C. STATON & Co., Shobnal Mills~ Burtou-
Po. J Setting ,, • · · • ., 011 -Trent, Sole Agents for Burton Pottery D1stnct.
Rou~h Stucco, or Stone Face S 0
11
Do. ,, 1 x u
Do. 11 1xx Cormce Backing .. . ·. - 2 9 MIDDLESBOROUGH. - HUTCHINSON BROS., G:-ange
Do. ,, •.A. .. ,, Finishing (pure White) •• ,, ~ 0
CM ROMOLITH •• Superfine Panan Face •· •• u 0
Road.
Ba11s charged 9d each · 8d allowed when retu rned in e:ood condition. NEWCASTLE - ON-TYNE.-JO~ . GREY,65, Northumber-
Terms : 2i per c~nt. for cash on receipL of goods. xi per cent. for cash on
1

l and Street.
10th of following month. . . .
Tints and Colours (to be stippled) accordwe to order. Prices given on DUBLI N. - ST E WART & WILLlAMS, 50,MiddleAbbey St.
application. · I
7-lb. Sample Bagi of any of the above materials sent free on reGc1pt of 1 6
P.0.0 . 0< Stamps.
For f1wtlle1 · i11jormatio1t appty the ll/a1111,gi11g Dirtctvr, JOHN WILKINSON, COJIKERCl.IL ST., BIRMINGH.lll.
Secrdary, REECE W. PALK. '

CON. COM. K
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MEDALS. HIOHESTAWAR~S ~T
FIRI'! TESTS . -e=

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r.a SAWN AND NAILED LIKE BOARDS.
Z ~ TESTED BY THE BRITISH FIRE PREVENTION COMMITTEE TO OVER 2000° Fht. "'Sa

- 1:,-._r:tem ively used for F ireproofing Staircases as required by London County Coztncil.
SEVERAL LAROE CONTRACTS GAINED IN OPEN COMPETITION WITH THE PRINCIPAL PARTITIONS ON ThlE MARKET.
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without intermediate supports. The Slabs are bQ.ililt up with gauged stuff, and the vertical CC
z ___ _ j~~~ts grouted with Plaster. Dado and Frieze Rails are nailed direct to Slabs. ..I

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NO FINISHING COAT OF PLASTER Rb.QUIRED.
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Q QUOTATIONS GIVEN FOR ANY QUANTITY OF WORK, FIXED AND FINISHED COMPLETE .
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QUEEN VICTORIA STREET,
e KinJ;l:~~~'L~~on. LONDON, E.C.
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. LL1 Works: HAYES, MIDDLESEX (on Grand Junction Canal).
C)! AGENTS-
" SCOTLAND- Stuart's Granolithic Stone Co., Ltd., 6, Torphichen Place, Edinburgh, and ~! London.
Counties of HEREFORD, STAFFORD, WORCESTER & WARWICK-
Ch~rJes A. Line, 18, Burlington Chambers, 118, New Street, Birmingham.
 Sec. F] FIREPR00F 000RS, 51\FES, &c. 153'

DOWSON. T~vLbR & Co,,

M.1\THER & PL.1\TT, Ltd., Proprietors.
F: N"' G- I . N"' "F'; F: :EC. S .
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MANUFACTURERS OF HINGED, FOLDING, SLIDING, & EVERY

DESCRIPTION OF FIREPROOF DOORS.
Sole Manufacturers of Patent Self-Closing

ARMOURED FIREPROOF DOORS.

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Ojjicially endorsed by t!ze FIRE OFFICES COJVIJVII'I''I'EE.

The Armoured Door is the only Sliding Fireproof Door accepted

by the Fire Offices Committee.

All Doors are care-

fully constructed Sunk Handles on
in our own Factory, all Sliding Doors,
and built only to and Double Oatcb
the Insurance Oom- workable from one
panieb' specification centre on all Hinged
and Folding Doors.
All Sliding Doors
fitted with Im- Improved Fittings
proved Ornamenta.l of Best Quality
Frictionless Pulley only used.
Hangers, except in
cases wh~~e the
headroom is limited, These Doors have
when straight b!l.ll proved their worth
bearing Hangers in many actual
are supplied . fires.

. ..............
WILL NOT BUCKLE.
LIGHTER & CHEAPER
TH.AN IRON DOORS.
Write for Illustrated Catalogue.
MANCHESTER: LONDON:
BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE. r4, VICTORIA STREET, S.W.
LEEDS: GLASGOW: BIRMINGHAM:
14, INFIRMARY ST. 75, BUCHANAN ST. r4, BURLINGTON CHAMBERS, NEW ST.
154 FIREI'Rt'>t'>F Dt'>t'>RS, S1\FES, &c. [Sec. F

GARDINER, SONS,& Co., Ltd ._,

Teleg-raplLic Address -
NELSON STREET &ALL SAINTS' IRON WORKS, BRISTOL. '' Gardsone, Br istol."

IRON WAREHOUSE DOORS.

w 1. W2.

Doors of !ain. plate closing on Angle Iron Frame, thus--

6 ft. 6 in £3 12 0
6 ft. 6 in. 4 0 6
6 ft. 6 in. 6 8 6
5 0

6 ft. o in. x 2 ft. o in., one leaf. .. £3 4 0

6 ft. 6 in . x 2 ft. 6 in. ,, 3 II 3
6 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. 6 in., twJ le<>ves 6 0 0
6 ft. 6 in. x 4 ft. o in. 6 4 6
6 ft. 6 in . x 5 ft. o in. 6 15 6
If with Angle Iron Rebates on Door, thus-

4J.L._. One ·leaf doors 29/ - each extra; two leaf doors, 4 2 /-each extra.
One leaf doors, 14/- each extra: two leaf doors, 26/- each extra. Above dimensions are sizes of doors. Openings should be 4 in.
Above prices include Hasp for Padlock or Bolt. I less iJl width and 2 in. less in height.
Unless otherwise ordered, th€Se rloors are sent with flat clJI to Box bandies to admit of doors being opened from either side,
let into floor, as shown on W 3. 2/- per hand!~ extra.
Two Leaf Doors have two bolts on the leaf closing first. Strong Tee Iron Straps on doors .in stead of fht, 16/6 per leaf extra.

Dt~COUNTS HD QUOTATIONS FOR Sf'ECIAL SIZES ON RECEIPT OF REQUIREMENTS.

FOR CASEMENTS AND SASHES, SEE SECTION L. COMPLETE CATALOGUE SENT ON APPLICATION.
 Sec. F] FIREPR00F 000RS, 51\FES, &c. 155

GARDINER, SONS, & Co., Ltd.,

NELSON STREET & ALL SAINTS' IRON WORKS, BRrSTOL. Telegraphic Address-
" Gardsons, Bristol ."

IRON · WAREHOUSE DOORS.

•

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Doors of i=in. Plate with ;J;= in. Panelling on one side, in clu-
Doors :tpin. Plate with i=in. ' ding Top Bar, C hannel Guide at bottom, and Hasp for Padlock,
Panelling, on one side in Rebated /~ 6 ft . 6 i.n. x 2 ft. 6 in., one leaf £4 r 3
7 ft. 0 In . X 3 ft. 0 IIl. 4 I3 6
Frame, thus- , ,;!;J:j; •••• ,,
6 ft. 6 i_n. x 4 ft. o i_n., two leaves 7 4. 6
7 ft. o rn. x 5 ft. om. B 4. o
6 ft. o in. x 2 ft. o in , one leaf £4 15 0 7 ft. o in . x 6 ft. o in . 9 r 3
6 IL 6 in. x z ft . 6 in. 5 5 6 Extra if Panelled on both sides-
7 ft. o in. x 3 ft . o in. .. 5 r4 6 One leaf doors, r8/- each extra; two leaf doors, 30/6 each extra.
6 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft, 6 in., two leaves 8 r9 6
6 ft. 6 in. x 4 ft. o in. 9 4 0 If with Angle Iron Frame for Sides ~
6 ft. 6 in . x 5 ft. o in. 9 r6 o and Top of Opening, thus - /~
7 ft. o in. x 6 ft. o in. II 5 6
One leaf doors, 20/- each extra.
/,,.;:::,«
If panelled on both sides, one leaf doors, r8/- each extra: Two leaf doors, 29/6 each extra. iiiil••-
two leaf doors, 30/6 each extra. 'If with Interlocking Frame to Sides and Top, thus-
Extra, if with Angle Iron ~<~,
Frame, thus-
One leaf doors, 9/- each extra.
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Two leaf doors, r z/- eac h extra.
· Above prices include Two Bolts to each leaf or strong ordinary
.Uead Lock.
Best 2-Lever Lock .. · 3/- each extra. One leaf doors, ~9/- each extra; two leaf doom, 43/- each extra.
" 4- " " .. ' 5/- ., Above dimensions are sizes of doors. Openmgs ~hould be 4 11 .
ff four panels to each lea'. 4/3 per leaf extra, if panelled one side. less in widtll, and 2 in . less in height.
,, .. 8/ 6 " ,, , , both sides. Box Handles to admit of doors teing opened on ei 1her side,
Two Le af Doors have two bolts on the leaf ck sing first . 2/- per handle extra.
DISCOUNI S AND QUOTATIONS FOR SPECIAL SIZES ON RECEIPT OF REQU!HtMENTS.
FOR CASEMf;NTS AND SASHl~S, SEE SECTION L. COMPLETE C.A;rAr.OGUE SHN'l' ON Al'PLTCATfQN.
 If

15~ FIREPR0E)F D00RS, 511.FES, &c. [Sec. F

GARDINER, SONS, & Co., Ltd.,

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NELSON STREET & ALL SAINTS' IRON WORKS, BRISTOL. ,!t[!~cit:~·~.1~1::i:.:-

FIREPROOF DOORS as REQUIRED BY FIRE OFFICES' COMMITTEE.

A 20.
Doors of t~ ln. Plate, with t= in. Panelling on each side.
requirements of the FIRE OFFICES COMMITTEE.
All SLIDING DooRS must be METAL•
CovERED as No. A 20. -/.~
A
This is the only form of Iron Door which complies with the METAL=COVER.ED FIR.EPR.OOF DOOR.5.
Tl:.is is the only kind of Sliding Door which complies with the
requiremen ts of the FIRE OFFICES COMMITTEE.
Sliding Door with top hangings, runner bar, fixing bolts, handle,
PRICES OF
Hung in Rebated Frame, thus-
W 12. hh :,.. ···~- stop, and gnide complete.
For opening 6 ft. x 2 ft . one leaf £
6 ft. o in x 2 ft. o in., one leaf •• each £s 13 0 6 ft. 6 in . x 2 Jt. 6 in.
6 f.t. 6 in . x 2 ft. 6 in. ,. 6 3
7
6
ft.
ft.
o in.
6 in.
x
x
3 ft.
3 ft.
o in. ,.
6 in .. two leaves .•. "
6 I2
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7 ft
7 ft.
x 3 ft.
x 4 ft. "
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7 ft . 6 in . x 3 ft. 6 in.
6 ft. 6 in . x 4 ft. 0 rn. IO 14 " 8 ft. x 4 ft.
6 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft. o in. " II 6 6
7 ft. o iu. x 5 ft. o in . ,, "
V:J 12 6 0
9 ft.
6 ft.
x 5 ft. "
6 in. x 4 ft. two leaves

4
Extra, if :with Angle lron 6 ft. 6 in. x 5 ft .
Frame, thus-
" 7 ft . x 5 ft.
7 ft 6 in. x 6 ft. "
One leaf doors, 9/- each extra.
Locks, or Flush Handles (to open Sliding Doors either side)
Two leaf doors, 12/· each extra. extra ifrequired.
Above prices include Two Bolts to each' Leaf as required by NOTE -Above are sizes of openings, doors overlapping three inches
Fire Insurance Offices. at top and at each side. If bull-nose bricks are used on
It Locks required in addition to Bolts, they are charged extra, viz.: quoins, a further allowance must be made.
Strong Ordinary, 6/-; Two Lever, 8/-; Four Lever, 10/-.
They can be made to other sizes, but- ~ Pri~es of above on. application, also for other sizes suitable for
One Leaf Doors must not exceed 7 ft. high x 3 ft. 6 in. wide. openrngs not exceeding 9 ft. high or 45 ft. super. which are the
Two Leaf Doors 7 ft. high x 5 f~. o in. wide. maximum limits allowed by Fire Offices Committee. '
DISCOUNTS AND QUOTATIONS FOR SPECIAL SIZES ON RECEIPT OF REQUIREMENTS.
Foit CASEMENTS AND SASHES, SEE SE CTION L, COMPL'E;'tE CATALOGUE SEN'r ON APPLICATION.
Sec. F] FIREPReeF Dt)t')RS, S1\FES, &c. 157

GARDINER, SONS, &Co., Ltd.,

NELSON STREET &ALL SAINTS' IRON WORKS, BRISTOL. T dtgYaph.ic Address-
,, Gard sons, Bristol."

STRONG ROOM DOORS.

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ws. 5TR.ONG R.OOM DOOR.
Made with or without Fire-proof Chamber.
STR.ONG R.OOM DOOR.. With Brass Handle throwing Four Bolts, secured by
two-keyed powder-proof lock, protected by
·with Iron Handle throwing Two Bolts, secured by . drill-proof plate; four fixed back bolts or dogs
two-keyed powder-proof safe lock, protected by on hinge side.
drill-proof plate . Front moulded With Lock Casing If with Fire-proof
full size of door, Chamber in addi-
but without 'Fire- rion to
proof Chamber. Lock Chamber.
Thickness of Plate. Thickness of Outer Plate,
!-inch. &-inch. ft . in. ft, in. !·inch..
ft. in. ft, in.
6 0 x 2 0 £ 14 8 0 £ 17 3 0
6 0 x 2 0 £9 18 0 [IO 18 0 6 0 x 2 6 15 4 0 17 19 9
6 0 x 2 6 IO 13 6 II t6 0 6 0 x 3 0 15 19 6 18 18 0
6 0 x 3 0 II 6 0 12 IO 6 If Outer Plate -~-in. thick, £1 5s. extra.

Above p<ice' am foe doom with ~a If with Strong Angle Iron Frames
thus-
Frames thus- (~.Y, •-• £1 lOS. extra.

ILLUSTRATIONS & PRICES OF VENTILATING GATES SENT ON APPLICATION.

DISCOUNTS AND QUOTATIONS FOR SPECIAL SIZES ON RECEIPT OF REQUIREMENTS.
FOR CASEMENTS AND SASHES, SEE SECTION L. COMPI,ETE CATAI,OGUE SEN"l' ON APPI,lCATlON.
 158 FIREPR00F D00R5, 57\FES, &c. [Sec. F

HOBBS, HART, & Co., Ltd., ORIGINAL MANUFACTURERS OF

Patent Steel FIRE & BURGLAR-RESISTING "Seamless" Bent
Body SAFES AND STRONG ROOMS.
STRONG ROOM AND PARTY WALL DOORS · TO MEET EVERY RISK.
MAKERS OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND TREA$URY DOORS.
SLIDING OR HANGING
Keyed Rebated While strongly
Party Wall Doors . recommending the Keyed
Rebated Party Wall Doors,
HOBBS, HART, & Co.,
are prepared to estimate
and supply at the lowest
prices
Party Wall Doors
to suit every requirement.

PATENT

GH EAPS I DE
GONE VENTILATORS
LON DON
E.G .
For Strong Rooms or Vaults.
~

40 PAGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE FREA

ON APPL/CATION.

• Acompetent Representative will be sent to eonfer with Contractors desirous of using H. H. & Co.'s Manufactures.
Showrooms- 76, CHEAPSIDE, E C.

GE~~~A~o°::~~Es} ARLINGTON STREET' ISLINGTON, N.

See also Page in Section K.
Sec. F] FIREVR00F D00RS, S1\FES, &c. 159

J. E. LUCAS, Telegram.s-
"LUCAS, ENGINEER,
BROCKLEY, S.E.

Bee' also Paa;es

183, 189, & 2 hi.
ENGINEER & PATENTEE OF SELF-SUSTAINING LIFTS,
l RON DOORS, METAL CASEMENTS & SASH ES.
A
. VESTA ROAD, BROCKLEY, S.E.
a.- Please send FIRE RESISTING IRON DOORS
fo meet the requirements of Insurance Co.'a.
Particulars for
AS SUPPLIED TO
Paul's Wharf, E. C.
Home and Colonial Stores.
Ferguson's Wharf, £., &c., &c ..
Every Description
of
FIRE RESISTING REVOLVING
SHUTTERS,
IRON OR STEEL • . IN LIEU OF IRO~ DOORS
AS AT
- -

DOOR supplied. KENNET WHARF, E.0.; LEATHER LANE, E.O.;

DODD :... . & COUNTY BANK, DEPTFORD; HOWARD'S

CONTRACTOR TO THE ADMIRALTY.

HOT.EL, W.O., ETO., ETO., ETO.

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ESTABLISH\ED 1850. PRIZE AWARD MELBOURNE, 1883 .
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SE ND FOR

'' S K I D M 0 R E' S " PRICE LISTS OF

Fire, Fall and Thief- Proof Iron and StEel

SA.:F"'ES~
Iron Doors and Frames, Sliding Doors, Strong Rooms. &c.
THOMAS SKIDMORE & SON,
Staffordshire Safe and Lock Works,
WOLVf!RHAMPTON .
THESE SAFES PRESERVED THEIR CONTEN'\"S IN THE GREA1" LONDON AND
AUSTRALIAN FIRES CF 1897.

BUILDERS~ ANNOUNC£,~ENT~
'-'?ommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to l\rchitects when placinq contrt,Icts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
 160 FIREl?R00F D00R5, 51\FES, &c. [Sec. F

BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

THE "TWENTIETH CENTURY" STRONG ROOM ODOR.

LOCKS AND
LOCKS AT THE UNLOCKS
SIDE. AUTOMATICALLY.

INDICATES
WHEN LOCKEO
5t INCH
AND UNLOCKED.
FIRE-PROOF
CHAMBER ON
DOOR DOGR PLATE
ENTIRELY FILLED ft INCH
WITH SOLID STEEL
FIRE-PROOF
COMPOSITION. LOCK PROTECTED
FROM DRILLING
OR VIOLENCE
AT ALL POINTS
THE FIXING CAN BY PATENT
BE LEFT TILL 'CASE HARDENlD'
STRONG ROOM DRILL, AND
IS PRACTICALLY
SLEDGE-HAMMER
FINISHED.
PROOF METAL.

iT ENTEES
1

Telegram s-
,, S afes,
i fACTURERS TelejJhone-
N o. 225
Wol verh a mpton." Wolv erhampton.

T o fi x a "Twentieth
Century" G ra sp Frame
Door, take off the I ack
a ngle, place door in open~
ing left fo r it in wall of
strong room (size of whic h
will be sent by us on receipt
o o rder), refix b ack angle
by scre ws from the in side,
a nd the door a nd fra me a re
a n a l solut<> iixtu re.
\
No. 75 T C
Prices to suit walls up t o r8 inches
t11ick . PRI CES.
S ize of Door -Pl a tes. £ s. d.
s ft. 6in . x 2ft 6in . . . 48 0 0
6ft. oin. x zft . 6in . . . 5 2 O O
6ft . 6i n. X 2 t. 6in . . 5 6 IO O
6ft. oin . X 3lt . oin. 60 o O
61t. 6in. x 3ft. oin . .. 64 10 O
7ft. oin. x 3ft. oin . .. 7 0 O O
For \ Val' s exceedin g 18 inch es
th ick bu t not exceedin g 24 inch es
thi c k the prices a r e 70/ ~ extra in any
of a bove sizes.
'WOLVERHAMPTON
DOOR PLAT E . ~ in ch solid steel, bung to door fra me b y m assive steeled
centres.
LOCK CASE. Built of s teel th roughout, and fi lled enti rely with fi re -proof
co mpositio n. F astenings a s ill ustrated . F ull description of 11 Twent ieth
C entury" locki ng mechanism is given on pa ge 1 2 of our Catalogue Section 4,
post free on applicati on . '
TH E GRA S P FRA M E is of strong con struction , with steel lobby plates,
T iron lockin g h a rs ; gripping a ngles back and fr on t .
TH E G R IL LE is constructed of ba r iron 2 inch x t inch. w.ith round bars
·~ inch thick, pl aced 2! inches apa rt cent re to centre. Secured by our own '1\ake
Oest 4-levc r lock , with two kc s.
T HE W HOLE of best workman ship and fi nish through out· well painted,
a nd sent ca~ria ge p a id to any Railway Sta tion in the Un ited K ingdom.
Sec. F] FIREPRE)0F DE)0RS, S1\FES~ &c. 161

RATNER SAFE Co., Ltd., MANUFACTUR ERS OF IMPROVED

Ratner Safe Wo rks:
HANCOCK ROAD, BOW,
London, E.
Teleg,.ams :
"SAVEALLS," London.
Cit y Depot :
51, MOORGATE ST., E.G.
(Near the Bank o.f Ent;land.)
Telegrams:
"TH I EFPROOF," L.o ndon.
Buc harest:
STRADA LIPSCANI, 80.
FIRE AND THIEF RESISTING DIR ECTORS:
DANIEL R. RATCLIFF, J.P.,
SAFES, For 111a11y yea.rs llian-
STEEll ST~ONG ~ooms, agi11g Partner of the Firm
Strong Room Doors, Safe Deposits, Party of Thomas Milner & S on,
Wall Doors, &c;. Safe M amtfactiwers ,Liver-
. pool and London.
GREAT CITY FIRE,. 19 Nov., 1897. PERRY F. NURSEY, C.E.,
Past President of the
GREAT FIRE AT SMYRNA, 24 Sept., 1895. Societv of Engineers.
GREAT FIRE IN LEEDS, 28 Dec., 1895. W. MILNER RATCLIFF.
All RATNER SAFES Preserved contents perfectly.

THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT WORK HAS BEEN CARRIED OUT BY THE MAKERS OF RATNER SAFES:

I
C1Tv SAFE DEPOSIT & AGENCY Co., Ltd. , London, 31 760 Safes, 125 Steel S trong J THOS . ELSLEY, LIMITED. Iron Doors.
Rooms. The largest and most important order ever given in th e Safe Trad~. G. H.-.RDCN G & SONS . Iron Doors.
CHANCERY LANE SAFE DEPOSIT. Extensive Additions. A main Safe Depos ~t, THE BRITI S H INDIA STEAM NAvrGATION Co. Eight Steel Strong Rooms.
divided into fo ur compa.r tments, 35 feet long, containing io,400 Safes. WIN C HE STER Hous E SAF::! D EPOS IT . Extra Strong R a tner Safe Deposit D oors.
WE ST END SAFE DKPOSIT, Albany Street, Regent's Park, N . W . lNDU STRI ,,L & G l!NEHAL Tn u sT. " ,
Messrs. HARROD'S STORES , LIMITED. Safe Deposit. Messrs. Gn E ENWELL & Co. London.
Messrs. MAPLE & Co., L I MITED. Safe D eposit. Best.'d~s 1mp01·tant 1-Vork for otlur ffYrms too n11-11:e1-oi1,s t o m eult'on.
THE ROTTERDAM SAFE DEPOSIT. .
ARMY & NAVY Co-OPERATIVE SocrnTY, LTD. Portable
Safe Deposit.
CAPITAL & COUNT I ES BANK , LIMITJ!D.
:Messrs. \V t LLIAM W I LL I AMS, BROWN & Co., Bankers,
Lee:l; .fl\rchit ects: Mess rs. Alfred Waterhouse & Son.
Messrs. F'os r1rn's NRw BANK, Cambridg-e. Architects:
Messrs. A lfred Waterhouse & Son, New Cavend ish
Street, London.
NATIONAL BANK OF RouMANIA. Nine Ratner Improved
Steel Strong Rooms.
NATIONAL RANK OF BULGARI A.
NATIONAL BANK OF PRETOR,IA, South Africa.
PRIVATilANKEN , Copenhagen.
Messrs. W AKEFIF.LD, CREWDSON & Co.
Messrs. CuNLIFFR , BROOKS & Co., Manchester.
BANK OF AFR I CA Cannon Street, Londo n.
H ALlF AX JOINT STOCK BANKING Co., Ha lifax. \
YonK C1Tv AND CnuNTY .HANK, L t MITRD.
BECKETT & Co., Bankers, Leeds.
Messrs.
WILTS & DORSET BANK, LIMITRD.
NATI ONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF ENGLAND.
B IRMINGHAM D 1STR ICT AND CouNTlES' BANK.
BonoUGH OF TvNRJ11IOUTH TNADING BANK, LIM I TED .
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE BANK, Manchester.
CLYOF.SDALE BANK.
BANKS in CH I LI .
NATIONAL lSA.NK OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLI C.
LONDON AND YORKSHIRE BANK.
LANCA.SHINE AND YORKSHIRE BANK.
CARLISLE AND CuMBERLAUD BANK .
CITY BANK , L t MJTRD.
HALIFAX COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED.
NATIONAL BANK, LIMITED.
BANQUE D ' ESCOMPTE DE BUCHAREST.
CA ISSE DR De.POTS, oEComsIGNATlONS ET D'Ecot:OMID
ON ADMIRALTY LIST.
ON WAR 0FPICE LIST.
ON IND IA LIST.
BOARD OF TRADE.
HER MAJESTY'S BOARD OF WORKS, Dublin .
HER MAJESTY'S POST OFFICES, Dublin.
DunuN CASTLE, Dublin.
TowN HALL, Belfast . Strong Room Door, &c.
CoRK CouRT HouSE, Cork.
CORK HARBOUR COMM ISSIONERS.
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.
MIDLAND RAILWAY Co.
NORTH EAsTRRN RAILWAY Co.
NORTH l~R I TI SH RAILWAY Co.
GLASGOW & SOUTH WESTERN RA ILWAY Co.
THE ROUMANIAN RAI L WAY.
BuENOS AYRES GREAT SOUTHERN RAILWAY Co.
RouMANIAN GOVERNMENT . Various Branches.
BULGAR I AN GovKRNMENT.
TuRK l SH GOVERNMENT. •
ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. Safe for J ub ilee Soh d-Gold
Plate.
ARMY & NAVY S TORES, London.
D. H . EvANS & Co. LIMIT ED. Party Wall Doors.
PETER RoB I NSON's, l1M t TBD. Party Wall Doors.
lr\CANDESCBNT GASLIGHT Co. I ron Doors.
RoTHKRHITHE TowN HALL. Iron Doors.
NORTHAMPTON INSTITUTE. Iron Doors.
Messrs. NOVELLO, EWER & Co. Iron Doors.
Messrs. F. BRADY & Co. I ron Doe rs.
HULL SAFS DEPOSIT.
ICxTs11110>1 or PALL MALL D&POSIT.
LARGE ORDERS JUST RECEIVED FOR ADMIRALTY AND WAR OFFICE.
 ' .
FIREPReCF 000RS, SAFES, &c. [Sec. F

THE

ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK Co., Lo.,

£12gineers _
a qd Iron.fou11ders.
Makers of MACHINE MADE
WROUGHT IRON

DOORS
AND

FRAMES,
WAREHOUSES, FACTORIES,
OFFICES, THEATRES, &c., _
To suit the Requirements of
Architects, Fire Insurance Cum-

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panies, the County Council,
and other Local Authorities .
'T'fT'fT't'f'fffT'fTT'f'f'fff'f'fffif'f'ff'fff\

MADE OF ANY SIZE

A.ND STRENGTH.

Estimates furnished on receipt of

necessary particulars.

THE
I

St. Pancras Iron Works,

ST. PANCRAS ROAD,
iHIT111,. $1ufq(m1 ,
LONDON
Telegrama: "BQUITATION, LONOQN," NW
x. Telephon•; [J•~: KING' 5 CRO~~, ' • B
Sec. F] FIREPR00F D00RS, Sl\FES, &c. 163

JNO. TANN'S HANCHOR

RELIANCE"
BENT STEEL} FIRE} &BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.
STRONG-ROOM & PARTY·WALL DOORS.
LOCKS of ALL KINDS. SPECIAL £s 5.s. BENT STEEL SAFES.

HINGED PARTY WALL AND

WAREHOUSE DOORS.
(New Pattern).
6-ft. o-in. x 2-ft. 6-in. . .. ... £5 12 6
6-ft. 6-in. x 2-ft. 6-in . ... 6 2 6
6-ft. 6-in . x 3-ft. o-in. . .. 6 15 0
7 .. tc.. u-!n. x J-fr. o-in. . .. 7 0 0

SLIDING PARTY WALL DOORS

MADE TO SPECIAL DIMENSIONS. PRICES
ON APPLICATION.

PLATE CLOSET AND STRONG

ROOM DOORS AND GRILLES.
P la te Closet Strong Room Ventilating
Doors. Doors. Grills.
[ s. rf. £ s. d. £ s. d
6-ft. o-in. x 2-ft. 6-in. 12 0 0 15 10 0 7 O O
6-ft. o-in. x 3-ft. o-in . 18 0 0 8 O O
6-ft. 6 in. x 2- ft. 9-in. 13 10 0 18 0 0 : 8 10 O
6-ft 6-in >< 3-ft. o-in . 19 10 0 9 O O
7-lt. o-in. x 3-ft. o -in. 15 15 0 22 0 0 10 O O

Estimates given for Ornamental Iron Doors to Architects' Special Designs, and for
every description of Iron Doors, with Wrought or Cast-Ir.on Frames.
STEEL MOVABLE STRONG ROOMS AND STRONG ROOM FITTINGS.

Full Illustrated Lists, wz'th Discounts, on Applzcat£on.

NEWCATE STREET, LONDON, ·E.C.

164 FIREPRCCF nee~s, S1\FES, &c. [Sec. F

'1V . . ITP"I e:x, I •~s

WROUGHT IRON PARTY WALL OR INSURANCE DOORS,
MADE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FIRE OFFICES COMMITTEE'S REPORT.

IN FRAMES, SINGLE or DOUB LE. SLIDING, SINGLE or DOUBLE.

Made in accordance with the M~tropolitan

Building Act and the Fire Offices Committee's
Report.

SPECIFICATION. 0
SPECIFICATION.
!-in. Plate panelled with ! -in. Stiles and Rails on each face, l-in. Plates with ! -in. Stiles and Rails on each face,
and hung with Wrought Iron Centres into Frames 2!-i l. hung with strong Wrought Iron Straps ancf 6-in. Pulleys,
by !-in., or 2!-in. by g-in., according to size' of Door.
Secured with 12-in. Tower Bolts and Lever Dead Lock.
I on to 3-in. by i-in. round edge, Running Bar, Groove;· Brr~
complete.
Prices of these Doors sent on receipt of sizes of openings.

F. WHITFIELD AND I

MANUFACTURERS OF WROUGHT moN SAFES AND DOORS,

OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM.
11 & 12. sr·. ANDREW'S HILL, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, E.a.
Sec. F] FIREPR00F D00RS, S1\FES, &c. 165

"IC . . I~:E"I F:~ ••~s

FIRE RESISTING IRON DOORS.

I SIZES PRICES
(of Door Plates.)
£ s. d.
Ft. In. Ft. In.
lZ 15 0
6 0 by 2 0
14 0 0
6 0 2 6
" 15 15 0
6 0 3 0
" 15 15 0
6 6 2 9
"
D iscounts

Other Sizes
and Terms to Bi1ilde1 s and
1

at Proportionate Prices.
Architects on Application.

Quality No. 37.

Door Plates ! in. (solid) hung with strong WROUGHT IRON CENTRES
SPECIFICATION I
into 3 in. by ~ in Frame, with 2! in. by ~ in. Rebate Bar, 3~ in. FILLED Lock-case
secured to Door Plate with Pins and Straps; Brass Lever Handle, throwing Four
Bolts at Front ; Three Back Dogs. ·

Bolts secured by WHITFIELD'S PATENT seven-slide Lock, or Patent Solid Lever Block Lock
(two keys), protected by Hardened Steel Plates.

F. WHITFIELD AND co.J

MANUFACTURERS OF WROUGHT IRON SAFES AND DOORS,
OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM.
London Office: 11 & 12, St. Andrew's Hill, Queen Victoria St., E.C,
 166 FIREPR00F D00RS, SAFES, &c. [Sec. F

w-......I~:F~I .:.E:::c.... • •'S

WROUGHT IRON FIRE & THIEF~RESISTING DOORS.
~ SPECIFICATION.~

Four Bolts thrown

back and front by Brass
Handle, and secured by
"Whitfield's Patent
Gunpowder Proof Un=
pickable Lock,'' pro=
tected by hardened Steel
Plate.
••••••••••••
Suz"table for Solz"cz"tors'
use, Butlers' Pantrys, and z'n
everJ1 case where contents wz"ll
beef a valuable nature.
Quality No. 32.

Size of D oor P late 6-ft. x 2-ft. 6 -ft. x 2 .ft. 6in. 6 -lt. x 3 -ft.
£ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
f P rice 17 15 6 19 6 0 20 12 0
:Coor Plate, ~-in.
f Fire-proof . . .. l W eight
C wt. Qrs.
6 2
lbs.
14
C wt. Qrs.
7 2
lbs .
14
C wt. Qrs.
8 2
lbs.
0
Frame, 3-in . x~-in. . . £ s. d . £ s. d. £ s. d.
Rebate, 2:];-in. x g-in. . .
::1Not Fire-proof
Price
{ Weight
15 12 0
Cwt.
5
Qrs.
2
lbs.
14
17 0 0
Cwt.
6
Qrs. lbs.
2 0
18 fO 0
Cwt.
7
Qrs.
2
lbs.
0
£ s. d. £ s d. £ s. d.
P r ice 19 5 0 21 0 0 22 18 0

i
Fire-p roof .\. , .. Cwt. Qrs. lbs. Cwt. Qrs. lbs. C wt. Qrs. lbs.
{ W eight 7 1 14 8 2 0 9 3
Door Plate, ~- in. 0
Frame, 3~-in . xg-in . . . £ s. d. £ s. d. £ s. d.
R ebate, 2~- in x ~-in .. . ( P rice 16 14 0 18 7 6 20 0 0
Not Fi re-proof i Cwt Qrs. lbs. Cwt. Qrs. lb;, Cwt. Qrs . lbs.
. . l Weight 6 1 0 7 1 0 8 1 0

OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM.

 Sec. FJ FIREPR0~F D0eRs, Sl\FES, &c. 167

WROUGHT IRON AND STEEL DRILL·PROOF, FIRE,

AND THIEF-RESISTING DOORS.
~~ SPECIFICHTI0NS. ~
@HE Door Plate is rt inch thick, intersected with a Drill Prnof Steel and Iron Plate, and is hung with
massive centres into 4t inch x % inch Frame, with 3 inch x i inch Rebate, secured with 4 heavy
bolts, each shooting at back and front, through Angle Iron Lockcase. This Lockcase is secured to.
Door by% inch Pins and Nuts, and is fitted with an inner chamber filled with the best known fire-resis ting
Composition, Bolt work controlled by 2 Locks (one patent 9 slide unpickable, and one 8 Lever solid
block). Duplicate Keys to each.

SIZES OF DOOR PLATE.

SIZES OF DOOR PLATE.

6 ft. x 2 ft.
6 ft. 6 in. x 2 ft . 6 in.
£35 0 0 £43 0 0
W. ight, 12 cwt.
Weight, 15 cwt.

6 ft. x 2 ft. 6 in.

6 ft. x 3 ft.
£40 0 0
£45 0 0
Weight, r4 cwt.
Weight, r6 cwt.

OXFORD STREET, BIRMINGHAM.

11 & 12, ST. ANDREW'S HILL, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, E.C.
CoN. Co~r. L
]68 FIREl?R00F D00RS 1\ND M1\TER11\LS. [Sec. F

HAYWARD BROTHERS & ECKSTEIN, L~

ES TABLISHED 1783 .

THE NEW ''JHILMIL'' STEEL LATH.

Patent Certificate Awarded,
Flre-proofi n~ Material, Fire Brigade Union.

STOCK SIZE SHEETS .

F RONT. 6 fee t x 2 feet. 6 feet x I:!- fe et. PART PLASTE R ED .

Specify the NEW '' Jff/LMIL" for Partitions and Ceilings.

Th e ~ "JHILM IL" Pate n t Steel L ath, as now perfect ed , supplies a much m ore rigid lath for ceili ngs a ud
partition s. T h e k ey is greater, arid the corrugations produce a r emarkable stiffness-the chief points for a successful
m etal lath . Supplied t o all the leadin g T hea tres.

WROUGHT IRON DOORS- FOLDING OR SLIDING.

Made to County Council R equirements. HllYWARD'5
= = 5A5HE5,
In Wrought and Cast Iron.

Made to any Size or

Shape.
Estimate5 on Ueceipl
for Party Wall5, &c, Made to any 5ize. = = of Particulars.

Wrough t-iron Doors to require men ts ot th e ~1etropolitau Building Act, either sliding, swinging, or lifting, for Warehouses.
Wrough t-iron or S t eel Lined Fireproof Doors, fitt ed with Cbubb's or Hobbs' Lock s, for Plate Rooms.
Iron or Steel Open Barred Doors, for securin g Ventilatic[11 in Ban k S tro ug R ooms, &c.
ALL KINDS OF WROUGHT-IRON WORK. ESTIMATES ON RECEIPT OF PARTICULARS FOR ALL KINDS OF IRON DOORS.

WORKS :- 187, 189, 191 AND 193, UNION STREET, BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E,
NEW WEST END SHOWROOMS: ~16, JAMES STREET, HAYMARKET, S.W.
BRANCH OFFICES: 63, MOSLEY STREET, MANCHESTER; AND 141, WEST REGENT STREET, GLASGOW.
T EL EPHONE : NO. 193 HOP. T ELEGRAMS: "HAYWAR D BROTHERS, LON D01"-"
 169

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5ee also Summary of Contents, page 1.

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Section H.
venlilalion.. \lenlilalion and warming. warming. Tubes, ic.
various Manuracturers.

FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION.

PAGE PAGE

J\ TTWOOD, J. .. .. .. .. r77 HARTLEY & S UGDEN, LD. .. .. 178

f'oYLE, R., & SoNs, Lo. .. .. . Special pos1./t0n, 3, 355 HAYWARD BROS. & ECKSTEIN, LD. •• •• •• •• 175
CLARK, S., & Co... .• •• 176 HowoRTH, J , & Co. •• •. .• •• 171
CoMYN, CHING & Co. •• •• •• •• •• •• r71 JONES & ATTWOOD .• •• •• •• . •• •• 182
l o oPF.R, H. W., & Co., LD. •• .. .~ .. ._. r72 LLOYD & LLOYD, LD. •• : • •• .• lBI

DOWNES, j. { ·· .. .. .. .. .. .. 170 MOORE, JOSIAH, & SONS.. .. •. •. 173

E~1LEY & SoNS, Lr>. .. •. .. r8o PoRTWAY, C, & SoN •. .. .. .. t77
GRUNDY, JOHN .. .; ·· ·. •• ·· ·· 174 WONTNE:R-SMITH (J.), GRAY & Co. •• .. 179

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Users ef " The , Compendjum>~ would

oblige by 1nentio12in,t, it as the source of
their information when commuificating with
the Firms represented herein.
170 f Sec. H

SMOKY CHIMNEYS & DEFECTIVE VENTILATION.

The-'' DULCE DOMUM" C.biqin&y Top &Ventilators
(DOWNES' PATENT\ are Positive Cures of these evils.
A positive prenntat ive of down-drnnght, so constructed that it creates a
continuous and powerful up-draught. No movalile parts; nothing to oil or get
out of order. Easily swept with the ordinary apparatus without damage.
Strongly made in galrnnised iron, and red and white terra-cotta.
ONCE FIXED WILL LAST FOR YEARS.
Applicable for Ventilating Soil Pipes, Main Drainage Shaf'ts, and the
Ventilation of Public Buildings.
The latter made speciall y with an External Decor:ition if required to suit po5ition
of same. For fon her part icnlars and Prices apply to the Patentee,
Ventilator
~~:i~1:~~ 199, LEWISHAM HIGH ROAD, NEW CROSS, LONDON, SESuit
Ventilator Ventilator
, Y- I I tl"r for
ChimneyToµ. Sha't, Pipe. Public Buildings,

BUILDER'S' ANNOUNCEMENTS\ .
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustgmed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to 1\rchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
Sec. HJ VENTIL.1\T10N. 171

COMYN · CHING & Co.

Telegrams:
"COMYN CHING,
LONDON." BUILDERS' IRONMONGERS, ::~~:~. '
Artistic Metal Workers, Heating, Lighting and Ventilating Engineers 1
VENTILATOR PATENTEES, AND MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF VENTILATORS.
section showing improve- F ront view when Fixed.
ments
D C 13

}) c 13
CHING'S NEW
PATENT SILENT
PATENT ALUMINIUM VALVE.
MICA VALVE SILENT OUTLET VENTILATORS.
VENTILATOR For Air Shafts and Outer Walls.
FOR CHIMNEY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ADJUSTABLE LOUVRE VENTILATORS.
BREAST. • ALL OUR VENTILATORS ARE GUARANTEED EFFECTUAL.
Also Manufacture.rs of SHER!NGHAM ' S , ARNOTT'S , SILK FLAP , INLET TUBES,
Guaranteed Smok~ BRACKETS, PANELS, ROOF EXTRACT VENTILATORS, &c:.
Proof,
eastle Street, Lonq 1\cre, London, W .e. rnusi~al':,'!, 1 ;~;~~~~ue•

VENTILATING, HEATING, COOLING, AND DRYING APPARATUSr

J. HOWORTH s c RE w& CO.'S
v ENT I LAT 0 Rs'
.~ROAR~~"6-~~~~~~·~MH~~Ep~~~·
PATENT REVOL VIN G

SELF-ACTING, OR DRIVEN HY MOTIVE POWER, arc universally acknowledged to be the Best and Cheapest for
sec uring t}~e. Effective Ven til ation of Publi ; Buildinf?'~t . Residences, 'chools, '\Veav1 ng Sh eds , .M~Jls, Gassing Rooms, S izin;:
Rooms, D 1yrng Stoves, B leach \Yorks, Dychouses, Bu1 la111gs, Sewe rs, and \\Torks of Every Dcscr.pt.ion.

VENTILATORS FOR CURING SMOKY CHIMNEYS.

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HOWORTH'S Patent Self- JAMES HOWORTH'S

Acting Arcliimedean Screw HOWORTH'S Patent HO\VORTR'S Patent Radial Patent Radial
Ventilator, for Sanitary Archimedcan ScrcwVcntila- Screw VC'ntilator, SCR.E\.V VENTILATOR,
\ Vork. tor, for Smoky Chimneys. For Buildings and Works. For Power Driving.
HO WORTH'S Patent Self-act- , ~ NINETY THOUSAND TESTIMONIALS AND R.EFER.E NCES. ~
ingArcbimcdcanScrewVcntilator For a Scientific a nd Successful application of the Rev olving- Screw Ventilators, qualified by forty~two year 'study and
for Buildings a nd Works. practical experience in their application to every kind of Huildiugs, Works, and Scwcrs 1 apply to the Sole ].takers 1

JAMES HOWORTH & Co .. CONSULTING & VENTILATING ENGINEERS, VICTORIA WORKS, FARNWORTH, NEAR BOLTON; OR MANCHESTER.
ESTAILl8HID 11111. AWARDED es GOLD" SILVER MEDALS"' DIPLOMAS. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRl!H: "Vl!NTILATOft. l'ARNWORTH. BOLTON."
 ...
172 VENTIL1\TI0N. [Sec. H
Steam Works : Office;;:
16 and 18, Little Queen St. , Upper George St., Edgware Rd., London, W. 28a, Uppe,r George St., Edgware Rd., London, w.

ESTABLISHED r 86o.

'EI. W • COOJE> F::EC.. & Ce>.~ Lim.,

M ANU F ACTURERS 0 1'

Cooper's Glass, Revolving, Circular &Sliding Ventilators.

(H. W . COOPER , Sole Inv entor .)
IMPROVED GLASS LOUVRE AND VENETIAN VENTILATORS, IMPROVED COPPER, BRASS, GUN-METAL, AND
IRON CASEMENTS, for Private and Public Buildings, Churches, Halls, and Lights of every description.
GLASS CIRCULAR IMPROVED GLASS
VENrILATOR2 . LOUVRE YENT!LATOP.6.

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Sliding Glass Ventilator: .

H. W. COOPER, Sole Inventor.

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Improved Copper, Brass~ Gun-Metal, and Iron Casements.

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Ord·ers to be sent to the Otnce, addressed to "The Secretary, H, w. COOPER &. Cc., Limited. " ·
.~8a, UPPER GEORGE STREET, EDGWARE ROAD, LONDON, W.
1 ' · . ...
 Sec. HJ VENTIL1\Tl0N. 173
ESTABLISHED 1850.
/llearrsi Railwav S lahCns:
Metropolita..;: '.fl3\? $pecial 1ber ffiajest\? T clegrap!tic Acill1'ess:
Farringdon St. " Glassvents,
Central London : tlppointment to tbe Q.ueen. London."
Post Olfice .

M0eRE'S
PATENT IMPROVED 'GLASS VENTILATORS,
Sekforde Works, St. James' Walk, Clerkenwell Green, London, E.C.
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CIRCULAR
" CLASS
VENTI l.ATO I~

'
MOOR_E'S Patent Improved GLASS LOUVR_E VENTILATOllS
Th e ad va ntages deri vable fro m th ese ventilators a1·e :- P erfectly fi·ee c ircul ation of a ir, n o obstruction of li ght, simplicity of
acti on, and facil ity of regulating the opening to any deg1·ee by m eans of a s in gle cord, a nd are se lf-closing. T hey are fitted
with screws (e nab ling a ny part t o be disconnected if des ired), and are readily fixed t o most forms of sashes.
For Church or other w indows, where leaded lights a re used, the Ventilators can be m ade to correspo'nd with t he r emainder
of window. .-
Importa nt improvements have been made in both 1st and 2nd qualities, making the VE'.'iTILATORS more dun:i blc and certa in
in their acti 9n ,.as shown by the fo llowing description: -
No. I QUALITY (for Strength and Durability).-Brass Frames, Cast Brass Levers, Improved Metal Springs (for closing),
Polished Plate Glass, Edges Rounded and Polished .
No. 2 QUALITY.- Zinc Frames, Cast Brass Levers, Improved Metal Springs (for closing) , Patent P late Gla ss, Edges
Rough Ground.
No. 3 QUALITY (for tempora ry use only).-Zinc Frames, Zinc Levers, India Rubber Springs, Sheet Glass.

Moore's Improved Circular -~ Glass Ventilators,

ALSO SLIDING GLASS VENTILATORS.
These Ventila_tors are m an ufactured in Polished Plate ::>f any size, eit her plain ot· ornamental; a lso iri 32 oz . a nd 26 oz. Sheet
Glass, a nd a re fini shed in a superior ma nn er; they can be ,itted to a ny size plates without r e mova l of Glass from Sash , by send in g
it to the Works, a nd can . be completed the same day by pre11ious ana11ge111 en t . Th e risk in cutt ing th ese Venti lators is taken by the
Manufacturers. The Circles are usu a ll y from 4 to 10 in ches in diameter, accord ing to size of square; larger sizes ext ra .
In Polished Plate Ve ntilators, JOSIAH MOORE & SONS, in all cases, use POLISHED PLATE Cm.cLES.
In ordering these Ventilators, the description of glass required , and the height and width in rabbets, mu st be distinctly
stated; also if the circles are desired in any pa rticular pos iti on, such should likewise be rnentioned, as the manufacturers will not
be answera ble for errors in same if such are omitted .

Moore's Patent Improved Glass Louvre Ventilators. Moore's Improved Circular Ventilators, .
From 4 to 9 or 10 inches diametCr,.aCcordingto size of square, including glass.
No. 1 Quality; Brass Frames, Cast Brass Levers, &c., Polished Plate Glass Superficial Polished
~~.l~~t.
26 07. .
Louvres, Edges Rounded and Polished. Measurement. Sheet. Plate.
s. d. s. cl. s. d.
jn , in. £ s. d. jn , in. £ s. d. 1 ft. oin . each 14 0 15 0 17 0
6 by 12 1 0 0 12 by JO 2 6 4 I ,, 6 ,, l'·,, 18 0 19 6 22 6
9 by 12 1 2 4 r8 by r8 119 2 22· 0 24 0
2 6 4 2 " 0 ,, 27 0
12 by 12 1 5 0 1 8 b y2.~
2 13 6 2 " 6 "
" 25 6 28 0 31 6
12 by lg
12 by J
1 8 4
112 0
r S by 30
24 by 24 2 13 6 3 ,, 0 " " 29 0 32 0 36 0
3 ,, 6 " 32 0 35 6 40 0
12 by 21 1 15 6 24 by JO .. . ... ... 3 0 6
4 " 0
" 35 0 39 0 44 0
12 by 24 1 19 2 Hut are made to any given siie. )I

5 It 0 " 40 0 45 0 50 0
For other qualities, see detai led tariff upon application to the Manufacturers. 6 " 0 " " 42 0 49 0 56 0
(Fo r these" Louvre" Ventilators, 11 Sight " measure is required ). Intermediate" Sizes in proportion.
(Fo r these" Circular" Venti1ators 1 "Rabbet" measure is required.)

Window Casements in Copper, Gun Metal, Brass and Iron.

J0SI1\H M00RE & SONS, Manufacturers.

Sekforde Works, St. James' Walk, Clerkenwell Green, London, E.c
174 VENTIL1\TI0N 1\ND W1\RMING. [Sec. H
SUCCESS GUARANTEED. 27 MEDALS AWARDED. ESTIMATES FRER.

J<> . . ~ ~1<CJ~T>'Y'~
HEATING APPARATUS MANUFACTURER.
Telegrams: "JOHN GRU N DY, LONDON ." Te lephone : No. 552 K ing 's Cross,

FOUNDRY :-TYLDESLEY, MANCHESTER,

Showrooms and Workroom•:
Tyldesley Buildings, Torrens Street, Islington, N. 393a, City Road, London, N.
Chief Office:-30, DUNCAN TERR.ACE, CITY R.OAD, LONDON, N.
WINTER, 'WARMTH AND COMFORT.
HEATING AND VENTILATING APPARATUS. GRUNDY'S SPECIALITY, PURE WARM AIR.
UPWARDS OF ONE THO US/I ND TESTIMONIALS RECEIVED.
PURE WARM AIR AS SUPPLIED TO
Truro Cathedral ; Londonderry Cathedral ; Sherborne Abbey ; Kilmore Cathedral; Stanley Cathedral, Falkland Island1 :
Cardiff Catholic Cathedral.; The Queen 's School Chapel, Eton ; Cork Asylum ; Leicester Asylum; and to upwards of three
thousand Places of Worship; and a great number of Mansions, Houses, Hotels, Hospitals, Schools, Warehouses, Factoriea,
Workhouses ; Cork Law Courts, &c., &c.
84, BROOK STREET, G1tosvENOR SQU ARE, W . December 8th , 1893.
SIR WILLIAM BROADBENT encloses cheque for the " G RUNDY" HEATING APPARATUS supplied to his house and is glad to
say that it bas proved very satisfactory for warming and ventilating as required. The principle of the apparatus is ~ost excellent .
To Mr . GRUNDY.
PROFESSOR T YN DALL wri tes :-October 24th, 1893. HIND HEAD HOUSE, HASLEMRRK.
Dear Sir, -My house being so well provided with grates and flues for the generation and distribution of pure warm air, I have
been thus enabled to spend my winters in England instead of on a foreign shore. Yours very truly, JOHN TYNDll.LL.
FEVER H OSPITAL AND HOUSE OF RECOVERY, CORK STREET, DUBLIN. O&tobel' 26th, 1894.
Dear Sir,-I have much pleasure in informing you that we have found your HEATING APPARATUS a great success in our new
Epidemic H ospital, which consists of a two.story building, each story containing two large wards, a smaller isolation ward, and
two nurses' rooms. It is easily managed, does not cost much fo r fuel, and the air entering is most pleasant, warm, and free from,
ameH. It is with the full concurrence of the Managing Commit tee I give you this testimonial.
Yours faithfully , JOH N MARSHALL DAY, Registrar and Resident Medical Officer
Please refer to pages 808-805,808 and 809 in the "Architects' Compendium" 1896,for Jllustrated Particulars.. da.

lfsers of a The Compendjum-'-' would

obfjge by mentjoRjn,_g jf as the source of
thejr jnfarmatjoR when commu.qjcatjng wjth
the fjrms representec/ kerej120
Sec. HJ VENTIL1\Tl0N 1\ND Wl\RMING. 175

RADIATORS, BOILERS, & VENTILATORS.

All RADIATORS TESTED TO 120 LBS. PRESSURE. RIGHT & LEFT SCREWED NIPPLE CONHECTIONS. NO BOLTS, NO PACKING. NO LEAKAGE.
THE THE I ffi THE
II FAVORITE." "FLORENCE." I g "DOUBLE PERFECT."
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IMPROVED MICA OUTLET, SILK FLAP &SHERINGHAMVENTILATORSR

.HAYWARD'S IMPROVED SELF-ACTING ,, ALLIANCE" VENTILATORS.

Are the most Powerful Exhaust and Cheapest Ventilators in the Market.

Write for Large Prompt

Catalogue. Stocks, Delivery.

· ,' , ' , · ~~
~
No. 1. No. 2. No. 3. No. 4.
Best Value in the Trade. Write for New Illustrated Oatalogue and Terms. LARGE STOOKS kept for immediate delivery.

HAYWARD BROTHERS AND ECKSTEIN, LTD.,

Patentees and Manufacturers. (ESTABLISHED 1783.)
WORKS :-187, 189, 191 AND 193, UNION STREET, BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E~
NEW WEST END SHOWROOMS: 16, .JAMES STREET, HAYMARKET, S.W.
BRANCH OFFICES: 63, MOSLEY STREET, MANCHESTER; AND 141, WEST P.EGENT STREET, GLA~OW.•
17 6 WARMING. [Sec. H

CLARI'S Palenl ''SYPHON'' STOVIS.

NO FLUE REQUIRED.
NO SMOKEI NO SMELL I NO DIRT OR TROU BLE I NO DANGERI
All Sulphurous Vapours are condensed inside the Stoves, and pa>sed off as a Liquid into the Tray beneath.

The M ost Economi c al and Effic ient S ystem for Heating Public Halls, Schools , Hospital
Ward s , Corrid ors, T h eatre s, Shops, Offices, and all Public B uil di n gs and Private Residences"
S UPP LIE D TO SUPP L I E D TO
H ER MAJ ES'l ' Y 'l' H E QUEEN . THE POS1' O FFICE .
H . R.H. THE PRINCE OF W AL ES. T HE ::VI ANSlON H OUSE.
H . R.H . T HE LA'rE DuK F. OF THE BANK OF ENGLAND .
SAXE- COBURG GO'l'HA. MADAillli TUSSAUD'S BX HIBI'l'JO N .
P r otf'rt'· r1 hv T-T,. r ) f:1jcsty 1s
H.R. H. PRINCESS H E NRY OF Royal Le tL1.:rs P a te nt. T Hll LONDON & ="OR'l'U - WE S'l'ERN
B A'l''l'T~NBURG. R AILWAY C o .
THE BRITISH E:vrBASSY IN BERLIN. THE CREA'!' KOR'l'HERN RAILWAY Co.
H .M .' s B OARD OF vVORKS. THE NO!UH-EAS'l'ERN RAILWAY Co.
THE ROYA L GUNPOWDER FACTORY, &c., &c., & c.

SPEeI1\L CLARK'S PATENT "SYPHON" Hygienic Gas-Heating Stoves give a pure~ ·

--------·-· equable, and agreeab l e heat, which can be graduate_c:t or sustained at
FE1\TURES. the will of the user. They are so canstructed that a moist or d rt
atmosphere is obtainable at pleasure. . ;~
The _ex tremely small q~antity of gas cons umed by th e." SYPHON ,; St ove renders it th e most " e'con<J.iJ;~ca} Hei:ting
Ap paratu s 1n th e world. It p roduces the h eat of a coal fire at the cost o f ~ne _penny for three .ti.~urs bur:n1ng.
The action of the s tove is under the m ost p erfect control, th e h eat bem g rncreased or reduced by simply t urmng the
supply tap.
MR. D ' O YLY CARTE, OF THE SAVOY THE~TRE, writing of these S toves, says:
"I used your Hygienic Gas-Heati ng. Stoves in thi> T ~ eatre. all last winter, and found t~ em in every way most
satisfactory. I th in k I must h ave h ad t en or a dozen of them m van ous parts of th e Theatre, and.m the very cold weather
we had l ast winter they succeeded in warmin g the corridors, &c., admirably. Two of them were used to h eat th e Business
Offices of the T h eatre, an d they fulfille d this object capitally, w hile ap parently in n o way injuring the air in the Offices- a
most importan t consideration." ··
COMPLETE l _
L LUSTRATED PRICE LIST ON A.PPLICATION.

S. CLARK '& Co., Patentee\S and Sole Makers, "SYPHON" Works, Park.St, lslin~ton, LONDON, N.
Sec. HJ WARMING. 177

RADIATORS. THE BEST · THE CHEAPEST HOUSE

JOINT IN"THE TRADE
C!teap, Efficient, Ornamental
· and possessin.~ g reat FOR
FOR HOT
HEATI NG POWER. WATER OR
VALVES
O.f all Sorts.
EXHAUST
STEAM
IS

FOR
CHURC H ES,
SC HOOLS, •
M AN S IO NS, OFF I CES,
PUBLI C B U I LD INGS.

ESTIMATES FREE . T HE ONLY" ATTWOOD " IN THE TRADE .

• .TH.E !Ill

''TORTOISE'' :Js~o. STOVES.

PLAIN AND o~~ ~ ;AMENTAL.
~ith anb ~ithouf !i: ~o iler ~ttcu:hment.
1

SUITABLE FOR ANY HEATIN:G PURPOSES. From 12~. to £12.

NONE GENUINE WITHOUT THE FIGURE OF A TORTOISE..

Makers: C. PORTWAY & SON, Halstead, Essex.

Lioenae81 for North of England: HYDES & WIGFULL, Stanley Street, Sheffield. ·

.\ .

. BUILDERS~ A.LVNOUNC.C~ENT_~
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of · work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, ·a re a valuable guide
' to Architects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
178 W11RMING. [Sec. H

HARTLEY & SUGDEN, LTD.,

Atlas Boiler Works, HALIFAX.

PATENT "CLIMAX" BOILER. Showing Brick Setting.

RIVETTED
INDEPENDENT SECTION OF
VERTICAL STEAM
DOME TOP BOILER. BOILER. DOME TOP BOILER.

WROUGHT IRON AND STEEL WELDED AND RIVETTED BOILERS

Of every description for Heating by Low Pressure, Steam, and Hot Water.
COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST FREE ON APPLICATION.
 Sec. HJ W1\RMING. 179

Conti"actors to the War Office, Admiralty, School Board 'for London, Corporation o'f the City
o'f London, Metropolitan Asylums Board, &c.
Telegraphic A ddress - " WARMING, L ONDON. " Telep hone .L\'0. - 1430, L ONDON WALL .

: . E5Tfl&Ll5HED ] 832.

IJ. WONTNER·SMITH, CRAY &Co.,

Heating & Yentilating Engineers.
OFFICES AN D S H O W RO OMS-

81, FINSBURY PAVEMENT, LONDON, E.C.

Wori<s-Hal'f Moon Passage, 17, Whitechape! Road, E.

SPECIALISTS IN

LOW PRESSURE HOT WATER

WARMING APPARATUS.
ESTIMATES AND PLANS
?repared ·for fitting up PuiJlic and Private
Buildings with Improved Low Pressure Hot
Water Heating Apparatus, Cooking Apparatus,
Bath and Hot Water Circulating Apparatus,
also all kinds of Sanitary, Gas, and Electric
Bell Work, &c.

"THE FINSBURY" RADIA,TORs

These Radiators have been successfully used for warming
THE MANSION HOUSE, LONDON,
al so many Churches, Chapels, Banks, Public Liliraries,
Asylums, Hospitals, Barracks, . M a n s ion~ . Board Schools,
Studios H alls, Corridors, and Pn vate Residences. and several
of the London Board Schools. "The F inshury " R adiator i
al so made 'i/entilating, by which means fresh air can b
introduced from the outside of a Building. "THE FINSBURY" RADIATOR.

IMPROVED
HIGH PRESSURE HEATING APPARATUSa
(SMALL BORE TUBE SYSTEM_.)

Schemes and Estimates prepared for applying this class o'f

Heating Apparatus to all kinds o'f Buildings on the newest and
most approved principles at the lowest possible cost.
The High Pressure Heating Apparatus is suitable for Warming
Churches, Chapels, Banks, Offices, Warehouses, Drying Rooms,
&c., taking up but small space, and rai sing the temperature in a

- - - - ----" --- ___

short time.
" __ ____
"

Manufacturers of Kitcheners, Grills, Cooking Apparatus, Baths, Boilers, Lifts, Cranes, Electric
Light and Gas Fittings, Electric Bells, &c.
ELEeTRie LIGHT INST1\LL1\TI0NS e1\RRIED 0UT.
180 V1\Rlt)US M.1\NUF1leTURES. [Sec. H

EMLEY & SONS, LIMITED,

N;: ;:;f9~~5r:~:~:E
1

.. 42 & 44, Westgate Road, NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE.

..UUUU!lUlllUllUIUl ll llllUmuuamU4UUIUll--Mf'lUUloll.lll"*IMI--------~ llilll-~Ulll-U.IUUllWUWlllWl "l!tl"'-bt! ··-rtM
0 Ri~~-g:~~&ET .
Specialities:
ALL KINDS OF IRON WORK FOR ROOFS, · &c.
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON RAILINGS, ORNAMENTAL ENTRANCE GATES.

Plain and Ornamental Smith Work for all purposes

Wrought to Architects' Special Designs.
ELECTRIC BELLS. TELEPHONES. AND SPEAKING TUBES
Heating Apparatus
For Churches. Schools, Public Buildings, Con servatories, Vineries, de., by Hot Water or Steam.
VENTILATION ON THE PLENUM OR EXHAUST SYSTEM.

Plumbing. Sanitary Engineering .

..4LL WORK DONE BY E X PERIENCED WORKMEN. AND IN ANY PART OP THE COUNTRY. ·
Estimates for any of the above Classes of Work furnished free 'on app l ication.

References to Architects for whom work has been clone, also to some Contracts completed,
MEATING.-THEATRE ROYAL, Newcastle-on-Tyne; WORKHOUSE, Gateshead ; NORTHUMBERLAND COUN'l'V
ASYLUM, Morpeth; ST. BARNABAS' CHURCH, Dulwich ; STEPHENSON LIBRARY, New castle-on -Tyne:
BLIND ASYLUM, Newcastle-on-Tyne; SCHOOLS, etc., etc. ·~
IRONWORK.-Wrough t Iron Verandah to 3 floors (2 el evations) for Messrs. ECKS'l'EJN'S Buildings. Johanne~hurrz .
Rte.. etc.. etc.

Users ef 00
The Compe12diu111y:; woult!
oblige by 111entio1211'!_.g it as the source ef
their infarmatjo12 whe12 commu17icating with
the Firms represented herei12.
Sec. HJ TUBES, &c. 181

BIRMINGHAM.
LIMITED,
'
Telegrams- " LLOYDS,'' BIRMINGHAM. Trade Mark - L & L. Telephone No. 28l.

& L L
TUBES AND
I

FITTINGS; FOR .
II
.
· Gas, Steam, Hot Water, 1

High Pressure, Galvanized,

&c., &c.

P.- THE SOCKET of EVERY TUBE and EVERY FITTING is·

STAMPED with the WELL-KNOWN '' L & L" TRADE MARK.
Consumers should specify L & L make.
182 [Sec. H

J·oN.·Es8· & ATrwooo

. TOUR BRIDGE
WE MAKE CASTINGS.
WE MAKE THEM CHEAP.
WE MAKE THEM WELL.
WE MAKE
FOR
MILLIONS
CONTRACTORS,
OF
MANU·F ACTURERS,
ENGINEERS, &c.

WHEN ASKING FOR QUOTATIONS,

SUBMIT SAMPLES or DRAWINGS-STATE WEIGHT-SAY QUANTITY REQUIRED.
Pa-ten.tees and MakeI's of
HEATING
APPARATUS
SP£CIALITIES.

PIPES FOR
EXPANSION JOINTS,
SOCKET PIPES.
FLANGE PIPES,
UNDERGROUND PIPES.
For Cutting Wrought or Cast Pipes from Supplied with various arrangements
~ i n. to 24 in. diameter. of Pipes.
The Best Pipe Cutter Extant. For Greenhouses, &c., &c.

HEATING AND VENTILATION, INCLUDING "PLENUM " SYSTEM.

This .Joint

YOUR SPECIAL ATTENTION was Invented by our

Mr. WALTER JONES,
Is called to tne fact that we and stands unrivalled.

Used either for Heating purposes or Hot

Water Supply.

FAILURES TURNED INTO SUCCESSES!

Schemes prepared for Contracts Irrespective

of distance. Advice given and Experts sent
t o take Plans, prepare Reports, or to assist
the Trade, on Moderate Terms. Medals and Highests Awards
wherever Exhibited.

-THE MOST COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE IN THE TRADE, FREE.

 183

/ '

.. See .al5o Sun1mary of Content5, page 1- .

Section J.
'.

LillS,·.'flevaiors, ic. .

...
/

, "
.. I .

FIRMS REPRE'SENTED IN THIS SECTlON.

"'
PAGE PAGE
BRYDEN, JOHN, & SONS • • Luc.\s, J. E. .. .. .·.. .. .. .. r8o, l8g
GARDINER, SoNs & Co., Lo. .. · ' 186, 187 ST. PAN CRAS lRON WvRK Co-, Lo-. .. .. 193
HAYWARD BRos. & ECKSTEIN, Lo. .. •• i:92 SMITH & STEVENS •• .• 185

. HITCHEN, JOHN •, .. " . .!,92 • WAYGOOD, R. , & Co ., Lo. 190, ~gr

llsers oj-.. " The Compendium'' would

ob/jge by meptionin~ it as tke source of
-their iqformation when commu17icating · with
the Firms represented herein.
t '
Sec. J] LIFTS, ELEV.1\T0RS, &c. 185

ARCHIBALD SMITH & STEVENS}

:.~;8:r~~:~.,A:::;~~~ QUEEN'S ROAD, BATTERS EA, S.W.
Manchester.. .. Mr. SPROWSON, Nor ton Street, Greengate, Salford.
Newcastle- on-Tyne HIND BROS., 3r. Collingwood S treet.
Birmingham .. W. J. A. KERR, 43, Church Street .
\ orkshire . . .. THE BUILDERS' SUPPLY Co., 12, Park Lane, Leeds.
Glasgow .. J. MONKHOUSE CARTMELL, 70, Great Clyde S treet.
Dublin .. BOOTH BROS., Upper Stephen Street .
Holland .. H AU S ~1ANN BROS., \Vijnstraat 46, Wijuhaven 37,
Rott erdam .

ELECTRIC LIFTS.
PATENT VARIABLE POWER

HYDRAULIC LIFTS.
For Passengers,
For Goods,
With lVater Sa.ving Regulator.

RELIANCE LIFTS.
RAM LIFTS.
STEAM LIFTS.
BELT-DRIVEN LIFTS.
SELF-SUSTAINING LIFTS.
TELESCOPIC LIFTS.
CELLAR LIFTS.
DINNER ·LIFTS.
''LIGHTNING" LIFTS.
LETTER LIFTS.
COUNTER LIFTS.
CARRIAGE LIFTS.
HYDRAULIC CRAN ES.
HAND CRANES.
WAREHOUSE CRANES.
T RA VE L LING CRANES.
HYDRAULIC PUMPS.
STEAM PUMPS.
DOOR SPRINGS.

~WRITE FOR CATALOGUES.~

186 LIFTS, ELEV1-\T0RS, &c. [Sec. J

GARDINER, SONS, & Co., Ltd .,

NELSON STREET & All SAINTS' IRON WORKS, BRISTOL. TdP.trmfluc .4ddress-
'' Gardsons, Bristol."

HAND POWER DINNER, BOOK AND RESTAURANT LIFTS.

' ,.,
f,,.
!I
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I

F 374 . F 37 5. ,- S76
F 3 77.
PARGEL OR GHOPLIFT. IMPROVED DINNER LIFT. SINGLE DINNER LIFT.
Suitable fo r Shops , \Vith nv i;: rh •·ad C t·a 1·i11 g- 1 t o work with
DOUBLE DINNER LIFT.
Lunch eo n Bars, &c. T o work from b ~ l o w . Suitable En cJl es~ H op t• fr om any fl oo r.
\ Vi th Overh n1 d Gc:'!rin g, 10 we i k with
for P ri vate H ouses or small Fnd less H. o pl~ frc 111 an y fl oo r.
P rice comp le te, as P rice of lronw1irk only, with bra ke 1
Ho tels, will raise load under lJllance weip; h11 a nd eye :i nd s trap fo r P r ice of l ro nwm k on ly, with b r:i k e nnd
illus trated, fo r a tota l C:l.C:e. to :-:1is1:: ~ - cw t. , 5ize of cage 24X 18 ~ tr a p s for .-;ag-t!s, t o rn.11\c 28 lbs. , !--17.c o f
sideb oard or dresser . c:uzes i8x16X'27 in. high .. ;{,7 13 o
hei gh t of r7 fee t. X36 i1o. h ig h .. .. .. [ 6 ' 5 o
D iu c , to rai 1;P r cw t., ~ iz e of cag e 2 7X 2 [ D it to, to ra ise 56 lbs., size of cage" 2 1x 18
S ize of Ca ge. Pr ice complete , r ead y for X 30 in. h i ~ h . . . ·. . . £9 o o
wide deep h ig h erecti on,' excl usive o f enc lo- x39 in. hi gh .. .. .. £1 .6 o
P rice, complt'.l e with Cage, Gll19es, P ri ce, co mnl e te wa h Cages , G uid e",
in. in. in. s ures, for a tota l he ight of q ft. Hearer<> , R o pe .-, P. c . , fo r a tota l h e1 e. h r.
Bearero; , H.o p<!S. &c ., fo r a to ta l h eig ht
I2 IO I8 of 1 8 ft. from ho tt om floo r l o top o f
o f 2 0 f1. fr o m bo u om fl oor to top o f
£ 3 r7s . od. T o rai:ie 14 lbs. R ope \\1heel. To ra ise
Ro pe Wh eel. T o ra:se
w;de dee p hi gh
~- c wt., £ 13 6 o 1 cwt., £r4 6 o 28 lbs., .l rs 8 0 56 lbs., £ r7 0 0
S ize o f Caee. S ize of Cage . . 1 6 in. 1 2 in. 24 m.
wid e d.eep J:i gh If fi tted with Patent Automatic Brake.
in. 10 . in. {8 I 2S . od. Jf fitt ed wi th Pate nt Automatic Brake.
Ir o nw or k onl y, to ra ist:! ~ - c wt . .. £1 19 o l r on work only, to ra ise 28 lb~ .. . £9 rs o
I6 I2 24 To rai se 40 I!>. Do. d o. 1 cwt. . . .lS i S o D o. do. 56 lbs. .. £ 10 13 o
£4 5s. od. wid e dee p hi gh P1 ice, compl e te as illustra t r d, P rice, co mp le te as illustr a ted.
If abov e t his h eig ht 2/6 Size of Cag-e .. 24 in. 16 in . ; o in. T o ra ise !-c wt. .. . . £ 14 TO o To r:t i~e 28 lbs . . . £ r 7 ro o
per foo t e xtra. D o. 1 cwt. £ 16 o o D o. 56 lbs. . . [J S 13 o
31op to • ust a in Cage at
£ ro 10s. od . If .:i.bovr :2C' feet tota l h eigh t 4/- per foot If above i 8 fee t total h eigh t 4/- p~ r foo t
ctthe r fl oor 10/- ex tr~ . I( above th is he ight, 3/6 per ft . e xtro . ex tra for t ith t: r :-.ize . ex tra fo r ei ther s ize.

DISCOUNTS AND QUOTATIONS FOR SPEC IAL SIZES ON RECEl~T OF REQUIREMENTS.

FOR CASEMJ.(NTS A ND S ASHES, :;icr; SECT!O:>! L. COMPLETE CATALO.GUE SE NT ON APPLICATION.
Sec. JJ LIFTS, ELEV1\TCRS, &c. 187

GARDINER, SONS,&Co., Ltd., Telegraphic Addrts&-

NELSON STREET & ALL SAINTS' IRON WORKS, BRISTOL. "Gar dsons, Bristol. ' 1

.. I

Fig. 378.

HAND POWER WARE HOUSE

OR LUGGAGE LIFT
With overhead Gearing to work with endless Rope from
any floor.

Price of Ironwork only, including Brake and Balance Weight,

exclusive of Cage Ironwork.
,I

To raise Wide. Deep. High. l s. d .

ft. in. ft. in. ft. in.
2 cwt,, for Cage 2 6 x
3 x 3 62 12 12 0

4 3 0 9 x
x 4 6
2 15 IO 0

7
" " 3 6 x 3 0 x 5 6 20 0 0
IO
" " 4 0 x 3 6 x 6 0 22 0 0

rs ",, " 6 x 0 x 6 0 26 8 0
4 4
20 " 5 0 x 4 6 x 6 0 31 0 0
" "

Price complete, with Cage, Guides, Bearers, Ropes, etc.,

size of cages as above.
Height over all from Extra per
bottom floor to top. ft. in.
To raise of Rope Wheel. £ s. d. height.

1't~
2 cwt., 20 feet 21 15 0 4/-
.1' .·, 4 26 IO 0 5/-
.'(
,," "
~~
;,\
7 If 33 0 0 6/-
;;; IO 22 feet 36 IO 0 6/3
rs ",, ,, 42 rs 0 6/9
20 ,, 51 0 0 9/-
"
Lifts to raise ro cwt. and upwards are calculated for
two men.

DISCOUNTS AND QUOTATIONS FOR SPECIAL SIZES ON RECEIPT OF REQUIREMENTS.

FOR CASEMENTS AND . SASHES, SRE SECTION L. COMPLETE CATALOGUE SENT ON APPLICATION.

CoN. CoM. M
 183 LIFTS, ELEVllTE)RS, &c. [Sec. J

STIGLER'S (MILAN) ELECTRIC AND HYDRAULIC

•
:C,";'da';!:!a1 ELEVATORS OR LIFTS. Pari~:o"o~ibition,
ENGIN'EER, VESTA RD., BROCKLEY, London, S.E •
J E LUCAS
. I I ' SOL E AGENT FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM.

3,000·
IN USE.

These Elevators
give per/ect
SAFETY
UNDER ALL CONDITIONS.

ARE NOW ERE CTED AT

BUECKER'S HOTEL,
Finsbury Square, E.C.
DIEUDONNE HOTEL,
Ryder Street, s.W.
INTERNATIONAL
SLEEPING CAR CO., .
20, Cockspur St., S.W.
And in france, Italy, Germany,
flustria, t1ungary,5witzerland,
Turkey, ~ussia, Egypt, India; ·
5outh America, &c.

UNEQUALLED
BY ANY OTHER..
CAN BE WOR.KED

WITHOUT
ATTENDANT.

AUTOMATICALLY
LOCKED.
ESTIMATES & PARTIGULARS
FROM

J.E. Lucas, ·
VESTA ROAD,
BROCKLEY,
ELEGTRl!l ELEVATOR. (Note.-The Motorcanbeplacedattheside London, S.E HYDRAULIG ELEVATOR.
or any convenient position.)
 Sec. JJ · LIFTS, ELEVllTt)RS, &c. 189
'

J. E. LUCAS,
See also pages TE LEGRAMS- ,
LUCAS, ENG IN EER,
159, 188, & 219 BROCK L EY, S.E."

. Sole Maker &Patentee of the A.B.C. self-sustaining Dinner &Service LIFT,

VESTA ROAD, BROCKLEY, S.E.
~ --~~~-~ -AS USED BY THE IN USE all over the COUNTRY.
Admiralty, To raise 30 lbs. [Single ;Box. Well hole. }
one floor (IO ft. ) r.9 wide 2.3 .£ro
Engineer to the Complete r eady r.4 d~ep
for fixing. 2.3 h igh
X
r.8
G. N. Railway, 56 lbs.
{ 2.0 wide
j r.6 deep
2.6 }
X .£II
, \ 2.6 high
JErated Bread OTHER SIZES.
I.IO
ASK FOR ESTIMA'l'E ·

Coy.i DELIVERED FREE LONDON.

Amalgamated
Engineers' ELECTRIC
(STIGLER'S),

Institute,
Salvation HYDRAULIC,
D
__,___ DODD Army,
Secretary to
the. American
BELT·DRIVEN
HAND· POWER
AND

Embassy,
DD DODD I I
-
&c.

ACKNOWLEDGED BY
USERS THE
SIMPLEST,
LIFTS
CRANES)
AND

o~
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR

-0-
, MOST
EFFECTIVE PASSENGERS"
AND
CHEAPEST HOTELS,

DD DD =o
~

SELF-SUSTAINING
LIFT CARRIAGES,
TO BE OBTAINED.

- SELF-SUSTAINING
WAREHOUSES,
ELEVATION. ELEVATION.
SERVICE HOSPITALS, &c.
LIFTS
FOR FIXINGIRON DOORS.
OUTSIDE. METAL CASEMENTS.
PLAN. PLAN SPECIAL I
Self-Sustaining A,B.C. Lift. Sel'f-Sustai10ing A.B.C. Lift. QUOTATIONS. IRON SASHES.
 190 LIFTS, ELEV1\T0RS, &c. [Sec. J

R~ WAYGOOD & Co., Ltd.,

By Special Appointment

To H. M. the Queen.

HAND .CRANES.
HYDRAULIC CRANES.
Waygood's Patent Automatic Water-Saving
Apparatus.

POWER LIFTS.
FOR WAREHOUSES, STORES, &o.

IRON DOORS
For Party Walls and Strong Rooms.

COMPLETE PLANTS OF HYDRAULIC MACHINERY.

With Engines, Pumps, .Accumulators, &c, shipped ready for Erection
Abroad and in the Colonies.

APPROXIMATE PRICES OF HAND LIFTS.

PRICE . FIXING IN
No. CLASS. L OAD. !HEIGHT. SIZE OF Box. DELIVERED LONDON.
--1------ - - - - 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - -1
I Dinner Lift • • 56 lbs. 10 ft. 2ft. by Ift. 6in. by 2ft. oin. • • £14 o o £4 10 o
2 Coal Lift • . I cwt. IO ft.' 2ft. 6in. by Ift. gin. by 2ft. 6in. 20 o o S o o
3 Goods Lift . . 5 cwt. IO ft. 3ft. 6in . by 3ft. by 4 ft. 6in . . . 27 IO o 7 o o
4 Do. . . IO cwt. IO ft. 4ft. by 4ft. by 6ft. .• . . 34 0 0 8 IO 0
fBIJJl'6•hlllll! ~ ~:nitur~--~L-if-t-7-cw_t_.~I-o-ft_._6_f_t~-b_y__4f_t._b_y_7-ft_._ _· ._ _· ._4_7_1_0_,,._o_ 9 10 o

Chief Offi(:es and Works :

Falmouth Road, Great Dover Street. Borough. S.E.
BRANCHES AT
Douglas (l.O.M.), St. Pet&rsbu•g;, I.
Liverpool, Plymouth,
Glasgow, Amsterdam, Buenos Ayres,
Manchester,
Belfast, Brussels, Sydney (N.8.W.),
Birmir:agham,
Bradford, Dublin, Antwerp, Bombay.
Sec. J ] LIFTS, ELEV1\TCRS, &c. 191

R. WAYGOOD & .,.Co., Ltd. ,. .....................................................

ELECTRIC LIFTS.

THESE Lifts are made in various ways according to what work the Lift is required to do, the space
available for the gearing, and the money at disposal. The illustration above depicts Waygood's Patent
Direct Coupled Gear, used for Passenger Traffic, in which the gear can be fixed either overhead or underneath
and several examples can be shown at work in various parts of England, and in the South African and
Australian Colonies,
Prices and full description will be forwarded on application.

HYDRAULIC LIFTS.
THESE are made on the Quick-Acting and Suspended Systems, according to circumstances. The prices
vary according to the water pressure available, load to be raised, etc., etc.

PATENT WATER-SAVINQ LIFTS, which are quite Automatic, are also

made for working from the mains of the London Hydraulic Power Co. To get the best tfficiency and
utmost economy out of these Lifts they must be Automatic as in the case of the WAYGOOD LIFT.
......., • • • • • • w+ •• •• ••

PARTICULARS REQU,IRED FOR QUOTING IN ALL CASES ARE:-

The Load, Size and Value of Cage, Travel; If Hydraulic, Water Pressure available, or Height
-
of Supply Tank from bottom floor (the hii:-her the better); if Engine Power, position o'f
Engine or Shafting; if Electric, the Speed and Voltage (whether alternatini:- or continuous).
 192 ·LIFTS, ELEV1\T0RS, &c.--ST1\BLE FITTINGS. [Sec. J

JOHN BRYDEN & SONS. EST~:~~~HED

Dinner Service, Coal and Goods Lifts.
APPROXIMATE PRICES OF HAND POWER LIFTS EXCLUSIVE OF FIXING,

SIZE OF CAGE. HEIGHT. LOAD. PRICE.

No. ft . in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. £ s. d.

I 2 O X I 7 I 9X I 3 IS ft. ~cwt. 7 rs 0
2 2 3 X I IO 2 0 X I 6 IS ft. ;\'cwt. 8 IO O
3 2 7X 2 I 2 4 X I 9 lS ft . ~cwt. 9 IO O
4 30X2I0 29X26 3oft. r;\' cwt. II 10 O
I
'·---~-~-·--~__J_~ l_~ --- ~ !~ -~~__ L_J_~_}~:
2~ cwt. r8 o o
4 cwt. 3S 0 0
--- - - - -
ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION.
EDINBURGH - 16, Frederick Street. GLASGOW- 60, Renfield Street.
DUNDEE-17, Albert Square. ILONDON - 90, Gloucester Road. S.W.

JOHN HITCHEN, HOISTS and LIFTS.

.ENGINEER AND CRANE MAKER, WAREHOUSE LIFTS
PASSENGER
GOODS
..Hall Street Iron Works, HALIFAX. ··' '
'.l'elephone No. 0982. ELECTRIC
HYDRAULIC
CRANES" DINNER "
Etc., from t, cwt., upwards.
OVERHEAD TRAVELLERS, GOLIATHS,
FOUNDRY GRANES, WHARF GRANES, Crabs and Winches, Iron and
PORTABLE GRANES, Steel Roofs, Railings, Fencing,
DERRIGKS, AND SGOTGH GRANES, and Entrance Gates, Field, and
For Steam, Power, Electric, Hydraulic, Hand Gates, Prismatic Area
and Hand. G ..ates, and all kinds of Structural and
To Contractors- l:luilders' Ironwork.

DERRI CK CRANES A'o~A~~6~::~;,K Drawing• aud Prices ou Application.

W£11ill'Y " '¥'WM

HAYWARD'S STABLE FITTINGS, As SU PPLIED TO BU CKINGHAM PALACE,

SANDRINGHAM, BALMORAL, &c., &c,

COWHOUSE, .STABLE
PIGGERY, PA VINO.

AND
STABLE
DRAINAGE.
HAR.NESS
STABLE
ROOM
VENTILATION.
PITTINOS.

Eighty Years'
Es'rIMA'.l'Its ON Practical Expe-
rience in Fitting
APPI,ICA'rION. up Stables.
SOME RIECENT TESTIMONIALS.
THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OP GUILDFORD wishes to inform M essrs. Hayward Bros. & E ckstein, Ltd., tha t he has now completed the Stables
1 for wl1ich they suppliec1 the fittings, and which g ave every satisfac ti o n. . . .
BUWAR.D MANN, Esq . , Th elve ton J:.Iall, Diss, writes on 28th D ecembe r, 1898 :-"The Fittings for the Stables bav_e give n. e ve ry satisfacb.on." .
W. T. MAR.RIOT, 13sq. , Sanda l Grange, near VVakcheld, writes on th ~ 7th September, 1898 :- ' 1 I am ve 1·y well satisfied with th E. m anner m wh Lch you have
carried out the Stable work which you have don e for me."
HAYWARD'S STABLE FITTINGS have ~ecently been supplied and fixed for the following firms : -
Duke of Norfolk, Arundel Lord Foley, Rushy Lodge and Audley Square · Colonel Bashford., Soberton, Hants .
Duke of Somerset, Goodwood I:ord Rrassey, London T . Collcutt, Esq. , The Croft, Tottendge, .Herts.
Earl of Derby Holwood Beckenham & Fanhill Lord Egerton of Tatton Tatton Park H . Moore Watts, E sq., Glenthorne, Yeovil [Ives,
Earl of Jerse.Y, London, 'osterley Park Lord Ebury, London ' Edwa..rd Hain, Jun ., Esq. , Freloy.ham House, St.
Earl of Dysart . A.Campbell, Esq,, n, Upper Brook Street Mr.1om Canncn , Jun., Stockbndge,.Hants.
Earl of Durham, London H. King, E•q. , Iifield Place London & St..uth Western Railway, Nme E lms
At our NEW SHOW ROOMS , JAMES STREET, HAYMARKET, S.W., we havefittedupacomplete
set of 10 Stalls and 2 Loose Boxes.
~ ARCHITECTS ARE INVITED TO CALL AND INSPECT SAME. -.J

OPPICES
& WORKS: 187, 189, 191, &. 193, UNION 5Tl1EET, BOQ.OUGH, LONDON, 5.E.
.. Telephone: No. 193 HOP. ESTABLISHED 1783 Telegrams :" HAYWARD BROTHERS, LONDON:'
 Sec. JJ ST1\BLE FITTINGS. 193

PATENT SAFETY STABLE FITTINGS.

I'

Stalls, Loose Boxes, Mangers, Paving, Drainage.,

Wall Ti1es, Woodwork:, Harness Room.
Brackets & Fittings, Coa~b. House Fittings, &c •

.IMPROVED COWHOUSE AND PIGGERY FITTINGS,

As supplied to Her Majesty the Queen, R .R.H. the . Prince of Wales, H.R.H.
the Duke of Connaught, the Royal Families of France, Germany, Holland, Sweden,
Portugal, many of the Nobility and Gentry of England, Government Departments,
Corporations, Vestries, Railways, and Private Firms .
....................... 'W' . . . . . . . . 'W".~

Catalogues on application to
THE ST. PANCRAS · IRON WORK CO., LD.,
St. Pancras R.oad, London, N. W. Telephone; 5191 KING'S CROM.
Telesrams: "EQUITATION, LONDON."
 195

... . 0 · 0~
. . .
.'
. -
5ee al.so 5ummary of Contents, page 1.

~
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~
...,._.,._,._-~ - --

Section
.
K. · .·
.

· : Hinges and springs.

Loclt.s, Door furniture, casement fastenings, le. '..J

;J . Sliding Door fillings•.

; • JI

cooking 4pparatus. llilcheners, Stoves, ·and Mantels.

General .lronmongerg.
FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION.
l~AGE PAGE
ADAMS, J.,
& SoN · •• •. .. .. .. .. 20~ GrnnoNs, JAMES .. .. .. .. .. 204
ADAMS, ROBERT • • •. •• .. •. 196 . HOBBS, HART & Co., Ln. .. .. .. .. .• 209
BALDWIN, SoN & Co., LD. .. •• .• •• .. •• 197 MATTISON & Co. • • •. .• .• .. ,. • •• 216
BARNS, W., & SoN '. . •• .. •• 216 · SHAW & CARTER . . •. .. •• •. •. .• 2 15
BooBBYER, J.
H., & SoN8 •• .. .. . • 204, 205
1
SMTTH & STE\'ENS .. •. .• :• 200
CARTLAND,]., & SoN, Lo. 206, 207 SM tTu & TURNER .. •• . • .. .• •• r99
COLLEDGE & B1unGEN • • •• •. • •• .. •• 203 SotJTIIWELL. F . C., & Co. •• 201
EVERED & Co., Lo. ., •• . • •• 208 TEALE FrnEl'LACE Co. • • •• •. •• .. . • 2r c
FLETCHER, RussELL & Co., LD. •• •. .. :. zro WRIGHT, GEO., & Co. • . •• .. .. .. 212-2q
GERISH, S., & Co. • .• •• .. •• 198

ef "The Compe12djum'' would

llsers
obfjge by mentionin~ jt as the ·source of
their infarmatio12 when com112u.qjcating with
the Firms representecl herein.
 HINGES 1\ND SPRINGS. [Sec. ~ K
------------------~ - - --

THE BEST TESTED (ROBER't' ADAMS' PATENT)

ROBERT I.
SILlNT DOOR SPRINGS, lor ALL KINDS 01 DOORS. I ADAMS.
60 HIGHEST AW ARDS at International and Trade~ Exhibitions. Ii
OIL CJIECA'. OIL CHECK.
Silent Closing THE .1161" NOTE. THE
Door Springs. "CROWN VICTOR."
Double Action.
"LONDON VICTOR."
.Single Action.
SIZES OF DOORS.
The Light -6 ft. x r ft.gin . x
Medium-7 ft. 6 in x 2
r~

ft . 6 in. x 2;j:
Victor Heavy - Beyond last dimensions.

Patents
hold ' Used by
the all the Principal
Rec.ords. Government

FANLI ~HT, LANTERN,

Departments.
AND SKYLIBHT
OPENERS.
CASEMENT BOLTS. PNEUMATIC
PANIG BOLTS.
AND OIL CHECK
WEATHER B\RS.
REVERS!BLt SPRING HINGES,
WINDOWS. FOR

METAL WORK AND DOUBLE and SINGLE ACTION

METAL SASHES. DOORS.
AND ALL BUILDING
REQUISITES.
Sliowbi_: the inle• nal co11stniction and the
1utiquc opening capacil;- of the " Victor''
~
Double Actio11 Spring Hinge.
PRICES.
1\few r l bri drred Light Doo-s .. . . 33/- each.
'28/- each.
CataZr~!?Jte free' on Medium D..>ors . . 44/- ,,
40/- "
Heavy Doors
.rl pp Iical ion. ·oil e;,·ra. 66/ .. "
54/- "

PNEUMATIC SILENT (FLOOR) DOOR The "EMPRESS VICTOR"

SPRINGS.
PATENT PNEUMATIC SILENT DOOR SPRINGS.

N~a t. Compact. Fixed Cylinde: Su :table for narrv w tra nsoms.

s'i ng.le Action Pneumatic ChecR Spring 1·11\ige. Requires only one inch beyond H mge. ,Opens wide. Strongest when closed. Regulated to clo• ;
at any speed. Lnt!e friciion. Great ~u ra.b il1ty . . . . . .
PRICES: -
, Double Action. I
Lelt Hand .
Single Action.
.. '28/- cad~
Fix1;:d by screw mg to surface. Sun s n ght or left hand, inside or outside, wnhout chaJ1ge of fitt1r ~s.
PRICES.
Light Doors . . 33/• each. J.ight Doors
Jl ledium Doors .. 44/- ,, Jlled•um DJors.. 40/• ,, For U oor~ not exceeding
No. 183. "(r. 6 in". wide by i] in". ..
I F or Doors not exceeding
18/- No. 181. 3 (t. 6 ins. wide by 3 !n" .. 26/•
Heavy Doors .. 66 - ., Heavy Doors . . 54/- ,,
O il and Hutt Hi nges ex tr:l. No. 18?. 2 fl. 8 in ,, 11
2 inc.. . . 'l.'J./.. No. 18o. 4 ft.om<:. ,, 3 10 ~ . .. 3?*/·

66 & 67. Newington Causeway, LONDON, S.E.

Sec. KJ HINGES 1\ND SPRINGS. 197

BALDWIN'S BUTTS
ARE MADE ONLY BY

200 333

BALDWIN, SON & co.~ LTD.,

STOURPORT.
Also Broad Butts 200 and 564 of all Sizes.

PARLIAMENT HINGES} SKEW BUTTS) &CAST-IRON HINGES

OF ALL DESCR!PTIONS.

Buyers are !earnestly requested to see th;)t the name BALDWIN, in addition to the quality number,
is cast on all the Butts they purchase-'"NONE OTHERS ARE GEN"G~NE. These numbers were
ORIGINALLY ADOPTED BY B. S. & CO. to distinguish the different q~alities. but since these
Butts have obtained favour with consumers, the numbers have been copied by other makers. They are
now registered as their
TR.ADE MARK
AS

BALDWIN . BALDWIN BALDWIN

200 333 564
JdANUFACTURERS also of the Improved Cast Tinned Kitchen Furniture...:_Saucepan Covers
are now made stampei from One Sheet of Steel; also of an Improvecl White Enamelled•
tast-Iron Kitchen Furniture; and of the New Mottled Cast-Iron Enamelled Holloware in all their
various branches; Improved Box. Flanch, and Portable Coffee Mills; Door Knockers, Scrapers
Porters, Hat, Coat and Umbrella Stands, and Carpenters' and Builders' General Ironmongery.

London Office: No. 59, HOLBORN VIADUCT .. E.C.

 198 HINGES 1\ND Sl?RINGS. [Sec. K

--ri-~~~~~-~--
S. GERISH & CO.,
22-30, BUTTESLAND ST., EAST r D~, LONDON, N.
i:1~',~,
,,...,, 1f r---"'),
/ ' •''
,.,\.
i.::_.._, 11 I \ . !.'J
I ~'
II" - ...u ' ---/ JI.!.Y'
_ _ ___ _
I I'
1J,: 1I ----,I
__J l
Makers of GATE HINGES and FITTINGS
On Gerish's, Collinge's, lmray's, or Redmund'... System.
A I
I
_________ J LONDON STOCK- 100 TONS. ESTABLISHED N.EARLY 100 YEARS.

lillo. 6.- i"or Gates swinging one way. 11/iaeie and Stocked in 20 sizes, every 3 :ns.

In Cast and Wrot Iron and ~Heel, to

any Architectural Design.
Specialities : Hinges &Fittings for Cold Storage.
Designs and Estimates submitted free.

Geri5h'5 Patent
~~pring. Butts.
Over 100,000 Made
·and 5old.

RISING AND HELICAL SPRING HINGES,

Made REDMUND'S SYSTEM.

SP.RING
ff.LH.GE.

No. 59 Qa-.e &olt.

Sec. Kl HINGES 1\ND SPRINGS. 199

S.l.VII~....- ~ '.:r_V::EC.~~::EC.,
.50, Bartholomew eiose, London, E.e.,
INVENTORS AND MAKERS OF THE FIRST DOOR SPRING USED.
ESTABLISHED NEARLY A CENTURY.
The Great International Exhibition·, 1t,51 . In t er-nationa l Health E xhibition, Lo ndon, 1884 -- Sil ver Medal.
Highest Award, ONLY MEDAL, International Exhibition, Edinburgh, 188 6 .

.Ben Turner's Patent Adjustable Regulating Door Spring,

AS USED AT
Buckin g ham Palace St. Steph en's Club ~t . Barth olomew's H ospita
St. Jam es's P<ilacc:: Carlto n Clu b · Fever H ospital
K ensin g ton Palace Con. . 1irution al Clu b Ch ildre n·~ U o~ p i ta l

~1~~~~~~o}{S ~ !;ouse
01
Ctry Cailton Club
C it y L 1bern l Clu b
H 1 spi1al, Swa nley
Birkleck Institute
C umberland L odg•. 1'1my a nd N avy Cl ub Bank of E ngland
H. M. Oflke of \>Voods, &c. R aleig h Club Drnm mond's Ban k
Na tura l History M 11seu m Eas t and West Ind ia Docks C hi le's Bank
South K enf'in g ton l\1u ~e um and Offices Na ti• na l P rovin, ial Bank
H ome and Colonia l Offices The Baltic, Greshnm , of England
J;'oreig n Office E qu itable, Alliance, L~mdon and Co un t y Bank
W a i Office Atl a ~ 1 and S un Cit y B;:ink
Indian Office Gas L ight and Coke Co. 13ari ng's Bank
Roy al Courts of Just ice Offices Gr::md Hotel
So merset H om e Ci1y L ivery H alls Hotel Me1ropr!e
Natio nal Gailer}r Guild ha ll and Library li'irst Aven ue H otel
Custom House T ech ni ra l College Holbo_rn Rcs tau 1a ut
l<. oyal Naval Coll ege Royal E xch ange Pav ilion l\1I us ic H a ll
St. Paul's Cath edral Corn E xc tJange &c., &c.
Whi ~h de~c r ib es conside rab ly more than a half.c ircle in cpening. It r an be made
strong or wea k . it can be adjus ted to any cen tre , and t he ·who le of t he ins ide taken
out withouc 'unhang ing the duor. It is Hrv nges t when door is closed , an d grad ually
weo.kens a$ it ope u::..

ALSO BEN TURNER'S NEW PATENTS-THE ''SILENT B. T."

fOQ CL05 1NG 000115 WITH PEQFECT 51LENCE.

Single Acti on (lef"t hand). Doub ii c Action.

Open·ing Gear
for fanlights. ·

BILLIARD ROOM LIGHTS

for any number and in any
position.

Continuous Gear
FOR
PUBLIC BATHS, &c.

Jistimates O r\ .1\ipplication.

Also SMITH'S PATENT WATER & SILL BARS

f'or rendering Casements, open inc inwards or outwards,:weather-ticht.
vG)( PRICES AND SECTIONS ON APPLICATION. ~
200 BINGES 1\ND SJ.>RINGS. [Sec. K

ARCHIBALD ~ SMITH & STEVENS)

Telegraphic Address-
" HydrauficB, London." QUEEN'S ROAD, BATTERSEA, S.W.
Manchester .. Mr. SPROWSON, Norton Street,
Green gate, Salfo rd.
I Glasgow J. MONKHOUSE CARTMELL, 70,
Great Clyde S treet.
Newcastle-on - Tyne Hnm BROS., 31, Collingwood S tr eet. Dublin
Birmingham
Yorkshire
W . J. A. KERR, 43, Ch urch S treet.
T HE BUILDERS' SUPPLY Co., 12,
I Holland
BOOTH BROS., Upper Steph en
Street.
HAUSMANN BROS., W ijnstraat 46,
Park Lane, Leeds. Wijnhaven 37, Rotterdam.

PATENT ADJUSTABLE "JANUSHDOOR SPRINGS.

J HIS is the original a nd well-known "SMITH' S" SPRING.
To prevent the substitution of cheap imitations, Architects
are respectfully desired to specify Name and Address in full .

SMITH'S PATENT "MODEL" DOOR SPRING.

T HE " MODEL " .SPRING is of the same type as our
" J anus," but smaller in size, an d suitable for a lower
class of b uilding. It possesses the same strength a s the
" Janus " Spring. ·

REDUCED PRICES OF "JANUS" DOOR SPRINGS. REDUCED PRICES OF " MODEL" DOOR SPRING.
No. St...
I Y
BrusJ>.¥.C:u;~ ~hoc.
35/0
1 lr~1St=~~hoe.
3J/O
J:,~'; ~':._ Lu1s~':"..!.
5/0 1/8
and ! Size. Maximum W-u:hh
of Door.
Price with Price with
Brass Trough Shoe lron Strap Shoe
Extra r..
Outer Boa.

a Z 6o/o 55/0 9/0 4/0 x 29 inches 23/0 21 /6 3/6

No. 1 S~jng ii suftabl• /or Internal Doors up to 2 ft . 9 ill .,u.,:
y 36 26/o 24/0 316
~ No. 2 Spnng is suitabl• jar larg1r and E~ternal Doors. z 42 " 28/0 25/0 3/6
Outer Boxes are recommended when Springs are I.it into Tile, "
Mosaic Cement, or similar Floors. The Spring may then be Sympathetic Springs per pair, X size, with Brass Shoes,87/6
removed for reoairs without cutting up the Floor. Lubricant and Screws, 1/8 per Sprinc.

PATENT "BATTERS EA" DOOR SPRING.

A HIGH-CL ASS London-made Spring at the lowest price yet
offered. It is the simplest made, having only Two Moving
Parts. Samples 011 T rial.

PRICES.
Size of Maximum ' V1dth Price wi th Price with Ext ra fo1·
Spring. of D oor. Bra;s T rough Shoe. Iron S trap Shoe. Outer Box.
x 29 inches 19/0 17/0 3/6
y 36 24/0 21/0 3/~
z 42 26/o 23/0 3/6
z 2 { Larger or Exposed ! 28/0 25/0 3/6
· Door s.

STEVENS' & MAJOR'S

PATENT HYDRAULIC SPRING AND CHECK.
H IS CHECK SPRI.NG was the F irst Spring placed on the
T market, which combi ned th e th ree fu nctions of Spring,
H inge, and Check ; and in spite of the nu merous imita tions
wh ich im medjately followed , it maintain s its foremost posi tion .
I t is equall y applicable to Double or Single Acting 'Doon ..
I nternal or External.
SIZES AND PRICES.
F or ln terna l Doors Size. With Brass Shoe. With Iron Strap E xtra
up t o Shoe. for
Double Action only. Outer Bo~
24 inches w ide Xo I 6 0 I 4 0 4 0
29 x I 8 0 I s0 4 0
y s
36 I 13 0 I 9 0 0
42 z I 16 0 I 12 0 s 0
48 ·~
'l2 a 0 0 J 16 c; s •
Sec. KJ HINGES 1\ND Sl?RINGS. 201

The Corbin Patent Liquid Door Check and Spring. '-

···· .. ·T-· · -·· ·· -·· •· · - ~ - - • • ·S· - • - ~

The Latest & Best from America. It is now being Specified by
leading Architects for PUBLIC
Is replacing other BUILDINGS, SCHOOLS, and
Checks everywhere, PRIVATE HOUSES.
because it Latches •• PRICES•••
the Door quickly, but A si ze •• .. 18/-
B .. 22/6
it never allows it to c" .. 27/6
D 35/-.
Bang. RIGHT HAND. E •• 45/-

It is quicker and more posit:ve in action, being the only one fitted with two metal pistons, so
arranged as to reduce the fri ction and wear to a minimum . Majn working parts are dust-proof, and they
never require oiling, or even cleaning. Perfect regulation of the speed. Absolute regularity of action.
The liquid forming the Check is not affected by extremes of temperature. Superior design, construction,
and appearance. Is reversible for h and. ·will work for years without attention. Write for Descriptive
Booklet and Price List to the Importers, F. C. SOUTHWELL & Co., 75, SouTHWARK ST., LONDON, S.E.

THE CORBIN PATENT LOCK .SETS.

Self-contained and reversible. Adjustable to - different
thicknesses. Fitted with Anti-Friction Latch, Pin
Tumblers, and Ball Bearings, Master Keys,
Strong Escutcheons, Protected Striking Plate,
and finished in any style of art and finish.

Handsome
in
Appearance.

Simple, '
Secure,
and easy to
handle and
fix, being "a
' ') set
in a unit."

Each Set
b eing com-
plete requires
no
assembling.
No. 2045. "NAM OURS.'' THE APPLICATION OF A. CoRB.N
LEFT HAND LOCK, OUTSIDE VIEW.
SCHOOL LOUIS XIV. LOCK Sin.
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Sole Agents f'or Manchester and surrounding territory: - Messrs. BAXENDALE & co.,
Miller Street Works, Manchester.
IMPORTERS-

F. C. SOUTHWELL &Co., 75, Southwark St., London, s E.

202 HINGES 1\ND SPRINGS. [Sec. K
CAUTION.-Arc!titec ts and ot!ters should note the internal arrangement o.f these Springs and Checks, and beware of pirates.
SILENT DOOR SPRINGS. PNEUMATIC CHECK.

JAMES ADAMS & SON '

i05, UNION STREET, BOROUGH, S.E.•,
P a te ntees and Sole Make rs of the" SLA Vf:," "ROYA L DUPLEX," F loor a nd J:sack
d oor Springs, aL1d t he" A. ] ." Sas?: ::<'astener.

Medal•, c£c., 1¥.varded.

Supplied complete wit!> new Brome . • ., '~~
S ilver . . .. . . 1886.
Paten t Adjustable Shoe Star Certificate • . 1887.
and new P a tent Adjustable 1 Gold • . 1892.
T op Centre. ~~~
Sha llow Well without Check. This Hinge possesses
Light £2 2 0 a ll the q ualifica-
Medium 2 8 0 tions of the Deep
T he OriginR l W ell H inge in
Pneuma tic Check Htavy 2 15 O
Sh allow form, with
Floor Spring has adju sta b!e
stuod Ule severest advantages possessed
te!-.t o f any know n Architects and by no mh~rs .
Ooor Spring. It can · be easil y re ~
Builders
paired witho ut
should name the r emovi ng the box.
l:!(ht £ ! r, Trade Mark.
Mecjium 112 Light .. £1 7 6
}' baVy 2 0 0 Heavy .. 111 6
R><. Heavy 2 10 O ExtraHea YY 2 o O

JAMES GIBB0NS, s~et~:;;i1\:P~~~~'

LOCK MANUFACTURER AND BUILDERS' BRASSFOUNDER.
GIBBONS' ASYLUM LOCKS AND FITTINGS •
.'\s used in CLAYBU R Y ASYLUM , THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE, South Ken, ine ion Museum , H otel de l'Europe, U nive, s itv Co'leg• H ospital and
Grosvtnor Ho tel, L ondon. RO YAL INFIRMARY, UNIVERSITY COLLEG E , and MUS E UM E X T E NSION, LIV E RPOOL. M unicipa l
Buildings an d Ow en 1s Coll ege, Nlanchestf'.r. Sheffield and G la~gow l\'l unicipal Build ings. Derby County Asylum, and Royal ln fi r ma1y , Derby. Nottingham
Hospital. Yorkshire C::ollege, Leeds.
AS YL UM S.- Dorset County. Bexley, S t. Al ba n!', Middl esbrou,e.h, Portrane, An t:-im, B orton, I\foulsfor~ Li. (Jd Leiceste r Borough.
South Afrlca.-Pieter marit zburg T own Hall , Grahamstown, F ort Beaufort and Port Alfred Asylums.

GIBBONS' Patent " ROLLER " AXLE PULLEY, MANY THOUSANDS now fixed IN ~~~L'b~~~~ l~~0MR[~~.1~~BLic
PANIC FITTINGS for EXIT DOORS, FANLIGHT GEARING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~ See Advertisement in -Architects' Compendium. ~

London Office and Show Room: 9, S0UTH1\MPT0N R0W, H0LB0RN, W.e.

MANCHESTER : 3J Macdonald's Lane, Corporation St. LIVERPOOL: 41, North John Street. DUBLIN: 21. Uare St.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS~

eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various

Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to llrchitects when placing contracts for the erection of B uildings, &c.
 K] LCeKS, OCCR FURNITURE, e1\SEMENT F1\STENINGS, &c. 203

COLLEDGE & BRIDGEN,

MIDLAND LOCK WORKS, WOLVERHAMPTON.
Telegraph ic Address: ''COLLEDGE, WOLVERHAMPTON ." National Tele/Jlzone, No. u8.
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2 BOLT RIM LOCKS (with Screws for fixing).

THE "MARVEL"

No. 2255 and rn9.

No. Per doz. Per doz.
2255- Brass Bolt, 6 x 3 inch •• 16/6 The "Marvel" Brass Bolt , Steel No. r9r2. "The Durable" Brass Bolt,
109- Ditto 6 x 3~ inch 19/9 Case, Double Handed, 6 inch 20/6 6 in. 7 in. 8 in.
2356-All Brass, Polisht:d • , •• 53/· 23/- 30/- 43/- per do:.

No, 2288 -Dou!Jled Handed. No. 2458.

No. Per doz. No. Per doz. No. per doz.
2288-Iron Bolt, Double Bushed 2458-Brass Bolt, r Lever, 6 inch 32/- 175-Brass Bolt, Bushed, Strong,
Wrought Iron Case, 6 inch 2t/9 2457- ,, ,, 2 Lever, 36/- L~ver, 6 in. • . • • 51/·
2289- Brass Bolt ,. 25/-

2 BOLT MORTICE LOCKSll

THE "WONDER.'' THE "RELIABLE."

~
·~
(J
~
~
en per.
I doz. No. Per doz.
M
'*•
The· " Wonder" Japanned Case,
Brass Bolt, Patent Action
Per doz, 6 inch Steel Case, 2 lever, Gun

• • 20/6
Metal Bolts and Bushes . . 48/·
6 inch Brass Case, 2 lever, Gun
2429-2 Lever, Brass Bolt. Bushed
2430 - ,. Strong
Gun Metal, Bushed..
45/-
54/·
~
Metal Bolts and Bushes . . 70/- 2375-4 Lever, ,, 66/
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SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
'~ Tudor ;, Patent and Stanley" Lock Furniture, "Perfect" Patent Floor
u

Springs, "Special" and "Reliable'' Board .School Hat and Coat Hooks~
•"Collins'" Panic Door iFittings, and a.II kinds of Locks and Fittings suitable
f.@lr Asylums, &nks, ll·o tels, &c.

S&nd f'or ou:t 'No. 20 Ge~r-al .Catalogue, f'~e to th~ trade on application, and also see
4-pag& .Adv.eriisement .m '" Archiilet:ts' Compendium."
2C4 LEH.~KS, D00R FURNITURE, <21\SEMENT Fl\STENINGS, &c. [K

J -8 & SONS, PRIZE MED A L FOR LOCKS

lisfa'6Cisned 200 yea ~s. High-Class Ironmongery. AND SUPERIOR I RONMON GE RY.

J. H. BOOB BYER & SONS,

13 & 14, Stanhope Street, } N ewcasti e St ree t , L on d on, w.C .
13, Blackmoor Street,
Fifteen minutes' / i·om Charing Cross, Waterlov, Ludgate, aitd Farringdon St. S tations. Five minutes' .from Temple Statiou.

RIM LOCKS. MORTISE LOCKS.

All Brass Locks are Po l ished
and Lncquered . N o. 6-in. 7-in .

No. 6-in. 7-in. 200 4 - Lever,be~t. w ith

100 Tumbler, al!Brass 6/9 10/6 GunM etal B olts,
2-Lever dit o 10/- & Steel follo wers
bushed .. • . 7/6 9/-
103 T um bler,allBrass,
beaded edge, as 20I 2-Lever, with
d rawn • . . .9/6 10/6 B rass Bolt s,and
2- Lever do. d :-... tt /- 12/- Steel followers
bu~hed . • . . 4/6 6/-
Best 2-Leverdo . . . 16/·
ro2 2-Lever Iron, with 202 2-Lever. with
B rass B.>lt' 2/9 3/9 5/- Brass Bolts of
li ghter make, &
Steel follo wers
Also Roi ler Bolt Mor- bushed . . . . 3/6
tise Locks, from 3/6; and .to3 I-Lever BrassBolt
Springless Rim and Mortise Lock,
Mortise Locks, from lJ./6 LOCKS TO DIFFER, WITH MASTER KEV TO ORDER. new Durable
each. ASYLUM AND OTHER SPECIAL LOOKS TO ORDER. Action, as drawn,
Shifting Bolts 2/-
All Locks are Priced without Furniture.
BRASS POSTAL HANDLES. P olished or Bronzed, 3/- to 25/- each. Abo Iron, 2/- each.

FANLIGHT GEAR.
N c. 69. Tra nso m Opener, wi1 h Rod ,
6 feet •• .. . . 2 /6 each.
No. 70. P reston's, Bea nl and's, and
Ne w, with Cords, from 6 /6 , 2 /9 ,
3 /.. t:a< h rcsr ec uv ... Jy.
N o. 71. Simple, with winch
handle, as drawn, from
13/- each.
Also in G un Metal.
No. 72. Eclipse action, wi1h winch
hand 1e . . .. !re m 12/6 each.
Also in G un Meta l.
No. 73. R ack ~t ay , for all fixi ngs,
from 2 /- tach.
No. 74. Fanligh t Catche>, from 1/ 2 ,,
Models showing action in
great variety.

MANHOLE COVERS.
24 in. x r8 in. From 7/6 each.

PNEUMATIC DOOR CHECK

AND SPRING, NORTON'S
SYSTEM, from 16/ 6 each.
/ '= '

g>
DISCOUNTS AND
GALVANISED PAILS.
SPECIAL QUOTATIONS FOR
Pai n ters' 9/- to 17/-.
Contractors', as drawn, 27/-
OPENER FOR
CASEMENT.
QUANTITIES
E .tra Heavy, 34/·. As above, from 2/6 each. ON APPLICATION.
K] LE)eKS, D06R FIJRNITlJRE, e11SEMENT" FJtS'T ENINGs·, &c. 2Cfo
J-B & SONS, PR!ZE MEDAL FOR LOCKS
}Isfa6li.s'Iied 200 ~ear;>. High Class Ironmongery, ANO SUPER IOR IRONMONGERY.

J. H. BOOBBYER & SONS,

13 & 14, Stanhope Street,
} Newcastle Street, London, W.C.
13, Blackmoor Street,
Fifteen mimttes' from Cltaring Cross, Wattrloo, Lndga/e mtd Farringdon S t. Stations. Five mimttes' / row Temple Station

FRENCH CASEMENT BOLTS. J t in. and l~ in. wide.

No. 20. All Iron . . 6ft. 6in., 2/6 ea.
No. 2r. Iron with Brass Knob,
6ft. 6in. .. 5/- ,,
No. 22. All Brass . . from 2/6 ft.
No. 23. Best do., as drawn ,, lJi/6 ,,
Also ~spagn.ioll'.tte Bolts, iin., 2/9,;
~111. , lJi/-, l in., l/i/6 per foot.

No. 30. Strong Screw-

CASEMENT down, Solld Brass
(oas drawn for
Casements open-
ing outwards,
also for Case-
ments opening
inwards), 12 inch
29/- doz.
No. 3r. E x tra Strong ditto (as drawn fo.r Casements opening outwards, also for Case-
men ts opening inwards) .. .. .. .. . . 12 in., 5l/i/- ,,
No. 32. Double] ointed Pin Casement Stays, Brass strong " 25/- "
No. 33. Double Jointed Pin Casement Stays, Gun Metal .. .. .. " 36/- "
Ne. 34. Curled end Stay, as in 1893 CoMPE:NDlUM, Malleable as Wrought Iro11 "10/-&f3/-,,
No. 35. Ditto ditto Bra~s .. .. .. .. .. " 36/- "
~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

CASEMENT FASTENERS.
No. 40. Polished Brass or Bronze with Staples . . 9/- per doz.
No. 4r. Iron, Malleable . . .. .. .. .. .. 4/6
No. 42. Brass, Bronzed, or polished Cockspurs, as drawn 18/- ,,
No. 43. Iron, Malleable, Square Handled Cockspurs . . . . 6/-
No. 44. Polished Brass Curled Handled Cockspurs, as in 1893
COMPENDIUM, to Match No. 35 Stays .. .. . . 23/· .,
No. 45. Iron, Malleable, Curled Hauclled, as in 1893 COMPENDIUM,
to Match No. 34 Stays . . .. .. .. .. . . 7/6 ,,
SWING DOOR HANDLES, all Brass 5/- to 40/· pair. As drawn, U/6 pair.
Also with Ebony Grips. 22/- pair.

SASH FASTENERS.
Hopkinson's Patent Guarded Arm and Reeded Knob . . . . 7/6- 20/· per Joz. ·
A variety of other Patents on Stock: Stanley, Albert, Meakin's.

STABLE FITTINGS.-Hatfield's Patent Rollers, l3ottom from 9d.; Hanging,

1/6 each. Collinge's Hinges.

SHOP DOOR LATCHES. ~/9each.

SASH LINES.-Hemp, Flax, Catgut, Steel Ribbon, Wire
Rope, Copper Chain.
HINGES.- No. 50. Brass Butt with Double Steel Washers,
as in 1893 COMPENDIUM, 3in., 2/- ; .3~in . , 2/9 ; 4in., lf</·;
4! in., 5/3; 5in., 7 /3; 6in., 10/6 per pair.
FLOOR SPRINGS.-Climax, from 12/6; Heavy, 23/- to
44/- each. Warranted.
Also SILENT FLOOR SPRINGS.
Cliechs a ndS p i·ings of all hinds f>'Ollt 11/6 eac!t, for Sz.,tgle and Do,.b!e
A citOn D oors.
VENT IL AT 0 RS. - Arnott's, Boyle's, Currall's, Plated as drawn, 9/- each.
Sh~rringham's. White Metal, 13/- each .

Discounts and Special Quotations \ for Quantities on Application.

CoN. CoM. N
 206 L0eKS, D00R FURNITURE, el\SEMENT Fl\STENINGS, &c. IK
GOLD MEDAL AWARDS A1~ INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS.
MELBOURNE, ADELAIDE, MELBOURNE, KIMBERLEY, PARIS,
1880. 1887. . 1888. 1892. 1900.
- - -- - - - - - - - - - - -

·\~AMES CAR!~~N~ ~SON j~~

!>!ARK Manufacturers of every description of ' IB~" MARK .

Cabinet, Builders', Furnishing, and Naval Brass Foundry,

BIRMINGHAM.
London Show R.ooms- 57, Holborn Viaduct, E.C.
MACHINE-MADE SOLID JOINT THE "GRAPPLER" PATENT MACHINE MADE BRASS SOCKET
BRASS BUTT HINGES. SASH FASTENER.
(APPLETON'S PATENT,) BOLTS.
. 4601.· 4602
5150.
Brass, Iron Back
1! .. 3/- Iron Shoo t. Plate.
i! 3/6 2 in. 5/6 2 in. . . 6!-
2 4/3 2f,, 6/- 2! ,, .. 6 /9
2~ .. sf· 3 .. 6/9 3 .. 7/6
" ..
2~ 6/6 3l » 7/6 3! " 8/6
2~ .. 8/- 4 " 8/6 4 .. 9/6
3 10/- 5
" .. 11 /·
5 " 9 /9 " .. 13/·
3i\- .. 16/- 6 " .. 11/6 6
25/- 7
" .. IS /•
7 " .. 13/-
per ,dozen pairs. 8 ,. . . •SI· 8 .
" .. 18/-
STRONGER Su rm doz. doz.

6 150. 8380. 18/· per doz.

Strong mac hine·made, Polished.
A turn of the knob causes the Grappler to clutch the catch·
p1ate and securely locks the sash1.s.
It lifts up and draws close together dropp in g sashes.

INDICATING BOLT. Ashwell's System. LANVON'S "SAFETY" SASH PLATE

Prevents injury to the Sash or Glass.

A 3 387. I in., 6/6, x:l in., 9/6 per doz.

The hollowed plate forms a safe place for the rod
hook to push against, and en~1re ly p~ev1:nts t h e
damage to paint and polish l~1at 1s found ~n a ll upper
A 2582. Polished or Bron7.ed, 6/6 each. Nickel Plated, 8/6 each. sas hes whae the ordmary kind of hook 1s used.

, ORIGINAL PATENTEES AND MANUFACTURERS OF THE

HELICAL, CLIMAX, RELIABLE, & PATENT ADJUSTABLE CLIMAX FLOOR SPRINGS
S t NGLE
5755 IRON.
UOUBl.E 5753 IRON, 5355 IRON.
ACTIO N. A 1.T1nN.

3 in. •sf- 3 in. 4/. 4 in. 21/-

•f 22/- 4 .. 6/- 5 " 28/·
5 " 28/- 5
"
8/- 6 " 36/-
" 5754 BRASS.
5756 BRASS. 5356 BRASS,
3 in. 30/- 3 in. 6/6 4 in. 3S/•
4 42/- 4 " 10/· 5 " 45/-
5 " 54/· 5 " 13/- 6 " S5/o 2401. 2860.
per" dozen. per pair. per dozen. With 2-in. Shoe, 16/6 each. With 2 in . Shoe, 23/6 ea.

OUR NEW CATALOGUE, 1901 EDITION, MAY BE OBTAINED ON APPLICATION.

Kl L0eKS, oeeR FURNITURE, e1\SEMENT Fl\S'TENINGS, &c. 207

JAMES CARTLAND & SON, LTD3, BIRMINCHHM.

POLISHED BRASS LOCK FURNITURE SUITES~

0924. 0858. 0 665. i:,771. 0869. 0611. 4928. 4923.

A GREAT VARIETY OF LOCK FURNITURE SUITES IN BRASS, CHINA, WOOD AND GLASS.

f'anli&ht Catch. HALL DOOR FURNITURE SUITES. Door Handle.

Machine· made . In Great Variety, Lo snit all kinds of .Arc!iitectiwe.

.t.3311. 816 d.zen.

Caseme11t Fasteners.

En S uite
Letter Plate, hori zon tal, 2464. 119
,, ., upright, 2466. 1/9
P ostal Handle, • • . . 2465. 3/- 2463. 1/9 each.

With Case.m ent Stays.

Hook.
4685. 1816 211-
Smaller ~izes.
4689. 15/- 171- 3358.
4669. 111- 131- Brass .. 17/- pair.
Rose Metal •. 21/~ ,,
4668. 91· 11- 4695. lo in., 26/- 12 in . . 28 /. doz. Coin Bronze . . 22/6 "
per dozen. Gun Met~! 33/- 36/• "

OUR NEW CATALOGUE, 1901 EDITION J MAY BE OBTAINED ON APPLICATION.

208 teeKs, neeR FURNITURE, el\SEMENT FASTENINGS, &c. [K
. {27 to 35, DRURY LANE, LONDON.
EVERED & Co., 1o.,
GENERAL BRASSFOUNDRY MANUFACTORY-BARNET WORKS, BIRMINGHAM.
BARNET WORKS, BIRMINGHAM.
SURREY WORKS, SMETHWICK.

Makers of Preston's and Leggott' s Pattern Fanlight Openers.

23 Registered.
Polished • • • • 3/6

25 Registered.
Polished . . . . . 3/3
5536 Registered. •
P olished 6/-

SMITH'S FLOOR DOOR SPRINGS.

3008 Pressed.
3197 Cast Light. From 4771 for Counter Doors.
3647 Cast Strong. To 4776 for Very Heavy Doors. Heavy Cast, R. 987.

First Quality.
x IOO.
rI Medium
Quality.
X IOI.

3 in . . . 8/ - ea. !• 2~ in. . . 3/4 ea .

3t " . . 9/6 " ! 3 " .. 3/6 "
4 .. .. 111- ,.
5 " . . 16/- ..
L 3~ .. .. 3/9 "
4 " .. 4/- "
6 " .. 22/6 "
8 .. . : 48/- " CONTINUOUS
RINGING. X 14 6 PUSH.
I2 ., . . 100/- ,,
x 102. Brass .. .. 1/3 each.
X 155 PUSH.
Copper .. .. 1/4 ,,
Brass .. •. 1/8 each. I
Copper .. .. 1/9 ,, , TREMBLING BELL.
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HOBBS, HART, & Co., Ltd., MANUFACTURERS OF

PATENT PROTECTOR UNPICKABLE & MACHINE-MADE LOCKS for all Purposes.

"The
New Patent The special
Reversible
attention of
Latch Bolt.
Can be easily Architects,

reversed Quantity
without re= Surveyors,
moval of Cap.
and
Builders,
The most
is called to
perfect town=
made Lock this LOCK.
in the
Market.
6 x -~ with two Brass Bolts and Brass bushed follower, rounded end.

GENERAL LOCK LIST CONTAINING 40 ILLUSTRATED PAGES, FREE ON APPLICATION.

1

CABINET LOCKS TO MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS.

1111 111 111111111111111111 1111 111 111 111 111 111 11 111 111 1111111 11 1 11 1 11 1 111 1

Till, Drawer, Cut and Straight

Cupboard ; Pedestal, link Plate, Cup-
board, Box, Sloping Desk, Trunk, Cash
Box, Writing Desk, Book Edge, and
Sliding Door; Folio, Carpet, and Glad-
stone Bag,and Escutcheon;Cut,Straight,
and Link Plate Wardrobe; Mortise Cup-
board and Drawer; Clutch Bolt Cabinet,
and Hook Bolt Pedestal. Brass,
Japanned, Galvanized, and LetteP Pad-
locks. Pin Keyed Cabinet Locks.

SPECIALITIES IN LOCKS FOR ASYLUMS & PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.

The LARGEST MAKERS of LOCKS for EXTENSI VE MASTERSHIPS in the World.

0
~ ;:k:~a
0
ARLINGTON STREET, ISLINGTON, N.
Showrooms-76, CHEAPSIDE .
See also Page in Section F.
210 KITeHENERS, ST0VES, 1\ND M1\NTELS. [Sec. K

·FLETCHER, RUSSELL & Co., Lro., GAS ENGINEERS & ARTISTIC IRONFOUNDERS,
M1\NeHESTER, W1\RRINGT0N, 1\ND L0ND0N.
National Telephone No. 1039.
WORKS:
REGISTERED DESIGN.
Scotia Foundry, Pendleton,
ffIANCHESTER.
Teleg-raflu"c Adcfress: " "\:V ACRAN 1 l\1ANC HE STER . ''

Makers of

Kitchen Mantels and Ranges,

wi th Framed or Set-on Oven;
Parlour Mantels, Fine Cast or
I\ ua111ellec1, Euamel Painted or
Jk rli 11 Blacked, with Tiles or
Ornam en tal Cast-iron Panels;
Overmantels with 1)1.irrors,
Fine Cast or E uamelled;
Register Stoves, Fine Cast or
Berlin Blacked, wi th Bright Bead
or Ormolu Mouldi ng, Tiles, &c.;
Mantel Registers, Wash=
house Boilers, Cove.rs and
Under Fittings, and General
Cottage Fixtures;
Park Seats, Hall, School and
TJ1eatre Seat Castings,
R.esta~irant Tables, Lava=
tory Stands, &c.
Nat ional Tele phone No. 70.
WORKS:

Palatine Works,
Wilderspool Causeway,
WARRINGTON.
Telegra }/1 t·c A rldress, '' G ASl!R l cS, \ VARRINGTON, ' 1

GAS FIRES,
GAS COOKERS,
AND
GAS APPARATUS.

LON DON Showrooms:

134, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, E.C.

TelegrajhJc Address, "GASERIES, LONDON . "

41, TABERNACLE STREET, E.C.

T elegrn,Plt1.C Address, " 'YVACllAN , LoNDON.'
1

No•. 183 MANTEL, No. 253 REGISTER, No. 32 OVERMANTIEL,

MANCHESTER Showrooms:
and No. 165 CURB.
130 & 132, DEANSGATE.
T~legrajluC Address, "GA.S ERIES, MA Npu:sTE .J..,, PRICES ON APPLICATION.
 .,
Sec. K] KITeHENERS, ST0VES, 1\ND- Ml\NTELS.

THE T~ALE F1RE-PLACE .OOMPANY,

Silver Royd Works, Wortley, Leeds; and Greek Street Chambers, Leeds.
LONDON SHOWROOM:
28, Berners Street, Oxford Street, W.

MANUFACTURE RS OF

The Patent =
= - " Front Hob,''
or raised hearth fireplace:-
GREAT HEATING POWER.
VERY ECONOMICAL IN COAL.
SUITABLE FOR PALACE OR COTTAGE.
MODERATE IN PRICE.

Used by nearly all the mem b ers of

the Royal Family.
••••••••••••
ILLUSTRATIONS AND PIRRCE LIST ~
THE L. T. "KELSALL1 " £6 Complete. ON APPLICATION.

lfsers of "The Compe12c/jum"-' wol1ld

oblige ~y 111e11fjo12jn~ jf as the sol1rce ef
their i11farn2atjo12 whe12 con2n2u17icafj11g wjfh ·
the fj1711s r eprese11tecl /2erei12a
212 KITeHENERS, ST0VES, 1\ND MllNTE~S. csec. K

GEORGE WRIGHT & co~"

IRONFOUNDERS.
T1kp11m1- " Maypole, Rotherham." T1lejll""t1- 111 Rotherham.
"Maypole, London." Established 1854. 821 Bank, London.
.It

"Maypole, Manchester,"
11
4483 Mancheater•

Communications from NORTH of RUGBY

should be addressed to- BURTON WEIR WORKS, ROTHERHAM.
Communications from RUGBY and SOUTH thereof
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L. No. ~5. Railing, Gates, Verandahs, Balconies, L. No. 49. Staircases and Balusteres.
etc. L. ,, 51. Baths, Lavatories and Fittings.
L. ,, 38. Stable and Harness Room Fittings. L. ,, 52. Sinks, Slop Hoppers, Closets, Urinals,
L. ,, 45. Chimney Pieces, Marble, Wood, and etc.
Iron. L, ,, 53. Gully Grates, Dust Bins, Ventilators,
L. ,, 48. Mantel Registers, Stoves, and Curbs. Pumps.
L. ., 47. Kitchen Ranges(forOrdinary is:itchens) L. ,, 64. Manhole Covers, Pavement Lights,
L. ,, 48. Steam and Gas Cooking, &c; (for etc.
Large Kitchens). L. ,, 66. Sanitary Goods.

Any of the above Catalogues .sent po.st free on application.

921. Dog Grate.

Fire . . .. .. 12 i6 in.
Width of Back .. 17 21 ,,
,, over all .. 26 32 ,,
P RICE £9 5 0 £ 10 0 0
W ith Brass Dogs , Spandrils and Fret .
935A, With Swing Canopy.
19
16
2r
18
I 24 in. w} de.
21 F ire.
,,
1025. Mantel Register, with Swing Canopy.
Width.
28
Height.
55
Shelf.
39~ X 7
Fire. ·
16 in.
2nd Finish, £4 7 6 4 17 6
1025. Painted one coat, £3.
With Cast Brass Orna ment:;.
Sec. K] KITeHENERS, STeVES, 1\ND M1lf~TELS. 213

GEORGE WRIGHT l CO. BURTON WEIR WORKS,

155, QUEEN VICTORIA ST.,
ROTHERHAM.
LONDON, E.C.
3, HARDMAN ST., DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER.

828. With Swin~ Canopy. 760. Mantel Re1;tister.

Heicht. Shelf. Fire. Painted r Ca.a.
Width. Helcht. Shell. Fire. Paillted • Coat 52!in, 47 x Ei!in. l6in. .£3 0 o
4:dn. 54in. sol X Sin. l6in. 1 £4 0 0 15 Tiles extra, 11/3 ; Blood Red, 12/6.
12 Tiles extra, 9/- ; If Blood Red, 10/-. Mantel only, 30 x ;r.6in., £1 12 6: If Shelf, 52 x Sin., extra, 2/b

918. Mantel Register.

s21. With Swin&" Canopy. Width. Height. Wood Shelf. Fire.
Width. Height. Shelf. Fire. Painted r Coat. 38 in. 55 in .
50 x St in. 16 in .
49in• 51 ~ x 6 in. 16 in. £3 6 0 Painted l Coat, no Tiles, £3 5 0 .
..pin.
12 Tiles extra, B/·· 5 Tiles extra 10/- ; If Blood Red, 12/6.
214 1\PP1\R1\TUS. [Sec. K

155, QUEEN VICTORIA ST., LONDON, E.C.

GEORGE WRIGHT l CO., 3,HARDMAN ST., DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER.

COAL, STEAM OR GAS COOKING APPARATUS.

Estitnates and Ca talogues free.

Works BURTON WEIR, ROTHERHAM.

Sec. K] GENER1\L IR0NM0NGERY. 215

Telephone, No 377,) ESTABLISHED 1799. [Telegraphic Address, "WISHAW, BIRMINGHAM. :

SHAW & CARTER (Late WAL TEft SHAW & Co.),

10, Edgbaston Street, ·and 16, 17, Park Street, BIRMINGHAM,

Wholesale Builders' and Contractors' Ironmongers,
lronfounders, Merchants, &o.
PULLEY BLOCKS, CHAINS, WALL TIES, WHEEL BrnROWS. DRAIN MACHlNES, PICKS. SHOVELS, TOOLS.
PATENT STEEL GABLE DRAIN MACHINE. THE COMBINATION CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND DRAIN
CLEARING MACHINE. ~
For House, Factory, Farm, Instt'tuft'ons, Sclzools,
Barracks, &c. (Three Feet Rods.)

This llfacltine is fitted_ with an enlarging ;oint so that the

appliances may be used either 1111tlt the Patent or the ordinary
Malacca Rods. PRICES ON APPLICATION.

COMPLETE DRAIN CLEARING MACHINES,

IN BEST MALACCA CANES.
30 feet Drain Macl.iine, consistin g of ro tbree-feet
Rod s, Double Worm Screw, Rubber I'hrn ger
and Bru sh .. .. .. 36/-
40 feet Macbine complete as above . . 44/-
50 ,, 56/-
6o ,, 68/-
70 ,, 78/-
8o 88/-
9<:l ,, 98/ -
roo
150 ,,
. . rro/-
.. I6o/-
WROUGHT & CAST IRON
200
" . ,, •. 2 12/-
Subject to Trade Discount. WALL TIES.
CAST STEEL, SOLID EYE, NAVVIES' PECKS.

~
From 6lbs. each and upwards.

AIR-TIGHT INSPECTION COVERS AND FRAMES.

GREASE OR SAND JOINTS.

~ N'l3 AIJiiii!!iA
~
Improved Weston's Differential Pulley
Blocks, with Patent Chain Guides.

All kinds of Lifting Blocks, Hoists, Etc.

Scaffold Chains, Cable and Crane Chains.

Wrou"ht Nails, Locks, Bolts and Nuts,

"'·. Rivets, Etc.

ALL SIZ.F..t;. ALL WEIGHTS. Improved Steel Butt Hin¥es.

216 GENERAL IRCNMCNGERY. [Sec. K
STEEL FLOORINGS FOR ENGINE ROOMS, etc. WIRE SCREENS, SIEVES, etc.
NAME AND NUMBER PLATES OF ALL ·KINDS.
· ~Ill II 11 11 r1 II u
~ l'I II II I II It 1~~1fa

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11 m II
I u II
1-
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1. G. - Chequered or Goffered Steel
ii' I I u ll Pattern 372.- Perforated Steel Plates
Plates . Wire Work for Windows, Machine Guards, etc: for all purposes.
ZINC SHEETS. METAL ROOFING of every description. GUTTERS, NAILS, PIPES, TUBES, & MANUFACTURED ZINC GOODS.

W. 81\RNS & S0N, eH1\LT0N ST., EUST0N RD., L0ND0N, N.W~

ANGLO-AMERICAN

FRICTIONLESS HANGING ROLLERS

FOR SLIDING DOORS.
PIG STY, COW BYRE, STABLE & LOOSE BOX, FITTINGS.
Water Carts, _prinking Troughs in G!eat Variety.
COLUMNS, AIRTIGHT INSPECTION COVERS, PIPES, &c.
Oata.logue of above, and various Implements, &c., on Application.
M ANU F ACTU RED BY

MATTISON & Co.~ BEDALE .

.BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to Architects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
 217

. ···THE··•

e ·nTAL0GUB.
0 . ~

5ee also 5ummary of Contents, page 1.

Section L.
sashes, casements and frames. Gearing and fillings.

FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION.

PAGE PAGE

ADAMS, ROBERT • • •• •• •• •• 223 LEGGOTT, W. & R., Lo. •• 226, 227

BRYDEN, w., & SON •• •• •• •• 224 LOACH & CLARKE •• •• •• .. •• 228
CARTLAND, J., & SON, LP. •• •• .• •• .. 225 LUCAS, J.E. .. .. .. .. .. .• .• 219
ENGLAND, W . G. & L. • • .. .. .. .. .. 2r9 WJLL!AMS BRos. & Co. • • •• •• •• •• •• 222

GARDINER , SoNs, & Co., Lo. .. .. .. .. 220, 2:;n

Users of '' The Compendium:,_, would

· o_blige b_v mentjonjn~ jt as the source of
the1r jnfarmatjon whe12 commu17jcatjng wjth
~eFumsnpr~enudh&dn. ~
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Sec. L] S1\SJIES, e11SEMENTS 1\ND FR1\MES. 219

ooLD MEDAL SH£/:'

~ ~ttOE.O National Telef>lt one,43. /:'/ ~l..O, 1.
~
69
W. G. & L. ENGLAND'S e.
Patent Sliding and Reversible Sash Windows.
The SASHES sliCle up and down as in t h e ordinary Do uble-hung
Sash Windows.
All thL F I'r'l'INGS are i n view, and hy the remo val of two scre ws,
the Sashes m ay be iustantly detach ed from the frame, and Reglazed
or New Cords attached without disfig uring the paint or disturbing
any of the beads.
Th e Sash es are p erfectly Weather-proof wh en closed.
Th e Sash es can be completely Reversed into the Room fo r cleanin g.
Top Bash Renrsed !or Gleaning
Botc~~!~r:gR~~=f~!d ror Offices & Works: SUMMER LANE SAW MILLS, BARNSLEY. lnblQe.

J. E. LUCAS,
:~~, CASEMENTS & SASHES
AND
BRONZE. t')f every description.
0
s::;~: VESTA 'ROAD, BROCKLEY, S.E.l!=:::=!.'.==~~
159, 188, and 189.

SPECIAL QUOTATIONS
for QUANTITIES.

PLEASE SEND ENQpIRIES.

SECTION 3.
SECTION 4.
Also for - ~
HBIGHT. WIDT H: Q UALITY. H EIGHT. WIDTH. QU A LITY.

LIFTS, CRANES, 2 ft .
3 ft.
Under N o. l · N o. 2 •
2 ft.
,,
41/- 37/-
N o. 3·
3416
2 ft.
3 ft.
Under N o. 1 . N o. " N o. 3•
2 ft.
"
2616 25/6 23/6
29/- 26/6 24/6
42/6 4o/- 36/· 3 ft . 6 in. ,, 32/- 28/6 27/6
4 ft . ,, 45/- 4'/- 4i /- 4 ft.
IRON DOORS, &c.
" 34/6 32/- 30/-
4 ft. 6 in . " ( r/- 58/- 55/· 4 ft. 6 in . ,, 41/- 39/- 35/6
5 ft. " 7' /6 68/6 61/· 5 ft. and
5 ft. 6 in. and
under 6 ft. n 69/6 67/· under 6 ft. " 44/6 41 /6 39/6

No. 1 Quality has Polished or Bronzed gun-metal Fittings. No. 2 Yellow Brass. No. 3 Malleable Iron Fittings.
MANY OTHER SECTIONS. Telegrams :-" Lucas, Engir.eer, BROCKLEY, S.E."

Users ef ., The Compe12djun1) ) would

oblige by mentjoain_g it as the source ef
their informatio12 whe12 commu17icating· with
the Firms .represented herei12.
 220 51\SHES, el\SEMENTS 1\ND FR1\MES. [Sec. L

GARDINER, SONS, & Co., Ltd.,

Nelson Street <I All Saints' Iron Works, Bristol, ..r~~i';~~;:~~~~~L."

IMPROVED WROT IRON CASEMENTS • .

-·
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..No f 91
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J'f ':' f110
2.'2.fl,

.rt ~ f . 98 . IH-{·

J'{~ f 11 s ~=~'l====!J ' J'( ~ f 12.0 11/r,,. .rr~ f. Bb . itif. ·

kl
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Above prices .:ire 10 a scale oj ~ - in. = r-ft., but can be 11tade to any dimensions.
DISCOUNTS AND SPECIAL PRICES FOR L ARGE QUANTITI ES ON RECElP'l' OI' SPECIFICATIONS.
For Lifts and Iron Doors see Sections F and J, Complete Catalogue sent on Applicat ion.
Sec. Ll 51-\SHES, e1-\5EMENT5 1-\NO FR11MES. 221
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G·A RDINER, SONS, &CO., Ltd~,

Nelson·-street fl All Saints' Iron Works, Bristol..,Gr;:~~t:~:::.:;:x:.
,Jf11PROVED WROJ IRON MITRE JOINT SASHES
MADE TO ANY+ SIZE OR SHAPE.

~q
~ob rao~ c:1~
Q9 ~ ill\J
*f 126.
' f 128. .M fJ2'J .

60/(] · L.. <> ~

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of W1-11c.H \He:'!":.i;;:

Prices vary from 6d. to 2s. 6d. per ft. super, according to quantities, sizes. number of Panes, ~ ection of Iron, and Design.
EXACT ESTIMA'l'ES ON RECEIPT 01<' REQUIREMENTS.
The Sashes are in every way superior to Cast /1'011 , bei11g prnctically unb1 eakable, and offer less obstruction to liglLt.
For Lifts and Iron Doors see Sections F and J. Complete Catalogue sent on Application.
222 Sii.SHES, el\SEMENTS II.ND FRil.MES. [Sec. L
--------- - - - --- ------- --- -

WILLIAMS 6ROS. 1 Co.,

Kale yards, eh ester.
X,E,A.J•F:•• LIG .. TS
AND

(,WILLIAMS BROS ac~

CASEMENTS Casements ~,,,
'<!JZ4>,
-- SASHES
& Lead Li~hts. IN
IN

Bronze, Sleet
AND

Steel, wrought
AND

Iron.
Iron. MADE BY

To Suit any Special Machinery

OF BEST QUALITY AND
Existing detail. LONDON : 18, ttar,t .5t., Bloomsbury, W.C.
BllADfOllD: 124, .5wan Arcade. • • •
LOWEST PRICES.

GLA.5GOW: 70, Bath .5treet. • • • • •

• WORK.5 : Kaleyards, Ct1E.5TER. •

STAIN°' E: I • G~A.&~.
Specialities:
CASEMENTS TO OPEN JNWARDS AND OUTWARDS for CONVENIENCE OF CLEANING.
.. .. ....••.....•.•..
.i Reliable WEATHERPROOF CASEMENT, 25/·

BE5T Cl/\55 {)f W'OR.K, tor which we have HIGHE.ST Awards

wherever exhibited .
•• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••
liOWE~T P~ICES CON.SISTE~T WITfi 2UAliITY.
18, Hart St., Bloomsbury, LONDON, w.c,
WILLIAMS BROS I Co 70, Bath Stree"tt GLASGOW.
. , 1241 Swan Arcade, BRADFORD.

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 Sec. L] GERR I NG 1\ ND FITTINGS. 223

THE BEST TESTED (ROBERT ADAMS' PATENT)

A l so see DOOR SPRINGS
and HINGES, Page 196. GEARING AND
Improved Patent Instantaneous_ FANLIGHT OPENERS
in the utmost Varietv 0¥
ROBERT ADAMS' "X·IT" or PANIC-EGRESS BOLTS, Patterns and .
For Theatres, Music Halls, Prices.
!\ad all kinds ol Doors for Public Buildings.
GEARING PRICES <'N APPLICATJON.

AND

FITTINGS "
ci .5
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ARE USE D IN 0
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St. J ame::>' Palace, Osbnrne Hnu""'1 < -0 5·

M a rlboroug h H ouse, Sandring ha ul1 0. c: n ~
Clare mont. 'C
c: c: " r.·
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GOVERNMENT OFFICES. "
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Houses of P arli amt:.nt at London'

Ca pe To wn, O ttaw:l, The W ar Office,
0.
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F oreign Office, Admiralt y, &c.
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Royal ·c ourts of Justice, Victoria :;; llO ::i:
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Law Courts (Birmingham), Im peria l
I nstitute, T he G uildhall, The
British M useum.
< CQ
:i:: .e=· ..,;;:
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T HE "LINK" PAT T E RN.
12/• (Iron) to 25/· ( Braos).
f-o .~
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BANKS,' &c. 0 ·: i
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Ban k of E ng land , B~nk of Aust ralia ,
Bank of China, Royal !:lank of Scot-
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IS T H E
Original and Leading Maker of
land , Deutsc h 13a nk, L ondon & South
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. Western Ban ks, &c.
Cit.
-; 0
FANLIGHT OPENERS & GEARING.
HOSPITALS. < ·o"'
"'= ~
~ c:
< 0. i: Greatest Variety in tbe World.
St. T homas's (Westminster), St. ....
Mary's, St. Georg e's. St. M ai y f-o . :I'
;o
£ii
.,"'ti .0
(I slington), &c. <')
.c Other Specialitles:-
Ill ....
::! .5.. .
ELECTRICITY. :i:: 0 Door Springs and Hinges.
0
Generating Stations Chelsea,
South L ondon , Southampton, S c.
:t:
"' :I
-. :in= ? The "Victor" Sash and Case -
ment Fasteners.
Pancra.5, Bourn e mouth , &c.
.s "~ Casement Bolts. Weather Ra rs,
BATHS. Meta l Sashes and Casemen t s.
Reversible Window Fittings.
Wa lworth, Kensington, Plymouth, Oate Hinges and Fittings .
St. George's, Canham, Belfast, &c.
Sash Balances, Etc.
THEATRES. APPROVED BY THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.
They are the simplest. in the .world, and war ranted perfectl y safe from Noiseless
He r l\!Iajesty's, Lyc~u m , Lyric, St. without, yet so free 1n the1.r action that the doors may be easily
J a mes', Garrick, Criterion, &c. thrown open b): t.hose wuhm de~ tr ~ng to walk out quietl y, or by a
thoughtless, !-mm1tiated, and pamc- strkken crowd precipitated
CLUBS.
i'ni~!~~:~~o~f=~~~:f:~=it~oors, when they Hy w id~ open, affording an
Carlton, Athenre um, _T unior Con~
~titutional , Refor m, Const.rvativei
Travellers'i &c. HIGHEST AWARDS at PARIS, 1900
HOTELS. For GEARING,
Grand Central, T he Grand, W es t·
For ALL KINDS OF VENTILATING SASHES,
minste r Palace, H otel Cecil, Hotel FANLIGHT GEAR,
.l\.fetropole, First Avenue.
LANTERN GEAR,
SCHOOLS. SKYLIGHT GEAR.
G uildhall School of M usic, Birming·
ham School of Art , Birmin gham
Board School<, Sheffield Board
Schools, London Board Schools, &c.
FIRE STATIONS.
ROBERT ADAMS,
Southwark Chief Station, Cripple-
gate, Islington , Theobalds Road, &c.
SPECIALIST IN BUILDING APPLIANCES The l • I mpervious" Water Bar, for C asements .and
D oors Open ing O utwards.

RAILWAYS. AND BUILDERS' MERCHANT, " IMPERVIOUS" SECTION, No. 7a.

R olled Steel. R olled Bronzr
• • 2/• per ft. 6 /• l'"' h.
London, Brigh ton & South Coast,
London & South Western, Centra l
65 & 67, Newington eauseway, S tra ight
Circ!-1-lar on.Plan . , . . 3/• ,, 8/ - ,,
London, London & N orth W estern , S traight Hmged Ba rs . . 3 / • ,, 8/• ,,
Great Western , Midland, &c. LCNDf)N, S.E. Steel Bars, if galva nised, 9d. per ft. c~ tr:L

CON. Co ;:..r. 0
 .
924 GE1l.RING 1\ND FITTINGS. [Sec. L

WILLIAM BRYDEN & St)N,

I Electric Light &Telephone Engineers
I BELLH~NCERS,
:1

SMITHS AND BRASSFOUNDERS,

AND MANUFACTURERS OF

VENETIAN & CLOTH WINDOW BLINDS,

RESPECTFUI,I,Y DIRECT ATTENTION TO THEIR

Improved Patent Self-Locking Sash Pulley

which raises and lowers upper Sash, and locks both Sashes at
once. This allows the upper Sash to be left open for ventilation, and at
the same time prevents opening from outside.

PRICES-Brass, fOs. per Set. Bronzed Iron, 7s. 6d. per Set.
COMPLETE WITH CORDS, KNOBS, AND RUBBER RINGS.

Dinner Service, luggage and Goods Hoists Fitted up.

ltIGl"i'rNING CON,OUCTO~S FITTED UP.

55, GEORGE STREET, EDINBURGH, & 300, ST. VINCENT STREET, GLASGOW•

•
.
BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
/

eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various

Building Firms a,re accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to 1lrchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
Sec. L] GE11RING 1\NO FITTINGS. 225

JAMES CARTLAND & SON, LTD., BIRMINCHH.M..

Window Openers for Opening and Closing Fanlights, Skylights, Etc.
THE "INVISIBLE H PATENT FANLIGHT OPENER (Cartland's Patent).

ENDLESS CORDS TO
WORK. The advantages of this inventiott
To suspend
3 ft. o in. ~16 will be appreciated by Builders,
4,, 6,, 5 /·
Architects, and others, as being a
6" 0 " 6/· With Side
7 ,, 6 n 7/• perfect Fanlight Opener, without the
9 " 0" 8/· Adjustment,
I O ,, 6,, 9/• for Heavy disadvantage of any unsightly part
12 ,, 0 ,, 10/- Fanlights.
t3 ,, 6 ,, 11 /• projecting into the room, to the im-
rs" 0 ,, 12/• BRASS, pediment of blinds, &c. lt is equally
16,, 6,, 13/- 17 51! 1/• ea.
18 ,, 0 ,, 14/ - suitable for sashes h.ung at top, bottom
19 •• 6 " 15/• !RON1
21 u 0 ,, •• 16/- or pivot sashes.
6 ,, . . •7/• 1752!9d. ea.
I
22 ,,
24 ,, 0" 18/·
27 ,, 0 "
Per dozen.
•• 20/· HINGED AT BOT TOM,
OPEN I NG JN .
I FOR
PIVOT SA SHE".
HINGED AT TOP
OPENI NG OU r.
Brass 1751 4/6 Brass 1755 4 i6 Brass 1753 4/6
Iron 1752 3 /3 Iron 1756 3/3 Iron 1754 3/3

WINDOW GEARING FOR CONTINUOUS LIGHTS. PRESTON'S SCREW

Iii d = ADJUSTMENT.
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Brass Wheel.
] ron Fit tings. All Brass.
1 Light. 2 Lights. 3 Lights. 4 Lights. l! in. Screw X x2 in. long 2/9 3/6 each.
1745 Iron Fittings, Gun Met1l Bearings ·· 18/• 24/. 30/· 36 •each. i\ ,, ., X x8 ,, ,, 4/3 5/3 "
1746 G. M. ,, · · '24/· 361· 48/· 60/. ,.

FANLIGHT OPENER.
LRGGOTT 1S SYSTEM.
9052.
To work with Cords.
For Windows opening inward!;.
Size of Suitable for Sashes. 9052.
Quadrants. To work with Cord5. 12 in., 16in. 1 21in.
for Fanlights for Fanlii;hts for large and
IRON. BRASS. 1501. 2 ft . square or 3 ft. square or v ry heavy
9 in. 6 in. to xo in. high 1/1 .. . . 4/3 equal area. equal area. Fanlights.
.. .. 4 /8
12 ,,
16 ,,
12 "
18 ,,
x6
30 "
40 "
1/2i
1/11
2 /2
.... .. 6/8
.. 8/-
Malleable Iron ,
Gun Metal Wheel
l 2/6 3/9 7/6ca .
18 " 33 " "
and larger 2/8 .. .. 91· All-Brass, G. M. Wheel 15/· ,,
25 ,, 42 ,, 3/9 5/9
OUR NEW CATALOGUE, 1901 EDITION, MAY BE OBTAINED ON APPLICATION.
2~6 GE1\RING 1\ND FITTINGS. [Sec. L

W. & R. LEGGOTT, LTD.

MANUFACTURERS TO HER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT,.

BY HER ROYAL
MAJESTY'S LETTERS PATENT,

Several Medals and . Diplomas awarded to

Leggott's Adjustment for Opening &Closing Fanlights, &Lifting Skylights.

PRICE LIST.-All Goods delivered at Bradford.
"S1Jens " for Fanlights.~
''Si/ens '' for Skylights.
No. 3. Malleable Iron with Gun
Metal Working Parts 3/6
No. 3. All Gun Metal . . 5/-

No. 3 opens Io in ., and is suitable for

Skylights 2 ft. long and I ft . .3 in. wide.
No, 2. fv'alleable i ron with Gun Metal Working
Parts.. 2/9
No. 5. Malleable Iron with Gun
No. 2. All Gun Metal . . 3/9 Metal Working Parts S/-
No. 2 opens ro in., and is sui table for Windows about
2 ft. square, or similar area. No. 5 . All Gun Metal .. 7/3
'No, 6. · Malleable ll"on with Gun Metal Working
Pal"tS .. .. .. .. 3/9 No. 5 opens 14 in. , and is suitable for
'No. 6. All Gun Metal 5 /9 Skylights 2 ft. 6 in. long and 2 ft . wide.
! No. 7. Malleable Iron with Gun Metal Working
No 6 opens I5 in., and is 6uitable for Windows about \ Parts •• •• 9/-
3 ft. square, or similar area. 1 No. 7. All Gun Metal .. .. .. .. .. 17/·
'No. 8 . Malleable Iron with Gun Metal Working I No. 7opens 16 in., and is suitable for Skylights 3 ft.6 in.
Pal"ts 7/6 long and 3 ft. wide.
No. 8 , All Gun Metal .. 16/3 INo. 9. Malleable Iron , with Gun Metal Worklng
No. 8 opens IS in., and is suitable for large heavy
I
1
Parts .. .. .. .. .. • • 11/6
·windows. No. 9. All Gun Metal .. .. .. .. •• 22/-
I. No. g opens 18 in., and is suitable for Skylights 4 ft. long
These are made to fix in almost E ny imaginable position, and are I and 3 ft. _6 in. w i d e _ . - - - - - -
always locked .. hen open or closed. !For Roof Lights above this size we make a Special Powerful Opener.
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THE "SILENS" OPENERS ARE UNSURPASSED.

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IMITATED BUT UNEQUALLED. QUALITY IMPROVED.

To avoid the fixing of Spurious Imitations, .. though
similar in appearance,'' of our Patents, Consumers will
do well to note that our Trade Mark-" SI LENS," is
cast in every Adjustment.
We ask Architects to schedule LEGGOTT'S "SILENS."
The word "SI LENS" is cast on every Opener.

LARGEST MAKERS IN THE WORLD.

See Forward. ..,..
Sec. L] GE1\RING 1\ND FITTl'NGS. 22.7

LEGGOTT'S FA:~~~~:H~ND OPENERS. WRITE FOR PRICE LIST.

Sole Contractors to the London School Board. Largest M akers i n the World.

W. & R. LEGGOTT., LO •., Silens Works, BRADFORD, &90, 91, High Holborn,LONDON, W.C.
Brass and Iron Mortise Locks Orip Handles in New and
and Latches. Artistic Designs.

Polished Brass and Wood Casement Stays, Cockspur

Lock Furniture. Fasteners.

Finger Plates, Lock Plates. Espagnolette Bqlts,

Patent "Rojon" Door Springs. Emergency Bolts.
SILENS WORKS, BRADFORD.

MANUFACTURERS of Every WROUGHT IRON WINDOWS

Description of AND FRAMES.
FITTINGS FOR HOPPER LIGHTS.
CAST IRON SKYLIGHTS
DOORS AND WINDOWS. With " SILENS" OPEN E RS a ttached,
&c., &c., &c.
The" ROJON" PATENT DOOR' SPRING.

ELECTRO PLATERS in ALL METALS. All our Goods can be Electro Plated in any Metal.
O ur GEARING, for
We are the Sole Makers CONTINUOUS LIGHTS,
and Patentees of Leggott' s
"Silens" Fanlight and Sky- is o'f Best Malleabl e
light Openers-so long and Iron Fnttungs, Solid
favourably known on
the market - and would Steel Rods, and h.:ts
specially request pur- either Gun Metal o r
chasers to ask for Legg;ott•s
"&ilens" Openers, and see
Forged Steel worki n g
they get them. Parts; this is one
Imitations are often . sub- reason why our Goods
stituted of inferior · metal exce l a ll oth er makes.
and finish, which will not
D ESI GN No. 29.
give satisfaction. Whilst
imitation is the sincerest Ki ndly e x amine
form of flattery, we shall, ROD ACTION FOR the Met:a1.
at once, institute legal LANTERN LIGH:s, &c.
proceedings against any-
Pl ease address in
one selling, or offe ring for
sale, such imitation as full "SI LENS" WORKS,
LEGGOTT'S. Write for Illustrations
BRADFORD.
and Price List s .

W. & R. LEGG OTT, LTD., 90, 91., HIGH HOLBORN,

Telegraplui: Addn'ss-" SILENZIO, LONDON." Tclep/1 011e- 'N o. 1 a3 7 Ho I born .
W.Co
Manufactory: 5ILEN5 WOQK5, &QADfOQD.
T elegrap h.ti: Addresses-" SILENS, BRADFORD ." 7dep/10>1e-No. 17&2 Bradford. Reg1slc,-ed Ojfices- EA~T PARADE , BRADFORD.
228 GE1\RING 1\ND FITTINGS. [Sec. L

X·<>AC.... .&; CLA.:EC.H: E'•

MANUFACTURERS,
Builders' Brassfoundry, Casement Fittings,
Cabinet Handles, Art rletal Work.
Lock Furniture in Metals, Wood, and Olasa.
MANUFACTORY AND OFFICES-

20 to 25, ESSINGTON ST., BIRMINGHAM.

" ECLIPSE " PATENT. PATENT "ECLIPSE" FANLIGHT OPENER. " ECLIPSE" PATENT.
7620, 1For Cords.) Right Hand-Cords Extra.
7636, COURT HOUSE OPENER. When ordering >tate-r. Right or Left Hand. 2. SiZ', Shape and Height 7625. (ROD and GEAR)
Left Hand, of Sash. 3. If Sash is Recessed Qr Flush with Fr~me, and how Hinged. R ight Hand .
Made in Iron, Era ~ s, Gun-metal- several sizes. Speci.~ l adaptations for public Buildings, Asylums, &c. Send for List. Made in Iron, Brass, Gun-metal-c:.everal sizes.

Users ef "The Compendium>_, would

oblige by mentjonjn,_g jt as the source ef
their jnfarmatjon when commu17jca_tjng wjth
the Firms represented herein.
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···THE···

e_]\Tl\LE)G_U_E~
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5ee also 5ummary of Contents, page 1

Section M. ...

Drainage, Pipes, ic.

Traps, ic. sanilarg Manu1ac1ures (Unctassilied). \

Engineers' and· Plumbers' fillings.

FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTIO!'-r.

PAGE
BowEs-ScoTT & WESTERN, Ln. .. 242, 243 OATES & GREEN , LD. •• •. .. .. 23r
BROAD & Co., LD. .. 240 1 24 I PARKJ>R, J. .. .. .. .. .• 2 54
CouzENS, G., & Co. .• _ .. .. • . 239 SHANKs & Co., LI>. .. .. '· .. 246
CRAPPER, T ., & Co. •. .. .. 244, 245 TwYFORDS , j:..D. •• •. . . 248-25r
EDWARD~, J. C. .. .. .. .. .. .. 232-235 \VALKER & CR~WSHAW, Ln. .. .. .. .. .. 238
HALL & BOARDMAN, LD. .. •. .. .. . . 238 WARNER, J, & SoNs, Lo. •• 253
HALL, MATTHEW. & C '· ·. ·· •• 2 47 WtNN, C., & Co... •. .. .. •• 252
NORTH BRITISH PLUMDING C •. l D .. 236,237

lfsers of "The Compendium)) would

oblige by Jnentio12in~ it as the source of
•
their information when commu17icating with
the Firn1s represented herein,,
Sec. M] DR1\IN1\GE, J>IJ>ES, &c. 231

OATES & GREEN. LTD .. HALIFAX.

Urgent Orders 'for Pipes of Large Diameter •·
· can usually be supplied 'from stock.

11EGI5TEl1ED @ TRADE MA11K5.

"Nalethric." "flekker." "5kroy." "Zafila." "Vertryn." "Kroyvert.'•

"Uoysk." "Triknal." "5kolla." '' Wyvern." " lsolt."
" Korris." "5yrok." " Kriso."

'' NAltTHRIC '' STONfWARf PIPfS

OF OUR MANUFACTURE HA VE BEEN TESTED
UP TO A PRESSURE OF 185 LBS. ON THE
SQUARE INCH WITHOUT BREAK/NO.

OATES & GREEN, LTD., HA'LIFAX.

Nali'onal Telep!•one-
Tel'-Jrrof>hic A dd1·esses-
c' Bricks, Halifax.''
"Standpipe, London."
London Show Rooms: 27, CHANCERY- LANE, W.C. Nos. 174 & 690, Halifax.
No. 1436, Holborn, London.
232 DR1UN1\GE, VIVES, &c. [Sec. M

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8hapeJhe pipees acfed Gl~ a YJeci___9e Gnd 1n ~9tf .
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fo bol'b fbe
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c5bewn on preVf ou~ page c;n1d 1~ Jormed
[a~ ®hewn in fhe jlJu~frGJrion~ below·J QY
QYoOVe rounc;l fne ~oeJ\ef, Wbich:when ffJierJ .
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w1rn eeme11r G1nd fue pipe pu ~bed home, ,
:f~~fu:r ~rofe~J~c~~~~n~e~~~edc~m; bfue~
ordinGllJ JOinf ~ gGlc)Kin and ~emenl". ~
or rb~ymCV, be ucfJeGi w1rh ~fGtnjor-d~ l
JOinf d5 e7bewn below. '
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OR!VINARY cJO I NT .

a1 ~o be vup_plied uFon
Tn1e7 JO inf c:Gtn
t ordina!)r ShG1f)ed J!ifcie~ Qf d V~01 BmaJI
, c;laVdnce upon ,fbe (e_3u]G1! . ptfce oj .di-~
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.· FOR PRiCES ANQ D10COUNT3

FOR THESE PATENT PIPE5 ANoJUNCTION.S
!• A PPL'< To .

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A 8 O rd inary brick man holes, with patent cast iron inspection chambers and gas-tight lever-locked covers.
C \ Vaste-prevent ing cistern > ~ . t:'
D N on-re turn valve for ven tila tion.
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F T rap with screwed cap and cleansing eye fo r access to: sewer
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Sec. M] DR.1\IN.1\GE, PIPES, &c. 237

THE NORTH BRITISH PLUMBING Co.,

LIMITED,

86, NEWMAN STREET, OXFORD ST., W.

PATENTEES AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE ~

~SCOTT-MONCRIEFF SYSTEM OF CAST IRON DOMESTIC DRAINAGE.

This Appamtus, with or withont trap, can be

made with any number of branches; the whole beinff
nndered gas-tight by a cast fron cover, u,ith imperish-
able joi~1t and cam-action lever.

These Cast Iron lnspec_

tion Chambers have been
adopted by H. M. Office of
Works, the Post Office, &c.,
and supplied to Kensington
and St. James's Palaces,
the Royal Courts of Justice
the PoliceCourts,Principal
Clubs of London, and other
Public Buildings, also to
Private Mansions and
Houses in Town and
Country.

--===========-===============================-===================' .

pateQt ~ast lroQ IQspeetioQ ~t}amber.

PRICE FROM £8.

Three or fewer (in special cases four) Branch Inlets can be attached to
this Pattern as required. This form of Chamber is suited to every
description of drainaa-e.
238 . DR1\IN1\GE, PIPES, &c. [Sec. M

HALL & BOARDMAN,

LtlffiITBD.

London Office: 76, Finsbury Pavement, E.C.

Telegraphic Address: "HAI.I., SWA.DI,INCO'l'It."
Telephone: No. 2, SwADI,INCo'l':a:•
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MANUFACTURERS OF

STONEWARE SEWERAGE PIPES,

" .
FIRE BRICKS, --.J
~ CHIMNEY TOPS, &c.
••••••••••••••••

SWADLINCOTI, near Burton-on-Trent.

WALKER & CRAWSHAW, Ltd.,
MANUFACTURERS of PATENT GLAZED VITRIFIED STONE-WARE,

SAllTARY TUBES, JUNCTIONS, TRAPS, BENDS, &c.

'" CHIMNEY-POTS, &c.
ASHFIELD FIRE CLAY WORKS, CONISBRO', near ROTHERHAM~
Fl...OORING TILES, PRESSED BRICKS, FLUE LININGS, ROOFING & RIDGE TILES~ &c.
Sec. M] TRlll?S, &c. 239

&...- FLOODED BASEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE! -.J

The BflCK=fLOW Of WflTEU. and Rising of Sewer=uas prevented by using

COUZENS' PATENT BALL·TRAP GULLY AND

PATENT BALL·TRAP INTERCEPTOR.

These Traps automatic-
ally prevent Back-flow by Can be fixed to existing
Copper Ball rising against ~~~ Drains.
rubber seating. Specially adapted for
Forms easy access to Main Sewers and Main
Drains. Sewer Outlets.
Drain Rods can be ap- Made to suit all re-
plied as shown. qttirements.

Price: Earthenware,4in., £2; 6in., £3; 9in., £410s. Cast Iron, 4in., £3; 6in.,£410s.; 9in:,£7.
LARGER SIZES IN STOCK.

AWARDED:- SANITARY SCIENTISTS,

BRONZE MEDAL OF THE SANITARY LEADING ARCHITECTS & CONTRACTORS,
INSTITUTE. TESTIFY TO THEIR EFFICIENCY.

Price: Earthenware, "30/-; Cast Iron, 45/-.

ARCfilTECTS CAN WITH CONFIDENCE SPECIFY THESE TRAPS.
Supplied to H. M. Office of' Works, Lords of' the Admlralty, London School Board, various
Public Bodies, numerous large Estates, over 100 Leadin2' Corporations.

COUZENS' PATENT AUTOMATIC SAW · GUARD.

This Saw Guard is incor-
porated in "The Home
Office List " issued by Her
Majesty's Chief Inspector
of Factories.
NO ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED .
......,.,.,_..,......_.,~~~ THERE ARE NO COMPLICATIONS.
THE KING OF SAW GUARDS.
Always ready for use for
any size Timber.
Peifect Protection without
Obstruction.
~

COUZENS' PATENT SHOP SEAT. Send 4/- for Sample.

For Prices and Illustrations, List ef Agents, &c., apply to the Patentees-

G. COUZENS & Co., Works and} RIVERSIDE WORKS,

Offices, TAFF EMBANKMENT,
Cardi·"
Ile
National Telephone No. 461. Registered Telegraphic Address, "Interceptor, Cardiff."
240 TRl\PS, &c . [Sec. M
.

'B ROAD & CO., lltd., ORIGINAL PATENTEES OF

WHITE ENAMELLED CHANNEL BENDS.

How to eonstruct an Inspection <2hamber.

Illustrating the application of rig. 37 B Interceptor, Channel Bends, Relief Cap, and
Na. 2 Manhole Cover.
CATALOGUE ON APPLICATIOI':'..

BROAD & CO., Ltd.,

SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON, LONDON,
.
w~I
TELEPHONE 48 PADDINGTON. TELE:GRAPH, " BROAD & Co., LONDON."
Sec. MJ 51tNIT'1tRY M1\NCJF1U.'.?TURES (Unclassified). 24t

B~OAD & Go., U.td.,

· Sanitary · Specialists,
BRICK & TERRA COTTA MANUFACTURERS, LIME, CEMENT,
AND GENERAL BUILDERS' MERCHANTS.
Patentees of White Enamelled Channels, Gullies, &o.
BROJ:tD & CO.'S . PH:TENT SCULLERY SINK.
Patent No. 11592.
Made in White Enamelled and Cane-glazed Stoneware.

PRICES-WITH GRIDS COMPLETE,

Outside Dimensions. White Enamelled. Cane Glazed.
24 in. x 18 in. x 6! in. 20/· 12/6
30 in. x 20 in. x 7~ in. •• . 25/· 15/·
36 in. x 22 in. x 8 in. 40/• 2-0/·
48 in. x 24 in x g in. .. 60/· .. 35/·
OTHER .SIZES MADE TO ORDER..
This Sink-which Is shown in Section above-is designed to obviate the
Inconvenience frequently met with in Sinks ot the usual construction
through, the outlet becoming choked by an accumulation of' solid matter
over the holes of' the grating. In the Patent Sink the ordinary grating is
replaced by a deep perforated cup made of Stout Tinned Copper, into
which tea leaves and other solid matters f'all and are at once intercepted
without choking the Outlet, which is itself' furnished with a brass grating
as a further precaution against solids passing into the Waste Pipe, The
Copper Strainer, being loose, can be lifted out and emptied as occasion
requires,
-- " "
FC:EC..C>A. I • ~ Ce>., L"tid.
" - " " - - - - -- - "

Registered Office, 4, SOUTH WHARF, PADDINGTON, LONDON, W.

COWLEY BRICK WORKS, West Drayton; RED BRICK &TILE .WORKS, Southall.
Wharves: SOUTH WHARF a: IRONGATE WHARF,PADDINGTON; GREENFORD
WHARF near HARROW; and at FINCHLEY RD. STATION, L. & N. W. Ry.
llluatra.ted Oa.~aJ.ope, 18a7 llldit.i.on, on A.ppliea~oa.

€ON. COM. p
242 SilNIT1\RV M1lNUFileTURES (Unclassified). [Sec. M

BOWES·SCOTT &WESTERN, LTD., SANITARY SPECIALISTS,

"D~~e:~i;~:.A~~~~.· BROADWAY CHAMBERS, WESTMINSTER, LONDON. Telephon-

No, 199 (Weatmlnaterl

IMPRE)VED ISE)LRTED LRTRINE.

No. 124.
This LATRINE is specially adapted for Schools, Factories, Works, &c., &c., as ea.c h Basin is separat<:d from the others
in the range by a deep water seal; there is, therefore, no risk of the soil being carried from one Bastn to another. An
a~ler-flush is provided by a special automatic arrangement in the tank, so that basins refill to proper level after each
discharge. PRICES INCLUDE:-
Basi!1s iu l>est Brown Glazed \Vare.
Honzontal Connectin o- Pipe.
I
Siphon o .u llet and Trap. . . .
Rogers Field's 1889 Patent Au~omatic Flushmg Cistern.
Cast-iron Flushiag Pipe, with horizontal pipe and branches lo Basins.
2 ft. CENTRES. 2 ft. 6 In. CENTRES. :a ft. CENTRES. :a ft. 6 in. CENTRES.
2 Persons .. £6 16 6 £7 o 6 5 Persons . · £12 3 6 £1:2 13 6
3 ,, 8 13 0 8 19 0 6 IJ IO 0 14 :2 0
4 ,, IO 3 6 •• 10 II 6
Basins, white glazed inside, ca~e outside, extra each 5/-. Pine Ring Seats, 5~- each. . Best Varnished ditto, 7/6 each.
Outlet measures 2 ft. from centre of Closet to outside of Siphon.

PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. II

BIRMINGHAM OFFICES AND SHOWROOM: 43 1 CHURCH STREET.

Sec. Ml . S11NIT11RV M11NUF11<2TURES (Unclassified. 243

BOWES-SCOTT ct WESTERN, LTD., · SANITARY 8Pl!OIALISTS,

Telephone:

.. ... .............. .. .. .... .. .. ..

Telegoaphlc Address-
No. 1Sl9 (Westmlnate~\
" DON BOWES, LONDON ."
•• •• •• •• •• • • ,.., •v •• .... ....
Sole Licensees and Manufacturers of
ROGERS FIELD'S

NEW "1889 PATENT" SELF-ACTING SIPHON.

For Flushing Drains and Sewers.
Standard Price extra per
Diameter This ~\fihon Price length of foot for greater
of in Discha.rgc Lengths in
Inner Leg. Flush a Cast lron. Leg. Cast Iron.
Size. £ s. d. Ft. Ins. £ s. d.
A. 4\ in. 6Min Drain 4 2 6 3 0 0 9 0
B· 6 . 9 6 16 0 3 6 0 13 0
c. 7 .. 12 1 17 6 4 0
4 Ii
0 16 0
o. 8~ .. 15 10 HI 0 1 10 0
E. IO 18 16 10 0 5 0 1 11 0
"
F. 12 21 18 10 0 ) 6 1 12 0
"

Siphons for building in Brick and Concrete Chambers may be had v:ith
Trapping Boxes complete, already fitted together so that they can be easily
connected with the Sewers or Drains.

Galvanized Iron Flushing Cisterns

f ITTEO WITH Re GERS FIELD'S 1889 PATENT AUTOMATIC SIPHONS.
GOLO MEDAL INTERNATIONAL HEAL TH EXHIBITION, 1684.

To contain 200 Gallons 13 IO 0

150 II 0 0
roo 8 0 0
80 7 IO 0
60 6 IO 0
50 6 0 0
40 5 I2 6
30 5 2 6
25 4 I7 6
20 4 IO 0
" I5 3 I5 0
IO 3 5 0
5 2 5 0
2~ I IO 0
I 3 0
Prices ot· other sizes on application .

SPECIAL LAVATORY FOR FACTORIES, WORKS, Etc.

Awarded Bronze Medal at Newcastle Sanitary Congress, 1896.
AS USED BY LONDON AND PROVINCIAL SCHOOL BOARD~
No. 68. Heavy Fireclay Slabs c;if improved shal?e•. so
that all side-jointing is obviated, with Lugs for 13mldin g
~+-,-_L~_,.,..)c==-,-L--r=_J_;;=-o~-,-'-¥T~~~ Jinto wall, Concealed Overflow, !-in. Brass Screw down
Taps, Brass Careless Plugs, Painted. Cai;t.iron Brackets,
with adjustable support for Waste Pipe.
Size of Slab I8 in. by in.:
in. diameter Basins (for Schools)-
I8 II
£ s. d.
With Salt Glazed Slab • • • • I 12 6 per Basin.
,. Buff 11
• • 2 1 o ,.
,, White , , " ·• 2 9 o ,.
Size of Slab 20 in. by I8 in . : 13 in. by I I in. Basin-
With Salt Glazed Slab • • •. • • I I8 o per Basin.
,, B uff ,, •• 2 8 o ,,
,, White ,, ,, . • 2 I7 6 ,,
Size of Slab 24 in. by 18 in. : I6 in by I " in. Basins-
The Best and Cheapest Range With Salt Glazed Slab • . .. .. 2 5 o per 'Basin
in the Market. ,, Buff ,. . . 2 I5 o ..
,, White ,, .. 3 2 6 ..
PRICE LIST ON APP~IOATION.
BIRMINGHAM OFFICES AND SHOWROOM: 43, CHURCH · STREET.
 244 51\NITA RY M1\NUF1U2TURES (Unclassified). [Sec. M

THOMAS CRAPPER & 00 ..'S

SPECIJ=tLITIES.
l_i_i_i~i_i I • • • • • • • 8 8 • • • • • • • e • • :I I 8 • a I • i • • • I • I • • • • • I a • a I • _l _a • a I • a I a I a I a I a a I a a a a I a a i i I

PEDESTH'.L VALVE CLOSET.

With Basin and Slop Top in one piece. and Ventila·
WASH-DOWN CLOSET. ting Union off Overflow Trap.

"The Improved Marlboro',"

WITH LEAD TRAP.

No. 560.
Valve Closet, with White Ware Flushing-rim Basin
No. 568. with fixed Slop Top, China Dish, r-in. Supply
White or Ivory V'f .C. with 6 lb. Lead Valve, Copper Air Regulator, Ventilating Union
P. Trap as shown... . .. 33/6 off Trap, complete as shown .. £4 12s. Od.
With Raised Ornamentation... 38 u lf with rf-in. Valve Extra 3/6
rf with S. Trap... . .. extra 1/9 " Box Enamelled inside, or of Lead ,, 4/9
If with 8 lb. Trap in lieu of 6 lb. ,, l/G " B<)X fitt ed with Brass Top 7/3
~------------------· - - - - - -- - - - ·--- - ---------

£ s. d.
Cast-Iron 2 Gallon SYPHON WA~TE PREVENTER with
Tranquil Inlet Valve, and Silencing Air Tubes,
and Brass Chain and China Pull 1 1 6
Ditto, 3 gallon ditto 1 3 6

It ,. 9 II I • • • • m e a I a • a 1 I I I a a I I I! I " I I I a a I I I I B I 8 W a 9 W I I e a I I I! I I I I I I II D I I !I I I! l!I I fl I I Ill 1111 9 II I: I 9 11--e· ~

50, 52, & 54, MARL~OROUGH ROAD, CHELSEA,

LONDON, S.W.
 245
lsec. MJ 51\NITl\RY M1\NUF1\<2TURES (Unclassified).

THOMA·S CRAPPER & co. s 9

" THE IMPROVED KENON

Air-Tight Frames and Covers, Disconnecting Trap.
II

FOR DRAINS & MANHOLES.

REGISTERED D E SIGN 231,0tO,

SECTIONATB

SECTION ATC

0
.
.
'

'

No. 496. SECTION AT D

0 11tside . Opming. Painted. Galvanized. No. 508.
36 x 24 in. 30! X I 8~ in . !1 3 3 £2 3 6 4 in. 4 to 6 in . 6 in. 9in. 12 in.
26 x 26 2I X 2I , ( l 3 I t7 9 Of Glazed Stoneware
Improved Channel Pipes,
9/6.. 10/6 II/9 25/- sS/6
30 x 24 24 X I8 0 18 9 I IJ 9
16/6
20 X I6 I 6 White Glazed •• 2/4 3/4 3/4 5/6
2 5~ X 2I! 0 16 0 I
24 X I7 r9 X I2 0 12 9 I 2 9
20 x 20 IS x r5 0 12 0 I l 6
3 2~ x rr! 26! x 6 0 12 3 I I 9
26!
_ _ x rr! 2I _
___ 6
x ___ 0 ID_
_ __ 3_ _0 __
18 D _ __ _ R.eg_.lstered No. 255,985.

Improved Automatic Flush Tanks

FOR DRAINS.

Gals. £ s. d
IO 2 11 0
15 2 15 3
20 2 19 6
25 3 3 6
30 s 9 6
40 3 17 9
50 4 8 6
60 4 19 3 Complete with 3 4-in.
inlets and ro -in. Galvan-
75 6 14 6 ized Iron Grating, 25/-
IOO 6 8 6 If with Air-tight Cover
. and Frame in lieu of
Grating, Extra, 1/6.
No. 557.

Ca-ta.Iogue on Application.

50, 52, & 54, MARLBOROUGH ROAD, CHELSEh,

LONDON. S.W.
246 S1\NIT1\RY M1\NUF1\eTURES (Unclassifiedl. '[Sec. M

SHANKS & Co.• Ld .•

Tubal Wor.ks_, Barrhead_, near Glo~ow.
AND "llICT0RI~N POTTERY."
NEW SHOWROOMS AT

81, NEW BOND ST., LONDON ; DE~NSGATE, MANCHESTER; 26, WEST NILE ST., GLASGOW.
MAKERS OF

BATHS, LAVATORIES, CLOSETS, CISTERNS, StNKS, URINALS, AND SANITARY APPLIANCES AND FITTINGS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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.IEif" SEE OUR NEW CATALOGUE FOR FULL PARTICULARS.~

SHANKS' PATENT No. 591.

FIRE·CLAY URINALS. THE " ODOURLESS."

The
Special
most
Formation
perfect of
Urinal Back.
made.

l'
.
New Form
of
J
Reliable ,I Spreader.
Flush. >I :..· : . .
Htted
with
Shanks'
Easily Patent
kept Automatic
clean Tank.

No. 591.-" Odourless" Urinal, in white glazed fire-clay, with top divisions, as shown, gun-metal
spreader, white glazed fire-clay automatic flush tank, supported on brass brackets, copper
connecting pipes from tank to urinal.
Prices on applicatlon-

Hoad Offices and Works: BARRHEADJ near GLASGOW.

Sec. M] S1\NIT1\RY M1\NUF1\eTURES (Unclassified). 247

SANITARY
SPECIALISTS.
and

PUMPS.
FIRE HYDRANTS.
STEAM BOILERS.

Heating by

Steam,
ORNAMENTAL RADIATORS.
Coils, &o.
Surveys made and Reports given on
the condition of the Sanitary Fittings,
Drains, &c., of Public Buildings, Works,
Private Houses, and Special Arrangements
made for maintaining same in Sanitary
Condition by Periodical Inspections and
Cleansings.
248 S1\NIT1\RY M1\NUF1\<.'!TURES (Unclassified). [Sec. M

TWVFORDS, LTD., "CLIFFE VALE!' POTTERIES,

HANLEY.
THE

"TWgclille."
Perfect Sanitationt
Healthy Houses
OBTATNFD nv A DOPTI NG THE

''TWYCLIFFE"
PATENT

Pedestal Syphon W.C. Basin,

A uew dcjm1 ture , c111 bodyi11g the lates t
d.:velopments in Sanita1'y Science, as applied to
W.C. Basins.

ADVANTAGES CLAIMED FOR THE

"TWYCLIFFE" SYPHON.
P erfect Safeguard
agai nst Sewer Gas and
tbe evil s arising there -
fro m.
Extra large water
surface and great depth
of water seal ( 3 inches I
and large body of water
in Basin to receive a nd
deodorize soi l.
Practically noiseless
in ac ti on.
Simple in construc-
tion , reliable in action.
No complica ted me -
chanism to get out vf
order.
Easily fixed as an
ordi nary Basin.

A High-class Article of
Superior Material, Workmanship,
and Construction.

GUARANTEE SENT WITH EACH BASIN.

Now being adopted by all ieadinc
Sanitary Engineers and Architects.

Made with TRAP OUTLET to suit

requirements of the LONDON
COUNTY COUNCIL, and also with
OUTLET IN CENTRE.

Perfect Action with 2, 2~, or 3 Gallon

Cietern,

Can be obtained jroin Merchants,

Sanitary Engineers and Plumbers.

COMPLETE COMBINATIONS
From £5 upwards.

ILLUSTRATED DESCRIPTIVE
SHEETS ON APPLICATION.

16 SOUTHAMPTON ROW, ~OLBORN, LONDON.

GO be seeq iq acfion af Show j{0011'/S: , Eg MOSLEY STREET, MANCHESTER .
{ 95 BATH STREET, GLASGOW.
to~ F.DMUND S'l'REET. lRMING.HAM.
 Sec. M] S1\NIT1\RY M1\NUF1\eTURES (Unclassified). 249

TWVFORDS, LTD., "CLIFFE VALE" POTTERIES,

HANLEY.

TWYFORD'S
44
NEROS"
Lavatory Basins,
With Exposed Accessible Standing Wastes and
Overflows, Easily Cleansed •

• • • PRICE5
COMPLETE AS ON !LLUSTRA1'10N . \VJ TH " 'H ITE BASIN AND STAND
I N FINE CA ST , ONE COAT OF PA I NT.

ins. ins. ins. in s. £ s. d.

Oblong 29 x 24 D shape Hasin, 23 x 1 6~ 5 16 0
... 2 7 x 21 20 x 14 4 2 0
25 x 2 0 19 x 13 3 17 0
22 x 20 17~ X IJ J II 6
"
Angular .. . 30 x 22 17~ X I J~ 3 12 6
,, 27 x 20 16 x 1 2 3 7 6
Round Front 25 x 20 17 X I J 3 16 0

The Iron Stands are made in Fine Cast, 1 Coat of Paint, French Grey; Second Finish . Enamelled 2 Colours or
Bronze; and Best Finish, Enamelled, Relieved in Gold . · '

Tb , 0
''c.V.'' Lavatory Basin
with Improved Standing Waste
and Overflow.
With
Skirting.
""\Vilhout

No. 95. No. 95A .

Oblong, 29 x 24 in . D shape Basin 1 00/- 92/6
27 x 21 " " fi? /- 62/-
25 x 20 " ,, 62/ - 58/ -
22 x 20 ,, ,, 57/6 54/ -
With "Without
Skirtin g.
N o. 97 · No. 97A.
Angular, 30 X 22 in. D shape Basin 62/ - .. . 571-
27 x 20 io . ,, 57/6 ... 5316
PRICES ARE COMPLETE, INCLUDING TAPS, WASTE . AND CONNECTION
WITH UNION .

Prices with" Athena' ' Iron Stand same as" Neros. "

Porcelain Batbs
lo "Cliff~ \?al~" Fir~ Clay.
White Enamelled Inside, Outside,
and on Rim.

Bu"f"f Glazed Outside, White Inside,

and on Rim.

Unglazed Outside, White Inside,

and on Rim.

Also Marbled, with Printed

Decoration Outside, or with Pattern PARALLEL. ROMAN.
in Relie"f. PLAIN AND WITH RO LL RtM. W1TH OR \ VrTHOUT FnTI ws.

16 SOUTHAMPTON ROW , HOLBORN, LONDON.

Go be set!n in acfion al SJrow ~ooms: {
69 MO SLEY STREET , MANCHESTER .
95 BATH STREET, GLAP.GOW.
136 EDMUND STRE1':T, BIRMINGHAM.
•
250 51\NITl\RY M1\NUF1\eTURES (Unclassified): [Sec. M

TWVFORDS, LTD., "CUFFE VALE" POTTERIES,

HANLEY.

Pedestal "wash Down" w.c. Basins. ~

The " DELUGE."

CENTRE OUTLET. Or with County Cou ncil S . or P. Trap.

No. 1.- W ith "Venetia n" P a ttern in r elief, White 01· Ivory 42/-
No. 2. -P lain Surface, White or Ivory 38/-
No. 3.- Cane W a r e , White Enamelled Inside 32/-
Printed Patterns, 46/6.
No. 4.- With Slop Top, as shown , 21/- extra.

The DELUGE ADAMANT

In E xtra Strong Fire Clay.

The Strongest W.C. Basin made, 36/,.,

TWYFORD'S

" AXIS " Wash Dowri Pedestal W.e. Basin.

WITH DETACHABLE SCREW CONE BRASS JOINT AND LEAD CONNECTION.
ALLOWING OUTLET Of Tl1t1P TO BE PLtICED AT tINY DE511JED ANGLE.
Embraces all County
Co un cil Require ments. ' "·
Conn ec tion bet ween
Outlet of Bas in a nd L ea d
Be nd is Un de r W a ter.

PRH~ES.
£ s. d.
Pla in Surface, Vitrin a W a r e 2 7 6
,, ,, P r inted 2 16 0
Ca ne W a re 1 16 0
Strong F ire Clay , B uff outsid e 2 0 0
White outside 2 5 0

VITRINA WARE, being non-absorbent without

Glaze, is the most Perfect Material of which
Sanitary Goods can be made.

16 SOUTHAMPTON ROW, HOLBORN , LONDON.

6g MOSLEY STREET , MANCHESTER .
GO be seerz in acfioq af Show "i{ooms: 95 BATH STREET, GLASGOW.
136 EDMUND STREET , BIRMINGHAM.
"Cliffe Vale" Porcelain Enamelled "Adamant" Fir~ Clay lavatory Ranges, over1ap;i~gH Joints.
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No. 10. RANGE COMPLETE (as shown) .......:Inclu ding Three White En a m elled Fire Clay "Adama nt" L avatory Basins , O ve rla pp ed, w ith ba cks, Soap Trays
...
'II
'II

"'I~~
drained into Basins; Four White En a melled Fire Clay Pedestals, and White Enamelled Fire Clay Waste Pipe; Screw Down Brass Taps, ~in. , Three
Hot and Three Cold; Three Brass Safety Plugs, Jin ., a nd Three liin . Lead Traps with Brass Screw Caps. ·
Basins, over all 26 x 20 x 6in. Range 6ft. 6in. x 20in. £11 0 0 0
~-
10 3 0
B a sins, without B a cks, 12/- less.
24 x 18 x 6in. ,, 6ft. Oin. x I Sin. With 1 Tap to each Basin, 15/- less.
18 x 18> Sin. 4ft. 6in. x 18in. 8 15 0

i.fiO. H . RANGE OOMPLETE.-Including Three Buff Gla zed Fire Clay " Adamant " L.avatory Bas ins, Plain Fronts, no Back, Overla pped, with Soap Trays
drained i!lto Basins ; Four Buff Glazed ~ire Clay Pedesta ls, .Plain, Si x Screw D?wn Brass T a ps,. ~ -in. , Three Hot and Three Cold ; Three Brass Safety
fT1
Plugs, 1-m., and Buff Gla zed Channel (with holes for waste.) instead of W a ste Pipe. (Traps not included).
Basins, over all, 18 x 18 x Sin. Range 4ft. 6in . x !Sin. ... .. . £6 10s. 6d. Basins with Backs, 10/- extra. -...XI I
rT1
\/)
LO
01
.....
----------Quotations given tor Ranges containing any number of Basins.
252 S1\NIT1\RY M1\NUF1\eTURES (Unclassified). [Sec. M

CHARLES WINN & co.·

EII:EC.1VII~G . . Jl..1VI.
~----------~~------·------------------

WINN'S PATENT GORDON WARE

WHITE ENAMELLED FIRE-CLAY LAVATORIES.

No. 5942.-Gordon Seff-contained Lavatory.

With lugs at back for building into brickwork; made in heavy fire -clay, Glazed White all over, fitted with Winn's
Patent Self-closing Cocks in gun metal, and Winn's Patent Pull-over Waste Mounting, with Standing Waste and Overflow
combined in one fitting; as supplied to the Central London Electric Railway, Gordon House, and Royal Albert Orphanage,
among other recent important work.

Specimen GAS FITTINGS of WINN'S Make.

THE two Gas Brackets illus-

•rated are desig ned on unique lines,
presenting the novelty of a front view
wbich fills the eye, so to speak,
equally with the side view, and they
are also fresh in respect to the curve
of tube and the shape of the scroll
work.

LARGE AND COMPREHENSIVE CATALOGUE SENT ON APPLICATION.

Please say when ordering whether required with ordinary Glass-holder, or for Incandescent Burner.

LONDON: NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE: GLASGOW:

41, HOlBORN VIADUCT, E.C. 26, OREY STREET. 3, CADOOAN STREET.
Sec. M] ENGINEERS' 1\ND PLUMBERS' FITTINGS. 253

JOHN WARNER & SON SJ LTD.,

Telegraphic Address-
BIG BEN, LONDON. HYDRAULIC & SANITARY ENGINEERS,,,.1::!i*;,\~~~~~~­
2, J EWl N CRESCENT, CRIPPLEGATE, LONDON, E.C.
Manufacturers of Hydraulic Mach inery of every description. W ind Engines, F ire Engines, Garden Engines, Water Wheels.
Ram s, Deep Well Pumps, Centrifugal P.u~ps, H orse Gear Frames, En ~ ine Frames, &c.; Cocks ai;id V<l:lv~s for Water at High or
Low Pr essure, Plumbers' Cocks and F1ttmgs, Closets, Baths, Lavatories, Steam. Valves and Engme F1ttmgs, Beer Engines and
E'ittings, Church. Chapel, School, I'lautation, or Factory Bells, and General Braz1ery.
- · .

BELLS Of EVERY SIZE AND DESCRIPTION.

Quarter Bells.
l.lihthouse Bells.
CATHEDRAL ANU Mamt/actrt rers o.f'
CHURCH BELLS. CHIMING APPARATUS
Slnll• Bella o~ Rln11a. Public C lock Bells. A NO Chapel and Cemetery Be ll s o•
MACHINES. every d es crip!fo n.

Pounde:tts of 13IQ 13E'N,, 16 Tons; U1estminste:tt ceuatrterrs, 8 Tons .

HULL, LIVERPOOL, BOLTON, SUNDERLAND, ct DARLINGTON TOWN HALL BELLS .
.
Bellfounders to the Londori School Board. The Trinity House Corporation, &c., &c.
Church, ChApel,
ond Sch ool Bella.

'1¥ ARN ER'S PLUMBERS' & ENGINEERS' BRASS WORJ<.

FIRE COCKS, HYDRANTS, AND APPLIANCES.

WARNER'S IMPROVED HYDRAULIG RAMS,

For Water Supply. WARNER'S DOMESTIC PUMPS & SINKS.
IMPROVED PATENT BA.LL VALVES, WATER SERVICE COOKS, BOILER COOKS & VALVES.

l ee. Ket,les. Baths of every Description.

Oast Iron
Ooloni:al We.rner's El a.stio Valve
Braziery. Oopperwoxk. Deep Well Pampa. Brass Force Pumps. Pumps. Port .ble Olosets. Olosets.

WARNER'S LAVATORIES, BATHS, WATER CLOSETS in great Variety with Patented Improvements.
FIRST CLASS LONDON MANUFACTURE & FINISH.
For Homa, Colonial, and Foreign Markets. Suited for WATER WORKS AND PRIVATE SUPPLIES.
Full De!ioriptive and Illustrated Priced Catalogue Post Free upon , Application,
 254 S1\NIT1\RY M1\NUF1\eTURES (Unclassified ·. [Sec. M

PARKER'S DRY EARTH OR ASH CLOSETS.

lllla\r Pattel'JI, THE LATEST SUCCESS. CHEAPEST AND BEST MADE.
Portable
Oommode,
oomplete,
Perfect Sanitation. Can be used anywhere.
from 55/,
WILL WORK EARTH, ASHES, CHARCOAL, PEAT-DUST, SAWDUST,
lo almost Universal Use. Write for New Export List.

INVENTED AND MADE ONLY BY

JOHN PARKER, Woodatock, OxonJ

Whose Patents have been before the Public 40 Years.
Ootte~a
Close lb
trom 241-.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuabfe guide
to llrchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings~ &c.
 255

···THE···

e_n TAL0GUl3. _,.

- - -_ C) - - ~
r
.See 11so .Summary of Contents, page 1.

Section N.
Church ·and factorg Bells.
. Blinds, ser\'ice Lilts, Shutters and Partitions..
Shop. Fronts, Letters, Name Plates, le.
Draught Excluders. stair Treads.

FIRMS REPRI•:SENTED IN THIS SECT10N.

PAGE
f BEE BHus... •. . . . . •• 257 KENSINGTON WINDOW BLIND Co. •. •• •• •• 25;1
NGHAM BLIND Co. . . . . . • •• •• 258 LvTE's METALLIC ·wovEN STAIH-TREAD Co., Lii. . . .. 265
CHAS., Lo. .. .. .. .. .. .. 256 SHEATH B1w. . .. .. .. .. .. 266
r IS, s. w., &
Lo. Cu., .. .. .. 264 SOPER, JoHN . • . . . • .. •• •• . • 260
IN&ON & Co , Lr·. . . .. .. .. .. .. 263 THORNBOROUGH & SoN • • . . .• .• •• . • 265
i W. F. S. •• .. .. .. .. 260 THORNBOROUGH, F. M., & SoN .• , , 265
RICK , F. w. .. .. .. .. .. .. 264 W1r..LJAMS, G. A., & So:-i •• . . 261, 262

-. ---- - -- - --- i

lfsers ef "The Compendjum'' would ·

b/jge hy mentionin__g jf as the source ef
lhejr jnfarmotio12 when commu.qjcofjng· wjfh
re Firms represented herein.
256 eHUReH 1\ND Fl\eTeRY BELLS. [Sec. N

"CHARLES CARR," Ltd.,

The Bell Foundry, 5METHWICK.
PATENTEES AND CONTRACTORS TO ~ ALSO TO THE ADMIRALTY AND
H.M. ROYAL ORDNANCE STORES. • WAR OFFICE.
Manufacturers of Bronze Tomb Rails, Brass and Zinc Stair Treads,
and all kinds of Brass Work.
Church J;lells; Tram Bells. House Bells. Plantation Bells. Dinner Gongs.
CASTERS OF .School Bells. Hand Bells. Buoy Bells. Lighthouse Bells. · Colllery Gongs •
ALL KINDS OF Factory Bells. Alarm Bells. .Ship Bells. Locomotive Bells. .Signal Gongs.
Yard Bells. Cattle •Bells. Musical Bells. Hall Gongs. &c., ~c.
12 GOLD MEDALS AND 1 BRONZE MEDAL.
Experienced meR sent to Inspect, and Estimates glvrn for all kinds of Repairs to Bells and Fitting~
CATALOGUES FREE ON APPLICATION.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to 1\rchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
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BLINDS! BLINDS! BLINDS!

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APPLEBEE BROS.,
ESTABLISHES 1888. w althamstow' . APPLr~ir:~~s~d:ALT-HAMSTOW."
Contractors to LONDON COUNTY COUMCIL, METROPOLITll ASYLUJI BOARD, BOARDS of GUARDIANS, SCHOOL BOARDS, &c.

Largest and Cheapest Venetian Blind Makers in England.

Venetian, Wire, Cane, Glass, Sprln8', Art Roller, Festo~~, Spanish, Florentine,
Oriental, Duchesse, Helioacen' Canaletta, Shop sp..-!ng Blinds, &c.
·-··-. - · - ·-- . -·--·-. - .- .- . - .- .- .- .- ._..
vG">C PRICES. ~
Venetian-Our Speciality Best, std. foot Good 2nd, 4td· foot.
Spring Roller Blinds, Best Quality ... 6d. foot. I Art Printed, on Brass Fittings 5d. foot
Estimates Free. Measuring and Fixing within 10 miles of Lon<lon, Free.
Distances bevond, actual Fare and Time charged. All Blinds under 16 ft. charged as 16 ft.

BUILDERS SPECIALLY CATERED FOR.

 258 BLINDS. [Sec. N
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BIRMINGHAM BLIND Co.J

UNIVERSE WORKS, 239a, BRADFORD STREET &ALCESTER STREET.
MANUFACTURERS OF

OUTSIDE AND INSIDE

WINDOW BLINDS
OF EVERY KIND.

WOOD AND BRASS CORNICE

Estimates
given for ·Httin&"
thrroughout Hotels,
Public Buildings, Schools,
Private Residences, Shops, &c., with
Outside and Inside Blinds.
INSTRUCTIONS TAKEN PERSONALLY. OISTAN0E IMMATERIAL.
ARCHITECTS' . INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY CAR.RIED OUT.

LIST ON APPLICATION.
Inside Venetian Blinds
1111 ,, Art Holland
,, Embroidered
,, Duchesse Lace
,, Festoon
,, Insertion
Wire
" Cane
,," Stained Glass
Shop
" Opaque for Lecture Rooms
" of Institutes, &c., &c.

SAMPLES ON APPLICATION.

OUTSIDE SELF-ACTING SPRING SHOP BLINDS

Spanish
" Oriental
" Florentine
" HeliQscene
,," Simplex
I m proved Spanish
" Venetian
Conservatory

Evel'y known kind of Bllnds made and fixed.

SELF-ACTING SPRING SHOP BLIND. 11
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Telegrams : " BLINDS, LONDON."

THE

TRADE MARK. • )(ENSINCTON - TRADE MARK.

WINDOW BLIND CO~,

11010112, KENSINGTON HIGH ST., LONDON, W.
~ ESTABLISHED 29 YEARS, ""@a

Messrs. R. LOWTHER & Co., The Patent '' Helioscene " Blind Makers now_incorporated with the above.
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY KNOWN KIND OF

INSIDE & OUTSIDE WINDOW BLINDS.

FLORENTINE. HELIOSCENE. SPANISH •

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Price List. Inside Blinds.

Outside Blinds. PER FOOT SUPER.
PER FOOT SUPER.
Hollands from 4~d.
Spring Box Head l/· Venetians · ,, 6d.
Florentine l/U Festooned .. •. u lf
Spanish .. 2/4 Pinoleum or Tropical ,, lld.
. H~lioscene .. .. .. •• 2/6
All Blinds 1'nder i6 ft. super clta1'ged as i6 ft. super.
Oriental (for Circular Headed Windows) .. 3/- Wire Blinds .• from 1/9
Outside Venetians .. .. .. 1/8
Jalousies, or Shutter B linds (hinged) 4/- Cane ,, ,, 1/6
(sliding) .. . 4/9 WRITING, MONOGRAMS AND ARMORIAL ·BEARINGS TO ESTIMATE •
W'ires 1mder 5 ft. sujer cltarged as 5 ft . super.
Alt Outside Blinds imder 2ojt. super cha1'ged as 2ojt. super. SHOP BLINDS , EMBROIDERED BLINDS, Eto.,ESTIMATED FOR,
BRISBIS CURTAINS IN ALL DESIGNS. SAMPLES SENT ON APPROVAL.
Full Price List on Application to A,bove.
·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·- -·-
-·- . - · ~ ·- -
The '' HELIOSCENE " is the only Outside Blind combining free view with perfect shade and ventilation.
ARCHITECTS' DESIGNS CAREFULLY CARRIED -OUT.
Factories: BRIDGE ROAD &. BLACK'S ROAD, HAMMERSMITH, LONDON, w.
CON. COM. Q
 260 BLINDS- SHUTTERS. [Sec. N

BOWLING
w. F. S. HOLT,
BACK LA.NE, BRADFORD.
Telephone No. 13015. Telecrame- 11 HOLT, LAISTl!RDYK ....

Tke fol[()wing are all fit up ready /01" fixing, and placed °" tnJCles in Bradford:-
Pel' Foot
Sup I.
REVOLVING. Best Redwood Shutters, connected together with Copper Bands, Webbb:g and Steel
Strip, and worked by Springs from 10d.
If worked by Weights extra 2d.
8HUTTERS • If Fitted with Iron Band Link Hinges, which makes a much stronger Shutter
(suitable for Warehouse and Coachhouse Doors, &c.) •• •• extra 2d.
In Wood, Iron, or Curvilinear Iron Lath Shutters •• from 2/8
Steel. Currugated Steel Plate Shutters . • ,• ,, 2/·
Minimum Size Invoiced, 25 fl. sup!.
Pel' ,oot
• Llnl.
SPRINQ • • Rollers and Brackets, with Strong Canvas sewn on, and Iron Artn!I, with Sliding
Extension . • •• .• •• •• •• •• . • from 5/•
Rollers and Brackets only •• ., ,, 2/3
SUNBLINDS. Minimum Size Invoiced, ro feet linl. Fittings to above suPf>lied separately if required.
Pel' Foot

VENETIAN Made from best selected Quebec Pine, Painted or Varnished, with Woven Linen Sultf.
• Ladder Tapes, Cords, Tassels, Beaumont Actions, &c., complete from 4id.
Repainting, Taping and Cording . , 3d.
BLINDS . Minimum Size Invoiced, 14 feet supt.

For Florentine, Oriental, Holland and Wire Blinds, and for Lifts and Hoists, see our Catalo~ues, which CUI
be bad free on application.

ESTiffiATES given, with eornplete Speeifieetion, on reeeipt of particular&.

lfsers of "The Compendium)) would

oblige ~y mentionin__g it as the source of
...-
their information when commu.qicating with
the Firms represented herein.
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Sec. NJ BLINDS, SBRVH~E LIFTS, SHUT'f.ERS & 1?1\RTITI0NS. _263

HODKINSON & CO.,

.L ate HODKINSON & CLARKE, CANADA WORKS,
LIMITED,,
HAWKES STREET, SMAL_L HEATH. B __I_I_t_M
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SINGLE
::I \VELL HOLES. CAGE, TOTAL WEIGHT
HEIGHT. RAISED.
'PRICE.

0 r' 5"X 1 1 3• I' O"X r' o" 20ft. 14 lbs. £10 10 0

12 15 0
DINNER 1 2' 0 X I 1 7" fr' X I' 4" 2oft. 28 lbs.
11
I'
2 2' 411 x 1' x1• I' 9(/ X I 1 8" 2oft. 28 lbs. 15 0 0
AND 3 2' 7•x 2 1 o• 1
2 o"x1' 9" 25ft. 56 lbs. 17 5 0
1 1
4 2 IO" X 2 4• 2 1 3" x 2' o" 25£t. 84 lbs. 1910 0
HAND POWER 5 3' I" X 2 1 7" 1 11
2 6 x2
1
3' 25ft. lI2 lbs'--I~~

WAREHOUSE 1 1
6 3' 4 x 2
11
8" 2 8 x2' 411
11
3oft. 2 cwt. 34 0 0
7 3' 6"x2' 9" 3' O" X 2 1 411 3oft. 3 cwt. 36 15 0
8 4' 2"X 3' 7• 3' 6"x 3' 2 11 35ft. 5 cwt. 44 5 0
LIFTS. 9 s' 5"x4' 6" 41 611 X 4' 0 11 38ft. 7 cwt. 64 10 0
WITH UPRIGHTS, GEARED HAULIN G AND CAGE WHEELS AND ROPES; HAND BRAKE AND CAG8 i
AND BALANCE WEIGHT CAPABLE OF EXA CT ADJUSTMENT. .
STEAM POWER, WAREHOUSE & HAND POWER, CARRIAGE, HOSPITAL, & CELLAR l,.IFTS.
Casings for Lifts as per Estimate Extra.

REVOLVING SHUTTERS: FOR SHOP FRONTS.

Prices: SELF-COTLTNG, Wood from 1/10; Corrugated Steel from 2/6, with Springs & Eoxes.
Curvilinear Steel Lath Shutter, from 4/3, er with Gearing, 4/9 per foot super.
Experienced Workmen sent to all Parts of the Country,

REVOLVING SHUTTER PARTITIONS.

FOR THE DIVISION OF SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.
As Fitted by us to the Birmingham, Brll(hton, Portsmouth, and otner School Boards.
RETAINS all the advantages of the LARGE ROOM for Meetings, Examinations, &c.,
and can be cleared away in three minutes, leaving unobstructed space.
Price froin 3/- per sq11are foot, delivered and fixed complete, ready for varnishing,
with Cornice, Door, and Movable Pilasters and Fasteners.
800 SCHOOLS FITTED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

SLIDING SCREEN SCHOOL DIVISIONS.

With Rolling Centre 'Pullies and Glazed Upper Panels, from 5/6 per ft . sup.
Panelled Swivelling and Sliding School Divisions, 3 /6 per ft . sup.
Delivered and Fixed complete ready for Varnishing.
ARCHITECTS' ENQUIRIES AND SPECIFICATIONS SoT.JCITED. ESTIMATES FREE.

, "THE WINDOW BLIND OF THE PERIOD,"

OR
PATENT METALLIC VENETIAN BLIND.
- LIGHT, DURABLE, ELEGANT. -
Does not occupy half the space of a Wood Blind. Is Fireproof.
Beautifully enamelled, and will not chip or blister. When dirty can be restored equal to new
by washing in soap and water.
The edges of the laths and cord holes are folded over so that the tapes and cords can not be cut.
Metallic Venetian Blinds, from 9d. per sq. ft. Wood Veneti w Blinds, froin 8d. per sq. ft.
Inside Roller Blinds, from 5~d . Blinds under 14 ft. c!tai'ged as 14 ft.
REPAINTING, TAPING, and CORDING OLD VENETIAN BLINDS, 4~ d. per sq. ft.

in Ma?ogany Frames, French Polished, from 2/- per sq. ft.

WI RE BLI N Ds Gold Imes and corners, 2/6 per ft. Wood or Brass Sweep Rails,
Sd. per ft. extra. Special Designs as p'e r Estimate-· ' ·

OUTSIDE SUNBLINDS.
Spanish Blinds in Wood Cases from 2 /6 per sq. ft.
Florentine " ., ,, ,, ., 2 / 3 ,, 11
Helie-Scene ,. ., 2/6
Outside Venetian., ,, 1/8 ,, ,.
Blinds 1111der 20 ft. charged as 20 ft .
OLD BLINDS RE-COVERED WITH· NEW TICKS.

SPRING ROLLER SHOP BLINDS.

Covered with ALL LINEN BLIND TICKS, and
with Arms and Slides to be fixed in Cornice, from
15/- per ft. lineal.
Ditto, with Box on top of Cornice, 18/ - per ft. Jin.
Batimatea Free. Oomplete List on A'[lplioatlon,
964 SH01? FR0NTS, LETTERS, Nl\ME I?Ll\TES, &c. [Sec. N

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s. w.
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FRANCIS ·&
64, 66, 68, &: 70, GRAYS INN ROAD, LONDON, W .C.
co., LTD.,
Manu./acfurers
.I''' '.J
o"
1 './
Improved Wood, Iron, and Steel Revolving Shutters, Inside and Outside Sun-
blinds on the latest improved prlnclples, Glass Facie~, Signs, and Stall-plat•• ht
every Variety and Style,
' GLASS WRITERS AND EMBOSSERS. GILT WOOD LETTERS MADE TO ANY DESIGN.
Wrought Iron Entranc!! Gates and Shop Window Gttards made to any Design: Brass, German Silver, Copper and Gun MelaJ
Sltoj> Fronts made to Architects' own Designs. Wrought Iron Doors for the Prevention of the Spread of Fire.
I@'" liSTIMATES, ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, WITH PRICE LIST, FREE ON APPLICATION.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCL~ENTS,
eommencing on page 3')2, showing the class of work various
B-uilding Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to architects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
NJ BLINDS, s ·nuTTERS, P1\RTITI0NS, &c.- ST1\IR TRE1\DS. 265
ESTABLISHED 1870,

F. ·M. THORNBOROUGH & SONJ (La.te BRADY & THOR~ BOROUGH),

Manufacturers of
REVOLVING SHUTTERS, IRON WINDOW GUARDS, SELF-ACTING SPRING SUN BLINDS,
AND THEIR WELL-KNOW~

Patent Swivel and Folding Partitions,

As Supplied through Architects in all parts of the country,for erectivn in Schools, Hotels,
and Private H9uses. Testimonial•, Drawings~ Prices, and all details, free on application.

59, CHAPELsTiEEi;ANCOAT8,NiANCHESTER I

THORNBOROUGH & SON, (Late with BR.ADY &. THORNBOROUGH.)

57
&
5
~0~~';,~~~~-LANE,
..

1
~ ~ · .~ \~\~~\l~ ,~'M~1. ~,
IMPROVED WOOD WROUGHT· IRON
ANDIRON
GATES AND
SPRING DOORS.
REVOLVING
SHUTIERS.
ARCHITECTS'
DESIGNS
INSIDE CARRIED OUT
AND OUTSIDE
CAREFULLY.
SUNBLINDS
OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION. REVOLVING
IRON GUARDS
MANUFACTURERS FOR JEWELLERS"
OF PATENT M~[I SHOP WINDOWS.
SWIVEL AND ,
FOLDING TESTIMONIALS,
PARTITIONS FOR DRAWINGS,
SCHOOLS, PRICES, AND ALL
PUBLIC DHAILS FREE
BUILDINGS, ON
&G. APPLICATION.

LYTE'S METALLIC WOVEN STAIR•TREAD Co., Lo.

24, CRAVEN STREET, CHARING CROSS, W.C. (Close to District and S . E. Ry. Stations).
SUPPLIED TOH. M. GOVERNMENT IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY,
RAILWAY CO.'S, &c., &c.

The PATENT TREADS offer, among-st others, the followln11:

advantages:
Do not harllour dirt. Perfect security agalnat allpplng.
Lead cannot work out of the wire Great durability.
mesh. Pleasent to walk on.
Offer no long surfaces of metal to Neat & ornamental appearance.
Cl . polish and .become slippery. No special fixings required.
.Z c , n be adapted to any steps. Can Joe laid with naifs or screws
;;
OQ
. Stock Sizes ofTREADS of STEEL-GORED L_EA D W1RE Woren with Steel Wire.
3 4i' 6 7~ '"'· deep over all, including nosing
z Ill 27 "
24 Ins. Wide 2/6
2/11
3 /9
4/3
5/·
6/8
6/3 Each.
7 /• ..
· •
c! 30 " 3 /3 4 '9 6 /3 7 /10 ..
z Ill 33 " 3/6 5/3 6/11 8/8 ..
~~
~~~~ 36 .. 3 /9 5/8 7/6 9/6 ,.
00 ~ SPECIAL SIZES QUOTED FOR, & SAMPLES SENT ON APPLICATION.
~o For narrow treads (3 in. and 4! in.) we recommend addition of our plain Iron

..
111
G:
Stripping, iin. wide, to prote<:t back edge; price 7 d. per strip for 24, 27 30, 33
or 36 m. treads, drilled ready for fixing. We also supply brass ed&ioc fo; ~
and sides ; price& on application.
 266 DR1\UGRT EXeLUDERS, &c. [Sec. N

SHEATH BROS., 87 CITY RO_AD, LONDON. 1

Importers and Sole Agents for

VALENTINE'S PATENT FELT WEATHER STRIP

FOR DOORS, WINDOWS, &o.
Perfectly excludes Cold, Wind, Rain, Snow and Dust. It is
the best, cheapest, most durable, and effectual D1aught-excluding
Moulding.
intended for the inside of. upper sash. Nail to the parting strip with t inch
N0 • 0 isbrads, or it can be used for Wmdows and Doors generally, applied s:ime as No. I.
Being less in price it is preferred by some, as it answers the same purpose as No. 1. Price
E 2d. per foot in 7 ft. lengths.
::s
·- N0 1
"O •
is applied to Doors and Windows, making them air-tight, and entirely preventing
their rattling. Close the door and brad the strip to the jamb or frame, so that the
3
c
Cl)
felt presses gent! y against the door. For lift windows, close the sash and brad to the stop-
bead at the sides and bottom, so that the felt will press
Q. gently against the sash. For a neat job, mitre corners. Use
E
0 QI
l1 inch brads or finishing nails. Price 2~d. per foot in
7 ft. lengths.
()
I N0 2 is applied to bottoms of Doors, and also to
tA ! • bottom rail of French sash, the felt to press
+. --- ------1 gently on the sill. Close the door or sash before applying.
CJ I Use rt i!! . finishing nails or in. screws. Price 4~d. per

·-...
1
Cl)
foot in 7 ft. lengths .
.t:
CJ
Jo.
1 N0 • 3 isbetween
a perfect arrangement for closing the joints
Double Doors. Close the doors and
nail to one door, with the felt projecting over the othe:-.
c:i: Use r! in. brads or finishing nails. Price 4~d. per foot
Cl) in 7 ft. ·1engths.
.c is a neat and effective device for closing the
-
I- N0 • 4 joint between the Upper and Lower Sash of
I Lift Windows, and also for French Windows, to close the
joint between the two sashes. For lift windows il is bradded
c to the top of lower sash, the felt extending to a;1d bearing
on the upper; in case there are fastenings, apply to the
~ under side of upper sash with the felt projecting over the
c
Cl)
lower one. For French windows, brad to one sash with
the felt bearing on the other. User in. brads or finishing
E
Cl)
nails. Price 3~d. per foot in 7 ft. lengths.
tA

:r N0 • 5 isthemade with double thick felt, and is applied to

Bottoms of Front and Store Doors. Close
Cl)
the door before applying, and press the felt gently in the
sill. Use r in. screws. Price 6d. per foot in 7 ft. lengths.
>
"O
c:i: Nos. 59 and 60.
0
(II Crimson, Green, or Drab Cloth Covered Draught Excluding Tubing.
'i MOUNTED ON WOOD MOULDING VARNISHED OAK.
SIZE IN 7 FEET

,,,
Cl)
Cl) MOULDING. i in. -i in. I m. LENGTHs.-
s. d. s. d. !::. d.
Price 0 3~ 0 32- 0 3.Z Per foot.

~ PATENT SELF-ACTING DOOR SLIDES, ~

Outside of the Bottoms of Doors.
made in Oak and mahogany, with 13rrass :Plates and Sprring.
3 feet and under, 4s. 6d. each. / Above 3 feet long, 5s. od. each.
IN ORDERING DOOR SLIDES, RIGHT OR L.EFY HAND MUST BE STATED.

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The Prices in this List are subject to alteration, with or without notice.
 267
5ee aJ50 .Summary of Content5, page

Section 0.
Glazing and Glass.. Prisms.
ltOOI Glazing.
• .... f

FIRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION.

PAGE PAGE PAGE

BRITISH CHALLENGE GLAZING Co. , LD. 273 HELLIWELL & Co., LD. •• 276 ST. PANCRAS IRON WoRK Co., LD. 271

BRIT[SH LUXFER PRISM SYNDICATE, LD. 269 HEYWOOD, W. H., & Co •• 267 WILLIAMS BROS . & Cl). •• 273

GRoVER & to., Lo. •• 274 MELLOWES & Co., Lo • .• •• 275 WRIGHT, GEo., & Co. •• 272

HAYWARD 'BROS. & ECKSTEIN , LD. •• 270 PILKINGTON BROS., Lo. •• 268A-268D
 GLAZING AND GLASS. A
Telegraphic Address: PILKINGTON, ST. HELENS. Telephone No. 3, ST. HELENS, LANC.

PILKINGTON BROTHERS, LIMITED,

The St. Helens Glass Company, ST. HELENS, LANCASHIRE.
OFFICES. DEPOTS.
GLASS WORKS, COLLIERIES, AND REGISTERED LONDON .- Horse Shoe Wharf, ro, Upper Thames
Street, E.C.
OFFICE - St. Helens, Lancashire. LEEDS. - Call Lane.
LONDON.-Horse Shoe Wharf, ro, Upper Thames BRAD FO RD.-Brunswick Place.
SHEFFIELD.-Union Street.
Street, E.C. BIRMINGH AM. - Slaney Street.
LlVERPOOL.- 22, Drury Buildings, Water Street. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE.-Peel Lane, Waterloo St.
GLASGOW. - Robertson Street.
HAMBURG. - 12, Bleichenbrucke. BRISTO L.- Queen Charlotte Street.
NOT rINGH AM. - Lower Talbut Street.
CAPE TOWN.-43, Burg Street. PA RIS.- ro, Rue Morand.
MELBOURNE.-P.O . Box 296. NAP LES. -Pi;llazzo Foncliaria.
MONTREAL-Bu by Street.
WELLINGTON, N Z.- P.O. Box 4ro. ; TORONTO.-Mercer

PATE>lT COR IWGATED SHEET AND

PATENT WIRED ROLLED GL.;ss.
T hi s Glass , having \ Vire Ne ttin g embedded in it s centre, is
invaluabl e for roo fing p urposes, a. it cann ot be bro ken in holes
by lone -throwin g, or from a ny ordin ary weight fallin g upon it.
It will resi t fi re a long as the same thi ckn cs o f iro n would.
It is burglar- proo f to a certain ex t-::nl , as it cann ot be cu t with
a d iamond . It will be fo und proof against hail- storms, vibrati ons,
or ch anges of t emperature. \Vire nettin g undern eath can be
entirely dispensed with where thi glass is used.
ROLLED GLASS.
Thi · Glass is speciall y 1nade for glaz ing without frames with
corru aa ted iron ; and is capable of bearin g a much greater weight
of snow, etc., than glass havin g a Aat surface. By it u se the
un ightly rai ed frames in roofs are di spensed with . It is made
2 r, 26, and 32 oz .. in squares 48 l o 02 inches lon g, and up to
27 inches wid e, in / 6 inch ro lled gla in leng ths 62 in ches and
72 inch es, and u p to 27 in che wi de . Corruga tions are made 3
inches a nd 5 inches wide. The meth od of fixin g: in the roof is
of the simplest nature.

Glass Works, Collieries, and Registered Office, St. Helens, Lane.

 B Section N . GLAZING AN U GLASS.
'elegraphi c Address: PILKINGTON, ST. HEL E NS. T elephone No. 3, ST. HELENS, L ANC.

P·ILKINGTON BROTHERS, LIMITED,

The St . Helens Glass Company, ST. HELENS, LANCASHIRE.

FIGURED ROLLED. FIGURED ROLLE D. FI GURED ROLLED.

" D1 11IPLED" P ATTER N . "FLOWE RED" l'ATTERN . "MORO CCO" P ATTER N .

Regist~red No. 196749. R egistered No. 12411 8. R egistered N o. 139 ror.

F IG URED ROLLED. FI GU RED RO LLE D.

" l ND lAN " PATTER N . "ARABESQUE" P ATTERN . "K ALE IDOSCOPE" P ATTERN' .

R egiste1,ed N o. 213324. Rer~istered No. 29456+ R egistered No. 191254.

'
Glass Works, Collieries, and Reg-istered Office, St. Helens, Lane~
 Section N. GLAZING AND GLASS. C
Telegraphi c Address: PILKINGTON, ST. HELENS. Telephone No. 3, ST. HELENS, LANC.

PILKINGTON BROTHERS, LIMITED,

The St. Helens Glass Company, ST. HELENS, LANCASHIRE.

FIGURED ROLLED. FIGURED ROLLED.

CHEQUERED. ROLLED; PLATE.
"MURANESE" (LARGE) PATTERN. ·' MURANESE" (MED!Ul\1) PATTERN.

FIGURED ROLLED. F IGURED ROLLED. DAPPLED SHEET.

"SHELL" PATTERN. "QUILTED" PATTERN. (WHITE ONLY).
Registmd No. 1967+8. Registered No. 124117. Registeired No. 266897
) Section N. G LALl N lT AN U G LA:::,:::,.
'el egraphic Address: PILKINGTON, ST. HELENS . Telepho n e No. 3, ST. HELENS, LANCS.

PIL:E\INGTON BROTJ-lERS, UI MI T ED,

The St. Helens Glass Company, ST. HELENS, Lancashire.

MANUFACTURERS OF
SHEET, POLISHED PLATE. SILVERED PLATE . BEVELLED P LATE GLASS.

PATENT ROLLED, LEADED LIGHTS.

ROUGH CAST. BENT GLASS.

PATENT WIRED TILES AND

0
LATES.
ROLLED GLASS. (For Roofing Purposes).
FOR ROOFING PURPOSES. . E L EC TR IC B A TTERY CE LL . '
MANUF'A CTURKD IN YAH I OUS SIZES,
ee Illustration on page A.
PHOTOGRAPHIC
GLASS.
BRILLIANT CUT,
DESIGNS ON APPLlCATTON.
CATHEDRAL GLASS.
( White a n d Tinted).

ENAMELLED M1<:CHANICAL
EMBOSSED.
FIGURED ROLLED.
PLAIN AND COLOURED MADE IN A VARIETY OF
RDINARY PATTERNS, ALSO PATTERNS.
CREENS, PANELS, BORDERS
SEE ILLUSTRATIONS, PAGES
AND ROSETTES.
B AND c.
BOOK OF PATTERNS ON SAMPLES ON APPLICATION.
APPLTCATJON .

GLASS SHADES.

OBSCURED GLASS.

MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES

COLOURED GLASS. IN GLASS FOR

HORT ICULTURAL AND DA I RY
PURPOSES.
CHEQUERED ROUGH.

WELL GLASSES
CORRUGATED ROLLED.
FOR RA ILWAY AND STREET
LAMP S.

TENT CORRUGATED SHEET

-1-
AND RoLI.ED.
G LASS CELLS FOR
ee Illustration on page A. ELECTR ICAL PURPO SES.

DI,\MOND AND GLASS PIPES

"LOZENGE" SHEcT GL:\SS. About 26 oz. to the foot. ( White only).
QUARRY ROLLED. FOR CHEMICAL PURPOSES.
R egistered No. 316068.
This Glass has been much approved by Architec ts who have seen it. It is semi-
opaque, bold, and brilliant. aud will make handsome screens and partitions, It i also
used with much success in the manufacture of Leaded Lights.

(;.lass Works. Collieries_ ::inrl Re.P--iste.rerl Office . ·St. Helens. Lane.

 PRISMS. 269
Sec. OJ

Increase the DAYLIGHT in a Room from five to twenty-five times •

T ransom .Shop Front. .Sash. Forilux. Canopy.

Over 3,000 Installations have been made,

Rays.

THE NEW PRODUCT.-LUXFER ROLLED PRISMATIC GLASS for Warehouses, Mills, Factories and Workshops.

LUXFER MULTl PRISM FIRE-RESISTING WINDOW GLAS$;

Has successfully resisted a Fire·
PAVEMENT LIGHTS heated to 1500° Farht.
Produce Daylight results.

Electroglass for all purposes.

STALLBOARD LIGHTS.
Ornamental Glass Panels in aU
CELLAR FLAPS,
designs.
CIRCULl R LIGHTS Cathedral Glass Electroglazed.
PAVEMENT LIGHTS Bank, Otlice, and Bar Fittings of
of all descriptions. Electroglazed Glass.
A Luxfer Multzjnsm Le11S.

FIRI-RESISTING
LIFT i STAIRCASE
ENCASEMINTS.

Write for new Catalogue and Prices.

Exhibits can be seen and full par-
ticulars will be given on application
to the

Telephone-
No. 90 1 London Wall. Telegraphic Addreee -
LUXFER, LONDON.
 270 PRISMS. [Sec. 0

HAYWARD BROTHERS & ECKSTEIN, Ldt.l

HAYWARD'S PAVEMENT, AR~, &FLOOR LIGHTS.

HAYWARD'S PATENT "PLUDELUX" LIGHTS. HAYWARD'S PATENT
No. 18 Pattern, with R.oughed Iron Face. SAFETY COAL PLATES.
4 l>y 3 in. Lenses.
Self-tocking and Self-Fastening.
Used by all LOCAL BOAR.OS & VESTIUE.S.

Also New Pattern "NON-SLIP"

Patent, with Cement Face
and Lead Inlays.

50 per cent. More Light is obtained by using Hayward's

New Patent "Pludelux" Lights.

The Lenses are arranged in each successive row, alternating so that the
reflecting " Pl udelux" Lenses throw the Light forward i u the intervals of the
1next row of Lenses in front , thereby producing a Solid Reflecting Surface
covering the Whole Area on the underside. ,

!HAYWARD'S ·PATENT SAFETY CELLAR FLAPS. HAYWARD'S PATENT CELLAR FLAPS.

With Guttered Curb Frame all round, fitted with Patent Gear. Hayward's
Patent Balanced Flaps.
21 Medals Awarded.

HAYWARD'S

STALLBOARD
.£/aflTS.
No. 24 PATTERN.
6 x 81 in. Centres, with Ornamental Buttons.
·LARGE+ STOCKS ·+ KEPT.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
WRITE FOR NEW CATALOGUE.

WORKS :-187, 189, 191 AND 193, UNION STREET, BOROUGH, LONDON, S.E.
v NEW WEST END SHOWROOMS: 16,' JAMES STREET, HAYMARKET, S.W.
BRANCH OFFICES : 63, MOSLEY STREET, MANCHESTER; AND 141, WEST REGENT STREET, GLASGOW.
TELEPHONE: NO. 193 HOP. TELEGRAMS: "HAYWARD BROTHERS, LONDON."
 Sec. OJ VRISMS. 271

BASEMENT LIGHTING.

· Pavement I.tights,
Tiled · I.tights,
F1oott ~ights,
Stall l3oarrd ~igbts.

PATENT; BALANCED CELLAR FLAPS,

Roller Light5, Self=fa5tening Coal Plate5,
. . . Ship'5 . Deck Light5, &c.
All kinds of PRISMATIC, REFRACTING &REFLECTING LIGHTING.
Illustrated Priced Catalogues on applicat!on to

THE ST.' PANCRAS IRON WORK CO., LD~,

St. Pancras Road, London, N. W.
Telegrams- ''EQUITATION, LONDON.'' Telephone-519, King's Cross.
272 PRISM~. [Sec. 0

PAVEMENT LIGHTSi
Semi=Prisms, Convex, Duplex, Rough Plate, Etc.
PAVEMENT LIGHTS.
OVERALL SIZES.
PAVEMENT LIGHT&
Depth (back
Lengths. to front) to PRICES.
ft. in. any length.
Glazed. Per ft.
ft. in. 1up.
I 10~ I 2i 4 x 3 Semi-prism 7/6
2 3~ I 61 ,, Duplex do. 5/6
2 8 I 9i ,, Convex 5/-
3 o~ 2 Ii t• Buttonsontop5/6
3 5~ 2 4i
3 IO 2 Bi " Beads under 5/6
4 2~ 2 IIi ,. Rough Plate 4/-
4 7! 3 31 Water Bar, per foot
5 0 3 101 run, 6d. Ventilatod
5 4~
5 9 no extra.
6 2
6 4x4, 4x6, -4XI3i•
6~
6 II same prices as above.
7 4

GEORGE WRIGHT & CO.

CELLAR FLAPS, No. 21. PATTERN PAVEMENT LIGHT.
WITH RUBBER CUSHIONS AND MOVEABLE BAR. 4 x 3 in. Lenses.,
Oonn:x, 11/6 ; Duplex Small Prisms, 11/6 1
Semi Prisms, 13/6 per ft. sup.

loNt:tT'UO INAL SE CTION

C ROS!J SECTION . '

'
... _...... ·---. ' - . ..-·-- -· ·- - - -. ~ ·
FULL l'ARTICULARS ON APl'LICATJON.

ROLLER LIGHTS, FLOOR LIGHTS, TILED LIGHTS,

AND STALLBOARD LIGHTS,
Works: BUR.TO.N WEIR, .ROTHERHAM.
155, QUEEN VICTORIA STREET, LO!VDON, E.C.
3, HARDMAN STREET, DEANSGATE, MANCHESTER.
Sec. OJ GL1\ZING- R00F GL1\ZING. 273

WILLIAMS BROS ec~

~Casements ~
WILLIAMS BROS. i CO.,
&Lead Ligt\ts.
18, HART ST., BLOOMSBURY, LONDON, W.C.
70; BATH ST., GLASGOW. 124, SWAN ARCADE, BRADFORD.
Works .- KALEYt'.'.IllD5, CtlE5TEll.

Glass Painters aifd Stoiners,

LEADED LIGHT MANUFACTURERS,
FOR ECCLESIASTICAL AND DOMESTIC PURPOSES.

METAL CASEMENT MAKERS.

IPlain Lead Glazing of the Best Quality, from 10d. per foot net.

See Full Page Advertlaement in ARCHITECTS' COMPENDIUM. ~~ction H . -Bar 1 x 1 ~>-l in., Clothed in Lea!f.

TllE BRIT/Sll CllALLENOE

OLAZINO CO., LTD.,
Office and Works-
11, BEllMOND5EY 5TllEET, LONDON, 5.E.
WORKING DETAILS AND ESTIMATES UPON . APPLIGATfON.
Extensive Works have been carried out in this System for many of the leading
Architects and Engineers thro ughout Great Brita.in and America.

Patent Lead Caps Fitted to Moulded Wood Bars.

Contractors to H.M. Government, &.c., &.c. Bearing up to 6 ft.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to 1\rchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.
274 R00F GL1\ZING. [Sec. 0

GROVER &
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS 9 1\ND IR0NF0UNDERS,
co., LIMITED,
T~1,e;;::~i:..~~:::::: BRITANNIA WORKS, WHARF RD., CITY RD., LONDON, N.
SIMPLEX AS SUPPLIED TO
LEAD GL.A ZING.
THE COMMISSIONERS OF HER MAJ E STY'S WORKS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND, K.G. HIS GRACE THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER, K.G.
SIR BACHE CUNARD, BART. SIR HENRY BESSEMER. GOVERNMENT BOTANICAL GARDENS, MADRAS.
OVER 2,500,000 SUPERFICIAL FEET IN USE ON 3,500 STRUCTURES.

SECTION OF PATENT
STRIP.
FOR ROOFING CONSERVATORIES, SKYLIGHTS,
Etc.-Showing Sash-bars, with Grooves to Carry down For 2r. oz. Glass.
the Moisture from Condensation. (Fit!! Size)

NO SPECIAL CONTRACT REQUIRED FOR l"tS · ADOPTION.

The simples _ and most economical ·system for Roof' and Vertical Work in Conservatories, Vineries,
Hot-Houses, Garrlen Fr"mes. Workshops, Ma,nufactorie~. Mill~ . Weaviug Shed~, Laundries, Swimming Baths, Stables,
Agricultural Building>, Temporary Huts, &c., and for Skylights anywhere.
This System claims to afford the _foll(>wing advantages :-
I. It effects a saving of go per cent. of the usual maintenance and repairs out~ir.e, as nothing but glass and
lead is exposed to the atmosphere.
2 . Repairs of acc idental breakages can be readi ly effected, as there are no fastenings or screws to remove
at any time. .
3. No putty is used, and no breakages arise from changes of temperature or vibration from any cause.
4. The work is Air-tight (so necessary for forcing and fumigating purposes), water-tight, Wind-tight, and
indestructible.
5. There is no noise due to vibration from ga.Ues of' wind.
6. It is equally applicable to Sloping Roof's and Vertical Walls or "Siding."
7. The lead strips, which are the special feature of this ~ysteru, c:>n be fitted by any local firm or
workmen. They are fastened to the woodwork with t inch copper nails, the angles of the Stnps are payed with thick
white lead paint before being dressed dowu on the glass, which is effected wi th a small wooden g lazing tool (supplied
with t he strips).
As ;t. general rule 21oz. glass, 15in. wide, is recommended for Horticultural Work; for Skylights, t in.
cough rolled plate.
OUR PRESENT TRADE PRICES FOR THE LEA D STRIPS ARE :-
3d. per ft. run (subject), if for 21. oz. Sheet Glass. 4d. per ft. run (subject), if for t inch Plate Glass.
(OTHER SIZES IN PROPORTION.)
DELIVERED AT LONDON STATION. CARRIAGE FORWARD.
Cases are charged in Invoke at Cost Price. Two -tJtirds of such charge wz'll be allowed or re.funded on
Empties duly received carriage paid.
Special Quotations for Quantities of 1,000 feet and upwards, to Specifica1ions.
WHEN ORDERING PLEASE STATE -
r. The LENGTH of' Strips required. (The~e are supplied up to 17 feet 6 inches if necessary.)
2. The NUMBER of' Strips to each length.
3. The THICKNESS of' Glass proposed to be used.
N . B.-A wooden tool for dressing down the lead is always sent with the Strips free of Charge; an cl, unless countermanded,
Wrought Copper Nails, fo r fastening the Strips, will be supplied; PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS are also sent, which
should be carefully read, as they contain some hints which it is advisable to know, and act upon. ,

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF THE PATENTED LEAD STRIPS. ANY QUANTITY SUPPLIED.

Sec. OJ R0CF GL1\ZING. 275

MILLIONS OF FEET FIXED. ~

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ROOF OLAZINO. ._a
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'' THE HELLIWELL

PERFECTION" GLAZING
NO PUffi. NO PAINT. GUARANTEED ABSOLUTELY WATERTIGHT. IMPERISHABLE.

PATENT
IMPROVED

GLAZING
BARS.
STEEL BARS
W ITH EI T H ER

COPPER, ZINC or LEAD

CAPS.

"ORDINARY" BAR .
l "MEDIUM''
BAR. , To carry 9ft.
To c~rr)' 6 ft. 6 In. without purlln. 1 w1thou t purlln.

ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR Extensively used by the

· ROOF LIGHTS Principal

ON
Railway Companies,
MARKET HALLS, and by

BATHS, H.M.· GOVERNMENT,

WEAVING SHEDS. also by
"STRONG''
ALSO FOR
BAR.
This Sectio n can SCHOOL BOARDS,
be so arran ged

HORTICULTURAL WORKS To carr)' 12 ft.

w ithout purlln.
as to carry 20 ft.
without purlln.
AND

of every description . .
munieipal .Aathotrities.

Millions of Feet fixed in. all parts of. the World.

HELLIWE.L L & co.J LIMITEDJ

Works: BRIGHOUSE, YORKSHIRE.
• (Telecram-" HELLIWELL, 8RIQHOU8E," .. HELLIWELL, LONDON.'')

LONDON OFFICES: 11, VICTORIA STREET, _yYES~MINSTER, S.W.

BRISTOL: 31, Queen Sq. LEICESTER:· Welford Place BIRMINGHAM: 36, Cannon St.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE : 12, Akenside Hill, Quayside.
BELFAST: ~11, Chichester Street.
; DUBLIN: 3, Crow Street.
GLASGOW: ~33, St. Vincent Street. ABERDEEN : Phoonix Works, Russell Road, Aberdeen.
Sec. P] W11LL 11ND '2EILING '20VERINGS. 285

93, CANNON STREET, E.C.

PATTE~N BOOKS SUBMITTED TO ARCHITECTS AND CONTRACTORS
Large Show Room for Clients' Use.

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firm·s are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to Architects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c.

CON. COM. R
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JEFFREY & CO.,

Manufacturers and Exporters
OF ALL CLASSES OF

FINEST HAND PRINTED

And Inexpensive Machine Printed Wall Papers ·
(FREE FROn ARSENIC).

Estimates given for Cutting Blocks and Printing Architects' Private Designs.

HJGHEST AWARDS AT ALL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS-NINE GOLD MEDALS,

For Excellency o_f Desig n and S up eriority o_f Colouring and Workmanship.

FACTORY AND SHOWROMS:

HIGHEST 1\W1\RDS,
64, ESSEX RO.AD,
TWO GOLD MEDALS,
LONDON, N.
ONE SILVER, & ONE BRONZE, (Near the Agricultural Hall).

J.? 1\RIS, 1900. Telegraphic Address : "Wallpaper, London."

Telep/1one N umber : "No. 1341 Dalston."
'TRADE M AR K .
 Wall itnd eeiling eoverinqs. A

JEFFREY & CO.'S

NEW WALL PAPERS
Are now on EXHIBITION at their Spacious SHOW ROOMS, 64 ESSEX ROAD~

ISLINGTON, LONDON, N., and can be obtained of all Decorators.

SPECIAL BOOKS ON LOAN CONTAINING THE NEW DESIGNS.

(In sending for Books please specify which class of Pattern is required.)

No. x. DECORATIVE WALL - PAPERS .

Complete with Friezes and Borde rs, suited fo r the
entire decoration of a hou,e. From 3d. to 18d. per
yard . Many of these are kept IN STOCK.

No. xa. THE DRAWING ROOM BOOK .

A coll ection of high -class pape1s colorecl expressly for
D ra wing Rooms. From 6d . per yard to 72d. per yard,

No. 2b. THE DAMAsK : AND CHINTZ

BOOK,
A new se ries of the finest Damask and Chintzes.
ind udi ng reproductions from A nti que S ilks. Fro m
5d. per yard.

No. 3. INEXPENSIVE HAND -PRINTED

PAPERS .
From 3d. to x/- per ya rd. Many of these are kept
IN ST O CK.

No. 4. INEXPENSIVE MACHINE-

PRINTED PAPERS.
F rom xd. lo 4~d. per yard. All kept IN TOCK.

No. 5a. STAIRCASE PAPERS.

F rom 3 ~ d. to 1/9 pe r yard.
Also a Special Book of Staircase Pape rs from Design<
by L. F. Day.
No. 5b. A SPECIAL BOOK OF WALL-
PAPERS.
Designed by Heywood Sumner. From 4d. per yard.
No . 6. CEILING PAPERS .
From 3d. to 8d. per yard.

No. 7. FLOCK PAPERS AND THE REAL

SILK FLOCKS
From x8d. per yard.

No. Ba. RAISED FLOCKS .

For Wa ll s and Ceilings. From x6d. per yard.
No. 8b. EMBOSSED "RELIEVO."
For Wall s and Ceilings. F rom xzd. per yard.
No. g. EMBOSSED LEATHER PAPERS.
Having absolutely the effect of Antique Leather.
From 5/6 per yard . Thfy can also be supplied in Price from 8d. per yard
Real Leath er.
________ ___ ..
The "GAIRLOCH."

factory and .Showrooms, 64 E55EX QOAD, LONDON, N. (Aoi~1cutm~!t HALL.)

 w au an ct \.'.!e111ng ~over1ngs.

tJEFFREY & C0.'5 ARTl5TIC WALL DADER5.

In plain wh i te, 12d. per yard. Decorated in colors, from Printed in co lour , from Jn flock, from 18d. pe1· ya r d.
• 2od . per yard . 4~d. per yard .
The "HADDON." Ceiling. The "HALIFAX" Ceiling.
In "R E LIEVO ."

From 7 ~ d. per yard . From 6d. per yard.

The "CHRISTCHURCH." The "PIMPERNEL."

factory and 5howroom5, 64 E55EX QOAD, LONDON, N. (AaR•cu~~auRt~t HALL.)

 Wall and eeiling eoverings. c

tJEFFREY & C0.'5 COMPLETE DECORATION5.

Filling !rem 10/ d. per yard. Frieze from 48d . per yard .

The "LION AND DOVE" FRIEZE and "ROSE BUSH" FILLING.

THE HIGHEST AWARDS, PARIS EXHIBITION, 1900

TWO GOLD MEDALS.

D Wall and @eiling @overings.

uEffQEY & C0.'5 INEXPEN51VE PAPER5.

M 1chine Pri nted). Price 2 ld. per yard . ( Mac!1 in e Pri n t ed) Pri ce t :td . per ya r d .
"ORANGES & LEMONS." The "MAUD." ~

( M achine Printed). Price 2~ d . per yard . ( M achine Pri nted). P rice 2 ;td . per yard.
The "NATAL." The "BERWICK."

Factory and Showrooms, 64 ESSEX ROAD, -LONDON , N. (AoRic~Le.;JRi.t'~ HALL.)

Sec. P] WllLL 1\ND eEILING eevERINGS. 287

:::g~- JEFFREY & CO., .:§:.

Manufacturers and Exporters
OF ALL CLASSES OF
FINEST HAND PRINTED AND
INEXPENSIVE MAGH·INE PRINTED WALL PAPERS
(FREE FROM ARSENIC)

t='or -Pric-es and Illustrations see previous pa~es.

BACKGROUND AND DECORATIV& EMBOSSED LEATHER PAPERS.

WALLPAPERS. FLOCK and "REAL SILK" FLOC K
f'RIEZES AND BORDERS. PAPERS.
"RELIEVO" (an E mbossed /lfat~ria l f or
CEILINGS in Plain Coloure.
W alls, Ceilings, and F rie:;es) , in Plaifl
CEILINGS in RAISED FLOCK. WMte for P ainti ng.
TR.ADii: MARJ[,
Highest.Awards at all International Exhibitions, including Nine Gold Medals.
FACTORY AND SHOWROOMS: 64, ESSEX ROAD, LONDON, N.
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ROTTMANN'S
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papers. FRIEZES. Decorations.
"EVENJNG CLOUDS. " FR fE:7." R 62.16. Can be cut from t4 to 28 inches <l<'ep . (' · Handworkcd ." ) 3 /6 per yard run.

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SHOW ROOMS:
Works:
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High Street, Battersea, 5. W .,
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Suidocho, Tokio, Japan.
( Heliin tl ,1l a11sio11 H ouse Rltil i .m ), LONDON, E. c.
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AMHURST ROAD, HACKNEY,·N.E.
(Close lo Hackney Downs Station, G.E.R.) Telegraphz'c Address-'.'SLA TINARE , LONDON.''
GONTRAGTORS BY APPOINTMENT TO THE SGHoo'L BOARO FOR LONDON.

'i·~ _.. .
, ~laitt ~ 0r11amettfaf }i6rouB f?lqsfering of all .Description;;,
· REG ISTER!O-
TRADE MARK.
flUEPUOOf PLA5TEUING. ~ flUTlflCl~L 5TONE.

, . Executed by SAMUEL WRIGHT & Co.

:F"'iA b:re>U· s ::i?I.3's°tiera SI3'b s

LARGE QUANTITY OF DRY AND WELL-SEASONED SLABS ALWAYS ON HAND.
Stock Sizes as follows :-3ft., 3 ft. 3 in., 3 ft. 6 in., 3 ft. 9 in., and 4 ft. X 2 ft . 6 in. wide
Special Lengths made to order at a few days' notice.

FIREPROOF PLASTER SLABS ON WIRE NETTING.

Fire Insurances are effected at Lower Premiums where Fireproof Slabs, Girder Casings, &c., are fixed.

Manufacturers of Ornamental Ceilings, Cornices, &c.

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ARCHITECTS' DESIGNS.

ESTIMATES SUBMITTED ON RECEIPT OF DETAILS.

FIBROUS PLASTER SLABS WITH FINISHED FACE.tiny Quantity supplied at .5hort Notice.

JE;"' F: :I..~. Canvas Backed Hair Felt for Pipe Coverings.

Silicate Cotton. Fibrous Darnp Course. Plasterers' Hair.
Prices on Application. · Enauiries prompt(y attended to.
 294 enuReH 1\ND seneeL FURNITURE [Sec. P

HY. ADDISON & CO., LTD.,

Inventors, Patent,ees, and Makers of

MODERN CHURCH AND SCHOOL FURNITUR~

WATERLOO WORKS. WELLINGTON, SALOP"
THE "AUTOMATIC" CONVERTIBLE DESK.
Patent No. 790t.
AWARDED SILVER MEDAL FOR EXCELLENCY, SOUTH WALES AND CARDIFF INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, 1888.

PRICE.

Made in selected Pitch

Pine, 4/- per foot; With-
out slate slots, 3o . per foot
less. With turn-up sea t
3d per foot extra. Back
rai l to seat. a ~ . per foot
e xtrn. Du al De,ks, 18/-
eacb. Aay lengths made.
Catal ogues free.
l\Iade specially for use
as a table and seat in
Pitch Pine, varn ished, at
3/3 per foot .

As a Seat with back for Lecture and Mission Rooms.

This Desk requires no screwing to the floor; the standards being heavy prevent
the Desk being moved when the scholars rise. Great inconvenience is often caused
when the standards are too light, and will not remain rigid without being screwed to
the floor.
NoTE.-The Book-board passes through the iron standards without being cut.
What should be known to Architects and the Scholastic Profession, one person
can alter 2 0 desks per minute, and the Automatic action is guaranteed for" :20 years."
H. A. & Co. will have pleasure in sending a small specimen Desk for inspection,
carriage paid.
Hundreds of Schools have been supplied with this Desk. For Testimonials see
Catalogue.
The Autom atic Desk is recommended as a first-class article, being e:.ctra strong
and capable of resisting any amount of rough usage, and at the same hme is verv
simple, but effective in conversion, having all the scholastic requiremer,t s in a mo. t
improved form, vi z. : as a Desk, with slate slots and book board, as a ·fable for T< a
Meetings, &c., and as a seat with back, for Girls' Sewing Classes, L~ctures , Sundi y
Teaching, Mission R oo ms, &c. The Patent Automatic Action of fr,e Desk is ve1 y
simple, as the act of altering the Desk to the required position fastens it, and 1 y
turning a key it becomes perfectly rigid. A loose key is supplied if desired, whiLh
As a D esk with Foot-rail. enables the Teachers to have the Deslr.3 entirely at their comman·rJ.
HIGHLY APPROVED BY W. B. YARDE, Esq., HER MAJEf',TY'S INSPECTOR OJ' SCHOOLS.

.As a Desk with T urn-up Seat, g iving free As a Desk with Slate Slots, Book- As a Desk with F lat T op fo r Kindert;arte n
standin g room for Drill Exercise, etc. board and Back-rail. T eaching.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~-

Buvers of Desks should visit our Showrooms, WATERLOO WORKS, WELLINGTON, SALOP.
A~ents: THE COALBROOKDALE CO., Ltd., 141; Queen Victoria Street, London, at whose ·
Showrooms Specimen Desks and Seats may be inspected.
Sec. PJ 1\ND TE'2HNH~1\L FITTINGS. 295

LTD., SCHOOL FµRNISHERS, w~1~~£ WELLINGTON, SALOP.

0
HY. ADDISON & Go., ~ ..

ADDISON'S
IMPROVED PATENT
''AUTOMATIC"
DESK.
No. II,936.
PRICE.-3 ft. 4 in.
Dual Desk in
Selected Pitch
Pine, Varnished,
with Shaped
Seat 22/- ea.
Orham . . 23/6 ,,
Oak .• 25/- .. ,

w H. A. &co. will
have pleasure In for•
warding a Sample
Desk for inspection,
carriage paid.

STRONG BACKED SEAT. STRONG REVERSIBLE SEAT.

PRICES.-Pitch Pine, varnished.

Adults'-6 ft. long, II in. wide, 12/6. Lengths above 6 ft., Reversible Seat, 2s. extra. Width of Seat, r2 in.
add 1/6 per foot. Hat Rails, 3d. per ft. extra. Book Rests, 3d. per ft. e:x
With Hat Rails underneath, 3d. per ft. extra. With Book
Rest, 3d. per ft. extra. CATALOGUES AND ESTIMATES FREE.
These are strong cheap Seats, and well adapted for Mis.s ion Rooms and Sunday Schools. Being stayed with
longitudinal wrought iron stays passing under the seat and through each leg, makes the Seat extra strong, and capable of
standing any amount of rough usage.
CHURCH SEATS.

No. 8. No. 9.
Prices upon receipt of particulars as to length and kind of wood. Made in Oak, Pitch Pirte, or Orham.
ESTIMATES FOR. ARCHITECTS' DESIGNS.
296 eHUReH 1\ND seneeL FURNITURE, &c. [Sec. P
Tel ep h one 2 1 W IEST B R O M W I C H.

•
FISHER, SON & WEAVER (Lat e WM. F ISHER & SON),
. I

.SCHOOL FURNITURE, JOINERY &CABINET WORKS,

\
WEST BROMWICH, STAFFS.

Makers of all kinds of

School Desks,
Furniture &Apparatus,·
Church Seating,
Revolving and Patent
~PJli~~ - Folding Partitions.
h;J:.\1J

The LARGEST DESK

MAKERS in the
MIDLANDS, and THE
No. 125. No. 125.
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
"THE FISHER DESK." "' "THE FISHER DESK.n
(T wo Patents.) FIRM in, the TRADE. (Two Patents.)

.THE MOST DURABLE AND · BEST DESKS.

Many Hundreds have stood 35 Years' Constant Use __and are still goo~.

No. 113. The Best Desk made for Infants. No. 11oa.
FISHERS'. DESK 'for PUPIL
FISHERS' PATENT DESKS 'for INFANTS. TEACHERS' CLASSES.

3,500 Schools supplied. Makers to 50 School Boards.

~ WRITE FOR NEW CATALOGUE ~
 297

·•·THE.···

e1\ T 1\_L_~ G_U_E. C) . ~

.See al.so .Summary of Contents, page

Section R.
Lightning conductors. uorlicu11ura1 Buildings.
Mathemalical 1ns1rumen1s, ic.
~--. ---

:f'.IRMS REPRESENTED IN THIS SECTION.

PAGE PAGE

ANDERSON, R.,-&. Co . •• •• 299 HARLING, w . H... •• 303

CUTTING, R . C., & Co. • • •• 300 L EWIS , J OSEPH •• •• 297

DIXON & CORBITT & R. s. NEW AL L & Cn., L D. .. .• 3oz LONDON DRAWING & TRACING OFFICE •• Sj ccial positio11, 368
FURSE, W. J. .. .. 300 MESSENGER & Co., Lo... •• 302

GRAY, J. w., & Co. .. 301 PALMER' S TRAVELLING CRADLE, Lo.. . •• 304

GRA Y , J. W., & SoN •• 293

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TELEGRAMS WEATHERVANE, LONDON. ELECTRICAL EXHIBITION AWARD, CRYSTAL PALACE, 1892.

JOSEPH LEWIS,
6 & 6, GREAT WINOHI:STER STREET,
Patentee of the "Lewis link" Coupling.
LONDON ' E•c•
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Made, Erected, Electrically

LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS Tested, and Repaired.

Weathervanes and Finials made to Designs and Fixed, Repaired and Decorated.
CONTRACTOR for the REPAIR & ALTERATION of CHIMNEY SHAFTS, STEEPLES, &c., and for
EVERY KIND of LOFTY WORK without Scaffold, in any part of the United Kingdom.
 298 LIGHTNING eeNDUeTeRs. [Sec. R

Awarded Prl•• Medala.

LOIIDOlll, 18G2. PARIS, 1881.

Patronlr.ed by
HER MAJESTY THE QUJ:ltlf, Patronized by
WAR DEPARTMB..'fT, H.R.H. THE PRINCEofW ALn
LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTr.
HOMEOFPIO~
INDIA OFFICE,
CROWN AGENTS PO& TIUI LONDON COUNTY OOUNCU..
OOLONlJIB. YORK, 1889. BRIGHTOM, 1889. LEEDS, 1890. &o., &o.

J. W.GRAY & SON,

~ ELECTRICIJ:\NS. ·l~

115, LEADENHALL STREET, LONDON, E.C.

. Telegrams-" GRAND.SON, LONDON." ESTABLISHED NEAR.LY A CENTURY.

Manufacturers & Erectors of SOLi D COPPER TAPE

LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS In Contint.1ous · Lengths without Joints.

lfiil'" LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS INSPECTED ANO TESTED. -a

Tha following la a Liat of some of
alao of a few of the Buildings which theJ hare fitted.
Resldenc. .
W1NDS01' CASTLB.
OssoaNs Houu.
SANDRINGHAM HALL.
D11K11 or R1caMOND& Goaoo•, Good•oc.d.
Du1<a or N ORTHUMBBJU.AllD, Gros•en..
Place, S.W.
M AllQUIS or All.SA C11l1ean Ca.t le,_Carlisle.
MARca10Nass or WATB1t70RD, Hiabdi!I•
Castle, Christchurch,
EARL BATHURST, Cirencester Hense.
tl:ARL or SHAPTBSBURY1 Cranboorne.
EARL S•ENc11R's MANSl.ONS.
EARL CADOGAN'S MANSION.
EARL CATHCART, Thornton Hall, Thirsk.
LoRD TENNYSON, Aldwertb, Haslemerc.
LORD BuaToN, .Raogcmore, Burton·on·
Trent.
S11t HENRY PHK 1 Ronsdoo-Mansioo,
•, Cb~r~h, School, Stables, and Farm
, Bu1ldmgs. , · ·,
~rn H£NRY DoULTON, Woolpits, Ewhurst.
S1R OswALD MosLl!Y,Rolleston Hall,Stalfs.
The Hon. Mrs. GRtrFITHS, Yoxall, Staffs.
Vice-Admiral MAX&, Dudley Hall, Dorkioe.
General HUTCHINSON, Bournemouth.
Color.cl LoNGSTAFP, Ridclands, Wimbledon
and Seabank, Ilournemouth.
HAMAR A. BASS, Esq., M.P., Needwood
Park, .Burton-on· Trent.
1'. W. GRAFTON, Esq., M.P., Selsey, near
· Chichester ; Hope Hall, Manchester I
and H eysham Hall, Lancaster.
A. TYSSllN AMNURST, Esq., M.P., Boeke•
ham and Didlington Halls.
A. DB MuRl&TTA, Rsq., Wadhnnt Po:_Tk,
Sussex.
Professor TYNDALL, F. R.S., Haslemere.
Professor Huxuv, F.R.S., Eastbourne.
Profesoor WILLIAMSON, F.R.S., HaslemerL
W. L. LUTTRELL, Esq., Dnn1ter Castle.
Cathedrals.
CARLISLK.
ClllCHKITll.
~LY, I Ex•T••·
GLOUCBIT&.I.
lllllSWClD.
the Patrona whom J. W. GRAY ct SON hare had the honour of working for, snd
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN. Churches.
H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES. ALL SA.INTI, Eutboume.
H.S.H. PRINCE SOLTYKOFF. ST. CHAD, Pallingham.
THE LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY. HOLY TRINITY, Watermora.
EMMANUEL, Hastings.
THE WAR DEPARTMENT. THE HOME OFFICE. ST. ANNB'a, Higb1at.., ·
THE INDIAN AND COLONIAL GOVERNMENTS. ST. 1OKM's, Mar1ate.
THE CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF LONDON. ST. kATll&Rlllll.1. R~therhithe.
ST. NICHOLAS, Hristol.
THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL, Ac. ST. MARY RBDCLIFFB, Bristol.
ST. PJ1Taa'1, Cornbill.
ST. V11DAST, Foster Lane, E.C.
TRINITY · Cauaca Windsor.
HoLY TRINITY, Bournemouth.
ST. PAUL's, Hammersmith.
ST. EDMUND'!i Lombard Street, E.C.
ST. Lu1<B's, uld Street, E.C.
Various.
q:·
Ta• HousES oP PARLIAMllNT.
THB BR1T1sa Musau11.
THB RBCORD 0PFICll.
([HE HBRBARIUM, Kew (Late Kine ol
Hanover's Residence).
TNB QuBBN's TBA RooM, Froemore.
PRINCB CONSORT'S MAUSOLllUM.
DUCHBSS OF i<ENT'S MAUSOLBUll.
Du1<B or WatLINGTON'& MoNUllIENT.
Taa Towaa BRtDG&.
ll'xB GUILDHALL, COUNCIL CHAMHa,
LIBRARY AND AaT GALLBllY or TH•
C1TY or LoirooN.
RoYAL Oa&BRYATOllT, Greenwich.
T11B STOCK ExclLUIG&, London.
IMPORTANT CAUTION. H. M. Doc1<YARD9, AasllNALI, Patso•1.
HOSPITALS AND BARllACI<&
"· W. ORAY & SON, whose reputation In ST. Gao11Ga'1 HALL, Liverpoal
vonnectlon with Lichtning Conductora LoxnoN BOARD ScaooLS.
has been favourably known for over half' LBAYBSD&N AIYLUll, Watford.
Meurs. J. I: S. FRY, Bristol.
a century, con•lder It necessary to state E:uuwoou IDIOT AITLUll.
that their only Offices and Show Room• M1DDL11Saa CouNTT ASTLVll, Coiner
are at us, Leadenhall 8treet, l!.C., and Hatch, N.
GLOOCBITllB CoWKTT AnLUll.
Utat they are not connected with any
firm tralllns under a similar tltl..
Il1ocuA• Tuun•v CoLLBG&, Y•k.
Ua110UAL HALL, rarr1.,... sar...
,Lc.
Sec. R] LIGHTNING eeNDUeTeRS. 299
D E PART MENT A. Telegraphic Address-"TONNERRE, LV.N DO N,"
CO N TRACT O RS TO T HE W AR DEPARTMENT, LORDS OF THE ADM I RAi.TY, OFF ICE OF W ORKS, A NI> ·,
CROWN A GENTS FOR THE COLONIES.

GRYSTAL
BRUSSELS, 1876. PHILADELPHIA, 1876. PALAGE, 1881-2. , LONDON, 1884.
MARKET PLACE
CHAMBERS, Faraday Works,
HUDDERSFIELD. Plashet, E.
GRYSTAL PALAGE, 1884. LONDOM, 1885.
Ten H ighes t Awards Brussels and Philadelphia International
Exhibitions, 1876 ; Intern a tional Electrical Exh ibition, 1881-2;
Health Ex hibition, 1884 ; London Universal -International
Exhibi tion, 1884; Internation al Exhibition, London , 1885;
Architect ural and Build ing T rades Ex hibition, 1886.

ESTABLISHED 1852• .

Patronised by Her -~ Majesty ·the Qiieen.

Highest Awards for Lightning Conductors, International Exhibition, J;...eeds, 1890 ; and Crystal Palace Electrical, 1892.

RICHARD AN.DERSON &Co.

Successors to, SANDERSON"& COMPANY, ·
,

ELECTRIC · ENGINEERS,
--Manwfae-t-urers and--E-reefors -of ·every description of

LIGH,TNING'· coNliUGTO-RS.
. . ''l . , .•

SOLE ·INVENTOR-&· OF THE SOLID COPPER TAPE

. IJGBTNlNG -.CONDUCTOR
IN GONTINUOUSLE~.GTHSvWITHOUT JOINTS, & OF HIGH GONDUGTIVITY
" GOPPER.
A s sup-plied .and fixed by ·"lis to H ER .MAJESTY'S Government and the
Colonies; the Italian Government, the Argentine Republic, and other
:Foreign Governments; the H ouses of Parliament, W estminster Abbey,
St. u eorge 's Chape~ Windsor ; Eton College and Chapel, Tower of
London, H ampton L.ourt Palace, the Ro;iral Mint, H. M. Gunpowder
Mills and Magazine, the R oyal Courts of J ustice, Strand; W estminster
Hall City of L ondon Schools, the principal Corporations, and many
hundreds of Public Bui\dinp, Mansions, Ch imney Shafts, &c., through-
out Great Britain, the Contm ent, North and South Ame.Tica, India, the
Cape, and other parts of the W orld.
COPPER ROPE LIGHTN I NG CONDUCTORS.
Anderson 's Method
of Repairing Spires Anderson's Improved Patent System of Lightning Conductors,
without expensive By which large Mansions and Buildings are more effectually
Sca ffolding. protected.
CHURCH SPIRES RESTORED.
Chimney Stacks Repaired, Hooped, Raised, Pointed, or Straightened,
By a Method requi ring no Expensive ScaffJld ing or S toppage of Works.

WEATHER VANES, FINIAi.S, &c., MADE TO ANY DESIGN.

COMPETENT WORKMEN SENT TO ALL PAR TS OF THE COUNTRY .
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS INSPECTED AND TESTED BY
EXPERIENCED ELECTRIC IANS.
ESTIMATES FREE ON APPLICATION.

CHIEF OFFICE-

LEADENHALL HOUSE, 101, LEADENHALL ST., LONDON, E.C.

Third Edition , 8vo., cl oth , gil t , 485 pages, with numerous Illustrations, price
12s. 6d ... LIG _H TN1NG CONDUCTORS : Their History, Nature, and Mode
of Apphcatio!l· By Rrc HARD ANDERSON. F.C.S., Member of the Society of Anderson's Method of R epairing Chimne.vs
Telegraph Engmeers and Electricians, Assoc. Inst., C .E. without Scaffolding.
300 LIGHTNING eeNDUeTeRS. [Sec. R

Tclc1trams-
Established J879. .. ADJUNCTOR, LONDON."

R. ~. ~UTTING & ~o.,

oCighfning (]onoucfor )Ylanufacfurers,
Repairing Spire
CHURCH +SPIRE+ & +CHIMNEY +SHAFT+ RESTORERS. Repairioa; Mam
Chimney Shaft
of St. Thomas's at Messrs.

lty;~~~~~"' Office-1, Wardrobe

Bryant & May's,
Place, Doctors Commons,' E.C. Fairfield Work&,
Bow, E.
Works-13, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON, E.C.

Manufacturers and Erectors of Solid Copper Tape Lightning Conductors, as approved by the
"Lightning Rod Conference," and supplied by us to-
H.M. Government, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Canterbury Cathedral, Magdalen College, Oxford, Madame Tussaud'1
Xxhibition, Essex County Asylum, Brentwood, the City of London Corporation, the London School Board, the London
County Council, the principal Railway, Gas, and Water Companies, and hundreds of Public and Private Building¥,
Mansions, &c., throughout the United Kingdom.

ESTIMATES FREE ON APPLICATION. All ENQUIRIES PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

Ohurch Spires and Chimney Shafts Laddered up, Examined, and Reliable Reports &"lven
upon their condition. ·

LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS ELECTRICALLY TESTED AND EXAMINED

ANNUALLY FOR A NOMINAL CHARGE.
aar- Cnmoetent Workmen sent to all parts of the Country. ..,_.

Teie~raphte Aaarm- " FURSE, NOTTINGHAM." Teiepho111 No. 539.

.W. J. FURSE, ,
Works, Offices, and Showrooms:
TRAFFIC STREET, QUEEN'S WALK, NOTIINGHAM.
City Office :

17, BURTON STREET, NOTTINGHAM.

01' EITHER

COPPER. ROPE OR. TAPE,

Fixed witb my
lMPROYED BRACKET HOLDFJ.S'.1'.

TAKEN DOWN, REBUILT, l'O/NTED, or REPAIRED.

IRON CAPS SUPPLIED & FIXED.

SCAFFOLDING. NO STOPPAGE OF WORKS.

BELLS, TELEPHONES, SPEAK/NO

TUBES. de., tic. ESTIMATES FRl!:IC.
 Sec. RJ
Contractors to
Where the1:1e Conductors are fltted, the Building can be insured against all damage by Lightning.
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS EXAMINED AND TESTED.
CHURCH STEEPLES Laddered, Pointed &Restored. CHIMNEY SHAFTS Banded, Raised, Taken Down, &c.
The following ai'e a f ew of the bitildings to which our System of Light11i111; Conductors have beeii fitted, and at which we
have made extensive alterntions and repairs to Steeples , Chimney Sh1Jfts, &c.
OHUll'ICH . . .
Norwich Cathedral
C...li•le Cathedral
St. Mary Abbots, Kensington
St. Margaret, Westminster
St. Mary, Roltons, Kensington
St. Pauls, Onslow Square
St. Mary, Abchurch
Christ Church, Spitalfields
St. Leonard's, Shoreditch
St. Mary's, R•dclitfe, Bristol
St. Nicholas, Bristol
St. J ~hn's, Bury St. Edmunds
St. Mary's, Saffron Waldon
Christ Church, Clifton
H olv Trinity, Maidstone
All Saints', Eastbourn"
t. David's. Moreton-in-l\1a1sh.
St. Andrew's. Surbiton
St. Mark's, Surbiton
St. Pac I s, Deptforrl
St. Anne's, W andsworth
St. Mary Magdalene, P.ckham
Residences & Various.
Windsor Castle
Claremon t Palace
Sir W rn. Tbos. Lewis, The Mardy 1
Aberdare
Duke of Richmond and Gordon
Good wood
Lady Montifiore, Worth Pk., Sussex
Mrs. 1 · Noble, Park Place, Healey
Kew Gardens
St. George's Hall, Liverpool
Hove Town Hall, Brighton
St. John's College, Ca1nbrid1te
GoOawood Grand Stand
Hotel WindsorJ_ Victoria St s W
Lord Warden Hotel, Dove;' ' '
H . M. Powder Mait., D•vooport
H. M. Dockyard, Pembroke
Brentwood Aayh1m
N•i>.on's Column, Trafali:tr Sqaan,
decorated d97 ad 1199
LIGHTNING eeNDUeTtiRS. 301
J.Electrivians,
W.SteepleGRAY .& CO.,
Jacks Chimney Shaft Builders,
&
69JCOMMERCIAL ST.J
LONDON, E.
MANUFACTURERS AND ERECTORS OF
Solid Continuous Copper Tape
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS,
APPROVED OF BY THE ~LIGHTNlNG ROD CONFERENCE."
Patronised by Her Majesty the Queen,
·H.M. GOVERNMENT,. CORPORATION OF LONDON, BOARD OF WORKS, ADMIRALTY,
&c., and as fitted lo the Principal Public Buildi11gs in the United Kingdom.
1
WITHOUT USE OF SCAFFOLDING.
CHllHIBY 8HA",S..
Estimates Free. Great Central Railway
Great Eastern Railwa-y (s shaft,)
London Tilbury Railway
North London Railway (2 shaft-)
Gas Works, Kingston-on-Thames
Gas Works, Cambridge
Gas Light & Coke Co. (s shafts)
Electric Light Station, Chelsea
Electric Light Station, Fulham
Electric Lij:ht Station, Woolwich
]. B. White & Brothers, Ltd.,
Cement Works (12 shafts)
Francis & Co., Ld. 1 Cement Works
Hilton, Anderson, Brooks & Co.,
Ltd., Cement Works
Water Works, Cambridge
Water \:Vorks, Margate
Water Works, Saffron Walden
City Sewers Destructor Shaft
Whitechapel Destructor Shaft
Edmonton Destructor Shaft
Ind, Coop• & Co. , Ltd., Romford
Charrington & Co., Ltd., Mil•
End (1 shafts, &c.)
Watncy's Brewery Mortlake
n
Lacon's Brewery, Gt. Yarmouth
Bullard's Brewery, N orwich
Greene, King & Son's Brewery,
' Bury St. Edmunds •
]. S. Fry & Son, Bristol(~ sha1"s)
Clarke, Nickolls & Coombs, Ltd.,
iAT
Hackney Wick
Bristol Docks
Barry Docks, Cardift'
Humber & Co., Ltd., Coventry
Cycle Manufacturers' Tube Co.,
i • Ltd., Covontry
Leavcsden Asylum, Watford
St. Pancras Workhouse
Gore Farm Hos pilal, Dartford
Wes tern Hospital
~~· E.utern Ho•pital
} , I:.!~t\er's Diatlllory, a .....
•• -nn-tlon with anv other l'lrm ef a alm41ar na••
 302 LIGHTNING <.'?ONDU<.'?TORS-HORTI<.'?ULTUR1\L BLHLDI1'!GS [R
Telegraphic Addre<s :
"'CORBITT, LONDON. '

TO THE ADMIRALTY
.
AND
WAR DEPARTME NT.

NEWALL'S LIGHTNING···CONDUCTORS, In PATENT COPPER ROPE AND TAPE.

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DIXON &CORBITT AND R. .S..NEWALL & CO., LTD.,

Lightning Conductor and Hemp and Wire Rope Makers,
130. STR~ND. LOND0N.

HORTICULTURAL BUILDERS
MESSENGER &Co., Ltd., and HEATING ENGINEERS,
LOUGHBOROUGH, LEICESTERSHIRE.
London Office: 122. VIOTORIA ST., WEtlTMIN~TER, SW.
Estimates g iven and Contracts undertaken fJr Erection and Heating of
CONSERVATORIES, VINERIES, FORCING HOUSES,
and ever:,< kind of Glass Structure. with Latest Improvements In FITTINGS, VENTILATING
APPLIANCES, STAGES, &c.
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20,,000 now in use.

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MATHEMATICAL, DRAWING,' &
47,
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M1\THEM1\TH.~11L

FINSBURY
SURVEYING
PAVEMENT,
INSTRUMENTS.

INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURER,
LONDON, E.C.
303

Contractor to Her Majesty's War Department, Admiralty, Council o f India, &c.

ESTABLISHED 1851. R egistered Telegraphic Address: "CLINOGRAPH," LONDON.

1139. HARLING' S SPECI AL TWELVE-INC H

DUMPY LEVEL, of good wo rkman ship, but not e xtra
fin ish-achromatic te lescope-four-screw pa ra llel plates , &c . .
in mahogany case- w itk round t ripod .. £8 10 0
1110. EIGHT-I NCH D RAINAGE LEVEL in mahoga ny
case, with tripod stand and sil ver ri ng co mp a ss . . 5 5 0
1111. Ditto ditto d itto without compass
1330. EIGHTEEN-FEET SO PW IT H 'S TELESCOPIC
LEVELLING STAFF, painted ·readings , English or metre .
mahogany boxes, well -screwed 3 0 0
133 1. SIXTEEN- FEET d it to d itto 2 16 o No. 1139.
1332. FOURTEEN -FEET ditto ditto 2 4 o
1347. P I CKETS OR l{ANGING POLES, iron shod,
painted in three colours, 8 ft. .. . . pe r doz. 1 13 0
1348 . D itto ditto d itto 6 ft. 1 S O
1341 ~TA FF FACE PRO- 134 9. OFFSET ROD, xo-lin k, iron shod 0 3 3
TECTOR, to strap staff 1350 . Ditto ditto with hook for cha in O 4 6
and tri pod togethe r, pe r
p air 3 /9

SURVEYORS' RODS.
,,

. 1314. L A N C EWOOD RODS, FIVE- F EET JOINTED ,

WITH S P R I NG, stained black, pe r pair, 7/- and 8/•.
1315. D itto , di tto, ditto, d ivided thro ugho ut to inches a.id
No. 1314. e ig hths, p er pa ir, 9 /··

MEASURING TAPES. 71za. MOROCCO

CASE. con t a'in in g the
494. BE ST LI NE N TAPE, ~- in. follo wing Eloctrum In-
wi de . in leath er case, with folUing str uments :-
ha ndle, JJ ft .. 4 /-; 50 ft., 5 /3; 66 ft., 6-inch do uble-jointed
6 /• j IOO ft ., 8 /•• ~ ce d l e-poin ted compass
1nk and pencil po in ts,
495 . Ditto, d itto, Ches terma n' s an d lengthe ning bar-
"CON STANTIA' ' (recommended ), 3 , ft., ink a nd pcnc l doubl e-
5 /6; 50 ft ., 7 /- ; 66 ft., 8 /-; 1 00 ft ., joi nted needle-pointed
11 /6. bows - set of th rec
spring bows-h air divi-
499. Patent R ibbo n STEEL TAP E, de r-two d raw ingpens,
! in. wide, in leather case, with flu sh an d ivory scale, £3 3s.
handle, 31 ft., 15/6; s~ ft., 21 /6; 66
ft ., 27 /6 j IOO ft ., 38/•. 7z1b . Ditto, ditto,
b ut without set of th ree
sprin g bows, £2 10s.
ARCHITECTS' & ENGINEERS' OPEN 7 1oa. MAH OGANY
CASE, 8 by 6J: by rl,
DIVIDED SCALES. containing :-
6-i n . electr um
compass with
doub le knee
jo: nts and needle
points, ink an d
oe nc ilpoi n ts 1 aod
le ngthening bar
''-~-~!"-~~~ ~~--1----1lli - improved ha ir
'TTl...,...,..1-;,-!IT,-
spri ng divi der-
improved pattern
Bo .. woo d . I vo ry. ink a nd pencil
s. d. s . d. bows, wi th need le
637 . 12-in c h OPEN DlV[DHD OVAL SECTION c ontainin g FOU R points - set of
g, t, &, a nd i in ., or j!, it, 1!, and 3 in. 1/6
sca les, 2 4 8 0 th ree spring
<>38a. 12-inch OPEN DIVID ED OVA L SECTION , single reading bows, with
from lef t t o ri g ht,§, t, !. a nd I in . 1/6 2 0 8 0 needle points-
twodrawingpcns
639. 6·inch OPEN DIVIDRD OVA L SECTI ON, con taining ElGHT

639a. 9·inch ditto

*'
scales, viz .,§·,. ih f , :f, i, i t , an d 3in. .. 1/• 8
0
4 0
-pricker-6 in .
ivory protractor,
6-in. ivory scale,
ditto
640 . 12-incb ditto di tto 116 2 4 8 0 £3 16s. 6d .
711a. MAHOGANY CASE, as above, but fi tted with plain steel points
SPECIAL SCALES CUT TO ORDER. to compass, bows, a nd s~ring bows, £3 8s. 6d.

Illustrated Catalogue of' Drawing and Surveying Instruments, Drawing Boards, Tee
Squares, Drawing and Tracing Papers, Photo Printing Outfits, Frames, Baths, Ferro
Pruss1ate, Ferro Gallic and Sepia Papers, and General Drawing Office Materials, will be sent
-~ost f'ree on application.
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EMPLOYERS' LIH. B.I LITY

RFDUCED TO ITS LOWEST !'OINT BY USING

PALMER'S PATENT (Wire Supported)

TRAVELLING CRADLE. USED BY THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.

The Safest Scaffold ever Used for Reaching
an Work where Staging is Required.
- FIXINGS SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN BUILDING PLANS. -
, CONSULTATIONS & ESTIMA.TES FREE.
No inteiference with R o07, or P avement Obstruction.
Can be Fixed anywhere.
HIGHLY COMMENDED BY THE ENTIRE "TRADE " PRESS.
INQUIRY INVITED FOR SPECIAL OR DIFFICULT
STAGING.

OVER 1,600 FIXINGS. NOT ONE ACCIDENT.

PALMER'S TRAVELLING CRADLE, LTD.,

7
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Telephone: No. rr56 HOP. Telegrams: "WIREWAY, LONDON."

BUILDERS' ANNOUNCEMENTS,
eommencing on page 392, showing the class of work various
Building Firms are accustomed to undertake, are a valuable guide
to llrchitects when placing contracts for the erection of Buildings, &c ..
 305

MEMo.-This Price Book Division of the Compendium is not put forward in competition with the several Price
Rooks at present in the market, but as supplementary to the numerous prices given in the Catalog 1te portion of the Work.
It is based on ave1'age London Prices, but it should be distinctly understood that the amounts mitst be added to, 01
deducted from, according to local quotations. The pri:;es are similar in many large provincial towns, but may not
uniformly be the same.

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SECTION 1.-sc~EDULtE op ffiATE~IALtS.

CoNCRETER- BRICKLAYER (continued)-

s. d.
Ballast- s. d. Cement-Roman Per bushel I 8
Do. Portland 2 6
Good well burnt clay
Clean pit gravel
Per yard 5 6 Do. Compo .. Per li'od I 6
7 0
Thames 7 6 \VALLER-
Lime and Cement- I.refer to Bricklayer.)
Hassock stone for wall linings . • Per yard cube, o·
Kentish rag stone for facings I7
Per ton 14 0
BRICKLAYER-
Bricks, Place .. Per M 36 0 MASON-
Do. Grizzles 42 0
Do. Stocks Bath Stone, including cartage and
46 0 waste Per foot cube 3 3
Do. Staffordshire blue common 90 0
Do. do. best 112 6
Portland Stone · do. do. s 0
1
" Hard York do. do. 4 0
Facing bricks-Picked stock 55 0
Do. Malm seconds 85 0 CARPENTER-
Do. do. best .. 100 0
Do. Gault pressed 70 0 Fir sawn to scantlings Per ft. cube 2 b
Do. Staffordshire red Do. do. 2~ in. x 3l in. Per ft. Jin. 0 2
pressed SS 0 Do. do. 21 in. x 41 in. 0 21
Do. do . blue do. JOO 0 Do. do. zl in. x s~ in. 0 3
Do. Suffolk white or red 90 0 Do. do. 2n- in. x 7 in. " 0 31
Do. R'bbbers do. do. 140 0 Do. do. 21 in. x 9 in. 0 4
Do. do. 2! in. XII in. 0 Si
Sand-good clean sharp pit •• Per yard 7 6
8 0
Do. do. 3 in. x 31 in. " 0 2
Do. Thames Do. do. 3 in. x 41 in.
Do. do . washed " 9 6 Do. do. 3 in. x si in. "
0 2i
Do. do.
0 3i
Lime - Chalk .. 13 0 3 in. x 7 in. 0 .4
Do. Grey stone lump ,. 14 0 Do. do. 3 in . x 9 in. 0 s
Do. do.
Do. Blue lias lump
ground •. ..
Per ton
15
23
0
0
Do. do.
Do. do.
3 in . x I I in .
4 in. x 31 in .
0
G
6i
2t
Do. do. ground 27 0 Do. de. 4 in x 4~ in. 0 3~
 306 PRICE BOOK.
CARPENTER (co11trnued) - s. d. PLUMBER- s. d.
Fir sawn to 4 in. x 5~ in. Per ft . !_in. 0 4,\ Milled lead in sheets •• Per cwt. 21 0
Do. do. 4 in. x 7.· in. 0 5~ ~ead "'ater pipe 23 0
Do. · do . . 4 in. x 9 in. 0 7~ - Do. soil pipe 26 0
D o. do. 4 in. XII in. 0 9
Red lead cement Per lb. 0 6
Cut nails, average •• Per cwt. 21 Iron do. 0 6 "I,'
Do. in small quant ities .. Per lb. 0
0
4
Iron wall hooks
Do. pipe do.
" 0
0
3
I
.3
Felt- Sarking .. Per ft. s up. 0 I Clout nails . <) 5 i'
Do. asphalted roding 0 1t Copper nai ls .. 6
Do. hair according to thickness . . 0 . ~~ Plumber's solder " 0 IO
" Fine do.
Copper wire
..
" 0 IO~
6
JOINER- "
DeaJ, best white, I in. thick .. Per ft. sup. 0 4 ZINC \YORKER-
Do. yellow, do. 0 4
Pine, best yellow do. Best V. M. roofing zinc .. Per cwt. 33 0
0 4 Roll capping, round or sq uare
Pitch Pine do. 0 5 43 c
Oak, English
Teak
do.
do.
0 7
0
Zinc tubing
Corrugated zinc
4.5 c
38 ,
9
Walnut, American do. 0 IO Zinc fretwork .. Per lb. 0
Do. Italian do. 6 Zinc nails
Mahogany Honduras do. 0 7
0 Z inc tacks 0 IO
Do. Cuba do. 6 Soft or fine solder 0
Do. St.Domingo do. 0 Blowpipe ditto, in strips 6
Glue, best Per lb. 0 10 Pipe hooks 0 5
Glass Paper, assorted Per quire 1 0 Bell tubing 0 6

SLATER AND TILER- PLASTERER-

Laths, single Per bundle
Slating battens
Laths for tiling, plain deal . .
Do. oak .•
Per bundle 2
3
0
0
Lath-and-a-half
Do., double
. 2 3
3 0
9

5 ()

Putty lime
"
. . Per hod I 3
Zinc nails Per lb. 0 8
Composition do. Coarse st ufi .. Per bag 0 8
0 7 Size Per lo. 2
Copper do . l 3
0
Double ditto 0 3
Bangor Slates, Ladies' Per M (of I,200) 130 0 Whiting, lump or ball; P~r ton 40 0
Do. Countess 234 0 Distemper . . Per pail I 3
Do. Duchess 332 0 Best long cow hair .. Per cwt. IO 0
Plain red Broseley tiles 67 6 Plaster of Paris, coarse Per ton 40 0
Do. do . halves 67 6 Do. fine 55 0
Do. do. tile-and-half 85 Keene's cement, coarse 55
"..
0 0
Pan ti les Do. fine
75 0 75 0
Hip and valley tiles to suit pitch Per No. 0 5 Parian cement, coarse 55 0
Ridge Tiling, plain red .. Per ft. !in 0 5 Do. fine 75 0
Do. blue 0 5 Martin's cement 85 0
Ridge roll tiling 0 7 Fireproof plaster slabs (wired) Per yd. sup. I 2
. _,
Fibrous do . (dry) I 0
FOUNDER AND SMITH - Do. do. damp) 0 IO
Heavy castings .. .• . . Per cwt. I I 6 Fireproof cornices, at from Per ft. sup. 2
Rolled iron joists, ordinary sections 12 0 Fibrous do . do. 0 7
Do. do. deep .• .. 13 0
Rolled steel joists, ordinary sections 13 6 SILICATE COTTON, at prices ranging from £5 IOS. to £ro IOS per
Do. do. deep 14 6 ton, according to quantity, the net cost being equivalent to
Iron riveted girders 16 6 about i d. per foot sup., I in. thick.
Steel do. .. .. .I8 6
Wrought iron bar, square and round .. ·r4 o GLAZIER..:._
Do. galvanised ties for hollow walls 35 0 s. d.
Cramps 35 0 Per ft. sup. 0 9
Do. galvanised .• Clear sheet, 16 oz.

Eaves gutteri:Jg, half-round 3 in.

Do. do. 4 in.
45 0
Per yd. !in. 0 7
·Do.
Do.
Do.
2I oz.
26 oz.
32 oz.
. 0 IO

I 4
0
0 9 Do. 36 oz. I IO
Do. do. 5 in. I 0
Do. do. 6 in. " I 4 Fluted glass extra ., 0 3
Do. ogee 4 in. 0 II Ground do. 0 2
Do. do . 5 in .. . I 2 Matted do. 0 2
Do. do. 6 in . . . 5
Rain pipes, 2 in. diameter ••
I Hartley's, k in. thick 0 4
Do. 2i in. do. " 0 II
I 0
Do. l in. do. 0 7
Do. 3 in. do. I 3 Rough cast plate, ~ in. thick I 0
Do. 3i in. do. I 6 Do. i in. do. 3 3
Do. 4 in. do. I 8 Do. I in. do. 0
4
 PI-\!CE BOOK. 307

PAINTER- s. d. PAINTER (C011tinued)- s. d .

Patent knotting Per gallon 12 o
Linseed oil putty .. Per cwt. 10 o Linseed oil 3 2
Do. boiled 3 6
Hard stopping Per lb. o 6 Turpentine 3 3
Pumice stone .. 0 s Stains, various 12 0
White lead ground in oil 0 5 Brunswick black varnish JO 0
Pigments, various 0 7 Oak varnish .. 12 0
Red lead 0 4 Copa! do . 18 0
Lamp black •• 0 6 French polish •. !2 6

SECTIOfll 2.

SCf{EOUI.tE op WAGES.

s. d. s. d.
Excavator • • •• •• Per hour 0
Engineer •• Per hour I
9 Smith
Do. W"rking in water 0 [[ I o~
Scaffolder •. 0
Do. assistan1 0 8~
9
Bricklayer . . ot Plumber 1 2
Do. J;:i bourer 0 8~ Do. and mate I IO~
Zinc-worker I o~
Mason o~ Do. labourer 0 8~
Do. labourer 0 8~ "
Do. lad .. 0 5 Gas-fitter I 0
Marble Maso.1 2 Do. latourer .. 0 Sl;
Do. boy 0 5~
Carpent6r or Joiner •. o~ 0 II
Do. labourer 8~
Bell-hanger ..
Do. lad "
0
Do. assistant 0 7~
0 5~
2~
Tiler .. o~
Plasterer's modeller
Do. labourer .. I
0 8~
P lasterer
Do. labourer 0
o~
8
~later 0 Do. hawkboy 0 4~
Do. labaurer 0 8

.....
Slate Mason I Glazier, Painter, Pofaher, Paperhanger 0 II
Do. labourer 0 8 Gilder •• .. .. .. .. 0 IIt
Do, boy •• 0 5 Scouring woman .. " Q 5
"

SBCTIOfll 3.

SCf{BOUuB op ffiBASU~BO won~s .

EXCAVATOR. I . EXCAVATOR (;;011fi1t11ed) - s. d.

s. d. Digging as first described, but from base-
Digging in common soils not exceeding ment trenches and do. , including
6 ft. in depth, and throwing out Per yd. cube 0 9 levelling foundations Per yd . cube 4
Do. not exceeding 12 ft. deep and do .•• 0 Digging for circular cesspools and tank s
Do. not exceed ing 18 ft. deep and do. . • 3 and throwing out Per yd. cube z 6
Digging in gravel or stiff clay, not exceeding
6 ft. in depth and do. . . .. .. Digging from surface of site not exceed ing
3 12 in. in depth .. Per yd. sup. o 4
Digging as first described, and filling in
and ramming to the walls as the works
advance ..
Do., do., but filled in to barrows and
.. 0
Planking and strutting to sides of ex ca va t ion
Do., do., in trenches z ft. deep (one side
measured for two)
Per ft. sup. o

0
2

4
wheeled one run of 18 yards .. I 3 Do., do., to do., 3 ft. deep (i) 6
Do., do., but two runs I 6 Bed of h ard dry rubbish and fill ing in and
Digging as first described and filling into ramming . . Per yd. cube I 0
carts, carting not exceeding one mile, Clay tempered and laici over vaults 6 in.
and shooting 3 9 deep and puddled Per yd. sup. 3 0
Do:, do., not exceeding two miles and do. 4 Q
Do., do ., a ll as l a~ t de scribed, but basket- Soiling slopes of embankments and cutt in gs 0 7~
\ ing out ground in addition 5 Excavat ing ditch es and forming bank !or
Digging as first described, but from surface quick~et .. Per yd. Jin. 0 8
trenches and throwing out 0 II Planting quickset, labour only 0 2!
CoN . toM. S
 308 PRICE BOOK.
DRAINS. CONCRETER (contimted)- s. d.
Concrete composed of broken brick or stone
Include for removing, by baling or pumping. a ll x;aiu, spring. chippings and ground lime, including
or other water or soil that may come into or upon the fou.,d•- wheeling and filling in to foundations Per yd. cube t e
tions during progress (th is item in some circ umstances may Do. of pit ballast and ground
mean little or nothing, and in others may involve co nsiderable lime. and do. 10 6
expense; its value will be fixed by local contingencies). Do. do. <lo and throw-
ing into foundations from a stage • . II 0
Reinstate and leave in working order any old drains or water- Concrete composed of Thames ballast and
courses disturbed, or if disused, empty an d fill up same. Stop Portland cement, including wheeling
up with brickwork in cement all disused inlets into drains and and filling in to foundations .. " JI o
sewers. (Charge work of this nature "daywork.") Concrete composed of gravel, burnt ballast
and blue lias lim e in the proportion of
two of gravel, four of ballast, and 1>ne
4 in. glazed stoneware drain pipe with socket s. d. of lime, and do. do. II ii
joints set in cement, a nd laying to
current, including digging,not exceeding Grey lime surface concrete as described,
3 ft. deep, filling in and ramming ground Per ft. Jin. 0 IO and 6 in. thick, including levelling
6 in . Do. do. do. I :1 ,
ground Per yd. sup. :i o
9 i'!-. Do. do. do. I 9 Cement concrete as above described, and
r2 rn. Do. do, (exclusive 6 in. thick, and laying to surfaces and
of digging) .. I 10 levelling .. 3 0
15 in. Do. do. (do.) 3 0
Do. do. 9 in. thick and do. 4 0
18 in. Do. do. (do.) 4 0 Portland cement concrete 6 in. thick, and
filling in between web of iron girders,
Extra for 4 in. bends .• Per number l 3 and including a plain tile bed for same Per ft. sup. o 9
Do. 6 in. do. 7
Do. 9 in. do. Timbering and boarding for building con-
2 4 crete walls (use and waste)
Do. 12 in. do. 3 8 0 3
Do. rs in.
Do. r8 in.
do.
do. . 6
8
0
0 BRICKLAYER.
Do. 4 in. single junctions All bricks are to be sound, hard, square, and well burnt, and
Do. 6 in.
Do. 9 in .
do.
do.
.. I 6
2 4
0
where not otherwise described are to be grey stocks
Sand to be clean sharp coarse grit sand, and washed where
Do. 12 in. do. 3 8 used with cement.
Do. 15 in. do . " 6 0
Vo. 18 in. do . 8 0 Mortar to be composed of sand anrl fresh burnt Dorking or
other approved grey stone lim e, in the proportion of three of
Do. 4 in. double junctions 2 0 sand to one of lime, to be u sed whil st fresh and hot, and wP-11
Do. 6 in. do. 2 8 flushed in every course.
Do. 9 in. do. 4 8
Do. 12 in. do. No burnt clay or brick rubbish to be used in th e composition
7 4 of the mortar.
Do. 15 in. do. 12 0
Do. 18 in. do. 16 0 Portlai!d cement to be of approved manufacture, to weigh not
less than IIO lbs. per striked bushel. Cement mortar to be witb
Bedding and covering 3 in. pipes in Portland sand in the proportion of three of sand to one of cement, and
cement concrete .. Per ft. Jin . 0 8 employed whilst fresh.
Do. do . 4 in. 0 IO
Do. do . 6 in. l 0 No cement that has once been set, nor any sand tainted with
Do. do. 9 in . 8 salt, to be used.
Do. do. 12 in. 2 6 The lime and cement to be kept perfectly dry and under
4 in. syphon traps Per number 3 6 cover.
6 in. Do. 6 0 No four courses ot brickwork to exceed r2in. in height.
9 in. Do. IO 0
12 in. Do. 15 0 Wherever practicable, the bond of brickwork is to" English."
12 in. Do. with extra inlet r6 0 Cover up , and when needful , thatch with good proj ection all
Glazed stoneware gulley traps, 12 in . x 12 in., brickwork to protect the same from weather during any stoppage
of the works or otherwise.
each with 6 in cast iron grating, inlet
andoutletconnected with drain pipe, and
BRICKWORK.
fixed complete . . .. .. .. 16 0
Galvanised swing flap traps and frames for As ordinary brickwork consumes from 4,300 to 4.~50 bricks
9 in. pipe and fixing 7 6 per rod, it$ price will vary at abou t the rate of 4s. 4d. per rod
Brick seatings in cement for W.C. pans, fo r every sh illing of variation in the price per thou sand of th e
with 6 in. stoneware syphon trap and bricks; for this, 5s. per rod is generally assumed to be sufficiently
connection made good to dr3in 5 0 exac t .
. Brick man~ole:> with digging, foundations, cement rend ering, An addition must be made of from ten to twenty per cent.
iron steps bmlt m, covers, &c. (accordrng to size and detail as for work done in small quantities or difficult positions. ,
per measurement of items).
For brickwork executed in blue lias lime, it bas been
customary to a llo w an addition to the price, and the extra has
bee n variously stated at from r5s. down to as low as 2s. 6d.
CONCRETER. per rod, the lower quotation s being those r epresen ting the most
recent o pinions. The limes have been experimented upon by
Concrete gauged 6 to 1, thoroughly incorporated, and mixed trad e experts, and they find that in conseq uence of the lesser
with as much water as needful, but avoiding excess, To in· shrinkage of lias mortar, th e ultimate ex pense beyond that of
, Jude levelling on top for footings, grey lime mortar may be considered as practically non-existent
 PRICE BOOK. 309

BRICKLAYER ( CO?ttinued)- >. d. BRICKLAYER (contilmed) - s. d.

Reduced stock brickwork laid dry m Extra to facings with Fareham red brick,
cesspools, wells, &c. . . Per rod s up. thin, rising five courses to the foot .. Per ft. sup. 0 8
Reduced brickwork of grizzles and lime Extra to facings with Staffordshire blue
mortar .. 290 0 pressed brick 0 5
Do. half grizzles and half stocks D0. of white glazed brick, equal
and do... " 3ro o quantity of heaGlers and stretc:hers 6
Do. all stocks and do. •. " 330 0 "
Do. · of Gault bricks and do ... 335 0 POINTING.
Reduced stock brickwork in Portlanrl.
cement .. 375 0 B rickwork coloured and drawn Per ft. sup. o
Do. do. in do. in underpinning .. ,, 415 0 Flat join t pointing in ash mortar, including
Reduced brickwork witb blue Stafford- scaffo ld, raking out decayed mortar,
shire bricks in ceme nt in piers 620 0 wash ing and staining brickwork. 0 3
Do. do . do. in cement .. 0 4
Half brick walls in mortar . . Per ft. sup. o 6 Do. do. do. to chimney shafts Gl 5
Do. in cement . . 0 7 Tuck pointing to old fronts and do. do. G
Do. do. including cutting away in C ut joint pointing to new work . . 0 2
existing wa ll and bonding new Tuck po in ting to do . 0 3
work into same 0 9 Raking out cement joints and pointing
Half brick dry areas in mortar, includ- with flat joint in white mortar 0 3
ing headers to balf brick space as Portland cement weathering " 0 4
requisite · 0 9 Lime-whiting one coat PP.r yd. sup. 0
One brick walls in mortar worked fair Do. two coats 0 2
both sides .. 0
Dinging .. .. .. 0 9
Extra only to building hollow wall with Portland cement rendering .. 2 3
cavity 2~in. in width, including
iron galvanised ties, one to every
ARCHES.
yard superficial 0 3
Extra only on rednced brickwork to do. in
DAMP COURSES. rough arches inverts an d vaultings (the
rough cut~ing s separately measured). Prr rod sup. IO 0
Damp course of tar, lime and sand .. Per ft. sup. 0 2
Half brick tnmmer and vault arches m
Do. do. of fibrous asphalte in slabs .. 0 2
cement Per ft. su p. 0 II
Do. do. of British asphalte ~in. thick 0 4 'Extra on ly upon brickwork to fair arches
Do. do. of two courses of stout slates of grey stocks, in half brick rings, se.t
in cement .. 0 6 and point~ d in cement to segmental
Do. do. of Seyssel asphalte ~in. thick 0 8 apertures. . .. . .. 2
Do . do. applied vertically .. .. I 0
Do. all as last but to circular ditto .. 5
Damp course of glazed earthenware 3in. Do. to fair arches of red brick in rings
thick .. .. .. .. .. 0 9 and set and pointed as before to
Pointing to edge of slate or asphalte damp segmental apertures . . .. 6
course Per ft. !in. 0 2
Do. all as last but to circular do. 8
Extra to axed arcbe5 in maim seco nds set
FACINGS. in cement, the joi nts raked out and
tuck pointed to segmental apertures .. 4
Extra only, beyond grey stock brickwork, Do. do. do. bui to circular apertures 6
to face built battering Per ft. sup. 0 Extra to fair axed arches in red brick
Do. to circular face .. 0 2 with Bath stone voussoirs introduced.
Do to internal fair face and struck " set in cement, the joints raked out and
joint for lime whiting 0 neatly pointed to match facings . to
Do. to facings with stocks selected segmental openings .. .. .. 6
from stack 0 o~ Do. all as last but to circular openings 9
Do. with picked stocks 0 I Extra to fair rubbed and gauged arches in
Do. with bright yellow stocks 0 2 best red rubbers and set in putty to
Do. with maim seconds 0 5 segmental apertures . . .. 2 9
Do. with best maims .. 0 7 Do. all as last but to circular do . 3 0
Do. with maim paviors 0 6 Do. do. but to elliptical or Gothic do 3 3
Do with ordinary red brick 0
oo'. with b est do. .. 0 3
Do. with best white Suffolks 0 LA BOUR ONLY.
5
Do. with best red do ... 0 5 Rough cutting to brickwork Per ft. sup. 0 2
Do. with Suffolk rubbers (not gaugect Do. do. circular 0 2~
work) .. .. .. .. .. 0 IO Fair cut splay in grey stock facing as
Do. with do. rubbed, gauged and set weathering .. .. .. .. 0 3
in putty 2 6 Level and prepare old walls for raising .. 0 I
Do. do. do. reduced to five courses Draw and tooch old wall jambs . . .. 0 3
to the foot .. .. .. ·· 2 9 Extra to forming jambs of doorway with
Extra to facings with Kent wire cut Gaul ts 0 3 straigl:.t joint for bricking up . . .. 0
Do. with b es t pressed ditto . . .. 0 4 Clean off soffit ol vaulting after removal of
Do. with best premed Loughborough " centering . . 0
red 0 5
Do. do. white do ... " 0 5 Rough cut squint quoin Per ft. !in. 0 3
Do. with Beart's perforated seconds .. " 0 2 Do. birdsmouth 0 3
Do. do. best . . 0 3 Fair cutting in grey stock facing 0 3
Do. do. solid handmade 0 3 Do. circular .. 0 4
Extra to tacings with Luton purple bricks 0 3 Do. in maim or red brick facing .• 0 ..
Do. with Fareh:i.m red brick . . .. 0 6 D.o. do. circular .. 0 6
 310 PRICE BOOK.
BRICKLAYER (continued)- s. d BRICKLAYER (continued)-
SUNDRY.
Labour to 2 in. cut and rubbed roll
angle to red brick arch, segmental .. Pe r ft. Jin, 0 3 Brick in cement riser, 3 in. high ..
Do. do. do . but circular .. 0 4 Iron bond No. IS gauge, I~ in. wide, and
'Coll angle, all as last but 3 in. diameter .. 0 1 tarred sanded and laid in walls
Points to groined arches in stocks 0 8 Lime and hair filleting
Do. do. in maims 0 IO Cement do.
Extra labour only in projec tin g courses as Extra to tumbling in courses to top of dry
chimney cap (\ areas
Fair cutting as I~ in. fluting 0 3 P lain tile front to air flues, I4 in. wide, and
Cut and rubbed splay 2} in. wide . . 0 3 set in cement
Cut and rubbed moulded course 3 in. high 0 4 Extra only to flush window sills in hard
Cut and moulded cornice 9 in. high stocks, 4~in. high, with chamfered edge
Do. do . on rake I 4 and set in cement
Extra to I~ in. diameter staff-beaded ang le Proper brick shoot to coal cellar, with
in white brick facin g .. 0 6 stone landing, rebated perforation,
Do. do. circular 0 8 illuminating coal plate, chain hook and
Extra to chamfered brick in internal facings fastening complete
to sill 0 4 BRICKNOGGING .
Fair chamfer 3 in. wide c 3
Extra labour cutting and building in cast Bricknogging with place bricks on edge
iron stancheon I I ft. long Per No. 3 6 in mortar (the quarters not deducted)
Fixing only iron corbels and making good Do. but with stocks do . do.
facing 0 6 Do. do . do . in cement
Building in iron plates and ends of rods . . 0 3 Do. with place bricks, flat in mortar
Perforations through 9 in. wall for pipe and " Do. but with stocks do. do.
make goJd facing:; .. .. .. 0 6 Do. do . do. in cement
Do. do. I4 in. wall and do. 0 9
Do. do. I8 in. wall and do. 0 COPINGS.
Building ~ n and making good to ends of r2 in. tile coping set in cement
iron 'oar .. 0 4 Hard brick on edge coping to 9 in. wall,
Do. of iron joists .. 0 3 and double tile creasing in cement ..
Do. large do. 0 6 Do. to I4 in. wall, and do .
Cut terminations in red brick, 9 in. x 9 in. Hard stock brick on edge coping to 9 in.
and 2t in. projection 6 wall, and salient course on each side,
Fair sin kings for rain pipes in brick strings 2} in . projection, all in cement
I8 in. high 0 6 Do. do. and do. but to 14. in.
Angles to 3 in. moulded courses 0 2 wall, and do. ao.
Stoppings to do. 0 1 Red brick on edge coping, and salient
Angles to 9 in. do. " 0 6 course, to 14 in. wall, all as above ..
Red brick on edge coping for I4 in . wall,
with double splayed brick, 4~ in. high,
LABOUR WITH CEMENT, ETC, and sett.ing and pointing in cement
FLUE WORK,
Chase form and parget Per ft . sup. o 6
Do. in old wall for new and do. o Stoneware fire-piping, 9 in. diameter
Pin up with s lates in cement to openings Do. do. I2 in . do.
' filled in . . o 4 Stoneware. unglazed circular fire-piping,
Io in, diameter, with socketed join ts
Rake out, wedge in I in., and point to roof jointed and set in fireclay, and building
flashings in cement Per ft. !in. 0
into brick wall, including rough cutting
Do. do. stepped 0 2
round same 2 0

Bedding wood sill in cement 0 I B uilding in only to chimney bars . . Per No. 0 4
Do. Jar .e do. '. 0 I~ Parget and core flues 6
Chase form and parget for p ipes 0 6 Rough render chimney backs 6
Cut and pin I in. slate in cement 0 2 Perforation through I8 in. wall for flue
Do. do. 2~ in. landing 0 2~ I4 in. x 9 in., and making good to
Do. do. 4 in. do . 0 4 new flue .. 0
Do. do. 5 in. do. 0 5 9 in. drain pipes, and setting as chimney pots 2 0
Chase form and parget in fair faced brick- " Redware round full -size chimney mou lds
work for wall pieces and making good 0 9 of approved pattern, and bedded antl
£launched in cement 3 6
Cut and pin ends of si lls, steps, treads, Rcdware do. 2 ft . high, and setting in
risers , winders, etc .. in cement Per No. 0 9 mortar 2 0
Wedge up window and door frames, bed Do. 3 ft. do. 0
in lime and hair, and point round in Do. 4 ft. do. 6" 0
cement 0 Do. 6 ft. do. 8 6
Do. do. large do. 6 lJo. 2 ft. high, and setting in
Do. do. Venetian do. " 2 0 cement .J 3 0
Cut and pin ends of handrai l, secured to D::i. 3 ft. do . 6 6
wood blocks and make good facings .• 0 Do. 4 ft. do. 8 0
Cutting out in old r8 in . wall for new Do. 6 ft. do. IO 6
opening 3 ft. x 7 ft., form reveal lor Terraco tta chimney pots, 2 ft. high, and
frame, and make good all round with set in cem ent 4 0
brickwork in cement, including to Do. 2 ft. 6 in. high, do. 5 0
tacingsonbothsides .. 2t o Do. 3 ft. o in. high, do. 7 0
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FITTINGS . MASON (continued) -

s. d.
Per No. o 9 Clean all down at completion.
9 in. x 3 in. air bricks, and building in
Glazed stoneware perforated air bricks, To be inclusive of all requisite moulds for working.
9 in. x 6 in., and bedding in walls where
directed, including aperture through BATH STONE.
wall, and covering to same I 0
Glazed stoneware kitchen sink, 2 ft. x Bath stone work is frequently priced out, stone and all labour
r ft. 5 in., and 3~ in. deep 9 0 of e.very kind in working and setting, and as an average of
Do. 4 ft. x 2 ft., and 5~ in. deep 25 0 ordmary church work, may be considered as approximately
Angular sink, 2 ft. each way, 3 in. deep . . 7 6 worth from 6s. od. to 7s. ad. per foot cube.
White glazed porcelain sink, 2 ft. x The Bath stone to be o_f the mo.st approved quality, and to be
r ft. 6 in., and 4~ io. deep I2 6 obtamed from the Box Hill quarnes, of the kind known as the
Do. 3 ft. x 2 ft., and do. 25 0 Ground Stone.
Do. 4 ft. x 2 ft., and do. 35 0
Housemaid's sink, 2 ft . 8 in. x r ft . 6 in., The cubic measurements to be inclusive of stone and all
and 9! in. deep . . .. .. .. 30 0 labour of every kind in sawing, working, hoisting, and setting,
Butler's wbite gJazP.d sink, r ft IO in. x also cramps, dowels, joints, plugs, &c.
r ft. 3 in. x 8! in. .. .. .• 26 0 Stone and labour as described in plain s. d.
Do. 2 ft. 1 iu. x r ft. 4 in. x ro in. 32 0 bands and bond stones. . .. . . Per ft. cube 6 o
Do. and do. in plain blackings, friezes,
SETTINGS ONLY. &c. .. .. .. .. .. 6 0
Materials and labour only in settings to Do . and do. in splayed weatherings
register stoves for openings up to 30 in. cover stones shaped angle stones and
wide PerNo. 7 o seatings for quoins 6 3
Elliptic or hob stoves rendered in cement Do. and do. in moulded work in
at sides 8 0 cornices, strings, corbels, dressmgs,&c. 7 0
30 in. open range, with oven and boiler .• 25 0 Do. and do. in bases to columns,
36 in. do. do. 30 0 circular moulded corbels, &c. 7 3
48 in. do. do. 40 0 Labour to throat Per ft. lin. 0 3
Close kitchener up to 48 jn., including Labour to groove for sill tongue .. 0 3
smith"s attendance 60 0 Labour to groove for 3 in . x ~in. iron
Do. do . up to 60 in . . . 80 0 band and running with asphalte 0 9
Do. do. up to 72 in . . . IIO 0
Setting only to 30 gallon tea boiler, in Mortices Per No. 0 2
proper firebrick work in cement, with Labour to plain sinkings 2~ in. x 1~ in.
flues, brick foundation, etc. , complete 100 0 in weatherings . . .. .• .• 0 4
Labour only to baluster profiles worked
Copper washing copper to hold IO gallons, by sinking face between same, the
and including setting in stock and balusters 9 in. wide, 2 in. deep, and
firebrick work in cement and fireclay, 3 ft . l:.igh.. .. .. .. .. 2 0
with flue furnace work door and Stone and labour as described in corbels
frame bars soot door and damper 60 0 9 in. on face, 15 in. long, 6 in. high,
Do. r8 gallons do. 80 0 and mould~d on face
IOO 0
3 0
Do. 24 do. do.
BRAMLEY FALL STONE.
WALLER.
Mortices Per No. o 6
Rough rubble stone walling .. Per yd. cube r6 6 Bases r ft. II in. x r ft. II. in. and 9 in. high,
Kent:sh rag stone walling .• 16 6 tooled to all faces and set io cement.. 20 0
Do. random coursed work 20 0 Do. do. 2 ft. 8 in. x 2 ft. 8 in. and
I2 in. high 50 0
Extra to Kentish rag facings in random
rubble with one bonder to every yard
sup., all good sound stones with neat PARK SPR.ING STONE .
cement joint Per yd . sup. 0 9 5 in. landing ruliibed one ~ide, and hoisting
Kentish rag wall r2 in. thick, finished fair and setting Per ft. sup. 3 3
both sides Per ft. sup. I 0
Do. do. but rubbed both sides and do. 3 5
Extra on rag facings to Gothic arches and
pointing . . •• .. .• ·O Joggle joint and lead to 5 in. landing .. Per ft. !in. l 4
Rough cutting to rakes and splays 0 3 Labour to sunk rebate 4 in . girt stopped .. 0 6
Do. do. circular .. " 0 6 Labour to 5 in. rubbed edge 0 6
Per ft . Jin. 0 Labour to moulded nosing 5 m . girt
Fair cutting in Kentish rag facing 4 part stopped
0 8 0
Do. circular
Roughly squaring quoin stones 0 6 2~ in. x 2~ in. riser with rubbed face and
fair both edges .. 0 6
End5 of treads cut pinned and made good 3 in. x 13~ in. treads in scan t ling lengths,
to in facings Per No. 6
with rubbed tops and front edges,
moulded nosings, fair jointed for risers
MASON. and set in cement 2 9
Do. do. but rubbed all round 3 ll
All stone to be free from vents flaws, sand holes, and other 4 in. x 5 in. doorsill , rubbed top fair
defects; to be set where requisite ~n its natural bed, to be i.n as jointed both edges and set in cement 5
large stones as are suitable, and can reasonably be obtamed, 4 in. X 9 in. do. do. and do. 2 6
and all to be bedded and jointed in cement. 4 in. x 14 in no . do . and do. 3 lI
Protect the stonework from damage or injurv, and case and 4 in. x 18 in . do . rlo. and do. 5 0
cover up the same during pr<'gress as may be necessary. 4 in. x 23 in. do. do. and do. 5 6
 312 PRICE BOOK
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MASON (continlled)- s. d. MASON (continued, - s. d.
4 in. x 9 in. capping, rubbed top fair both 5 in. x 14 in. do. ao. and do . . . Per ft. lin . 4 IO
edges, jointed in lengths and set in 6 in. x 3 in. solid riser with rubbed face
cement ) . . Per ft. Jin . 2 6 and tooled soffit and back 3
6 in. x 6 in. door step, rubbed top and 6 in. x 12 in. solid step, rubbed top and "
face weathered back jointed and set front edge and fair bed 5 0
in cement.. 2 6 6 in. x 14 in. do. with rubbed top and
6 in. x 14 in. do. do. and do ... 5 0 front edge and tooled soffit 5 IO
7 in. x 13~ in . solid lower step, rubbed top 10 in. x 10 in. area curb, rubbed all round
and front edge back jointed with and fair jointed .. 6 6
moulded nosing, fair bed and set in
cement Mortices for iron cogs, dowels, etc. Per No. 0 3
5 9 Do. and lead 0 4
Do. do. but in scant ling lengths and do. 6 0
7 in. x 17 in. solid bottom step, rubbed Do. and do. for newel 0 6
top front edges, circular on plan to fiat Dovetailed mort ices and filling in with
sweep rubbed and with moulded and including gutta percha and screws
nosings. fair bed and set in cement for fixing Joiner 's work to stone 0 9
scantling lengths 8 6 Galvan ised iron cramps, mortices and lead 6
Birdsmouth joint grooves. and running
Notchings Per ~o. o 3 with pebbles and cement 0 3
Mortices 0 3 1~ in. slate dowels and double mortices .. 0 8
Do. and lead 0 4 Nolchings in 2 in. slabs for chimney
Letting in bolt sockets and running with pieces 0 3
· lead 0 6 Stone and all labour as descr ibed in
Fair sinldngs 6 in. wide in angles of springers 9 in. wide 4~ in. on bed
landings for T iron be!lrers 0 6 15 in. high 3 6
Stone and all labour in working and
setting double shaped and rounded YORK STONE.
end stones for lower and bottom solid
steps, includ ing returned moulded 1! in. rubbed slabs and hearths .. Per ft . sup. I 6
nosings and fair jointed to steps, each 2 "in. do. do. 8
containing 3 ft. 9 in. cuE>e 30 0 2~ in. landing, tooled one side 3
3 in. self .fa;;ed core and bedding in cement
over iron girder, including coped edges 2
PORTLAND STONE 4 in. self-faced landing 9
Portland Stone is sometimes dealt with In a sim ilar manner 4· in. tooled one side landing I II
to Bath Stone, and valued at from IOs. od. to 12s. od. per foot 5 in. do. do. do ... 2 2
.1ube. It is better, however, to keep the stone and labour 5 in. do. both sides 2 4
•ieparate, measuring all labour as it appears on the surface, and 5 in. do. do. do. in scantling sizes 2 6
pricing distinct from the stone. 6 in. tooled sink 4 0
7 in . do. and dished 4~ in. deep .. 4 6
Port land stone, including hoisting and Large templates for every inch in thick-
setting . . .. .. .. Per f~. cube 6 3 ness 0 7
Do. in scantling lengths 6 9 Labour to groove Per ft. Jin 0 I
Plain beds and joints Per ft. sup. o Do. ~o back joint 0 2
Plain work rubbed . . 1 2 Do. to splay r in. wide part stopped 0 2
Sunk work rubJ.,ed 2 o Do. to 2~ in. tooled edge .. 0 2~
Moulded work rubbed 3 o Do. to 2~ in. fair joint 0 2
Do. to 4 in. tooled edge .. 0 4
Ashlar, 4 in. on the bed face finished Do. to 5 in. rough sunk edge 0 4
with tool stroke and setting .. 2 6 Do. to 5 in. fair joint 0 4~
Do. but with rubbed face and do. 2 8 Do. to 5 in. tooled edge . . 0 5
Do. do. 5 in. on bed and do. 3 0 Joggle joint and lead to' in. landing 5
Do. do. all as last but includ- Do. and do. to 5 in. do.
, ing bond stones, three to the yard 7
4 0
2 in. x 2 in. riser, tooled both sides fair
2 in. rubbed slabs and hearths I 6 edges 0
4 in. rubbed one side landing 5
3 0 2 in. x 3 in. do. and do. 0 6
4!J in. landing, with rubbed top and 2 in. x 4 in. do. and do. 0 7
tooled soffit 4 0 2~ in. x 3! in. do. do. and do . 0 6~
Do. do . but rubbed both sides .. 4 2 2! in. x 12 in. tread , tooled top and edge
5 in. landing with rubbed top and tooled jointed for riser and set in cement .. 6
soffit in scant ling lengths 4 3 3 in. x 4~ in. riser, tooled all round 0 7
! ,abour to back-joint Per ft. Jin. o 2 3 in. x r2 in. tread do. 2
Do. stopped sinking for rebate of 3 in. x r4 in. sill, tooled top and edges,
step o 4 weathered and set in cement .. 2 4
Do. rebate sunk for pavement light o 4 3 in. x 20 in. greatest width winding
Do. 4 in . rubbed edge .. .. o 5 treads, tooled as treads .. 3 0
Do. 4~ in. joggle joint and lead.. 1 6 4 in. x 9 in. threshold, tooled top fair both
Do. 5 in. Jair joint.. .. .. o 5 edges 9
Do 5 in. fair rubbed edge o 6 4 in. x r4 in. do. do. 2 II
4 in. x r 8 in . do. do. ,3 6
of in. x 14 in. criping, ruhbed weathered 4 in. x ro in. sills, tooled sunk weathered
throated both edges and fair jointed .. 4 0 throated and set in cement 2 0
4 in. x 18 in . do. do. .. .. .. 5 0 4 in. x r2 in. doorsill, tooled top and front
5 in. X 6 in. sills, rubbed sunk weathered edge weathered back-jointed and set
throated and set in cement 2 l in cement . . 2 6
5 in. x IO in, do. do. and do. . . 3 6 4 in. x 14 in. do. do. and do. 2 M
 PRICE BOOK. 313

MA SON (continucd) - s , d, CARPE NTER (co11tin11ed)- s. d.

4 i 11. x 14 in. sills, tooled s unk weathered Deal mould for invert to opening 3 ft. 9 in.
throated and set in cement Per ft. Jin. 2 6 Jong, 5 in. rise, for back of circular
6 in .x 9 in. step, tooled top and front edge 3 0 recess Per No. I 0
6 in. x 9 in. do. as last and back-jointed .. 3 0 Do. for semi-circular niche, 2 ft. 6 in.
L in. x I I in. step, tooled all ro und 3 6 diameter, including dome centering
6 in. x 12 in. do. tooled top and face and for spherical bead 6 0
back-jointed 3 8 Centre and invert fo r circular opening in
6 in. x 14 in. step, tooled top and front 18 in. wall, 8 ft. 3 in. external diameter
edge
7 in. x r2 in. solid bottom step, tooled top
and front edge weathered back-jointed
4 0 half-brick reveal, 9 ft. internal
diameter I~ brick reveal . IO 6

and set in cement 4 0 CUBIC ITEMS.

7 in. x 20 in. solid winding step, tooled
tltree faces, fair joinlled bed 7 IO Fir in lintels, wall and bond plates,
Mortices
Do. and lead
Per No. 0
0
3
4
ground j oists and sleepers
Do. do . circular
Do. in gi rder flitches .
Per ft. cube
.. 2
3 6
3 0
ti

Sinkings in 2~ in . pavings for gulleys

.
0 3 Do. framed in roofs, floors, and parti-
Notcb ..1gs of slabs for chimney pieces 0 3 tions 2
Do., in 2 ~ in. p aving for iron columns 9
3
.
0
Do. do. circular ff 3 9
Do., in do .. for rain pipes 0 3 Do. framed in roof trusses
Rounded corner to 6 in sink 3 6
3
Hole cut and rebated for grating I 2
.:S~t'ERPICIAL ITEMS.
3 in. tooled templates, 9 in. x 9 in . I 6
D o. 9 in. x 14 in. I 9 Planing to fir . . Per ft . sup. o o~
3 in. tooled dished stone, r 2 in. square 2 3 Square and plane do. 0
3 in. tooled sink stone, 2 ft . x 2 ft., each Deal rough bracketing 0 2
with rebated perforation for iron Asphalted roofing felt and nailing to
gulley 8 6 b oarding joints closely butted,
3 in. tool ed template, r4 in. x r4 in. 2 6 measured net .. Per sqre. sup. 9 0
Do. r4 in. x 36 in. 4 6 i/; in. deal rough sound boarding and
4 in . tooled corbels, r4 in. x 9 in., and double fillets (joists not deducted) 20 0
building in 2 4 i/; in . x 2! in . deal rough slate battening
6 in . tooled template, 9 in. x r4 in. 4 0 and nailing to gauge for Countess
Do. r4 in . x r4 in. 5 4 slating to a 3 in . lap 9 0
Do. r4. in . x r8 in. 7 3 r in. deal rough close boarding, edges shot 19 0
6 in . tooled base, 9 in. x r2 in., for iron Do. do . do. and proper furrings; 23 0
standard . . 4 0 rt in. deal rough floor, edges shot 35 0
6 in. plain rubbed bases, 9 in. x r4 in. ,
each with one mortice for cog 4 0 i/; in. deal rough eaves board Per ft. sup. 0 3
6 in . h ard bases, r8 in. x r8 in., tooled to r in. deal rough facia 0 6
a ll surfaces, and each with two Do. gutter board and framed bearers 0 8~
mortices for cogs of base plates of Do. valley board 0 6
columns .. 8 0 r~ in. deal rough p itching piece and spiking 0 5~
r 8 in. hard bases, 2 ft . 6 in. x 2 ft. 6 in., r~ in. do. do . framed hip .. 0 5~
tooled to all surfaces, and each base r~ in. deal wrought and chamfered spiked
to have four dovetailed mortices for pitching piece 0 6
o 2 in . deal rough hip and ridge 0 6~
bolts of plates j 'a
Do. wrought and framed ridge 0 7
Do. rough framed curb c 6
CARPENTER. Do. do. do. on skew 0 7
Do. rough ro unded ridge and hips •• 0 7
All wood to be well seasoned, free from sap, shakes, 1arge or Do. wrought and chamfered pitching
loose knots, and all other defects. piece and spiking .. .. .. 0 8
Timber to be Baltic yellow fir. P lanks, deals, and battens, Do. wrougbt,dovetailed, and bevelled
yello w Christiania. curb 0 8
Oak to be English.
RUNNING ITEMS.
Timbers to hold, when fixc.d, the scantlings of the full sizes
Labour to groove in deal Per ft. Jin. o~
..
0
specified.
Do. rough chamfer _. .. •• 0 o!
No outside slabs are to be used, nor any sapwood. Do. rough splayed edge to iJ in. board-
ing 0 o~
CENTERINGS. Do. do. to I in. do. 0 o~
s. d. Do. rough circular cutting in 2 in. 0 I~
Deal rough centering to vaults . . Per sqre. sup. 24 o Raking, cutting , and waste to iJ in boarding 0
Do. to segmental apertures Per ft. sup. o 3 Do. do. r in. do. 0
Do. to circular do. 0 4 Deal, rough plugging to ... all 0 I
Do. to trimmer arch~s, including furring Do. feath er edge springer 0 I
down to soflits . , 0 4 Do. tilting fillet ..
Turning piece to 4~ in. segmental soffit .. Fer ft.
Jin . 0 3 Do. skirting fi llet. .
0
0
I
I
Do. to semi-circular do. 0 4 Do. dovetailed bearers .. 0 I1
Groins measured on the line of the points 0 9 Deal, rough, stout herring bone strutting to
Extra to oinking in centering for key ston e Per No. 0 3 7 in. joists <.;
4
Deal mould for invert to opening 6 ft. wide Do. do. t 1 9 in. do. 0 5
in wall 2 ft . 3 in . thick .. 3 6 Do. do. to I I in. do. 0 6
 314 PRICE BOOK.

CARPENTER (cJntinued)- s. cl. JOINER (continued)- 5. d.

Deal, rough bracketing against wood, Proper door case Per ft. cube 5 6
flitches of iron girders for plaster Do. do. circular ll 0
cornice, I2 in. girt, including the
requisite lathing.. Per ft. lin. o 3
DEAL IN THICKNESSES,
Do. do. IS in. girt, and do. o 4
Do. do. 30 in. girt, and do. o g
~ in. rough !edged flaps hung folding Per ft. sup. >) 6
i in. deal, rough, grooved skirting grounds 0 !1 in. wrought one side plain linin gs 0 4
i in. x 21 in. deal, rough backings plugged Do. do. cross-tongued .. () 4}
to wall 0 Do. do. do. circular 0 9
I in. x 2 in. deal, rough spiked fillet 0 Do. do. do. and blackings
Do. do. circular and scribed 0 2 plug!:(ed to wall 0 7
I in. x sin. deal, rough facia 0 2~ i in. wrought both sides. matched and V-
I in. x 6 in. do. do. 3 jointed boarding, in half-board widths
0 0 4~
I} in. x I~ in. rough chamfered fillet as I in. wrought one side c 5
skirting . . .. 0 I~ Do. do. and blockings o st
1~ in. x 2! in. deal, rough spiked fillet 0 2 Do. do. and grooved grounds c 5~
2 in. deal, rebated drip 0 I Do. and cross-tongued linings 0 5~
l in. deal, rounded roll 0 2~ Do. and tongued soffit 0 6
Do. do. and staffbeaded do. 0 6
NUMBERS. Do. cross-tongued top and bearers,
glued and blocked 0 7
F'ixing only to iron screw bolts Per No. 0 2
I in . wrought both sides, matched and V-
Do. the heads let in flush 0 3 jointed boarding in half-board widths
Do. sets of wedges, keys and cotters 0 8 and backings 0 8
Sinkings in boarding for soldered clots .. 0
Do. do. and bearers ..
Labour to ends of 5 in. x I2 in. fir girder
0 8!
I in. wrought mitre clamped flap and
framed on splay . . 0 3 beaded frame 2
Halved and lapped joints on cant to 5 in. Il in. plain lining
x 4 in. 5
0 7~

....
0 Do. shelves, with strong bearers or
Do. do. do. to I2 in. x 6 in. 0 9 brackets .. 0 IO
Labour notching, I2 in. girt in 3 in . deal.. 0 3 Il in. wrought one side and framed I 0
Do. circular perforations, 6 in. Do. cross-tongued, and do. I o~
diameter, in I~ in. deal 0 3 Do. tongued, and rounded window board
Do. do. I2 in . do. 0 6 and bearere, including groO\-e in oak .. 0 8~
Do. shapingendsofhammerbeams Do. do. all as last, and cross-tongued " 0 9
• IO in. x 6 in. to pattern 2 6 I~ in. rough stacking boards and proper
Double felt seatings, cut to sizes, small 0 2 runners o;l 8~
Do. large 0 6 I~ in. wrought both sides 0 9~
Sets of deal rough blackings at back of " Do. and cross tongued .. 0 IO
mouldings I 0 Do. do. framed 0
Sets of deal dove tailed backings 6 Do. wrought one side, single rebated, and
Deal strong dovetailed boxes, I2 in. x r2 in , single beaded jamb linings 0 IO
as cesspools, including countersunk Do. double rebated, and twice beaded do. 0 IO~
hole for outlet 2 6 2 in. wrought one ~ide, and cross-tongued 0 IO
2 in. deal short rolls .. 0 3 Do. wrought both sides, filling in .. o ro~
2 in. deal short rebated drips 0 2 Do. do. and cross-tongued 0 II
2 in. fir rough cleats, 15 in. long 6 2! in. wrought both sides, and cross-
Extra to angle brackets to bracketing 47 in. tongued rail 0
girt 6 2~ in. wrought both sides , cross-tongued,
Ends of timbers bedded in shoes and hea':ls and clamoed shelf I I
in white lead 0 3 in. wrought h( '':sides, and cross-tongued 2~
Extra to trimming floor (joists 2~ in. x 6 in . )
for circular staircase.3 ft.6 in.diameter,
including blocking for circular well, RUNNING LABOURS IN DEAL.
forming margin to flooring, with
rounded nosing and sunk staff-beaded Labour to groove Per ft. Jin. o ol
apron lining 20 0 Do. throat o o!
Extra to trimming for, and forming in Do. small bead o o!
quarter partition, trapway 2 ft. x I ft. Do. rebate to form tongue . . .. o o~
6 in. for access to cistern, including Do. ' do. on splay, including
beaded linings, stop chamfered one groove in oak 0
panel trap, hinges and fastenings IO 0 Do . d:i. crossgrain in short
lengths 0 2
Do. i in . staftbead 0
JOINER. Do. I in . do. 0 I
The wood to be as before described. Do. rl in. do. o I
Do. rounded heel to 2 in. door 0 2
Thicknesses of Joiners' work are to be understood as the Do. hollow to correspond . . .. I 0 2
nominal thicknesses. Do. grooved and tongued angle to i in. 0 2
All glued joints are to be cross-tongued. Do. tongued and staffbeaded angle
to I in. 0 2
DEAL, CUBIC . Do. do. do. to 2 in. 0 2

W::ought framed and stop chamfered Per ft. cube 5 3 Memo.-Contractors having extensive machinery often price
Do. all as last, and rebated and labour such as the aforesaid very low, averaging perhaps ;ld.
beaded.. 5 9 per foot lineal or even less, taking one with another.
 PRICE BOOK. 315
JOINER (conti1111ed)- s . d. JOINER (co11tinued)- s. d.

RuNNING ARTICLES IN DEAL.

r! in. x 3 in. wrought tongued and rounded
nosing as window board, including
Wrought weather fillet Per ft. Jin. groove in oak Per ft . Jin. 0 4
0 2
Do. splayed closing fillet .. 0 2 r! in . x 4rr in. wrought one side tongued
Do. splayed throated weather rail .. linings 0 3~
0 3
Moulded glazing bead, including mitres .. r! in. x 6 in. wrought one side soffit, staff-
0 r! beaded both edges 0 5~
~in. x ! .in. w-roug?t chamfered fillet, and r:l: in. x 9 in. do. t!lo. and do. 0 7!!
benamg to radms .. .. .. 0 I r:l: in. x 9 in. wrought one side, and beaded
~ in. x 2t in. wrought fillet 0 rt bell board and blackings 0 71,
Do. do. and bending to radius 0 Ii r:l: in. x rr in. moulded skirting 0 II
! in. x 3 in. wrought fillet . . 0 Ii r:l: in . x rs in. sunk and moulded do. I 3
Do. do. and bending to radius 0 2 I~ in. x Ii in. rough chamfered fillet 0 2
! in . x 3 in. wrought plain stop .. 0 ri Do. and scribing to floor and wall 0 2~
1' in. x 4 in. square skirting .. 0 zrr Do. wrought do. 0 3
it in. proper grooved skirting grounds 0 rrr Ii in . x 2 in. wrought framed and twice
1/: in. x !/; in. wrought mitred panel bead, chamfered bearers 0 3
including mitres.. .. .. 0 I~ in . x 4 in. wrought all round and framed 0 4
11: in. x rt in. beaded capping 0 rrr in . x 5 in. wrought one side linings with
Do. sash bead 0 I cavetro to edges .. 0 5~
i in. x rt in. beaded capping .. 0 r± Irr in. x 6in. wrought double beaded capping 0 6~
11: in. x 2 rn. wrought beaded stop .. 0 2 Ii in. x 9 in . wrought one side and tongued
!/; in. wrought one side pipe casing , fixed linings 0 7!
with screws to and includrng r:j: in . 2 in. x 3 in. wrought, twice chamfered and
wrought, rebated, and beaded grounds, once grooved fillet .. 0 4
plugged to walls. . .. .. 0 2 in. x 9 in. wrought one side, staff-beaded
7
r in. x r~ in. beaded capping .. 0 2 and grooved facia 0 8~
r in. x 2 in. wrought one side stop 0 2 2rr in. x 4 in. wrought all round and framed 0 5
Do. circular, including notching and 3 in . x 3 in. wrought shifting bearers 0 3!
fitting over frame .. .. .. 0 Do. wrought all round and framed
3
r in. x 2 in. wrought one side, tongued legs and bearers .. 0 4
soffit, including groove.. .. .. 0 zi 3 in. x 4 in. wrought framed, once rebated
1 in. x 2rr in. beaded capping, and scribing and twice beaded o 6rr
to brickwork .. .. .. .. 0 3 . Do. do. do. twice rebated
: ; .~ ,. ~.: 3in. urrnn~_h.t nnP c;:.ldt=to h?.MPrl. lin1na :;i -~
and four times beaded . . .• ., 0 8
Do. wrought b0th sides 0 3~ in. x 5 in. wrought, framed, rebated,
3fr
Do. wrought one side, and staff- beaded and chamfered . . .• .. 0 9
beaded do. 0 3 4 in. x 4 in. wrought framed, rebated, and
r in. x 4 in. wrought one side, linings, and stop chamfered .• 0 8
scribing to brir.kwork .. 0 3
Do. as last, but circular both edges, MOULDINGS.
and scribing to arch 0 4 i1; in. x !/; in. deal cavetto Per ft . Jin. 0 o~
in. x 4 in. wrought one side, lining, ! in. x r in. bead 0 I
tongued, and staff-beaded, including !/;in. x I:l; in. do. 0 I;i
groove 0 3 r in. staff-bead 0
r in . x 4! in. wrought one side, and grooved Do. circular •. 0 2
grounds 0 3 r in. x I in. moulding 0 I
Do. wrought both sides, capping 0 3 r in. x 2rr in. do . 0 I:I;
r in. x 5 in. wrought one side, tongued lining 0 4 r in. x 3 in. do. 0 I~
Do. soffit tongued both edges, and I in . x·4! in. rounded nosing 0 2
blackings 0 4 I:l; in. x 3 in. do. do. 0 2
r in. x6 in. do. and staff-beaded facia 0 4:f rrr in. staff-bead, including mitres .. 0 I:I;
r in. x 7 in. do. do. 0 4rr Do. do. and bent circular . . .. 0 I~
r in. x 9 in. wrought .one side, staff-beaded Do. do. and bending to radius, and
linings 0 5 screwing with 3 in. screws 0 2
Do. ledge chamfered to edges 0 5 Irr in. x 3 in. moulding
Do. linings splayed both edges and
0 2:J:
2 in . x 5 in. do. 0
backings .. 0
4
5 2t in. x 2t in. cavetto, and scribing to
Do. do. chamfered skirtings brickwork 0
including grounds and backings, 5
plugged to walls 0 4! NUMBERED LABOURS IN DEAL.
Do. do. a~ last , but secured to
quarter partitions 0 4:!: Mitres to beads Per No . o c!
Do. do. torus do. " 0 5 Stoppings on splay to do. 0
Do. do. moulded do. 0 5rr Notchings in linings for ledges 0
:i: in. x ro in. wrought one side, beaded Rounded corners to r in . . . 0
casing and blocking 0 srr Grooved and tongued angles to I in. x 6 in. 0 5
r in. x I I in. wrought one side, beaded Do. and do. tor in x I2 in. 0 7
linings 0 5~ Grooved, tongued, and mitred angles to
Do. and cross-tongued staff-beaded I in. x 5 in . 0 4
both edges 0 6 Do. · do. a nd do . to I!in . x6 in . 0 6
1! in. x r:J; in. angle fille t o r:J; Do. do . and do. tor!in. xri in. J 8
r:J: in. x 2 in . wrought one side soffit, staff- Framed angles to I in. x 4~ in. grounds . . 0 3
beaded one edge 0 2 Circular perforat ions 6 in. diameter in I in. 0 2
rf in. x 3 in. rounded n osing
Do. circular on plan .. .. 0
Q
3
5
Do.
Do.
do .
do.
in r! ia.
in 2 in. 0
0 3
0
 316 PRICE BOOK.
JOINER (continued)- S. d. JOINER (continued)- s. d.
Scribings of soffits to iron columns Per No. 0 6 CASED WINDOW FRAMES AND SASHES.
Heading joints of circular frames, includ- Deal cased frames, with oak sunk weathered
ing oak keys and wedges 0 6 check throated sills, I in. deal outer
Seat holes cut and dished in r in ... 2 0
linings, Ii in. tongued pulley styles, fin.
Attend plumber to W. C . • . 2 6 sash beads, It in. wide.for and includ-
Do. to bath 3 6 ing Ii in. deal ovolo sashes in single
Do. to lavatory 2 0
squares, and single hung, with patent
Do. to sink 2 0
lines, brass-cased pulleys and iron
Housings of I in. x 9 in. skirtings .• 0 2
Tongued and mitred angles to do. 0 6
weights . . Per ft. sup. 3t
Do. all as last but double hung .. st
Do. do. do b ut with I2 light sashes 6t
Frames and sashes all as first described,
NUMBERED ITEMS IN DEAL. but the sashes 2 in. thick 7t
Paper box, combined with candle-bracket Per No. IO 0
Do. do. do. double hung 9t
Do. do . do. do. but in small
Beech towel-rollers and brackets .. 5
Do. turned cloak pins
Dresser, 7 ft. long and 7 ft. high, with Ii in.
0
0
6
squares, say 7 in. x 7 in. , with thick
astragal bars
Frames and sashes all as first described,
. 2 o~

cross-tongued pot-board, bearers, and but the sashes 2i in. thick, brass
riser, 4 in. square framed legs, 2 in. axle pulleys 2
clean deal cross-tongued top I ft. IO in. Frames and It ia . sashes as before but
wide, three dovetailed drawers, black
knob handles, framed and cut standards
with lead weights
Do. and 2 in. sashes and do.
.. I
5
9t
and top, with moulded architrave, Do. and 2i in. sashes and do. 2 3t
mitred round as cornice, three tiers of Circu lar head only to frame, and sash
plate shelves with grooves, beads nailed measured as square 3 6
on, large and small brass hooks fixed
on edge of shelves Continued and moulded horns to xt in.
Beaded strips, 3 in. x I in. and IO ft. long, sashes Per No. 0 2
plugged to wall for dish covers .. 2 0 Do. do. 2 in. sashes 0 3
Copper lid in two thicknesses, pegged to- Do. do. 2t in. sashes 0 4
gether, !edged, and with shaped handle 3 6
Small sliding 1oor, with runner and frame CASEMENTS.
plugged to wall for dustbin 3 0
Plate rack 3 ft. 6 in . x 3 ft . .. 20 0 Deal proper casement frames, with oak
Deal dustbin, 3 ft. 6 in. x 2 ft. x 3 ft. 6 in., sunk weathered and throated sills,
with slide cover, &c.
Deal moulded overdoors to design, 3 ft.
45 ° 2 in. deal moulded casements (no
ironmongery) Per ft. sup. 7
9 in. x rft. 6 in ... 15 0 Splay rebate and throat to lower rail Per ft. !in. 0 I~
Deal moulded cover fillet 0 2
Tongue and groove to hanging style 0 2
FLOORINGS. Deal fillets to form S joints to meeting
styles and screwing (both styles
JI in. best yellow deal prepared floor •• Per sqre. sup. I8 0 measured) 0 4
I in. do. do. r.9 0
It in. do. do. 23 0
r in. best yellow batten prepared straight DOORS.
joint flooring with splayed headings .. 25 0 i in. deal tongued, beaded, and !edged doors Per ft. sup. 0 IO
It in. do. do. 3I 0
I in. do. do. do. 0 II
Do. do. as last and ploughed and Ii in . do. do. do. 0
to;:;gued with hoop iron . . 39 0
It iu. do. do. do. ,,
Ii in. vellow deal rough warehouse floor, Do. do. as last and braced 3
edges shot .. ., .. .. 33 0
Do. do . do. and hung folding 4
2 in. do. do . 40 0
rt in. skeleton framed, !edged, and braced
It in. batten flooring as described includ- door, covered on one side with I in.
ing bearers in openings Per ft . sup. 0 6 tongued and beaded boarding, fixed
upright in half-board widths .. 4
Glued and mitred border to Ii in. 2 in. do do. 9
floor Per ft. lin. 0 2 2~ in. skeleton framed, !edged, and braced
. folding doors, filled in with I in.
Extra to forming sinking for mat 3 ft . X tongued and V-jointed boarding,
2 ft. Per No. 5 0 fixed upright in narrow widths 2 6
I;J; in. square framed one panel door I 0
Do. moulded and square door ..
LIGHTS. It in. two panel square framed door 0 II
Do. four panel do. . . .. ·· c
Ii'r in. deal ovolo fixed light.. Per ft. sup. o Bi Do. two panel bead flush and square
2 ·i.n. do . do. 0 9i Do. four panel do. . . .. ·· 2
2i in. do. do. 0 IIi Do. two panel moulded both sides I 2
Do. do. and hung on butt hinges .. 0 Do. four panel do. . . .. ·· 3
2i in . deal ovolo moulded and rebated 2 in. two panel square framed door
fixed sash with deep bottom rail, Do. four panel do. . . .. .. 2
including stout zinc rebated sash bars Do. two panel bead flush and square I 3
and rims secured to the wood to form Do. four panel do. do . . . I 4
pattern lights, with margins, circles, Do. two pan~! moulded both sides door 4
etc., to pattern • • ' i! 4 Do. four panel do •• 5
 PRICE BO OK. 317

J OINER (contillued)- s. d. J o INER (continued)- s. d.

in. four panel stop chamfered both sides
2 5 in. x 5 in. framed and maulded newel .. Per ft. Jin . 2
doors, V-jointed panels.. Per ft . sup. 3 6 in. x 6 in. framed, moulded. and panelled
Do. all as last, but the upper panels newel .. 2 0
with diminished styles prepared for I in. x I in. square ba r baluster 0 2
glass 4 r! in. x 1! in. do. 0 3
Do. folding doors in four folds the set, 2 in. x 2 in. do. 0 4
each leaf in two panels, stop chamfered H ousing and wedging ends of steps into
both sides, V-jointed panels . . .. I 4 string Per No. o 4
2f in folding doors, each leaf in two panels, Do. do. of winders 0 6
lower do. bead flush and stop cham- Do. do. of steps with moulded
fered, upper do . sashed with diminished nosings 0 6
styles I 7 Do. do. of winders do. 0 8
2~ in. do. each leaf in three panels, the
Do. do. of do. with cireular
framing of plank and half plank ends ..
widths, four panel bolection moulded
0 9
Returned moulded nosings to ends of steps,
oo one side bead ,fl usb t he other, I! in. including mitres .. .. ..
thick, two upper panels with mould-
a 9
Do. do. circular on plan .. 2
ings for glass 2 0 Scroll brackets mitred to risers I 0
Do. circular on plan · 2 3
FIXED PANELLINGS. Dove-tailed siokings for balusters .. 0 2
Proper curtail step and riser •. IO 0
I~ in. deal, wrong-ht one side, double MitrPd and turned caps to handrails 2 0
rebated and twice beaded ja mu and Handrail j oi nt screws I 0
soffit linings, framed in five panels the Turnings to newels, from 0
sP.t, the panels stop chamfered and Turned pendant drops 0 6
V-jointed . . Per ft. su p. Turnings to It in . balusters 0 4
Do. do. all as last, but in six panels Do. to 2 m. do. 0 6
the set 2
2 in. deal, wn:iug:ht b oth sides, ·squar1>
CUBA MAHOGANY.
framed, panelled partition , two panels
in height . . .. .. I To include French polishing.
Do. do. moulded both sides 3 I in. wrought one side, cross-tongued seat
Do . d o. do. three panels in height 5 and riEer . . Per ft. sup. 2 4
Do. d o. do. do. with raised 1 in. wrought mitre clamped flap, and
mouldings 6 beaded frame
2 in . squa re framed sash partition, three 2 7
1~ in. wrought one side, and moulded,
panels high I 5 panelled enclosure for bath 6 0
Do. rimmed shaped bath top (the void
STAIRCASES. not deducted) 4 0
Labour to groove Per ft . Jin. 0
1 in. clean deal treads, with rounded Do. rebate 0
nosings, I in. tongued risers, glued, Do. small rounded angle 0
blocked , and bracketed on strong fir D .:i. rounded nosing to 1 in. 0 2
carriages . . Per ft . sup. I Do. I in. staff-bead and double quirk,
Do. do. in cross-tongued winders, with tongued angle
measured net 0 4
3
Il in. treads, with moulded uosings, I in. ~in. x 4. in. w~ought one side square s~irt­
tongued risers, carriages as before .. 5 ing, mcludmg grounds and backmgs
Do. do. in cross-tongued winders, pli.:gged to walls. . .. 0 9
measured net 7 4~ in . x 4 in . moulded handrail 2 ~

I! in. deal plain wall string Per ft. !in . 0

Tongued and mitred angles to skirting. Per No. 0 2
I! in . do. rlo. do . Rounded corners in! in. . . .. 0
3 Dished perforations In I in., for W.C.
2" in. do. do. do . 6 2 3
It in . do., outer string, tramed, rebated, Do. for handles .. I 9
Extra to preparing sets of W.C. fittings to "
sunk, and beaded
1~ in. do.
2 in . do .
do.
do.
do.
..

do. . .
.• ..

2
4
8
3
shift
Extra to forming small door in l~ in.
.. 2 9
framing, for access to bath cocks .. 5 0
Memo . - String boards are generally H ousings of handrail
assumed to be I2 ii:. wicle. 2 3
Extra to hinging same, wit h brass back
Deal moulde<l handrail under 8 in. of flaps 2 6
sectional area 0 Set of bath cradling .. " 7 6
Do. do. ramped 2 3
Do. d o. wreathed •. 4 0
Deal moulded handrail under I2 in. of OAK.

sectional area ! 6
-kin. x ~·in. wainscot wrought panel head,
Po. do. ramped 3 3 including mitres .. Per ft . !in. 0 3
Do. do. wreathed . . 6 0
Extra to grooving for and fitting to iron r in . x 6 in. bookboard, wrought all round,
core ,, and with moulded bead on each edge El
0 2
4 in. x 4! in. wrought threshold .. I 2
3 in. x 3 in. deal framed and stop cham-
fered newel 5 in. x 4 in., all a s las t, and beaded I 6
0 8
3~ in. x 3! in. deal framed newel.. 0 9 1! in . rou i.?h cleats, 6 in . x 6 in. . . Per No 0 5
Do. as 1ast, and chamfered .. 0 10 Do. ' 9 in. x g.in.
4 in . x 4 in. octagonal newel ., () Do . 10 in. ,, · • in . .• ~ ~
 318 PRICE BOOK.

IRONMONGER. SLATER AND SLATE MABON.

Best Penrbyn " Ladies' " slating, laid to a s. d.
To include all requisite screws, nails, and fixing. 2t in. lap, and nailed with two zinc
nails to e•ch slate .. Per sqre. sup. 32 6
Brass work to be fixed with brass screws. Do. as last but to a 3 in. hp 34 o
s. d. Do. do . but with copper nails 36 o
in. cast iron butts Slating as first described, but " Countess" 36 o
2 Per pair I 4
Do. as last, but to a 3 in. lap . . .. 37 6
3 in. do. do. 8
Do. do. but with copper nails . . 40 o
3i in. do . do. IO
Slating as first described, but " Duchess " 37 o
4 in. do. do . 2 0
Do. as last, but to 3 in. lap . . 38 o
r8 in. strong cross garnets 3 3 Do. do. but with copper nails 4r o
24 in. do. do. 4 0
2t in. brass butts I 9 Leave slating clean and perfect at comple-
tion of works I 0
Strong iron sash centres 0 8 tin. Welsh slate slab, sawn out to sizes,
3 in. brass sash lifts . , 2 0 quarry planed and fixed, from Pe".' ft. sup. 0 II
Brass sash handles .. 9 !f in. do. do. do. I 2
r in. do . do. do. •,, 5
Single action spring hinges for 2 in. doors, rt,- in. do . do. do. " 8
with top centres, and fully charged, rt in. do. do. do. " 2 0
with oil .. Per No. 40 0 Do. as last but rubbed both faces 2 3
Do. do . but double action . . 45 0 Labour to groove r in. wide Per ft. lin. o 3
3 in. brass lever mortice dead lock 12 0 Do. rounded nosing, from o 2
4 in . cupboard lock .. 2 6 Extra course of slates and cement fillet to
6 in. strong rebated mortice lock, strong verge .. .. .. o 5
brass furniture on both sides .. II 0 Close cut and mitred hip, bedded in oil
6 in. best mortice two-bolt lever lock, and cement o 6
wainscot oak bold lock furniture both
sides.. . . .. .. .. Patent slate ridge and hip, 2 in. roll only o 6
14 0
6 in. do. all as last but rebated . . " 15 0 Do.
Do.
do .
do.
2t in. do...
3 in. do. . .
••
..
..
.•
o
o IO
8
6 in. iron rim two-bolt knob lock, rounded
edges, oak furniture IO 0
Do. do. 2 in. roll and 6 in. wings o ro
7 in. do. all as last .. .. II 0 Do. do. 2t in. roll and 7 in. wings r 2
7 in. stock dead lock, brass wards .. 12 0
Do. do. 3 in. roll and do. •• 6
4 in. iron neck bolt 0 6 Do. do. as last and ~v!~~ with
6 in, do ... white lead and copper screws.. r IO
0 9 8 in. x 3 in. rubbed channel 3 o
12 in. iron rod bolt I 0
rs in. do... 6 Labour, hole cut and dished for grate Per No. 2 o
24 in. monkey-tailed bolt " 4 6 Do. quadrant corner to r in. slate .• o
Bolt socket and leading in . . .. 0 Make good slating to pipe passing through
12 in. brass flush bolt, plate !f in . wide 2 3 roof 2 6
24 in. do. do... .. .. 5 6
Brass sash fastenings for 2 in. sashes 3 0
Wrought iron flush rings TILER,
3
Norfolk thumb latches ,, 2 0
Plaiu tiling showing on the face 4 in. on
J a panned iron plate buttons 0 2 double fir laths and wrought iron
Brass do. 0 3 nails .. Per sqre. sup. 43 o
r in. brass knobs 0 3 Do. do. showing 3! in. . . 50 o
9 in. japanned iron casement stays with Do. do. showing 3 in, 57 o
hooks and plates 2 0
Do. do. as last, but with oak laths 60 o
Brass cabin hook with plate and p lugging ,, 2 0
Old pan tiling strippe?, new lath~d, and
Do. door catch and letting into floor 2 0 re-tiled dry, allowmg 20 new tiles to a
Do. plain door handle 6 in. long in square ::u 0
the grip, and with solid brass back Do. do. allowing IOO new tiles to
plate combined . . '.. 2 9 a square . . .. .. 29 0
Do. drop umbrella holder with plates New pan tiling laid dry to a rn in . gauge 25 6
~ud screwing, shifting rain pan and
Flats of two courses of plain tiles, bedded
sockets 4 0 in Portland cement 45 0
Japanned iron barrel c:loor chain . . . . .. 2 0
Do. three courses do. 65 0
Wainscot oak long finger plate, mcludrn g
Per ft. Jin. 4
French polishing ..
Do. narrow for diminishe:l styles
..
"
I
2
9
6
Cutting and waste in plain tiling
Do. do'. circular ..
Double course of tiling at eaves . . . . · ·
.. 0
0
0
5
4
Stro·ilg lin es, hooks, arms, and pulleys, for Do. plain tile heading, and pomtmg
opening and closing lights and plugs in cement to verge.. .. ·· 0 4
in walls .. Per set 6 0
Hip tiles purpose made, to tit rake o~ roof,
Double do. and do. and bonded in with the other tllmg .. 6
7 0
6
Do. 34 feet from floor .. IO 0 Valley tiles do. do. do. ·· I

Iron French casement bolts , !f in. rod to Red ridge tiling . I 4

shoot up and down for folding case. Do. bedded in lime and hair. and
men ts 6 ft. 6 in. high jointeri and pointed in cement 9
7 6
Tile finials, P.C., 7s. 6d. each •. Per No. 8 6
Card frames .. Per doz. 7 0
Wrought iron ornamental hip hooks 1 6
rt in. brass dresser hooks 2 0 Memo.-For illustration of roof floor and wall tiles of various
Galvanised me<t books 3 0 descrif>tions, refer to Section A of the COMPENDIUM.
 PRICE BOOK. 319
- - - - - - - - - - - -- - ··-- --·- .
FOUNDER AND SMITH. FOUNDER & SMITH (continzted)- s. d.
CAST IRON.
Circular staircase, 3 ft. 6 in. diameter, with
base plate screwed to wood and centre
All to be the best grey metal, cast at such foundry as the rod; also steps, landings, newels,
architect may approve. balusters, handrails, &c., in the usual
way complete Per ft. of rise 21 0
All castings inclusive of the requisite patterns.
To include also proving any of the ironwork that the archite~t
t in. x I ~n. saddle bars . . . .. Per ft . lin. 0 5
r in. x I rn . stancheoos to wmdows 0 9
may so require; also all hoisting. I in . gas tubing as handrail, including
s. d. screw joints, forged ramps and hand-
Metal in plain corbels, shoes and heads .. Per cwt. 1G o rail brackets securely screwed 6
Do. in hollow columns, with base
and cap plates, cogs, neckings, an:l Forged ends to do. ,. Per No. 6
moulded caps .. 12 0 Drillings in ! in. rolled iron 0 It
Do. in heavy area gratings 14 0 D..i. in t in. do 0 2
Do. in light do. . . .. 20 0 Do. in i in. do. 0 3
Do. in moulded cantilevers I8 0 C utting and fitting ends of 6 in. x 12 in.
Do. in sash weights IO 0 rolled iron joists to sides of similar do. 3 6
Ends oft in. rod, forged. drilled, counter-
) in. diam eter round rain pipe, including sunk, and screwed .. .. .. 0 9
nails and plugs . . . . . . Per ft. lir.. 0 6 Do. of i in. do. do . . • I 0
4l in. x 4 in. square ram p1oe, mcludmg Forging ends of 3 in. x tin. strap to pattern 0 8
bands, ears, plugs and nails . . . .. 8 Tapping ends oft in. rod 0 2
4l in. x 4 in. mo~lded eaves ~~ttermg, Do. It in. do. 0 3
! in. thick, with socket 3omts put Do. 1t in. do. 0 4
.., together with red lead and oil cement, Bossed ends to handrail I 0
and screwing to facia . . I IO
6 in . x 4l in. do. and all as last 2 2 Dowels and white lead bed .. 0 2
Galvanised wire bird gratings 2 0
3 in. swan-neck, 4l in. projection... . Per No. 6 tin. screw bolts, average I2 in. long with
Extra to plinth bends to 41 x 4 m . pipe .. 5 6 nuts, heads, and washers 0 6
Flat back moulded heads IO 0
tin. do. do . 0 7
Extra to junction for 3 in. round pipe 3 6 I~ . ~. ~ 8
Stopped ends to 4tin. x 4 in. guttering .. " 2 0
~ in.x 3 in. coach screws, including drilling
0

Angles to do. 4 0
and tapping .. .. .. .. 6
Outlets cast on " 5 0
Strong L irons, 18 in. x I2 in., with angle
0

Stopped ends to 6 in .. x 4l in. do. " 2 3 webs and screwing 6 0

Outlets cast on 5 6
Holes cast in and cleaned out through
r! in. metal for bolts 0 3
Ornamental window stancheon heads with
leaves riveted on at sides
Forged eyes in saddle bars for I in. x I in.
. 7 6
Do. through Il in. 0 4 stancheon I 0
Illuminating lens coal .Plate 16in ._d iamet~r,
with protecting nng for pavmg, cham Memo.-For stoves, grates, open and close fire-ranges,
hasp and stapl~ . : .. . .. . '- I 0 lritcheners, slow combustion and ventilating grates, chimney
Hit and miss venulatmg grating, I2 m. x pieces, stable fittings, and iron fireproof doors and frames , refer
6 in., and letting into wood 4 0 to advertisements in the COMPENDIUM, where numerous examples
Wall scraper .. ·· ·• ·· 8 0 and prices will be found .
Bold standard scraper t!.> be sele~ted, a~d
1 Jetting into stone and runnmg with
lead .• 12 0
Plain newel 3 ft. long, with long screw nut
and plate •. IO 0
I5 0
PAYIOR.
Plain ornamental do. do . . .
Ornamental fo•:.rways finial, 6 ft. 6 in. high Paving of hard grey stocks, la id flat in sand
above c'.one, of design to be selected, and join tec1 Per yd. sup. 2 II
and ·r;ith long rod let into stone and Do. do. in mortar
rur, with lead 70 0 3 8
Do. do. in cement 4 !I
Air brick, 9 in. x 6 in., and setting in walls Paving as last, but laid on ed.ge in sand
and lorming channels . . .. .• 0 4 2
Do. • do. m mortar 4 II
Do. do. in cement 5 8
WROUGHT IRON . Paving ofmalm paviors, laid_flat in sand . . 4 7
Do. do. m mortar .. 5 9
The wrought and rolled iron to be of the toughest and best Do. do. in cement 6 9
quality. Paving as last, but laid on e~ge in sanri . . 6 0
Do. do. m mortar . . 6 9
Metal in rolled iron joists . . Per cwt. 14 6 Do. do. in cement
I6 0 7 9
Do. in rolled steel do. . Paving of Suffolk white bricks, laid fl at in
Do . in iron chimney and beanng
bars cambered a nd caulked ·· 21 0
mortar
Do. do. in cement ..
. 7
7
0
9
Do. in fishing and forged angle plates 25 0
Paving as last, but laid on edge in mortar IO 0
Do. in rods, plates, heads, nuts, Do. do. m cement .. ,, IO 9
washers, and forged straps .. 27 0 Do. do. rubbed and faced
Do. in half round handrails and to close joints 12 5
round and square t wisted baluster, II
Dutch clinker paving . 9
including forging to ramps and 14 0
framing together Adamantine <:linker pavin g . .
Do. do. bevelled 15 0
Do. in galvanised water bar and
bedding in white lead Do, [19. !;i.id herring bone Lf 6
 320 PRICE BOOK.

PA VIOR (continusd)- s. d. PLUMBER (co11:tinited)- s. d.

Staffordshire blue building brick paving, SANITARY .
laid fiat and jointed in cement .. Per yd. sup. 6
Do. do.
Do. paving bricks, laid fiat..
on edge

Do. stable bricks, grooved and laid on edge

10
7
' 6
6
6
Water services to be in accordance with the requirements of
the Water Company.
Milled lead and labour in cisterns, safes and
7
sinks Per cwt. 29 o
Tar paving, 21 in. thick, finished with a
dressing of Derbyshire spar rolled in 2 3 Close copper nai!ing . . Per ft . li il. o 3
Do. 3 in. thick do. 2 6 Soldered ang le 9 0
Do. 4 in. thick do. 3 6
Asphalte paving according to thickness, the Lead pipes to be inclusive of all joints in the length of same,
quantity required, and the firm em· and tacks where required. Lead pipes to be inclus ive of bends
ployed, from when the pipe is r1 in. or lP,ss; above that size, bends are to be
4 6 separately measured.
Granite pitching, laid in sand and grouted
in cement 15 0
1 in . light leadpipe (3 lb. per yd.) Per ft. Jin.
~ in. do. (6 lb. do . )
r in . do. (8 lb. do. )
2 in. York stone tooled paving, laid in r;J; in. do. (12 lb. do. ) I 4
straight courses, and jointed in cement Per ft. sup. I 0 11 in. do. (16 lb. do. ) I 8
21 in. do. do. 2 in . do. (2r lb. do. ) 2 2
3 in. do. do. ~
21 in. do (25 lb. do. ) 2 7
Do. do . as last, but rubbed
5
1 in. strong lead pipe (6 lb . do. ) 0 9
fi n. do. (glb. do. ) o rrt
2 in. Portland stone paving, rubbed and
l in. do. (12 lb. do. ) I 4
laid in straight courses in cement rtin. do . (16lb. do. )
2 2 l 8
21 in. do. do. 2 4 l~ in. do. (21 .lb. do. ) 2
3 in. do. do. 2 6 2 in. do. (28 lb . do. ) 3 0
gin., ro in, and 12 in. paving tiles, a nd 21 in. do. (36 lb. do . J 3 6
laying in sand Per yd. sup. 5 o 4 in. cast iron strong soil pipe. including
Do. do. in mortar 6 0 nails and plugs, joints caulked in red
Do. do. in cement 7 0 lead and oil cement 2 6
Staffordshire 6 in. red and buff tile paving,
bedded and pointed in cement, in- Extra on bends in 2 in. lead pipes Per No. l 5
cluding cement ground . . 6 6 Do. 2tin. do. I 8
Encaustic ti le paving P. C., ro/- per yd., 1 in . soldered stopped ends 0 8
and laying, including gro und . . .• 15 0 ~ in. do. 0 IO
Package and carriage only . . 3 0 I in. do. I 0
Laying tiles to pattern in cement 4 0 ! in. soldered branch joints .. I 3
i in. do. .. l 7
l in. do. 2 0
PLUMBER. 11 in. co. 2 6
2 in . no. 3 0
To include all lead and labour, straps, tacks, wall hooks, solder
and fixings, &c., for properly completing the work. Lead collars for unions 0 4
Cast iron valve box and cover 7 0
All sheet lead to be milled. Conical cap to 2 in. pipe 3 6
All the roof flashings to be well turned into the brickwork, and 21 in. to l in. lead cones and soldering 3 0
all the leadwork to be properly dressed. 31 in . to 2 in. do. do. 4 0
30 in. len~th of l in. iron perforated pipe,
including one capped end, r in. brass
STRUCTURAL. screw union for iron, and soldered
Milled lead and labour in seatings, cut to joint to lead pipe 20 0
sizes 30 in. length of 41 in . swanneck bent
Per cwt. 13 o
Do. do . and laying in gutters socket pipe out of 7 lb. lead, one
and flats .. end connected with iron gutter outlet,
26 6 the other turned into R.W. head
Do. do. in flashings 27 0
I2 0
36 in. length of 41 in. bent soil pipe out of
Lead dressed as cornices over deal moulded cores or other- 7 lb. lead, one end jointed to lead trap,
wise , involving additional labour, taJ b e charged the extra labour the other to iron down pipe . . 20 0
as per time expended. 4 in . patent cast lead P trap, including
jointing to W.C. basin :rnd soil pipe .. 18 0
Single welt Per ft. Jin. 0 2 Lead lavatory D trap, with brass cleaning
Double do. .. .. 0 3 screw, 11 in. inlet and outlet pipes, 2 in.
C lose copper nailing . . .. .. .. 0 3 screw cap and soldered joints .. r4 o
BurI!-ing in edge of lead, including groove
m Bath stone .. .. 0 2
t in. brass screw union for lead pipe 3 0
Labour cut edge, 6 in. deep in 6 lb. lead 0 6 i in. do. do. 4 3
Do. do. 12 in . deep .. 0 9 1:f in . do. do. 7 3
l~ in . brass washer and union for slate,
Bossed ends to rolls .. Per No. 0 6 with plug and length of brass cham 9 0
Soldered dots and screws 6 Brass washer and cementing in with do. 7 0
4 in. bossed angles 0 6 21 in. brass gra te and soldering in r 6
6 in. do. 0 8 3 m. do. and cementing in I 9
g ii;i . do. r o 3! in. brass screwed grate and frame, and
12 m. do . 4 leading into stone
I 2 3
Extra labour and solder in sunk cesspools 2 6 Copper draught flap for l in. lead pipe,
Copper wire balloon gratings for rain water and soldering .. 6
heads 3 0 Do. for r;i in. do. and do ... I 9
 PRICE BOOK. 321

PLUMBER (contintted) - s. d, PLASTERER (continued)- s. d,

tin. brass fall-down lever basin cock, with EXTE RNAL WORK.
sc rew boss and soldered joint .. Per No. 9 o Render and rough cast on brick with
!/: in. gun metal fll ll way high pressure Dorking lime Per yd. sup. 15
valve, including soldered joints IO 0 Do. floated, and do , I IO
!/: in. high pressure valve ball cocks, with Do. as last, but trowelled on lath 3 0
sere w bosses copper balls,and soldered
joints 8 0 Moulded work Per ft. sup . 0
!/: in. brass screw-down bib cocks, with Arris Per ft . lin. 0 I~
screw bosses and joints 7 6
!/: in . brass screw-down stop-cocks with
soldered joints .. 9 0 INTERNAL WORK.

Rough render ~ne coat on brick Per yd . sup. o g

Mrn10.-Refer to Section M of CCJMPENDIUM (San itary Rencer one coat and set 0
Manufactures), where numerous descriptions and quotations will Render, float and set..
be fol)nd for lavatory, sink, bath, W.C., and other Iittings, earth 4
Do. do. circular 7
and trough closets, latrines, water-waste preventers, urinals, Lathing only . •
tanks , Bush tanks, pumps, etc.
0 9
Lath olaster, one coat and set I 7
Lath plaster, float and set partitions I II
Do . do. ceilings . . 2 0
Do. do. and finished bastard s tucco 2 3
ZINC WORKER. Do . do. and finish ed trowelled
stucco, smooth for paint 2 4
The zinc to be Vieille Montagne of best quality, and laid with- Extra to gauging with plaster each coat . . 0 3
out solder in the most approved manner . . Do. with cement .. " 0 3
Do. setting with gauged putty . • 0 3~
Lath plaster, float, set , flewing to soffits of
Vieille Montagne zinc as described, No. r3 stairs
zinc gauge, r6 oz. per ft. sup., as s. cl . 3 0
covering to trap door . . Per ft . sup. 0 8 Plain p laster moulding above 6 in. girt Per ft. sup. o
Do. No. r5 gauge, 2r!/: oz., measured Do. do. on lath I
net over surface of flats, and add for Plain plaster quirk ..
requisite turnings and laying .. Per ft. !in. o o!
0 9 Do. c ircular o o~
Zinc nailing . . Per ft. li n. 0 I Plain plaster moulding, 6 in . girt and undrr
Proper roll cap o 2t per inch of girth .. o rt
1~ in. plaster staffbead and double quirk ... 0 3
3 in. half round eaves guttering 0 5 1 in. stucco staffbead and do. .. ..
4 in. do. do. 0 6~ 0 3
Stucco reveal 4t in. wide on brick,
3 in. ogee do. 0 6 including 1 10. staffbead and double
4 in. do. do. 0 8 quirk 0 5
in. round rain pipe .• Do. but to IO in. reveal, the staff-
2 0 6 bead rt in.
2t in. . do. 0 8~
0 6~ Do. do . circular ..
3 in. do. O II
0 7 "
4 in. do. 0 9~ Make good plastering round roof corbels Per No. 0 6
Do. do. to chimney pieces 0
Bossed ends to caps Per No. 0 I~
Secret tacks 0 2
Bossed and soldered angles under 4 in. KEEN E 'S CEME N T .
high 0 4
Ordinary quality, including Portland cement groun d.
3 in. octagon rain water heads ,, 5 6
4 in. do. do. 6 6 Trowelled plain face on brick Per yd. sup. 2 6
3 in. shoes I 6 Do. on lath and a-half 3 3
4 in . do . 2 4 Do. as first in pan els . . Per ft. sup. 0 4~
Do. do. on lath 0 5
Arris Per ft. lin. 0 I
BELL HANGER. Do. rounded 0 2
Angle s in. girt, and slightly chamfered
arr is 3~
Ordinary house bells with c~anks , c?pper 0

wire, brass plate spring carnages, Moulding 3 in. girt and under 0 5~
&c., from . . Per bell r4 o Do. 6 in. girt. per inch of girth 0 2
Electric bells, do. 25 0 Skirting g in. high with mouldin g 3 in. girt 0 7
Pneumatic bells, do. 25 0
Mitred angles to do.. . Per No. 0 7
Stopped ends .. 0 4
P AR !AN C E MENT .
PLJl.BTERER.
IRcluding Portland cement ground.
All laths for plasterer's work to b e l ath-and-a-ha!~, ends not
over-lapping but butted, joints frequently broken, nailed at both Trowelled plain face on brick Per yd. sup . 2 6
ends with wrought iron galvanised nails. Do. on lath and half 3 3
The lime for plastering to be best chalk lime, sand to be clean Do. as fi rst in panels Per ft. sup. o 4§
sharp, and with proper proportion of clean hair.
<1.1> : Do. do. on lath .. ,, o ·s
 322 PRICE BOOK.
----....
PLASTERER (contin!led)- s. d. GLAZIER (conlinued)- s. d.
Plai n face on brick, plain white and Patent rolled rough plate small fluted glass,
;' polhhed .. .. Per ft. sup. r 9 ~ in. thick, in squares not exceeding
Do. , as last, plain colours, and do. 2 6 4 ft. sup. . . P er ft . sup.
Plain moulded work .. I IO 0 5~
Do. and glazing in and inc luding
Do. do. polished 3 0 wash leather .. 0 6
Ro1led glass~ in. thick in cathedral tints,
PORTLAND CEMENT. and glazing in ordinary squ ares 0 4
Do. in and including lead lip,hts,
To be mixed with washed srnd in the proper proportions. banded and wired 2
External faces to be worked or tinted to an approved colour.
Grinding glass on one side .. 0 9
•• d Do. on both sides 6
Rough rendering on brick Per yd. sup. 4~
F loated bed for paving 8 Bevilling edges, ~ in. bevil .. P er ft. Jin. 0 4
Plain face on brick .. z 6 Do. ~ in. do. 0 7
Do. in hearths .. 2 7 Do. I in. do. 0 I-0~
Do. as paving I in. thick 2 2~ Circular cut~ing and risk to plate glass 0 3
Do. do. to currents 2 5
Grinding edges of glass not above Hi o. thick Per in. Jin . o ol
Plain face in narrow widths
Do. , circular
Per ft. sup. 0 si Polishing edges ,. 0
0 7~
Plain weathering ~ in. rolled rough plate glass tiles .• Per No.
0 6i lin. do. do. ..
0 IO
0
Arris Per ft Jin . 0 01 Hin. do. do. .. 6
Do., and I in. return . . 0 I ~ in. rough plate " Ladies' " glass slates 0 8
Throat .. 0 o~ Do. '' Countess" do. · 0 II
Rustic grooves V shaped 0 3 Do. ''Duchess" do. I 3
Do. square sunk 0 4
Do. moulded 0 6
Margin 2 in. wide 0
Do. 5 io. wide, including two arrises
and dubbing 0 2~
Weathering 4~ in. projection 0 2 PUNTER.
Do. 6 in. projection 0 2~
Do. 9 in. projection, including r in.
return and arris .. 0
The materials for painting and staining, &c., to be of the best
4 quality, best old genuine white lead, pure linseed oil, copal
Do. do. circular 0 6
1t in. staff-bead and double quirk .. 0
varnish.
4
Do. do. circular 0 6
11 in. flush bead and double quirk , part The painting to include properly knotting, stopping, ~ubbing
on rake, including ramps down, and priming all t.be woodwork where tor pamtmg, and
0 4 preparing where for staining , also metal and other work.
Do. do. circular 0 6
Roll 9 in. diameter and dubbing 0 4
Moulding 9 in. girt •. I
The number of coats specified is in addition to the priming
coat.
Extra to outlet Per No. 0 6 s. d.
Mitres to 9 in. moulding I Twice whiten on new work Per yd. sup. o 3
Stoppings to do. 0 6~ Distemper once, common colours . . 0 3
Do. on splay I Do. twice 0 4
Fair ends 0 9
Plain painting to woodwork, once in oil .. 0 6
Do. do. twice .. 0 9
Do. do. three times . . 0
GLAZIER. Do. do. four times 2
Do. do. five times 4
All glass to be of best glazing quality, free from all blemishes, Do. do. six times 6
neatly puttied and back puttied where required, and left clean Do. do. four times. fii~shed
on both sides and perfect at completion. · in party colours 3
Do. do. do. and flatted 5~
"
16 oz. sheet, not exceeding 6 ft. sup. Per ft. sup. 2 P lain painting to iron, once 0 5~
2 1 oz. do. do. Do. do. twice 0 8~
4
26 oz. do.
32 oz. do.
do,
do .
I
I
6
8
Do.
Do.
do.
do.
three times
four times .•
0
T JJ'
British polished plate, best glazing quality, Bar rod and strap, once in oil Per ft. Iia. 0 I
in squares not exceeding 3 ft. s up. 3 Do. do. twice .• rt
I'
2 0
Do. do. 6 ft. sup. 2 6 Do. do. three times " 0
Do. do. r2 ft. sup. 2 8 Do do. four times 0 2
Do. do. 25 ft. sup. 2 JO "
Do. do. 50 ft. sup 0 Skirtings and widths under 12 in .. once . . 0 I
Do. do . twice ..
Rough cast plate gla.<s. in squares not
exceeding 6 ft. sup. lln d t in . thick I
Do.
Do.
do .
do.
three times
four times
0
0 2,I~
0 3
D o. do. clo. ~in . thick I 3
Do. do. ilo. f in. thick 3 5 Sash squares, both sides, four times Per doz. 3 ii
Do. do. do. I m. thi;-;1$ 4 2 Large do. QQ, " .. 6 6
 PRICE BOOK 32.3
PAINTER (continued)- s. d. PAINTER (co11ti1111ed)-· s. d.
Frames, both sides, four times Per No. 3 IO Extra grain light wainscot Per yd. sup. 6
Large do. do. 5 6 Varnish once in copal
Lights of varying sizes do. 2 6 0 7
Do. twice do.
Do., as last, and including edges 2 9 " 0
Tron bolts and corbels, four times ..
Rain water heads do.
. 0
0
3
6
Coal plates
Wall Scrapers
do.
do.
... 0
0
6
6
PAPERHANGER
Standard scrapers do. b
0 Preparing walls, !JUmicing, and sizing Per piece 0 IO
Bolt heads cut in black 0 I Best white lining paper I 6
L irons do. 0 6 Extra for hanging do. ,. 0 9
Stoves blacked ,, 0 6 Hanging only to ordinary pattern papers,
Ranges do. 0 9 from 0
Kitchen dresser, four oils IO 0
Chimney pieces do, from 4 0 The prices of paperhangings vary so greatly accordiPg to
qu;;lity and description, that quotations here would serve no
I
Stain, size and once varnish Per yd. sup. purpose, but in Section P. ot the COMPENDIUM, (Wall and
Do. and twice do. I 6 Ceiling Coverings) will be found numerous designs and
Per.ft. Jin. 0 3
Do. do. 9 in. skirt ing .. q •1otations of prices.

Co~. Co~t. Sj
 notes and Data.
N preparing the following Notes and Data a careful selection has been made of the most

I useful tables and memoranda.

In a work of this kind it is scarcely to be hoped
been arranged in a form for ready use.
Leading authorities have been consulted and the whole has

that no inaccuracy should have crept in, but every effort has been made to render all the
information thoroughly reliable.

We shall be pleased to · receive . any suggestions by which its usefulness may be

improved in future issues .

ALTAR or LORD'S TABLE. ARCHITECT'S CHARGES. Architects' Charges-continued.

Height, 3 ft. 3 in. to 3 ft. 6 in. Width, I ft. 4, When several distinct buildings. being
IO ins. to 2 ft. 3 ins. Least Length 6 ft. 6 in. SCHEDULE SANCTIONED BY THE ROYAL repetitions of one design, are erected at the same
time from a single specification and one set of
IN STITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS, CON- drawings a nd under one contract, the usual com-
ALTAR RAILS. FIRMED AT A GENERAL CONFERENCE 01' mission is charged on the cost of one such building,
Should stand on only one step, and ample room ARCHITECTS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM and a modified arrangement made in respect of the
should be allowed in front of rail for communi- r872, AND REVISED BY THE ROYAL lNSTT: others ; but this arrangement does not apply to the
cants. Height of rail 2' o".
TUTE, r898. * reduplication of parts in one buildi::g undertaking,
in which case the full commission is charged on the
ANGLE AND T IRON. r. The usual remuneration for an architect's total cost.
WEIGHT IN LBS. PFR FOOT RU!'", services, except as hereinafter mentioned, is a 5. If the architect should have drawn out the
Breadth commission of 5 per cent. on the total cost of works approved design, with plans, elevations sections,
of executed under his directions. Such total cost is to and specification, the charge is 2z per ~ent. upon
Flanges be valued as though executed by a builder with new the estimated cost. If he should have procured
added materials. This commission is for the necessary tenders in accordance with the instruction of his
Inches. t ! ~ '& ~ preliminary conferences and sketches, approximate employer, the charge is ~ per cent. in add ition.
2·50
2~
3
't
l' 7
2·03
2'66
3·28
3•34
4·17 4'95
estimate. when required (such, for instance, as may
be obtamed by cubing out the contents), the
Two and a-half per cent. is charged upon a ny works
originally included in the contract or tender but
subsequently omitted in executio~ . These ch~rges
2 · 29
3! 2·71 3·92 5·01 6·00 necessary general and detailed · drawings and
4 3· 13 4'54 5·83 ]'OJ 8·14 specifications, one set of tracings, duplicate speci- are exclusive of the charge for takmg out quantities,
4, 3·54 5' 17 6•67 8·08 q·39 fi~ation, general superintendence of works, and Preliminary sketches and interviews, where the
5 J'96 5·8o 7'50 9·n I0'64 12·05
examining and passmg the accounts, exclusive of drawmgs are not. further proceede? with, are
6·41 8·33 rr ·&, lJ 'SO
g' n8
4'80 ]'OJ 9·16
10·16
II'2I lJ'lJ 14·95 16'66 measuring and making out extras and omissions.
2. This commission does not includ e the payment
c.harged for accordmg to the trouble mvolvcd and
time expend ed. . .
6~ r66 9·99 14·37 16'~ 18'33
~~:~§
5 ·21
7 5·62 8'29 10· 82 15·61 l]' 20·00 for services rendered in connection with negotiations ' 6. Should the client, havmg approved the design
71 6'03 8·93 11·65 14'33 r6·85 19'32 21•67 relating to the site or premises, or in supplying and '.'fter the C?ntract dra.wmgs have been prepared,
8 6·44 0·:;3 12'52 15'37 18°10 20•78 23·33 drawings to O'round or other landlords, or in reqmre material a lterations to be made, whether
9 lo· SO 14·17 1]'47 20'6o 23 ·70 26•66
lO l2'o6 15'83 19·55 23·10 26·6I 30·00 surveying the "site or premises and taking levels, before or after th.e contract has been entered into,
making surveys and plans of buildings to be altered , an ext.ra ~harge is mad.e m proport10n to the time
SAFE DISTRIBUTED LOAD IN CWTS. making arrangements in respect of party-walls and occupied m such alt:erat10ns. .
rights of light, or fordrawingsfor and correspondence 7. The architect is entitled during the progress of
i Breaking Weight. Ends fixed. with local and other authorities, or for services the works to payment by instalments on account at
Dim ensions. Bearing in feet . consequent on the failure of builders to carrv <;>ut the the rate of S per cent. on the an.10unt of the certi-
4 6 8 IO II 14 works, or for services in connection with litigation ficates when granted, or alternatively on the sign-
I x i x ·76 ·62 ·51 or arbitration or in the measurement and valuation mg of the contract, to half the commission on th
1~ x
2 x
i§ x
2 x f• ,.~

S:1s
1·02
3·12
5·84
2'34
p1
1·87
3·~
n6
2·91 of extras a:id omissions. For such servic~s
additional charges proportionate to the trouble
am".unt thereof, and the remainder by instalments
durmg their progress.
>ix 2~x H'S '6 6' 7 5·75
a:~J 8. The chargeyer day dep~nds upon an architect's
3 x 3 x
3§ x 3~ x 1· 19· 14'79
•r 20·5
1r8r
16•4
9·87
13·66 n·46
involved and time spent are made. The clerk of
the works should be appointed by the architect, profess1~nal pos1t10n, the mmimum charge being
4 x 4 x
5 x 5 x
6 x 6 x t J1'25
t25
2·5
:15 ·0
45·0
66·0
20·83
27·5
55·0
1r86
32·14
47"14
his salary being paid by the client.
3. In all works of less cost than £r,ooo, and in
works requiring designs for furniture and fittings of
three gmneas. _
9: T~e charge for tak;ng a plan of an estate,
laymg it out, and .arrang~ng for building upon it, is
AREAS.
Trapezium ~ sum of parallel sides x yertical
buildings, or for their decoration with painting,
mosaics, sculpture, stained glass, or other like works,
and in cases of alterations '1.nd additions to buildings,
I regulated by the tane, skill, and trouble involved.
ro. For settmg out on an estate. the position of
the proposed road or roads, takmg levels, and
distance apart. 5 per cent. is not remunerative, and the architect's prepanng dr~wmgs for roads ai:id sewers, applying
Tri=(:'le ~ perpendicular x ba.se.
Cycloid = i a.rea of generating circle. charge is regulated by special circumstances and for the sanction of local au.thonties, and supplying
SCctor of Circle - deJ:'rees :"n arc X aru •/ &i:r&U conditions. all necessary tracmgs. for this purpose, the charge is
2 per c.ent. on tl:e eshmat~d cost. For subsequently
36o
• Copyright of the Royal Inst. of British Architects, 1 prepanng workmg drawrngs and specifications of
Su also '' CillCLES." Proportions ef. of whom copies can be obtained, price 6d. roads and sewers, obtaining tenders, supplying one
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Architects' Charges-continued. fl'
copy of drawings and specifi cation to the contractor,
superintending works, examining and passing
accounts (exclusive of measuring and valuing extns
and omissions), the charge is 4 per cent. on the cost
of the works executed, in addition to the 2 per cent.
previously mentioned.
rr. For letting the several plots in ordinary cases
the charge is a sum not exceeding a whole year's
ground rent, but in respect of plots of great value a
special arrangement must be marle.
12 • For approving plans submitted by the lessee,
and for inspecting the buildings during their
progress, so far as may be necessary to ensure the
conditions being fulfilled, and certifyrng for lease,
the charge i a percentage not exceeding r~ per
cent. up to £5,000. and above that by special
arrangement.
13. For valuing freehold, copybold, or leasehold
property the charge is:-
On £r ,coo 1
per cent.
Thence
Above to £ro, ooo
£ro,ooo it ",, on residue.
In valuations for mortgage, if an advance is not
made, one-third of the above scale. The minimum
fee is three guineas.
14. For valuing and negotiating the setHem~nt
of claims under the Lands Clauses Consolidation
Act or other Acts for the compulsory acquisition of
property, the charge is on Ryde's Scale as
follows :-
Aspect-contin11ed.
To DETERMINE SOUTH BY A WATCII. - Point
hour hand to the sun. Half-way from hour hand
to XII gives the direction of S. To determine
East and West erect a vertical rod on a flat
surface. Describe a circle with the rod as a
centre, and the height of the rod as radius (varies
with latitude), mark the point where the shadow
of the sun touches the circle in the forenoon,
and again in the afternoon, and draw a line
thr0ugh the two points, which line will give the
"East" and "West."
ASPHALT is used either in a mastic state
and rubbed to a smooth surface, or as a powder,
spread and consolidated with hot irons. The
former for floors, roofs, damp-proof courses, walls,
arches, tanks, reservoirs, etc. The latter for
roads and pavements where the traffic is heavy.
Thickness. For floors and roofs, ~ inch to - I
· b ; 1or
me ' pavemen t s an d roa d s, r 14 t o 2 me
· h ; 1or
' concrete 1·ns1.de rendered 1'n ce1nent and 11'ned
eamp-p~oof courses, i to !,inch; and as a vertical
damp-proof course, i to 1lf inch.
The bed for receiving Asphalt must be tho-
roughly dry, and where it is to be attached
kl vertical faces, the ground should be rou~h te
aiiocd a l!OOd kcv.
BARS.
Baths and Washhouses-continued.
1 2 hat and coa~ pegs, and mi~ror. Ladies' dressing
boxes, 4 ft . O 111. X 4 fr. O m. .
. GANGWAYS rou.nd pond, 4 ft. o m. clear at
sides, and 6 ft. om. to 8 ft. o m. at ends, well
rubbed hard York stone best for paving. Fall to
surface drains.
DIVING STAGE, JUDGES' PLATFOR~·r , PRESS
GALLERY, WATER CHUTE.
TEMPEI:ATURK of.water, 70° to 72° fahr., and
for women and children, 72~ \o 75°. Room
outside pond and Douche room 68°,and for women
and children same as pond. Water should be
warmed by the injection of steam round the
sides near the bottom, the pipes in chases and
cased for protection.
LATRINES should be kept separate from bath,
and warmed and ventilated.
CONSTRUCTION OF LARGE BATH. Good
sound foundation, a shell of Portland cement
with asphalte. Then tested, and if water-t ight,
paved and faced with white glazed bricks or tiles.
If used for swimming entertainments, means of
communication from one end of the bath to the
other should be provided outside.
' SLIPPER BATHS. rs! class. Two compart-
ments: one containing glazed fireclay bath, white
inside and out, with warm and cold donche over.

I·
ON AMOU NT OF SETTLEMENT, WHETHER BY ROUND AND SQUARE IRON. Fittings- foot board, towel rail, electric bell and
VERDICT, AWARD , OR OTHER\\'ISE. Weight in lbs. per foot run. soap dish; other, a small dressing room with
Amount. Gs. Amount. Gs. Amount . Gs. d · bl l h · h d
£ £ £ lsches. Round. Square. Inches. Round. Square. ressmg ta e, g ass, c air, rug, at an coat pegs.
loo
200
5
7
J,>oo
3,400
29
JO
7,200
7,400
49
50
164 -.os
"J68G: ·470
2~
!/. 2 x6·J8
w82
20·85
25»5
2nd class. Single compartment, 6 ft. 3 in. X
6 ft. o in., in clear, Bath fireclay, g lazed inside and
JOO 9 J,600 31 7,6oo 51 ·655 ·835 3 23·58 3o·os over rim and rest painted. Fittings- foot board
400 II J,800 32 7,800 52 1·024 I"J04 Ji 27·68 3~·25 1 ·1 1 h l . b II
33
500 13 4,ooo 34 8,ooo SJ ,. 475 1.8 77 ~ 3,. 09 40 ·s5 seat, towe ra1, cot es pegs, e ectnc e , soap
6oo 14 4,200 35 8,>oo 54 .-008 2·555 i 36·84 46·93 dish, mirror and brush, shelf and thermometer.
700 15 4,400 36 8,400 55 2'62 3·3J6 4 41·90 5J'38 Divisions, 6 ft. 6 in. high, and standing a few
800
900
16
r7
4,600
4,800
36
37
8,600
8,800
56
57 I ,,.
l',
3'JI
4·09
4·22
5»4
:4t 47"3°
53·09
6o"28
6r6o
. h b fl f
me e~ a ove oor o ename e, sate, ig t
11 :l I l' h
1,100 xS 5,000 38 9,000 58 4.95 6·33 58·09 75·J2 I coloured marbles or, preferably, of white glazed
1,200 19 5,>00 J9 9.200 59 5·89 7·50 s 65·46 8J"4 2 bricks. Valves non-concussive, and regulated by
60 1} 1 2 92'02
1,400
1,600
1,800
20
21
22
5,400
5,600
5,800
4°
41
42
9,4oo
9,6oo
9,8oot
6x·
62
I ,~
6·9
8·02
9·21
s·sx
10'29
II'72
s}
5
s
7 "5
79·28
86·65
101·0 •
uo·35
attendant. Waste should empty bath in 2 minutes.
W fl
ASH . OUSES.
2,000 2J 6,ooo 43 10,000 6J 10·48 IJ 'J5 6 94·35 120· 1 5 ROOMS REQUIRED.-Washhouse and mangling
2,200 44 6, 20° 44 n,ooo 68 >i x3 ·26 16 ' 89 room, waiting room, cloak and bonnet room,
2'4° 0 12 000
2
5 ~·t0 4g ' ~~ Note.-Forweighte of bars oflarger size multiply a bar I and creche near entrance, store, bath and sink
~;6: ~~ 6;s: 17 :6;~: OJ half the size by 4· I room, w. c., etc. Accommodation for manager
3,000 JS 7,000 48 l8,ooo !OJ FLAT BAR IRON. and wire.
Beyond this Half-a-Guinea p~ ; ~~nt. IIJ
0 0
Weight in lbs. per foot run. WASHHOUSES, with drying closets one side of
The above scale is exclusive of attendances on juries Breadth room, washing compartments on the other.
or umpires, or at arbitrations, and also of expenses in ins. Thickness in fractions of an inch. Each Wa$her has a compartment and one drying
and preparation of plans.
o/ghe~~~;~t~~~:i<l!ied~~~i~~~~~l~~ ~h~r:~~~i~l~~~
cent. on the estimate, but i11 no case less than two :t .
~

:1 :i~ ~:~~
73
t

x· 46
~

rn
n9
~

~:~~
~:~~
rn rn Hi r~
J'65
Ii ~

4·38
ii

5·10 5·83
horse, numbered to correspond.
hi;,:c~n~o~pa~.~mb~~~e~~. " S~o~;d ~o~~~in
6 0 41
t::
troughs, one for boiling and rinsing at back, and
guineas. For services in connection with settle- 2 ·84 1·67 2'50 3·34 4·17 5·00 5·85 6·67 one for washing.
ment of claim, by arbitration or otherwise, extra 2.t '94 1·88 .-sx 3·76 4·6<J 5' 63 6'57 r~: Steam supplied to back trough for boiling
ch:6~'F!r~~pa~~t;~ng~e~e;~~I:g~· and ~~ ~,:~2 5 ~2 : 2~0 JJ3:~7~ ~5 :~00~ ~6 :~45 ~7 :85! F7 3~
5 qx5 . 4·075
4 0 1 2
advising on 9·17 purposes, and hot and cold water supplied to
3 xo·oi front troughs by cocks with movable nozzles.
the sanitary condition of· premises, t h c ch arge must ; r 35 5· 4J 6·77 8·14 9·4 1 0·.85
deoend on the nature and extent of the services 33 1. r46 2·92 4·J8 5'84 7·39 8·75 xo-.2 11 68 Hot ar.d cold water supplies may be carried on
rendered. 3~ 1•57 J'IJ 4·fuj 6'26 7·81 9·39 10"94 12·51 iron standards fixed along top of divisions, that
~:~

17. In all cases travelling and other out-of-pocke 4
~~~DSI~ t~:e ,foa:~ i~~t t~7c{ ~e~U~n~~d~~i~~ I~~dtl;~ :~
1
an exceptional expenditure of time in travelling, an s
additional charge may be made under Clause 8.
rs. When an architect takes out and supplies to i ~:;~ n~ po ~:~~ u: 47
builders quantities on which to form estimates for ~
executing his designs, he should do so with the
concurrence of hia client, and it is desirable that the For STEEL BARS
architect should be paid by him rather than by the
builder, the cost of such quantities not being BATHS AND WASHHOUSES.
· lu d ed m
me · th e comm1ss10n
· · o f 5 pe r cent ·
ASPECT
MOST SUITABLE FOR ROOMS.
Bedrooms, S.E. Ditto Summer, N.E. Bil-
Iiard Room, N. or N. W.
Conservatory, S., with ends E. and W.
Dairy, N.
Dining Room, N. to N. E. Drawing Room,
S.E.
Kitchen Offices, N. Larder, N. Library, E.
Morning Room, E . Nursery, S. or S.E.
Porch, N.E. Servants' Offices, N.E. Sick
Room, s.E.
Smoking Room, N.W. Staircase and Land-
ing, N.
rn rn
1·67 3·34 5·00 6·68 IO"ox n·6<J 1 3·35 for steam should be carried along floor, with
Hi fl~ ~:~% ~n~
2'09 p7 6-.5 ::J 1 10·43 12·50 14·50
ffii ~rn
xr
upc;~~~ t~~~~~hs ~~ e~~~kc~;n~:~;:~~~ent
a lattice
shelf to take linen when washed, and underneath
51' n 9 4'J8 ~:~~ 75 ro·95 13·x4 15·3 2 52
18 .35
receptacles for soap and soda.
~~:~
5 13 75
: xq·18
Divisions mostly of cast iron, galvanized or
,. 50 5.00 7' 50 xo·oo ~~·~; ~!·~i 17 ·52 painted. 20·04
. ·f 1 · ·
multiply above by 1·02
Hydro extractor, or centn uga wnngrng
I
machines about 22" diam., driven from below.
Heating of drying closets by coils of steam
PUBLJC BATixs.
~
I
pipes,· temperature of closet 140°, combined
with efficient ventilation.
Proport10n of LARGE l3ATH, length and width, I
Walls faced with glazed bricks, surface drainage
3 to I. IOO ft. x 35 ft., best size for rst class of floor.
bath. Depth of water, 3 ft . 6 in. at shallow end, Average stay of one washer, 2~ hours, average
6 ft. to 7 ft. at deep end. Depth should be indi- water used, 45 gallons.
cated on wall, just above safety rail, in plain MANGLING RooM, adjoining washhouse, one
figures at every 5 ft. of length. large and one small steam driven box mangle,
Space required for WATER POLO 75 ft. o in. x and table for folding, etc.
35 ft. O in., and depth 4 ft. 6 in to 7 ft. o in. IRONING.
Open self-draining channel near top lo receive Little or no ironing done- this at home, but
scum, and as spitti ng trough, an iron or copper small gas stove should be provided for heating
safety rail , I~ in. diam., a few inches above water irons.
line all roun'1. CLOAK AND BONNET ROOM with ventilated
DRESSING BOXES, 3 ft. 6 in. x 3 ft. 6 in. cupboards, with lock and key, and numbers to
Fitted with seat, battened foot board, small shelf, correspond with number of drying closet, etc.
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BILLIARD ROOMS. I Brickwork-continued. C h imneys and Flu es-continued.
. A fu ll size table is 12 ft. x 6 ft.; smaller BRICK NoGG!NG.-I yard super requires 45 CHIMNEY BREASTS not to be CUT Aw Ay from
sizes are 6 ft. , 7 ft . , 8 ft., 9 ft. , 10 ft., and r.r ft . •tocks laid fiat, and! c. ft. of mortar. any party wall without the certificate of the District
Clear space round table usually 6 ft., sometimes I yard super requires 30 stocks laid on ed d Surveyor.
only S ft. Space between two tables should be ~ c. ft. of mortar. ge an
CHD1:NEY SHAFT, jamb, or flue, not to be CUT
INTO, except for repair, for letting in, removing,
5 ft. Seat and l.ounges sh~uld be. clear of playing In dry weather bricks should be wetted be£0 r or altering pipes and smoke jacks; for forming
space, and be raised. Height of room should be use. e openings for soot doors, and for insertion of ventil-
13 ft. lo 14 ft . Top light and ventilation Each course should be flushed with mortar. ating valves, the opening for such not to be nearer
necessary. Reg 1 t h than r2 ins. to any timber or combustible material.
The floor of a billiard room should. if on the 0
u~st /:~r~~ges no part more t an 4 feet above POSITION AND COURSE OF FLUES to be out-
ground floo r, be constrncted with solid supports, "Sleeper walls or piers 4 , 6" or 5' apart. lined in durable manner on outside of wall, except
and, if on an upper floor, with beams under the Hollow walls, cavity 2i" with 3 or 4 ties every in outer wall.
Flues for OVEN, FURNACE, COCKLE STEAM
legs of the table. yard super, arraJ'li:ed diagonally. Provide air bricks BOILER,, OR CLOSE FIRE for any trade or business ,
BOILING POINT. for vent ilation Cover heads of doors and or range or cooking apparatus of any hotel, tavern ,
Centigrade. Fahrenheit. windows with 4fb lead, at least 12 inches or eatiug house, to be surrounded with brickwork
0 1 wide, and turned do 8z ins. thick to level of ceiling to room over.
Alcohol boils at 74·4 I The greater thickn of hollow wall should be Flues to STEAM BOILER or HOT AIR ENGINE to
Ether ,, 35'5 Inside for strength. be 20 ft. high from floor of engine.
Quicksilver ,, 36o
100 2IS Keep cavity of a hollow wall clear of mortar TIMBER AND WOODWORK not to be nearer
Water ..
drippings as work proceeds. than r2 inches to inside of flues or chimney open-
BOLTS AND NUTS-IRON. I ings, not to be within ro ins. , of upper 5ide of
the hearth, not within 2 ins. of face of wall about
WEIGHTS IN LBS. CATTLE SHEDS~
She!ters. I. any chimney or flue if such wall be Jess than 8~
Hexagon head and nut and round neck. ins. thick, unless face be rendered.
For eacli Space for each Sheep ro'ft. super. WOOD PLUGS not to be nearer than 6 ins., and
Clear Length of Bolts in Inches additi<>aal ,, Pig IO ft. ,, iron hold fasts than 2 ins., the inside of any flue.
Diameters under Head. Inch ,, Bullock 40 to 60 ft. super. Pife flues, see " Pipes."
in in len~
l~ J A l)
Inches. I CHAINS.
·038 ·059 ·014
OHl.MNEV SHAFTS.
i
1\
'OJI
·056 ·067 :~n 'JOO ·ou SAFE LOAD CALCULATED AT ABOUT t 011'
·092 ·107 · 123 ·154 ' OJI Circular shafts offer only half the resistance

~
·225 ·043 BREAKING WEIGHT.
'139 ·161 ·182 t~ wind of square shafts. Flues should always be
·200 ·228 · 2,i;,6 •312 ·056 Stud Link Cables. Close Link Cables. cucular .
.p; ·276 ·348 ·420 ·07a
Dia. of Safe Dia. of Safo
:m
·312 Dia. of Safe Dia. of Safe
·369 ·456 'o87
bar. load. bar. load. Chimney shafts should not be attached to build-
~ ·412
·127
bar. load. bar. load.
·613 ·676 ·740 ings owing to unequal settlement.
i 1·039 1·124 1·2q4 ·170 Ins. Tons . Ins. Tons. Ins. Tons. Ins. Tons.
Thickness of brickwork: top 20 ft . (if flue

~
1·823 I~ ·15 2'7
'
·t
1·496 1·604
2·210
2'956
·219
2'406
3·306
'286
·350
l ~
I
1•33 1fi I I
r66 xii
9'75
12·75
fa
i
-t.
·27
•41
3·0
3'5
not more than 4 ft. 6 in. diam.) I brick. (If flue
over 4 ft. 6 in. diam.) 1! bricks. Add ~brick to
~A
1~
3·864 4·296
S'4Jl
h54
·425
·595
·703
ti 2
2'5
I~
2
14·75
r6·75
2§ 18·5 I·
•6
·Sr
1 ·07
I

'f
4
5
6·25
thickness for evnv 20 feet below.
F urnace should not be further away from shaft
·~ n·931 ·918 I
J'S
4'5 2' 20·6 ;. 1'35 ~A 7'25 than i height.
I~ 5'75 2j 22'33 , r67 I~ 9
BRICKWORK.
SIZES OF BRICKS.
:t 7 s.,,2.\ 24·33
2f 29·33 ¥ 2·01
2'4 ~\ IJ
II Fire brick lining inside base should be indepen·
dent of main shaft, and if temperature of vapours
very great, take fire brick lining to the top.
Si x 41 x 2~
CHANCELS.
London Stocks Shafts carrying off poisonous fumes should be
8ix4tx2t Clear space between fronts of book boards at at least 250 ft. high.
Red Elin
9 x 4~ x 2t least 5 ft., where width of chancel is under l 8ft.,
Welsh Fire ... Hard stocks and mortar' stand heat better than
Glazed
Suffolk Whites §t ~ :t ~ ~I but 8 ft. or more where possible.
In large churches provide for return of Com-
municants through side aisles .
stone and cement.
Foundations should be large and spreading.

8t x 4i x 2t
Staffordshire Blue ... x rt x 2~
6 Caps should ~nly have a slight projection, u
In chancel aisles movable seats are desirable. they catch the wmd and cause oscillation.
9 x 3 x 4 CHIMNEYS AND FLUES. Hoop iron bond is required every ten or twelve
9 x 4~ x 2 L.B. ACT, 1894.-Digest. courses for each~ brick of thickness.
" 10 x 5 x 2 Except to steam engine, brewery, distillery, or A lightning conductor should be fixed to shaft.
1
Adam~ntine c'linker ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~t manufactory, not to be higher above roof, etc., ad -
joining than 6 times the least width, unless bonded L. B. AcT, 1894. Digest.
Dutch Clinker 6} X 3 X I~ 'to another chimney not in same line, or otherwise To be of brickwork and mortar, and if detached to
The Suffolk White, Blue Staffordshire, and the secured. taper 2! inches in ro feet of height.
Chimneys may project ON CORBELS thickness of Thickness of b_rickwork at top and for 20 feet down
•Clinkers are used for paving. wall immediately below. Others to be on SOLID to be at least 8~ mches, and half brick additional fot
500 Bricks= I load, and weigh I~ tons. FOUNDATIONS ·and footings, or on iron girders every 2n feet down.
1000 Bricks stacked = 50 to 55 c. feet. bearing on party, external, or cross walls, to satis - C.a r cornice .pedestal plinth string course to be
1000 Old Bricks stacked= 65 to 70 c. ft. faction of District Surveyor. ~~.,._ additional to thickness required and every cap to bo
ROD =STANDARD MEASURE - 16~ ft. X 16~ Flues at a LESS ANGLE THAN 45 DEGRERS, to constructed :rnd secured to the satisfaction of the
have at least 8~ ins. of brickwork on upper side. District Surveyor.
n. x 13~ in. Chimneys and Flues with angles LESS THAN 45 Foundations to be to satisfaction of the District
1 Rod = 272 ft. of r~ B. wall•= 408 ft. super.
I B Wall= 816 ft, super. ~ B. wall = 306 ft. c. DEGREES to have SOOT DOORS of not less than 40 Surveyor.
square inches, every angle to be properly rounded. Footin.gs to be in regular offsets, projection to
>= II li yards c. SOOT DOORS 15 inches from wood . oqual thickness of base of shaft, space enclosed by
I Rod = 258 c. ft. of bricks and 48 c. f~. of Chimney breast to be carried on arch, .stone.,or footings to be filled in solid as work proceeds.
·mortar, and i inch joints = 234 c. ft. of bncks, wrought iron. lf projecting more than 4 ms., with
.and 72 c. ft. of mortar ~ inch joints. . jambs less than 17} ins. wide, to be tied in with J , ,
1 Rod requires 4320 to 4352 stocks m mortar iron bar or bars turned up and down at ends and CIRCLES. - PROPERf!ES OF .
with i inch to it inch joints. built in St; ins. each side.
Rod req uires 5370 stocks laid dry. JAMBS.to be at least 8! ins. wide . . Circumference Diameter X 3 · 14159
I Rod requires 4900 ,, dry in wells, etc. CHIMNEY BREASTS and brickwork surroundmg " Radius X 6·28318
I Foot super of red uced brickwork requires 16 smoke flu es to be at least 4 ins . thick. " Sq · root of area X 3 · 5446
BACKS OF FIRE PLACE openings to a height of Diameter Circumference x 0 ·3183
•bricks. r2 ins. above mantle to be 8;t, ins. thick. = Sq. root of area X I ·128379
I Rod requires 36 Bushels of Portla.nd cement
and 36 Bushels of sand, or 1 c. yard of stone
Inside of flues and outside,- where passing through Radi~s Circumference x 0·1591
lime and 3~ c. yards of sand.
To reduce 9 in. work to standard, deduct lJ.
floors or roofs, or near timber, TO DE RENDERED,
PARGJJ'.TTED, OR LINED with fire-resisting stone -
ware p1pmg.
IArea
.,

,,
= Sq. root of area x 0·564
= Diam. squared x o ·785 4
- Radius squared x 3 1416
To reduce cubic feet to standard, deduct ~ Chimney shafts or flues to be at least 3 FEET _ c· d ,
BR.ICK All.CHRS.-I yar<!_ super of gauged archet
requires IO bricks.
ADOVE THE ROOF FLAT OR GUTTER at the highest Side .. f
CEMENT. '
I
part adjoining and the TOP 6 COURSES TO BE IN S 'd of ~qua.tsqd. =
I
1. e o mscn ~e sq. =
- i)!cum. square x 0·0790
iaDm.eter
1ameter
X 0·8862
x 0·7o7 1
BR.ICK FACING. - ! Foot super requires 7 Flues built in or against any PARTY STRUCTURE Diameter of Cir. of eq~al area
bricks, Flemish bond. to be surrounded with new brickwork at least 4 ms. \ to square = Side of Square. X I'I283
I Foot super requires 8 bricks, English bond. thick, and properly bonded . Lene:. of Arc= no. of degrees X radms x 0·0174~
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Circles -continued. Coal--continued. Columns-continued.
To FIND THE DIAMETER OF A CIRCLE TO SOLID IRO N COLUMNS.
WEIGHT PER C. FT,
WHICH ANY SEGMENT BELONGS.
Anthracite, 55 to 60 lb<. Lengtn in Feet.
n·1ame t er =
half chord squared
height. + h e1g. h t . Bituminous, 50 to 53 lbs. 8 fO 12 14 16 18 :110

To FIND AREA OF ANY SEG:VIENT OF A CIRCLE. l Cwt.

I Sack
112 lbs.
2 cwt.
T. C.
·1 0
"I7
T. C,
•6
12
0
T. C.

:a
T. C,
·4
'6
T, C.
•3
·s
.
T. C.

·4
T, C.,.
"I
·3
Area height x 2 x chord height cubed 2 I'S "I9 "I4 ·u •9 •7 "6
3 2 x chord + I Ton ro >acks. 2t 2·3 I"9 I "I I6
0
"IJ "IO •9
I Barge or Keel = 2I tons 4 cwt. 2~ 3·2 2"J I ' ll I"4 "I9 0
16 "IJ.
CIRCUMFERENCES AND AREAS OF' CIRCLES. I Ship load = 20 keels or 424 tons. •'l 4·9 3"I 2·5 1 · 14 1'7 I'2 "Ig<
3 6•2 4'J J'I 2·7 1·17 I'IO 1'5
I Room = 140 cwt. or 7 tons. 3l IO ' t2 rs 5·6 2·13 2·4
To find a circumference of a circle of greater
8"I2 f~2 J"5
diameter, divide into two or more parts, and add
together their tabulated circumferences.
Coa; yields 60 to 70 per cent. of Coke by weight . 4
4~
17°3
2J'4 ;;:~g I3"3 10·2 f~ 4·6
6'I2
3·1:::-
s·ro
COKE. 5 34 ' 1 (~ 26·4 I9'4 I4'I5 n·I5 9·13 h
To find area of a circle, whose diameter is 5~ 41·10 33·6 20·16 16·12 n·7
~r~~
2]"2

double that of any in the table, multip ly the tabu · T Sack = 4 Bushels. 6 53 ·0 43·0 37"1 2 8·10 22·14 r5·r11
6~ 66·10 54·I6 45 ·2 JB·o 30·6 24·16
lated area by four, if three times by nine. I Chaldron = 12 Sacks. SI ·o 6ro 56•4 49'IJ 39°IO 32·7
20·15
7 27"1
Dia. Cir. Area. Dia. C ir. Are a 1 Saore = 2 T Chaldrons. 7l 97"10 8I IO
0
68·10 58·Io 50·10 41·10 34'!~
I 3·r4 ·7854 II 34'55 qy oj 8 n5·10 QTIO 83 ·0 7ro 64·0 52·10 43'IO
1 3•93 t 35'34 COLUMNS. 8~ I3,\'IO 115 · 10 98°IO 85·0 74·0 65·0 54' IO
l gn~
I '2J

t 4·7r r·77
!
,\ 36·r2
Safe load .J!rr of breaking weight. ~~ ~a~::~
I36·o
IS6"o
II ]"IO I OI'IO 88°IO %·o 66'IO
8r ·10

.i
5·50 2 · 40 36·91 108··f3 I35'0 n7 ' 10 102·10 90·10
2 6·28 3·14 12 3r6·J T [.1 ' 0 9 Steel Columns are about twice the strength of [Q 205 · 10 l78·Io I55'IO 136·0 n9·0 105·10 94·0
i
7"07 3"98 :! 38· 48 1r7' 86 iron . II 273·0 2 41·0 2r4· 10 189·0 1 66 ·10 I48 ·o 132·0
7·85 4·90 I2 JJTO JOO ' O 269·0 23S ·Io
t
39·27 122"72 212 · 10
19I'l0 171·10
8·64 5·94 40·05 r27·60 Length should not exceed 30 diameters, prefer- r3 408 ·10 36S·Io 33I"IO 296· IO 266 · 10
241·10 214 · 10
9·42 r o6 13 40· 84 r32 ·73 ably 20. '4 470·10 <f42'IO 4 02 ·0 361 ·10 32ro 298·0 2 70 · 10
Ji I0'2I 8·29 t 41 ·62 1 37 · ~0 Thickness of hollow columns should not be rs 57r10 524·0 479·0 433'IO J94·Io J62·0 J30'0
10·99 9·62 ~ 42· 41 14,)"q
less than !J;", pre ferably r", a nd not less than
! n·78 n·o4 1 43·19 l.\8·4q HODGKINSON'S FORMULA.

41
12·56
13'35
r4·13
12'56
14· 18
i 5·90
406 qt
4)'98
45·55
:~w
r65 'tJ
..;,. to ~ the diamete r.
Specify for testing by drilling small holes in
shaft, and for defective castings to be broken up.
(Ends fiat and fiztd,)
Where D=Dianieter of Column in inches.
14·92 1r12 46·33 r70·87 d=Internal diameter of column in inches.
15·70 19·64 15 47"12 176·71 Stancheons a re ' preferable to h ollow columns
Si r6·49 2r65 l: 47"<)0 182·65 as thickness throughout and defects can be seen. L =Length of Column in feet.
17"27 23 ·76 !\ 48·69 188·69 Solid columns are seldom used except of small ., W=Brea1<.ing Weight in tons.
18•06 ~
6i 18·84 ~%:;~ 16
49·48
50·26
194 ·82
20 1 'o6
diameter owing to inequality from the more rapid Solid Columns, W=44 ·16 ~ .. 7
19·63 30·68 :! cooling of the outside than of the centre.
i
SI 05 207".39
D3.6-d3. 6
20·42
2I'20
33 ·18
Jf78
51·83
N 52· 62
21 3 ·82
220 · 3 ,:;
Fixing to stone should be on a bed of neat
cement or rnlb. lead seating. When columns and
Hollow Columns, W=44·1-0 -r- 1 .- 1 - -
7 21•99 3 ·48 17 53 ·,10 226·9P
stancheons stand on one another, the faces of The strength of a Hollow Column nearly equal~
~
i 22·77 41·28 54·19 233 ·70
23·56 44·18 54'97 240·53 flanges should be turned perfectly true in a lathe. tlae difference between t h at of two solid columns the
24·34 47"I7 ~ 55·76 247·45 diameters of which are equal to the external a.ad
81 25·13 50'26 I8 56·54 254·57 SAFE LOAD AT ABOUT BREAKING WEIGHT rtr internal diameters of the hollow one.
:!
i ~~n~
5n6
~f5~ 56·74
57'33
5S·u in Tons and Cwts. Ends flat and fixed. Strengih of short Column in which L is less than
2r4S
28·27
6o·I3
63·62 19l:
58·90
59·69
i
276·n
283 ·53 E.;<! HOLLOW IRON COLUMNS.
30 D. Let ·w=breakingweight of Column as found
trom formula above. C=crushing force per square
2cro5 6r20 6o ·47 2qco4 .e inch of section of the metal x sectional aiea of
91 29·84 70'88 61· 26 ~

ro
30·63
3I"4I
7f66
7 ·54 20
62·04
62·83
i
298·64
3o6· 35
3r4·I6
~
~
~
0 Length in Feet.
column.
WC
82 52 i:S ~
~
Then corrected breaking weight~W + f c
i
32·20 l: 63 ·6I 322·o6 Q
c
32·98
33 '77
86·59
90·76
CISTERNS AND TANKS.
64 ·40
65·I8 i
33o·o6
338°I6 "E :.c""'
;;
~
u

f--<
8 10

c.
12 14
c.
16 18 20 25 The crushing str ength of Cast I ro n per squ~re
of section in 40 ton s.
i ~cb.

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T . C. 1'. T. C. 1'. T. C. T. C. T. C. T. C. S ee also ' ' STANCHEON 8.''
GALVANIZED OPEN CISTERNS. 4·0 2·7 I"I5 c8 ,. 3
l'o
Galls.
20
Length,
1'8
Width.
I"3
De pth .
!'6
Quality made.
I8 gauge to § plate.
3
3
3 t
t 4·14
rs·o
3·4
J ' IO
J'16
2·12
2·16
2·0
2·4
1· 12
rr 4
I'6I'2
I 'S
I'3
:~6
"I7
CONCERT ROOMS.
If u sed for BALLS AND lmCEPTJONS a flat flo or
25 2·0 I"S I'5 4 &. 6·o 4·14 3·12 J'8 2' I6
2·3 1·ro
4 9·5 n 3·I8 J'S 2'I5 I 15 0
necessary. If CONCERT ROOM only then regul a r
2°0
!
I'6 I"7 5 · 10 4°IO
30
40 2·3 I'8 1·8 4 II ' j s·rn 6'10 4· 1s 3·15 J"S 2'I5 I'I5 slope upwards to the back . Wall surface s h ould be-
50 2·5 I"IO I'IO 4 12 ' 15 9·ro n S'IS 4·10 3·15 J"J · 2·0
s·o brok en u p, a nd end of room should be curved.
2·6 2·0 4 I 14·0 10·10 6·10 'f°IS 4·0 n 2·5
60
70
Bo
2·8
2·10
I'II
2·2
2·3
2·0
2·0
s
5 ~
5 i}
• 13 ·5 I0'7
16·0 12· 15
18·15 14·15
8·5
9·0
II ' I2
C"12
s ·o
9·0
5·6 s·o 4·0 2 · 12
7·0 6·o 5·0 3"IO
]" I2 6°IO 5·12 3'IS
rather than flat to prevent echo.
The ORCHESTRA should be arranged with th e·
IOO 3·2 2·3 2·3 IS gauge to :/I, plate.
Iu5 2·7 I6 s ii 2r5 16·15 lJ'5 10·15 8·rs ]'IO 6·o 4·0 side wa lls widening towards the front; th~ seats.
ISO
3'4
3·6 2·7 ~:i 5l 23 · 10 I4'I5 u· 16
1-5 · 10 9 ·1 0 J'IO 6•8 4·5 should be in the form of a segment of a circle,
~ li
2·9 2·9 27·10 21·15 17'5 14 ·0 10 · 15 8·15 ]"IO 4·ro
I75 J'S that CHORU S SINGERS may all face the conduc to r ~
200 1·10 19 ·0 ryro 1 2 · 12 9·10 8·1 J n 6•J 4"5
250 f2
2 ' II
J'J
2'II
3·0 6
6
a 2 3"5 I9'0
22 ·5 ~f~o IS 'O
12·1 5 IO'IO 9·0 J"IO S' IS
8·12 6·7
a nd the band in front of the chorus .
JOO
JSO
400
4·6
5·0
5·10
J'7
J" 9
3·9
3·0
J'O
J'O
I4 gauge to :/I, plate . 6
6l
! 27"0
3 1· 0
34·Io 28·5
25·10 2 0 ·15
23 ·3
17'0
19'0
1 2'!0 10·6
14·5 12'0 10·5 ro
15 ·15 13·4 11·3 7 · 10
The ORCHESTRA GALLERY shou ld allow
band 3ft. 2 i n. in width for each row, with 8
for
ins ..
500 6°6 4"I J"O 12 ga uge to Pa plate . 41·0 33 ·10. 2]'10 22'ZC: I8·15 l"'I5 I3'IO 8·15 rise bottom row, and increasing in rise by 2 ins.
66 lt
l 46' IO 38·5 3I'5 26·0' 21·10 1§· 0 15·5 10° 10
6oo 7"6 4·I 3·2 for each successive row above.
7 26·0
30·1 5 9·0
800 8·3 4'5 3·6 ~ plate to i'c plate. 22 ' 0 1 8 ·10
:f6° ~r~4 ~~ : ~~ The CHORUS requires 2 ft. 6 in. each ro w, ancli
1000 s·3
?,.fade 18
4' II 4·0
gauge, 16 gauge, 14 guage , g a uge,
12
7
7
i l
t
36·0 30 · 10
41 ·0 J4'l5
46·J 39'0 JJ"O 27"IS
25 ·15
29 ·5
21·12
24 · 1 0 21' 0 1]'15 IS'J
23 · 1 0 20 ·0 I7'5
9 ·0
10·15
II ' O
a rise of r ft. 3 in. to each.
i p late, i:\ plate. Sizes befor e galva nizing. 7It 55'5 46·I5 J9'l0 33·0 28·4 2 .r o 20 ·1 0 14·0 ORGAN SPACE required for a modern conce rt
7l
8
6.po 53'IS
38'IO 33·10
38·5
24·I5ms 32 · 10 2]"10 23·15
21·10 rS·ro rfro
16"15 organ 300 sq. ft. ; "'eight, 20 tons and upw ards-

!
1 3 ·0
Enamelled fireclay or stone ware ciste rns are 8 25·0 21 · 15 18·15 IJ 'lS (not counting bellow,). Height r eq uired about
45 ·0 39·0 J4'0 29·0
preferable for drinking water. 8 52 ·0 45 ·0 39·0 33 ·0 29·0 2r ·1.; 16"15 36 It. above sounll looard. Best position for·
All cisterns should be inside b uildin g , shou ld 8 I 58·0 50·0 43 ·0 37 ·0 32 ·0 ~f ~ 2 4 'I O t 6 "IO organ, centre of orchestra at back, and low·
be encased and have dust tight c overs. Overflow 8 Ii 70·0 6I 0 51·0 45·0
0
J9'0 33·15 29·10 21 ·5 down. Best p ositic;m fo r organ key board and
should be twice the size of service pipe, and
discharge into op en a ir. ·~ :
8 I~ SI 'O 70 ·0
54·0 48·0
63·0 55·5
6I'O 52·0
43·0 37"0
49·10 43'0
70·10 62 · 10 55·6 48 ·0
45·0 J9'0 J4'0 :24 · 10
33·0 29 · 0 2.ro 18·10
J7'5 32·0 2 9 ·0 21'2
42·6 JTO 32 · 10 23·0
organist in front of band, which is possible with
electric or oneumatic action.

~ ~i
W.C.s shou ld have a separate water waste CONCRETE.
preventing cistern . 85·0 76·0 66·10 58·6 sro 44·10 39·10 29 ·0
9 I 99·0 88·0 77'!0 6rrn 59·to 52·0 45·10 33·Io
IO 73 ·10 66·10 59·10 53·o 47"0 41·10 37·0 28·0 . Concrete should be mixed dry, then only suffi-
CO AL. IO l 82·10 75·0 6ro 59'IO 53·0 47·0 41 · 10 31·10 cient water added to moi§ten the whole, and again
STORAGE SPACE PER TON. IO ll 100·10 9I 0
0
81 ·10 72 IO 64·0 sro 50·10 38·0 thoroughly mi xed.
IO 11 u7·0 106 · 0 95 ·0 84·10 75'0 66"IO 59·0 44'IO It shou ld be made in small quantities an ~.
N avy allowance, 48 c. ft. 95·0 87·0 . 79·0 71·10 64·0 5/'IO 51"IO 39°IO
II Ii
II I
Average, 45 c. ft. u5 ·10 xo6·o 96•0 Bro 78·0 70·0 63 ·o 48·0 used fresh.
II l 135 · 10 124•0 n3·0 102'0 91·10 82·0 7J'IO 56°IO
Reckon 4 ft. as average height for storage in 76·0 68'IO 62 ·0 48·10 LIME CONCRETE should consist of Grey stone,
12 I xoro 97"0 9I'IO 83•0
Cellars. Doors, etc., should open out and have
removable boards in grooTes.
12 Ii 131 ·0 n8·xo n2 ·0 101·0
ur 153·10 139•0 IJI"O nS·Io
93·0 84·0 76·0 59·0
108·Io 98·Io 89·0 6g·o
I or.
Blue Lias Lime I part, Ballast o r broken.
bncks 4 or 'i parts. and Sand 1 or .2 parts:

Concrete -continued.
CEMENT CONCRETE may consist of Portland
Cement I part, Ballast or brok en bricks 5 parts,
and Sand 2 parts ; or, Sefo1itic Cement I part,
Port land Cemen t ~ part, B~llast or Broken Bricks
7 or 8 parts, and Sand 2 or 3 parts.
The SELINITIC CEMENT should be used in
accordance with the printed instructions of the
manufacturers.
See also "Lnrns AND C EMENTS."
CONDITIONS FOR BUILDING
CONTRACTS.*
[COPYRIGHT, R.I.B.A.]
Sn11ctio11ed by Oie Ro,y al lnstit,,te qf Bn'tislt
A,·cltitects, r3tlt May, 1895,
NOTE.-This form is appl icable WHERE QUAN-
TITJl1.S DO NOT FORM PAKT OF THE CONTRACT
and requires to be varied, and to have the blank~
filled in to meet the special cir<:umstances of each
contract .
ARTICLES OF AGREEMl;:NT made the
day of I9 Between of
in the County of (hereinafter called
"the Employer") of the one part and
of and of in
the County of Buildert
(herein after called "the Contractor") of the other
part. WHl!:REAS the Employer is desirous on
a messuage and premises at
and has caused Drawings an d a Specification
describing the work to be done to be prepared by
of , his Architect:
ANl> WHEREAS the said Drawings numbered l to
rnclus1ve and the Specification marked
"A." have been signed by or on behalf of the
parties hereto : AND WHEREAS the Contractor has
a~rei:d to execute upon and subject to the Con-
d1t1ons set forth in the Schedule hereto (hereinafter
referred to as "the said Conditions") the works
shown upon the said Drawings and described in the
said Specification for the sum of £ : Now IT
IS HER EDY AGREED AS FOLLOWS:-
1. In consideration of the su1;, of £ to be
paid at the times and in the manner set forth in the
said Conditions, the Contractor will upon and subject
to the said Conditions execute and complete the
:-"orks shown upon the said Drawings and described
1n the said Specification.
.2. The Employer will pay the Contractor the
said sum of £ or such other sum as shall
become payable hereunder at the times and in the
manner specified in the said Conditions,
3. The term "the Architect" in the said Con -
ditions shall mean the said or, in the
event of his death or ceasing to be the Architect for
the purpose of this Contract, such other oerson as
shall hP nominated forthat Qurvose by the Employer.
no~ being a person to whom the Contractor shall
obie~t for reasons considered to be sufficient by the
Arbitrator mentioned in t he said Conditions. Pro-
vided always that no person subsequently appointed
to be Architect under this Contract shall be entitled
to disregard or overrule any decision or approval or
direction given or expressed by the Architect for the
time being.
.4· Any reference in the said Conditions to the
Bilis of Quantities shall not have the effect of con -
stituting them part of this Contract.
5. The said Conditions shall be read and con -
stru7d as forming part of this Agreement, and the
parties hereto will respectively abide by and submit
themselves to the conditions and stipulations, and
perform the agreements on their parts respectively
tn such Conditions contained.
S .As \\'itne'5 our hands this day of 19
zgncd 1u. flu. pt·esence n.f
SCHEDULE OF CONDITIONS
.r.-The works' shall be carried out in accordance
~"/th the direction. a nd to the reasonable satisfaction
. the Arclntect m accordance with the said Draw -
}ngs and Specification, and in accordance with such
~rt~e~ dra\vings, details, and instructions in ex -
P .anat1on of the same as mar, from time to time be
given by. the Architect. 1he Contract Drawings
~nd Specification shall remain in the custody of the
rcl11tect, and shall be produced by him at his
ohffice as and when required by the Employer or by
t P. f"nntr::.rtl"l r.
•. To be obtained at the office of the Institute, price One
Sh I 1Jing. J>-- -..
iI nscrt ',',sand _co-partners" if ~uch is the fact .
1 nsort erecting 1
or "rcstormg ''or 1
• adding to"
a~ th,,. ra!=le may h.-:
Condition s, et c.-continued.
2.-0ne complete copy of a ll Drawings and of
,n e :::ipecihcation shall be furnished by the 'Architect
free of cost to the Contractor for hisown use. The
Architect shall furnish to the Contractor within
days after the. receipt by him of a req;iest for the
same, any details wluch m the opinion of the Archi-
tect are necessary for the execution of any part of
the work, s~ch request to be made only within a
reasonable ~1me belorf' it is necessary to execute
such work m order to fulfil the Contract. Such
copies and d.etails shall be kept on the works until
the completion 1hereof, and the Architect or his
representative shall at all reasonable times have
access to the same, and they sha ll be returned to the
Archi tect by the Contractor on the completion of the
Contract.
3· -;-The Conb'actor shall on the signing hereof
furn tsh the Architect with a verified* copy
of the ong1nal est11nate for his sole use or that of
the Surveyor appointed as in Clause r3 hereof and
fo r the purposes on ly of this Agreement. ' 13.-No vari ations shall vitiate the Contract; but
4.-The Contractor shall provide evervthi ng ne-
cessary for the proper execution of tbe works
tccording to the true intent and meaning of tb~
Drawings and Specification taken together, whe1her
"he same m:ty or may .not be particularly shown on
he Drawrngs or descr~bed in the Specification, p ro-
'1ded that the same is reasonably to be inferred
·hercfrom,; an d if th e Contractor find any dis -
;rep,1ncy m the_ Drawings, or between the Drawings
'nd Spec1ficat1on, he shall immediately re fer the
I .a me to the A rchitect, who shall .decide which shall
>e followe<;l. Figured dimensions a re to be followed
1n preference to the scale.
. ~ . -Th e Contractor shall conform to the p ro-
v1s1ons of any Acts of Parliament relating to the
works, and fo the regulations a nd by-laws of any
Local A.uthonty , and of any Water and Lighting
Companies with whose systems the structure is pro-
pos~d .to be connected, an.a shall, befor~ making any
vana!Jon from. the Drawmgs or Specification that
may be neces.s1tated by so conform ing, g ive to the
Architect wntten notice, specifving the variation
proposed to be made, and the reason for making it
and apply for instructions thereon. In case the Con ~
t:actor shall not in due course receive such instruc-
tions he sha!l proceed with the work, conforming
to the prov1sw_n, regula!to"., or by-law in question,
.1nd any vanat1on so necessllated shall be dealt with
und.er Cla u s~ 13. T he Contractor shall give all
lOhces reomred bv the said Acts. r ee-ulations. OT
by -laws to be given to any Local Authority, and pay
all fe es payable to any such A uthority , or to an)
publi c officer in respect of the works.
6.-The Contractor shall set out the works, and
during the progress of the building shall amend at
his own cost any errors arising from inaccurate
setting out, unless the Architect shall decide to the
contrary.
7.-All materials and workmanship shall be of the
respectiv e kinds described in the Specification, and
the Contractor shall upon the r~quest of the A rchi-
tect furnish him with vouchers to prove that the
materials are such as are specified.
8.-The Contractor shall keep constantly OD; the
works a competent. general foreman, and any direc-
tions or explanations given by the Architect to such
foreman shall be held to ha,·e been given to the
Contractor.
9.-The Contractor shall, on the request of the
Architect, immediately dismiss from the works any
person employed thereon by him who may, in the
opi nion of the Architect, be incc1r.petent or mis -
conduct himself, and such person shall not be again
employed on the works without the permission of
the Arch itect.
lo.-The Architect and any person authorised by
him shall at all reasonable times have access to th e
works, and the Architect and his representatives
,Jiall at like times have access to 1he workshops of
1!te Contractor or other places where work is being
]'repared for the building.
u,-The Clerk of \Vorks shall be considered to
act solely as inspector and under the Architect, and
1he Contractor shall afford him every facility for
~xamining the works and materials .
12.-The Contractor shall not vary from t! 1c
Drawings or Specification except as provided br
Clause 5, or by the authority of the Archi1 cc1.
which is to be sufficiently proved by any wnti11g
or drawing given by him or by any suhsPquent
written approval by him . lf the "''. 'rk .Jw\\11 on
any of the details or the further drawinrs of det;uls
IEmployer
• Tbe_,vord" sealed" to be inserted if so agreed.
329
Co ndit ions , etc.-conti1111ed.
referred to in Clause r, or necessary to; comply with
.i.ny in~tructions, directions, or e.>q;lanations which
may be given from tim e to time by ihe Architect,
be , ln the o pini on of 1he Contractor, in excess of
that compri,cd in the Cuutract, he shall, before pro-
ceeding with such \VOrk, give notice in writing to
th is etfect to the Architect. ln rbe event of lhe
Arch itect and Contractor fa il ini:: to agree as to
whether or not there is any excess, and of the
,\ rchitect's doeciding that the Contractor is to carry
outthe said work, the Contractor shall accordingly de.
so , and the question whether or not there is any
'"xcess, a nd if so the a mount thereof, shall, failing
agreement, be settled by the Arbitrator as provi ded
in Clause 32, and the Contractor shall be paid accord-
ingly. No claim for an extra shall be allowed
unless it shall ha ,-e been executed under the pro -
"isions of Clause 5, or by the authority of the Archi-
·ect as he rein mentioned. Any such extra is here
inafter ref~rred to as an authorised extra.
di authori•ed extras for which a price may not have
been previousl: agreed, and any oniissio n which may
1
:iave been made with the knowledge of the Archi-
·ect, or without his knowledge, provided he sub -
.;equ cntly give a written sanction to such omission,
-hai l be measured and valuc·d, as hereina fter
•rovided by " ; and a copy of such
neasurement and valuation shall be given 10 the
Contractor. The fees for so measuring and va lui ng
Lhe variations shall be added to the contract sum.
lt in tbe opinion of the A rchitect the wvrk cannot
be properh· measured and valued, day-work prices
-hal l be allowed therefor, provided that vouchers
,,,ecifying the tim e and material employed shall have
been delive red for verifi ~ation to the Architect, or
nis nominee, at or before the expiration of the week
following that in wliich such work shall have been
done. The variations shall be valued at the rates
.:ontained in the. Contractor's ori gi nal estimate, or,
where the same may not apply, at rates propor-
tionate to the prices therein contained. The
.\mount to be allowed on either side in respect of the
variations so ascertained shall be aoded to or de-
ducted from the contract sum as the case may be.
14, 1'-The fees for the Bills of Quantities and the
Surveyor's expenses (if any) stated therein shall be
paid by the Contractor to the Surveyor named
therein out of and immediately after receiving the
amount of the certificate or certificates in which
they shall be included. The fees chargeable under
Clause 13 shall be paid by the Contractor before
the issue by the Architect of the certificate for the
final payment. If the Contractor fai ls or neglects
to pay as herein provided, then the Employer shall
be at liberty, and is hereby authorised, to do so on
the certificate of the A rchitect, and th e amount so
paid by the Employer shall be deducted from the
amount otherwise due to the Contractor-
15.-When the Contractor shall have receiYed
payment of any certificate in which the Architect
shall have stated 1hat he has taken into account the
value of any unfixed materials intended for the
works, and placed by the Contractor thereon, or
upon ground adjacent thereto, all such materials
shall become the property of the Employer, and
shall not be taken a wax' except for the purpose
of being used on the building, without the written
authority of the Architect ; and the Contractor
shall be liable for any loss of or damage to such
materials.
16,-The Architect shall, during the progress of
1he works, have power to order in writing from time
:o time the removal from the works, withi n such
reasonable time or times as may be specified in the
"rdcr, of any materials which in the opinion of the
Architect are not in accordance with the Specifica-
1ion or the instruction of the Architect, the substitu-
tion of proper materials, and the removal and proper
re-execution of any work executed with materials
and workmanship not in accordance with the Draw-
ings and Specification or instructions; and the
Contractor shall forthwith carry out such order at
I
hi own cost. In case of default on the part of
the Contractor to carry out such order, the Em-
ployer shall have power to employ and pay other
persons to carry out the same; and all ex-penses
consequent thereon or incidental thereto shall be
borne by the Contractor, and shall be recoverable
from him by the Employer, or may be deducted by
him from any moneys due or that may become
due to him.
" Insert the Architect," or the. nnme of a 'urvcyor.
fl
+ ln cases where the Surveyor is engai:-ed by the
to be paid direct by him this clause will come
out .
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Conditions, etc.-continued. ' Conditions, etc.-continued. I Conditions, etc.-continued.
r7. -Any defects, shrinkage, or other faults insure the works and deduct the premium paid from and must signify that it purports to be a notice
which may appear within months from the com- any moneys. due or which may become due. All under the provisions of this clause, and must
pletion of the works, arisrng rn the opinion of the moneys received und~r such policies are to b.e paid specify the act or default on the part of the Con-
Architect from materials or workmanship not rn , to the Contractor by mstalments on the certificates tractor upon which it is based . After such notice
ac.c ordance with the Drawings and Specifications or of the Architect, and.to be applied in or towards the shall have been given the Contractor shall not
the instructions of the Architect, or any damage to rebuildmg or reparat10n of the works destroyed or be at liberty to remove from the site or works,
pointing by frost appearing wit.bin th e like period, injured . The Contrnctor shall, as soon as the claim or from .any grou".d conti~uous .thereto, any plant
shall upon the directions in wntmg of the Architect, I under the l?ohcy is settl e~, proceed with all due or materials belongmg to him which shall have been
and within such reasonable time as shall be specified diligence with the rebmldmg or reparation, and placed thereon for the purposes of the works; and
therem, be amended and made good by the Con- I shall not be entitled to any payment in respect the Employer shall have a lien upon all such plant
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tractor at his own cost unless the Architect shall thereof other than the said moneys received, but and materials, to subsist from the date of such
decide that he ought tdbe paid for ' the same; and j such extens.ion of the time hereinafter mentioned notice .being.given untii_the notice shall have been
in case of default the Employer may employ and for complet10n shall be made as shall be just and complied with, Provided always that such hen
pay other persons to amend and make good such reasonable. (b) The whole build ing and the works shall not under :'-ny circumstances subsist after the

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defects, shrinkage, or other faults or dari;iage, and executed under this Contract shall be at the sole exp~ratio':' of thirty-one days from the date of such
all expenses consequent thereon or mcidental n>k of the Employer as regards any loss or damage notice bemg given unless the Employer shall have
thereto shall be borne by the Contractor and shall bv. fire, and in th~ event of.any such loss or da.m~ge e.ntered upon. and taken p_ossession of the works and
be recoverable from him by the Employer, or may bemg so occasioned which affects the or1gmal site as heremafter provided. If the Contractor
be deducted by him from any moneys due or that building or structure in addition to the new work, shall fail for days after such notice has been
may become due to the Contractor. Should any the Contractor shall be entitled to receive from the given to proceed with the works as therein pre-
defective work have been done or material supplied Employer the full value of all work then executed scribed, the Employer may enter upon and take
by any sub -contractor or other person employed on and materials then delivered, calculated in the possession of the works and site, and of all such
the works who has been nominated or approved by manner provided for by Clause r3 hereof, and this plant and materials thereon (or on any ground
the Architec t , the Contractor shall be liable to make Contract, so far as it relates to any subsequent contiguous thereto) intended to be used for the
good in the same manner as if such work or material w?rk, may. at the option of either party be deter- works, and all such materials as above mentioned
had been done or supplied by the Contractor, and mmed if m the opm10n of the Arbitrator such shall thereupon become the property of the Em-
been subject to the prov isions of this and the pre- determination shall be just and equitable. ployer absolutely, and the Employer shall retain and.
ceding clause . 23.-Possession of the site (or premises) shall be hold a lien upon all such plant until the works shall
18.-The Contractor shall, at the request of the given to the Contractor on or before the have been completed under the powers hereinafter
Architect, within such tima as the Architect shall day of. . He sh.all begin the works conferred upon him. If the Employer shall exercise
name open for inspection any work covered up ; immediately after such possess10n, shall regularly the above power he may engage any other person
and ~hould the Contractor refuse or neglect to proceed with them, and shall complete the same to complete the works, and exclude the Contractor,
comply with such request, the Architect may (except painting and papering or other decorative his agents and servants, from entry upon or access
employ other workmen to open up the same. lf work which in the opinion of the Architect it may to the same, except that the Contractor or any one
the said work has been covered up in contravention be desirable to delay) by. the day of person nominated by him may have access at all
of the Architect's instructions , or if on being , subiect nevertheless to the reasonable times to inspect, survey, and measure the
opened up it be found n.ot in accor~ance with the p1:ovisions for extension of time hereinafter con- works : .A nd the Empl?yer shall take such steps as in
Drawings and Specification or the rnstruct10ns of tamed. . the opm10noftheArchitectrnaybe reasonablyneces-
the Architect, the expenses of opening and covering 24.-If the Contractor fail to cornplete the. works sary for completin g the works without undue delay
it up again wh ether done bv the Contractor, or by the date named m Clause 23, or withm any or expense, usmg for that purpose the plant and
such other V:,orkmen shall be borne by, and recover - extended time allowed by the Architect under these materials above mentioned in so far as they are
able from, the Contractor , or may be deducted as presents, and the A rchitect shall certify in writing suit".'ble and adapted to such .use. Upon the com-
aforesaid . If the work has not been covered up m that the works could reasonably have been com- plehon of the works the Architect shall ceit!fy the
contravention of such instructions, and be found in jlleted by the said date, or within the said extended amount of the expenses properly incurred conse-
ac~ordanc~ with the said Drawings and Sp.ecification time, the Contractor shall pay .or. allo_:v to the quent on and incidental to the default . of the
or mstruct10ns then the expenses aforesaid shall be Employer the sum of£ sterlmg per"' Contractor as aforesaid, and m completmg the
borne by the Employer and be added to the Contract as liquidated and ascedained damages fo~ every works by other persons. Should the amount so
sum: provided always that in the case of founda - * beyond the said date or extended hme, as certified as the expenses properly incurred be less
tions , or of any other urgent work so opened up the case may be, dunng which the works shall than the amount which would have been due to the
and requiring immediate attention, the Architect remam unfinished, except as provided by Clause 23, Contractor upon the completion oftbe works by him,
shall, within a reasonable t ime after receipt of and such damages may be deducted by t he the difference shall be paid to the Contractor by the
notice from the Contractor that the work has been Employer from any moneys due to the Contractor. Employer; should the amount of the former exceed
so opened, make, or cause the inspection thereof to 25.-If in the opinion of. the Architect t he works the latter, the difference shall be paid by the Con-
be made, and at the expiration of such time, if such be delayed by farce ma;eure or by reason of any tractor to the Employer. The Employer shall not
inspection shall not have been made, the Contractor exceptionally inclement weather, or by reason of be liable to make any further payment or compen-
may cover up the same, and shall not be required instructions from the Architect in consequence of sation to the Contractor for or on account of the
to open it up again for inspection except at the proceedings taken or threatened by or disputes with proper use of the plant for the completion of the
expense of the Employer. adjoining or neighbouring owners, or by the works works under the provisions hernin before contained
19.-The Contractor shall not, without the or delay of other Contractors or tradesmen engaged other than such payment as is included in the
written consent of the Architect, assign this Agree- or nominated by the Employer or the Architect, contract price. After the works shall have been so
ment or sublet any porton of the works. and not referred to in the Specification, or by completed by persons other t han the Contractor
20.- No sub-contractor or other person nominated reason of authorished . extras or addit!ons, or in under the provisions hereinbefore contained, the
by the Architect shall be employed upon the works consequence of any notice reasonably given by the Employer shall give notice to the Contractor of
against whom the Contractor shall make what the Contractor in pursuance of Clause I2, or by reason such completion and may require him from time
Architect considers reasonable objection, or who of any local combination of workmen or strikes or to time, before and after such completion , to
wi ll not enter into a contract with the Contractor lock-out affecting any of the Building trades, or in remove his plant and all such materials as aforesaid
guaranteeing the due performance of his work, and consequence of the Contractor not having received as may not have been used in the completion of the
indemnifying the Contractor against any claims in due time necessary instructions from the Archi- works from the site. If such plant and matenals
arising out of misuse by the sub-contractor or his tect for which he shall have specifically applied in are not removed within a reasonable time after
workmen of any scaffold erected or plant employed writing, the Architect shall make a fair an d reason - notice shall have been g iven, the Employer may
by the Contractor, or that may be made against the able extension of time for completion in respect remove and sell the same, holding the proceeds, less
Contractor in consequence of any act, omission , or thereof. In cases of such strike or lock-out the the cost of the removal and sale, to the credit of the
default of the sub -contractor his servants or Contractor shall, as soon as may be, give to the Contractor. Any notice to be given to the Con-
agents. ' ' .Architect written notice thereof. But the Con - tractor under this clause shall be given by leaving
2r.-The Contractor shall be responsible for all tractor shall nevertheless use his best endeavours the same at the place of busine~s of the Contractor,
structural and decorative damage to property. and to prevent delay, and shall do all that may reason - or by registered letter sent to him at that address.
for injury caused by the works or workmen to ably be required to the satisfaction of the Architect 27.-The words "Prime Cost" or the initials P.C.
persons, animals, or things, and shall hold. the to proceed with the works . applied in the Specification to goods to be obtained
Employer harmless in respect thereof. He shall 26.-Ifthe Contractor, except on account of any and fixed by the Contractor, shall mean, unless
a lso be responsible for all injuries caused to the legal restraint upon the Employer preventing the otherw ise stated in the Specification the sum paid
buildings, the subject of this Contract, by frost, or continuance of the work'i or on account of any· of to the merchant after deducting all 'trade discount
other inclemency of weather and sh<fll reinstate all the causes mentioned 111 \...lause 25 , or in case of a for such goods in the ordinary course of delivery,
damage caused by the same,' and thoroughly com - certificate bein?" withheld or .not paid. ~hen due, but not deduchng discount for cash, and such sum
plete the ~hol e of the works, shall .suspend the works, or m the opmion. of the shall be exclusive of special carriage, t he cost of
22 .- (a)*The Contractor shall insure the works, Arch1tect shall neglect or fail to proceed with due fixing, and Contractor's profit.
and.keep them insured until they are delivered up, diligence in t~e performance of his part of th e 28.-The provisional sums mentioned in the
agamst loss or dama~e by. fire, m. an office to be Contrad, or if he shall ri;iore than once make Specification for materials to be supplied or for
approved by the Architect, 111 the JO!llt names of the default m the respects menboned m Clause r6, the work to be performed by spec ial artists or trades-
Employer and Contractor, for the full value of. the Em_Ployer by the Architect shall h.ave pow.e~ to give men, or for other works or fittings to the building,
works executed, and shall deposit with the Architect notice lll wntmg to the Cont.ractor requmng that shall be paid and expended at such t imes and in
the P.ohc1es and rece~pts for the premmms paid for the works be proceeded with 111 a reasonable such amounts and to and in favour of such persons
such msurance ; and m default the Employer may manner and with reasonable dispatch .. Such notice as the Architect shall direct, and sums so expended
• Clause (a) or (b) to be struck out to suit circum- shall not be unreasonablv or VPX~ltouslv given, shall be payable by the Contractor without discount
stances. •Insert" day" or" week" as may be agreed. or derluction, or (without prejud ice to any rights of
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Conditions, etc .- continued. Conditions, etc.- continued. Cow Houses-continued.
the Contractor existing under the Contract referred Contractors may claim to be entitled, then either Grain and dung pits to be constructed of or lined
to in Clause No. 20) by the Emp loyer to the said party shall forthwith give to the other notice of such with impervious material and properly dramed ,
artists or tradesmen. 'the value of worl<s which are dispute or difference, and such dispute or difference such grain and dung pits not to be within or com-
executed by the Contractor in respect of provisional shall be and is hereby referred to the arbitration and municate directly with any cow shed~
sums, or in additional works, shall be ascertained final decision of or, in the event of No water closet, privy, cesspool, or urinal to be
as provided by Clause 13. At the settlement of the his death or unwillingness or inability to act, of I within, communicating with, or ventilate into a
accounts the amount paid by the Contractor to the , or, in the event of his death or un- cow-shed.
said artists or tradesmen, and the said value of such willingness or inability to act, of a person to be I Upper part of inner surface of walls to be lime-
works executed by the Contractor, shall be set appointed on the request of either part by the washed.
a(l'ainst all such provisional sums or any sum pro- President for the time being of The Royal Institute Vessels to be cleansed with steam or scalding
vided for additional works, and the balance shall be of British Architects, and the award of such water.
added to or deducted from the contract sum. Arbitrator shall be final and binding on the parties. DAIRIES.
1
29.-The Contractor shall, unless otherwise stated Such reference, except on the question of certificate, L . C.C. BYE-LAWS.-Digest.
in the Specification, provide and erect all necessary shall not be opened until after the completion or Light and ventilation to be sufficient.
scaffolding and plant for the due execution by the alleged completion of the works, unless witl1 the Paving with flagstones, concrete, or other
artists and tradesmen referred to in the preceding written consent of the Employer or Architect and suitable material, set in cement.
clause of the work entrusted to them . He shall also the Contractor. The Arbitrator shall have power to Walls to be covered with hard, smooth, and im-
permit of the execution of work by any other open up, review, and revise any certificate, opinion, pervious material to a height of at least 6 ft., and
artists or tradesmen who may be engaged by the decision, requisition, or notice, save in regard to such material not to be covered with cement, wash,
Employer. the said matters expressly excepted above, and to lime, or other substance. Floor to fall towards an
30,-The Contractor shall be entitled under the determine all matters in dispute which shall be sub - opening in the walls, leading to a trapped gully
certificates to be issued by the Architect to the mitted to him, and or which notice shall have been hole outside. No in let to drain to be inside.
Contractor, and within days of the date of given as aforesaid, in the same manner as if no such Water supply to be adequate ; where not constant
each certificate, to payment by the Employer from certificate, opinion, decision, requisition, or notice provide covered tank. Tank to have no communi-
time to t ime by instalments, when in the opinion of had been given. U pan every or any such reference cation with any water closet or dram by means of a
the Architect work to the value of £ the costs of and incidental to the reference and waste pipe.
(or less at the reasonable discretion of the Archi- award respectively shall be in the , discretion of the Vessels to be cleansed with steam or scalding water.
tect) has been executed in accordance with the Arbitrator, who may determine the amount thereof,
contract, at the rate of per cent. of the or direct the same to be taxed as between solicitor DANGEROUS AND NEGLECTED
value of work so executed in the building, until the and client or as between party and party, and shall STRUCTURES.
balance retained in hand amounts to£ (x), direct by whom and to whom and in what manner L.B . AC'r; 1894.-Digest.
after which time the instalments shall be up to the same shall be borne and paid. This submission On report of District Surveyor Council may shore
the full value of the work subsequently executed. shall be deemed to be a submission to arbitration up and protect with hoarding, and serve dangerous
The Contractor shall be entitled, under the within the meaning of the Arbitration Act 1889. structure notice on owner or occupier.
Certificate to be issued by the Architect, to receive If the owner or occupier fail to comply with
£ (y), part of the said sum of £ (x), COPPER. notice a petty sessional court may issue an order to
when the works are practically completed, and execute the required work within a fixed time.
in like manner to payment of the balance within a SHEETS, 4 ft. x z ft., and Scotch plates, 4 ft. Failing compliance with such order the Council may
further period of months, or as soon after X 3 ft. 6 in. take down, or repair, or otherwise secure the
the e:Q) iration of such period of months as SHEETS FOR ROOFING, 5 ft., 6 ft., 7 ft., and 8 defective work.
the works shall have been finally completed, and all ft., x 3 ft. wide, made in guages I to 30. Guage~ It t he owner of a structure dispute the necessity
defects made good according to the true intent and of the requisitions comprised in the notice he may
meaning hereof, whichever shall last happen. The z5 to 18 generally used for roofs and gutters.
by notice in writing to the Council within 7 days
Architect shall issue his certificates in accordance Weight per foot super. require the matter to be referred to arbitration,
with this clause. No certificate of the Architect Guage. lbs. oz. At the time of giving such notice to the Council
shall be considered conclusive evidence as to the No. r8 4 he may appoint an independent surveyor to report
sufficiency of any work or materials to which it ,, 19 0 in conjunction with the District Surveyor, within 7
relates nor shall it relieve the Contractor from his 20 12 days of the receipt by the Council of such notice.
liability to make good all defects as provided by 2r 8 Before the Surveyors enter upon the discussion of the
22 6
this Agreement. The Contractor when applying ,, 23
question in dispute they shall appoint a third sur-
3
for a certificate shall, if required, as far as practi - ,, 24 0 veyor as arbitrator, or such arbitrator may be
cable, furnish to the Architect an approximate ,, 25 14 appointed by a petty sessional court.
statement of the work executed, based on the 26 13 The arbitrator is to make his award within r4 days.
original estimate. ,, 27 rxt Notwithstanding such notice, the court may on
3 r.-Should the Employer not pay the Contractor .. 28 IO
complaint of the Council order the immediate taking
any sum certified by the Architect within the times COW HOUSES. down or otherwise securing of the structure.
respectively named in Clause 30, the Contractor If owner cannot be found, or if on demand he
shall give written notice to the Employer of the Space per cow, 60 to IOO ft. super. refuse or neg-lect to pay the expenses, the Council
non-payment, and should the Employer not pay any Depth of House, single, 18 ft. after 3 months' notice, may sell the structure, and
such sum within the period of days from the ,, ,, double, 32 ft. after paying expenses pay the surplus if any to the
date of delivery of such notice at tl;e Employer's Height, 10 ft. to 12 ft. owner on demand. If sale not sufficient to par.
address or sent to him there in the ordinary course Stalls, single, 4 ft. to ft. 6 ins. expenses, then land may not be built upon until
of post by registered letter, or if the Employer shall 4 balance due has been paid, or Council may recover
become bankrupt or file any petition for liquidation . " double, . 7 ft. to 8 ft. costs in a sumn1ary manner.
of his affairs, and if his Trustee in Bankruptcy shall Fee?mg and Dungmg passages, 3 ft 6 ins. to A petty sessional court may order the owner of
repudiate this Contract, or if the Trustee shall he ' 4ft. wide. any structure, which is ruined, defective, or unfit
unable to show within days to the reason- L.C.C. BYELAWS.-Digest, for occupation, or from neglect structurally, pre-
able satisfaction of the Contractor his ability to judicial to property or inhabitants of the neighbour-
carry ou t the Contract, and to make all payments Every cowshed must be well and sufficiently hood, to take down, repair, or rebuild, or to fence
due or to become due thereunder, or if the works be lighted and thoroughly ventilated. in the ground on which it stands within a reasonable
stopped for months under an order of the Space per cow in sing le stall at least 8 ft. by 4ft. time. If the order be not complied with, the
Architect or any Court. of Law, the Contractor. shall Two cows in double ,, ,, 8 ft. by 7 ft. Council may execute the order.
be at liberty to d etenmne the Contract by notice in Air space per cow at least 600 c. ft. where there is The Council in executing the order may remove
writing to the Architect, and to cover from the perfect ventilation, otherwise 800 c. ft. Height of the materials to a convenient place, and if their
Employer payment for all work executed and for shed exceeding 16 ft. not to be counted . expenses are not paid within 14 days may sell the same.
any loss he may sustain upon any plant or material Paving with impervious bricks or material set
with cement or concrete, with slope towards g ully DANGEROUS BUSINESSES.
supplied or purchased or prepared for the purpose
of the Contract. In arriving at the amount of such hole which is to be outside where practicable. L.B. ACT, 1894.-Digest.
payment the rates contained in the Contractor's Gully to be trapped, and to have a grating with bars No person may carry on a dangerous business
angina! estimate shall be foll<nved, or, where the not more than ii of an inch apart. Not exceedin&' .) in any building, or vault, or in the open air, at a
same n1ay not apply, rates proportionate to the ft. of the foremost part of stalls may be paved with less distance than 40 ft. from any public way, or than
pnces therein contained. chalk or other similar material. 50 ft. from any other building, or any vacant ground
. 32.-Provideci always that in case any dispute or Water supply, r2 gallons per cow. Where not belonging to any other person than his landlord,
difference shall arise between the Employer or the constant service provide covered tank, bottom of Dangerous businesses comprise manufacture of
Architect on his behalf and the Contractor, either tank to be not less than 6 ft above floor level. matches, or other substances liable to sudden ex-
during the progress of the works or after the No communication between tank and any water plosion, inflammation or ignition, or of turpentine,
determination, abandonment, or breach of the closet or drain by means of a waste pipe. naphtha, varnish, tar, resin, Brunswick black, or
Contract, as to the construction of the Contract or Water trouah constructed of or lined with im- any other manufactures dangerous on account of the
as lo any matter or thing arising, thereunder (except pervious mate~ial to eac? stall or standing p lace , liability ot the materials to sudden fire or explosion.
as to t he matters left to the sole discretion of the with a waste pipe or hole m the lowest ,part. No person may erect a dwelling house nearer
Architect uncier Clauses 4, 9, and i9, and the Walls doors, and wood work (except partition than 50 ft. to a building used for any dangerous busi-
exercise by him under Clause 18 of the right to between' cows) to be covered with impervious mat- ness, provided that a building erected before 1844
have any work opened up), or as to the withholding erial 5 ft. hiah, such material not to be cove red with within 50 ft . from any building, for the time being
by t he Architect of any certificate to which the cement, was'h or other substance. used for any such n oxiou s business, it may be rebuilt·
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DISTRICT SURVEYORS AND THEIR District Surveyors, etc.-'-continued. District Surveyors, etc.-continued.
15 City of London, Southern Division 28 Hamp.Stead, East, North-west
DISTRICTS. of. Consisting ot the Wards of Bread-street, Islington, North St. Pancras, and
r Battersea, Central Division of. Bridge, Candlewick, Castle Baynard, Co1d-
~ainers, Dowgate, Farringdon Within, Queen-
Clerkenwell (detached). Consisting of that
Consisting of 'that part of the parish southward part of H ampstead to the eastward of a line drawn ·
of the London a nd South -Western Railway , hithe, Vintry, Walbrook, and Bridewell Precinct.
along the centre of Avenue-road and F inchley-
northward and westward of the boundary of the EDWARD POWER , 9 7 Queen Victori a· street, E.C . IO
to 4. road ; that part of I ' lington bounded on the north
Parish of Clapham, and northward of Clapham - and west by the boundaries of th e parish, on the
common and Battersea-rise. 16 City of London, Western Division south by the centre line of Camd en-road, and on
T. HARDCAST LE,
. Wr L.FRED 73 Marney-road, Battersea- of. Consisting of the Wards of Aldersgate the east by the centre line of Highgate-hill and
n se, S.W . H ours IO to 4. · Within and Without, Cheap, and Farringdon Holloway-road, and that part of St. Pancras north
Without, St. Martin's-le-Grand, St. Bartholomew
2 Battersea, North. Con sisting of that the Great and Less, the Inner T emple and that
of the Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Rail -
p art of the Parish which lies on the northern side way, and the detached portion of Clerkenwell
part of the Middle Temple within the City, near Muswtll-hill.
of the London and South-Western Railway, and
Serjeant's-inn, Fleet-street and Chancery-lane,
t o the westward of the boundary of District No. Clifford 's-inn, Barnard's-inn, Thavies-inn, and FREDUHI C H AM MOND, 38 Mercer's-road, U pper Hollo-
36. those parts of Furnival's-inn and Staple-inn
way, N . 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to 2 .
W. H . WooowARD(Depu ty), 495 Battcrsea-park-road,
S."W. 9.30 to 5. which are within the City. 29 Hampstead, West. Consisting of that
IiUG H M CL AC HLA N , I Furnival-strect , Hol born, E .C . part of Hampstead to the westward of a line
Battersea, Southern Division of, to to 4.
3 drawn a long t he centre of Avenue-road and
and the detached portion of Clapham. 17 Clapham. F inchley-road.
Consisting of that part of Battersea southward of W u . LJAM G R ELLIE H , I44 H igh- street, Clapham, S .W. R OW LAND P LU MB E, 104 W est- end-l a ne, N .\V. IO to 4.
Battersea-rise and westward of Clapha m, together rn to 4.
with the detached portion of Clapham. 18 Clerkenwell (St. James and St. 30 Holborn and East Strand, includ =
HO RACE C H ESTON , 35 Rcll evil] c -road, W a ndswortb- John) and part of Islington . Consisting
co mm on, S .W. ro to 4. of that part of Islington situate to the south of ing St. Andrew, Holborn, above Bars,
4 Bermondsey, St. Mary Magdalen, the southern boundary of D istrict No. 32, and Furnival's Inn, St. George=the- Martyr,
and St. John, St. Olave, and St. Thomas, boun ded on the east by the centre line of Upper- the Liberty of the R.olls, the Liberty of
Southwark. street. Saffron Hill, Hatton. Garden, and Ely
ER NEST C AR R ITT, 20 Wilmington- squ are, Clerkcnwell ,
·L. R. FORD, (I nterim), 24 R ailway -approach, Lon-
W.C. IO to 4. R.ents, St. Clement Danes, St. Mary=le =
don-brid ge, S.E. IO to 4.
Strand, the Savoy Precinct, St.Sepulchre
19 Deptford, North-east. Consisting of
5 Bethnal Green,St. Matthew, East, St. Nicholas, Deptford, and so much of 'St. Paul, without, the Charter House, and St.
and South Bow. Consisting of that part of Deptford, in K ent, as lies to the northward of a Paul, Covent Garden.
Bethnal-green east of Cambridge-road; and that line drawn along the centre of New Cross-road, F REDE RICK '\:VrtLJAM PORTE R , 28 Great Ormon d-
part of Bow south of Old Ford-road, and of the the Broadway, and Deptford-bridge. street, \V.C. 10 to 4.
E mbankment of the Northern Outfall Sewer. R. TABBERER (Interim), I .ectu re Hal l, Royal H ill ,
EDWARD S T REET , I o9 B mv- road, E . IO to 4 . Greenwi ch, S . E. IO to fl-· 3r Islington, East. Consisting of that
part of the parish lying on the east side of High-
6 Bethnal Green,St. Matthew, West. 20 Deptford, South - east. Consisting of
gate-hill and Holloway-road , and on the west
Consisting of that part of the parish west of Cam- the remaining part of St. Paul, Deptford, in
bridge-road . side of Highbury-place, Highbury-park, and
Kent.
Blackstock -road.
ROBERT PLED GE NOTLEY, u Paradise- row, Betbn al- W1u..1AM H nwsoN Lmrn, 171 L ewi sham-hi gh-road,
g reen-road, E . ro to 4. S.E. IO to 4. J OSIAH GOODCHILD, 59 Tollington-park, N . 9.30 to 5 ;
Fulham, North. Consisting of that Satu rday, 9. 30 to 2.
7 Bloomsbury, St. Martin - in - the =' 21
Fields and Soho. Consisting of the parishes part of the parish to the northward of a line drawn 32 Islington, South, St. Leonard,
of St. Giles-in-the-Fields, St. George, Blooms- along the centre of ,High-street and Fulham-road. Shoreditch, lind the Liberty of Norton
bury, St. Martin -in-the-Fields, and St. Anne, F R EDE RlGK W1LLIAM H AMILTON, B roadway-house,
Th e Broadway, Walham- green. IO to 4. Folgate. Consisting of that pa1t of Islington
S oho. situate on the east side of High -street, Upper-
CHAR LES Fosn m H ,,vwA RD, 47 Mu seum- street, 22 Fulham, South. Consisting of that street, Highbury -place, H ighbury·park, and
Bloom sbury, W.C. 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to 2 . part of the parish to the southward of the above Blackstock-road.
, line (No. 21) .
8 Bromley, St. Leonard. S TAN LEY F AITH F ULL MoNJrm-W11 .L1A J\TS, B roadway -
HENRY LovEGR OVE, 124 Shoreditch I-Iig h- street, E .
CHESTE R FoULSHA l\·r, IOS Hig h-street, B roml ey, E . house, The B roadway, Walham-g reen. IO to 4.
9.30 to 5 ; Saturday, 9.30 to 2.
IO to 4·
23 Greenwich. 33 Islington, South=west, St. Luke,
9 Camberwell, St. Giles. Bll NJAMJN T A BBERE H, L ecture-ha ll , Royal-hill , Green -
E LLI S lVL\ RS lA ND, 244 Cambcrwcll-road. . E. g.30 to wich , S.E . I O to 4· Old .Street, and the Liberty of Glass-
.5; Saturdays , 9.30 to 2 . 24 Hackney, North =east. Consisting of house Yard. Consisting of that part of
Islington bounded on the north by the centre line
10 Charlton, Lee and Kidbrooke. that part of the parish lying north of the No,th of Camden-road, on the south by the centre line
W ALTER LEWIS SP1ERS , 5 Lcc-1·oad, S.E. 10 to 4. London lhilway, and bounded on the west by of Copenhagen-street and Cloudesley-place, and
Lower Cl apton -road and Upper Clapton to Stam-
r : Chelsea, North. Consisting of that ford-hill, and on the south-east by Gainsborough
by 1he southern enclosure of the Agricultural
part of the parish to the north ward of a line Hall, on the east by the centre line of Upper-
Rd. and Temple Mills Road, to Temple Mills street and Holloway-road, and on the west by the
drawn a long the centre of King's-road and Bridge.
Sloan e -square. boundary of the parish . ,
FR EDER ICK R 1c H A R D M EESON , 360 Mare St., N.E .
SAMUEL FLINT C LARKSON, 40 Sydney -street, Ch elsea, IO to 4. GEORGE McDoN ELL, I O City-road, E .C. 9.30 to 5;
S.w. ro to 4· 25 Hackney, South=east and North ·aturday, 9.30 to 2.

12 Chelsea, South. Consisting of that Bow. Con sisting of that pa rt of Hackney lying 34 Kensington, North =west. Consist-
part ot the parish t o the >Outhw'trd of such line, • s0tnh of the North London Ra1!way, and 01 ing of that part of St. Mary Abbott, Kensmgton,
together with the detached pcrtion of Kensington Gain sboro~gh Rt;>ad and Temple Mills Road to to the northward of Kensington Hi gh-street an d
near to Chel sea Ho>pit al. ' T emple Mills Bridge, and bounded on the west Kensington-road, and westward o f a line drawn
TH OMAS EowARD M vN DY, 3 I K ing's·road, Ch elsea, by the centre line of Mare- street and Ca m- al ong the centre of Redcliffe-garden s and Earl's-
S.W. ro to 4. bridge-road, and on the south and east by th e co urt-road, and the detached portion of St.
boundary of the parish; and also th at part of Luk e's, Ch elsea, to the northward of the parish
13 City of London, Eastern Division Bow north of the centre line of Old F ord-road
of. Con sistin g of the W ards of Lime-st reet, and north-east of th e E mbankment of the of K ensington, at Kensal-green.
Tower, A lclga te, Portsoken, B illingsgat e, and Northern Outfall S ewer. HE;-J RY l-IA RT, 52 }{o rland- squarc, Notti ng- bill, W.
Langb ourn. 9.30 to 5 ; Saturday, 9.30 to 2 .
AtEXAN Dl~ R P A YNE, IO St. Th omas's -sq uarc, Marc -
HvMAN HENRY COLLINS, rs F cnc11 urch- strcet, E .C. I street, E . IO to 4· 35 Kensington, South. Consisting o f
Io to 4. : 26 Hackney, West. Con sisting of that that part of Kensington, and also that part of
14 Cit y of London, Northern Division : part of the pa rish lying west of Mare-street, S t. Margaret, Westminster, adjoining thereto,
of. Con sisting of the W ards of Bassishaw , 1 Lower Cl~pton-road, and Upper Clapton to lying on the south side of K11ightsbridge-road,
Bishopsga te Within, Bishopsgat e Without, Broad- Stamford -h1ll. Kensington-gore, Kensington High -street, and
street, Colen1an-street, Cornhill, Cripplegate, GEORGll LEGG, II6 Graham -roa d, Dalston, E. IO K ensington-roa d, and on the eastward side of
Within a nd C ripplegate Without, and P recinct of to 4· E arl 's-co urt-road and Redcliffe -gardens.
Monltwell . 27 Hammersmith .
T H OMAS EDWA RD KNIGHTLEY, 3 The Grove, I-Iammcr - ALFRED "\1\T1 t ll AM S, IO E xhibition -road, l{cnsin gton,
E DMU:'llD \.\ioODTHORPE ,32 Gresln\m S t. E .C . IO to4 . smi th, W. 9 to 5· S.W. IO to 4.
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District Surveyors, etc.-continued. District Surveyors, etc.-continucd. District Surveyors, etc.-continued.
Lambeth, Central, and part of
36 46 Plumstead and Eltham. 60 Streatham, West. Consisting of that
Battersea. Consisting of that part of Lambeth THOMAS BATTERllURv, 97 Griffin-road, Plumstead· part of Streatbam situate to the westward of the
situate westward of Kennington-road and Clapham- IO to 4· western boundary of District Nu. 59.
road, and bounded on the south by the centre line 47 Poplar, All Saints. DAN IEL RoBERT DALE, 3 Bank Bldgs., Station Rd.,
of Dorset-road, South Lambeth-road, Miles-street, Jo1rn CtAlll<SON, 1J6 High-street, Poplar, E. IO' to 4, Bal ham, S. \ 'IT. IO to 4.
and Nine elm s- lane ; and on the north by Church- and by appoiptm en t.
61 Sydenham. Consisting of that part of
street and Lambeth-road to its junction with 4 g Putney, & Hamlet of R.oehampton.
Kennington-road; and also that part of Battersea THOMAS \VJLLIAM 'i'ITILLIS, 4 Hotham-road, Putney, Lewisham lying south of the Lewisham District.
lying to the eastward of the centre line of Albert- S.W. 9 to 5 . TAME S Tou..EY, ,~ Dartmouth -road, 11'orcst-bill, S.E.
Afl reasonable hom·s.
road, and of a line continued thence southward by 49 R.otherhithe, Hatcham, and St.
the eastern wall of the "Clockhouse" Tavern, George-in - the-East. Consisting of the 62 Wandsworth, East, and Tootin2'
Battersea-park-road, to the embankment of the r parish of Rotherhithe; that part of Camberwell Graveney. Consistin g of that part of Wands-
railww leading to Battersea and Kensington ; and situate north of the Grand Surrey Canal and worth to the eastward of the Lendor· and South-
to the northward of the London and South- east of the Old Kent-road ; the portion of St. Western Railway, together with the parish of
Western Railway. Pau l, Deptford, in Surrey, and the parish of St. Tooting Graveney.
W . H. ·wooowARD (Interim), 69 Kennington Oval, George-in -the-East, St. Botolph Without, Ald gate,
GEORGE A ITCHISON, The Larches, Trinity-road, Upper
S.E. and St. Paul, Shadwell. Tooting, .'\V. IO to 4.
37 Lambeth, Southern Division of, AuausTuS ·w 1r.L1A'1TANNER, III J,ower-rnad, Rother-
and part of Camberwell. Consisting of that 1·.ithe, S.E., and 334 Commercial-road, E. 9.30 to s; 63 Wandsworth, West. Consisting of
part of Lambeth bounded on the north by the Satu rday, 9.3o to 2 • that part e>f the parish which lies to the westward
centre line of Nine-elms Lane, Miles-street, 50 St. Oeorge,Hanover Square,North. of the London and South-Western Railway.
South Lambeth-road, Dorset-road, Holland· Consisting of that part of the parish situate north T H OMAS ROGER SMITH, n8 IIi gb -strcct, Wandsworth.
street, Vassal-road, and Camberwe ll -new-road, of Piccadilly, together with that part of such S.\ 'IT. IO to 4..
a nd on the south by Brixton-h ill, Water-J ane, parish situate between the west side of St.
and Dulwich-road; and also that part of Camber- James's-street and th e boun dary of the parish of 64 Whitechapel, St. Mary, Christ
well south-west of the Camberwell-new-road. St. Martin-in-'.he-Fields, on the east side of the Church, Spitalfields, the Hamlet of Mile
HENRY PARSONS 1 88 Angell-road, Brixton. IO to 4,
1
Green Park . End New=town, and the Tower Liberty.
and by appointment . THOMAS HENRY \\TATSON, 9 Condu it- street, R egent-
The Tower Liberty consists of-rst, His Majesty's
strcet, " ' · 10 to 4. Tower-ground, called the Old Artillery-ground,
38 Lewisham. Consisting of that part of
51 St. George, Hanover Square, Bel= near Spitalfields; 2nd, the parish of Holy Trinity,
the parish lying north of a line drawn along th e
centre of L ondon-road and along the eastern side
grave and Pimlico Division. Consisting of Minories; 3rd, the Liberty and Precinct of Old
the remaining part of the parish, or the Belgrave Tower Wi thout; and 4th, Wellclose Precin ct,
of the Brighton Railway till it approaches the end which includes Wellclose-square.
and Pimlico Division.
of Stanstead-road, and then following the centre 'Niu.JAM A L FRED L.-\RGI!, s3 A Chester-square, Pimlico, ARTHUR CRow, I8 Great Prescott-street, E. 9.30 to 5;
of that road and Catford-road and southward of S.W. IO to . Saturday, 9.30 to 2.
4
the churchyard to Cock-shed -J ane, and thence to
the eastern boundary of the parish. 52 St. James, Westminstet. 65 Woolwich.
CHART.l~S ]AMES RADGER, 63 L ewisham-road, S.E. IZomm.T K.ERR, I39 Oxford-street, \fil . IO to 4. A L FHED CoKmrn, 21 William-street, "\.Voolwich. Io to 4
Dai ly from 9 a .m.
53 St. Margaret and St. John=the=
39 Limehouse, St. Anne, St. John, Evangelist, Westminster, and the Close
Wapping, the Precinct of St. Katharine, of the Collegiate Church of St. Peter. DISTRICT SURVEYORS' FEES.
and the Hamlet of Ratcliff. · EDWARD DRU DRURY, 25 Queen A nne's-gate, '\Tcst-
minster, . .W . ro to 4. E x tract from London Building Act, I394.
l-iENRY 'VJLLIA M STOCH:, 586 Co111111crcial-roacl East,
E. IO to 4 . 54 St. Marylebone.
40 Lower Norwood. Consisting of tha.t ARTHUR AsHnRIDGE, IO Upper Baker-street, N. , V. l' AR T I.
part of Lambeth to the southward of Leigham- 9.30 to 5; Saturday, 9.30 to 2 .
lane, Norwood-road, Lancaster-road, and the 55 St. Pancras East. Consisting of that ON NEW BUILDINGS.
boundary of the detached portion of Streatham. part of the parish bounded on the north by the £ s. d.
PERCY Hu1"TER, 5 St. Luke's-villas, Knight's-hill - Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway, on For any building not exceeding thirty
road, S.E. IO to 4. the wesl by the eastern boundary of District No . square feet in area and not exceeding
56, and on the S')uth by Lismore-road, Lismore- ten feet in height 0 IO 0
41 Mile End Old Town.
circus, and the Midland Railway. For every building not exceeding four
HENRY Sii\IPSO:\' LEGG, 13 Grafton-street, l\file End-
road, E . xo to 4. VJNCENT JOHN GROSE , I.:?: Great College-street, N .W. hundred square feet in area and not
to to 4.. more than two storeys in height I 10 0
42 Newington, East, and part of St. 56 St. Pancras, West. Consisting of that For every additional storey 0 5 0
Oeorge=the- Martyr, Southwark. Con- part of the parish lying south of Lismore-road , For every additional square or fraction
sisting of that part of the parish of Newi ng ton Lismore-circus and the Midland Railway; and of a square 0 2 6
eastward of Walworth-road, and that part of St. west of Kentish -town-road, High-street, Camden- For every building not exceeding four
George-the-Martyr contiguous thereto on the east , own, Eversholt-street, Seymour-street, Upper hundred square feet in area and of
side. Woburn-place, and Tavistock-square. one storey only in height 0 15 0
BERN ARD D1cKSEI!, 67 New K.cnt - road, S.E. 9.30 to5. FREDERICK 'i\TALLRN, 96 Gower~street, \V .C . IO to +·
Saturday, 9.30 to 2 .
St.Saviour, St. George-the =Martyr ON ADDITI ONS, ALTERATIONS, OR
57 OTHER
43 Newington, West, and part of (part), and Christ Church , Southwark, WORKS.
Lambeth. Consisting of that part of Newington
westward of Walworth-road, and also that part and the Northern Division of Lambeth. E'er every addition or alteration or other
of Lambeth bounded on the west of Kennington Consisting of that part of L ambeth lying north of
work to which the provi sions of this
road, a nd Clapham -road as far as Hollancl·street ; he "northern " boundary of the dist ricts Nos. 39
Act apply made or done to or on any
on the south by Holland -street, Vassell-road, and 43. building after the roof thereof has
Enw1N R1cH ARD HEWITT, I82 Hlackfriars-road, S.E.
been covered in
Camberwell-new-road, and \;1,i'yndham-road, and
10 to 4· one half of the fee charged in the
~hence along th e bound ary of the parish of New-
mgton to Walworth -road; on the east by Pitman- 58 Stoke Newington, St. Mary. case of a new building,calculated
street; and on the north by the boundary of the J osEPH DouGLASS MATHEWS, l7 I Church~street, Stoke
upon the area of the whole
Newington, N. IO to+· building.
parish of Lambeth and Lambeth-road, and in-
clu?ing also an outlying angu lar portion of the 59 Streatham, East, and Brixton. For inspecting the arches or fire resist-
pansh of Lambeth at the junction of Camberwell- Consisting of that part of Streatham (including ing floors over or under public ways o IO o
new-road with Denmark-hill. the detached portion) situate to the eastward of For inspecting the formation of ~penings
S RE. F. Funcn 1m (I nterim ), 7 I{e nnin gto n-park-road, rhe centre line of Brixton-hill, Streatham-hill, and j m yarty ':"alls (for e":ch openmg). ... o ro o
•
1
IO to 4.
• Upper and Lower Streatham, and that part of . For mspeclmg the closrng of openm~o
Lambeth bounded on the north by the centre line 1 rn pa_rty walls (~or each openmg) ·: · o. I? o
44 Paddington. of Water-lane and Dulwich-road, on th e south by ~rovided that m the case of public bm!d1~gs,
<1.V. T. GROVE (Inte rim ), 20 \Varwi ck-crescent, Pad- the centre li ne of Leigham-lane, Norwood -road ) b:11!drngs constructed of concrete and bu1ldrngs
1ngton, VY. IO to 1~ .
I
and Lancaster-road, and on the west by the centre d1v1ded rnto separate sets of chambers ?r tene-
45 Penge. . line of Brixton-road . men~s by party. structures th_e fees herembefo~e
GE:ORGE Ett<INGTON, Vestry-l1a ll, Ancrley road , S.E . Jmrn SALMO>I Qm r:nm, 7 I Christchurch-road, Tul sc- specified mb t~1s partdobf this hSc h edule shall rn
lO to ·I · h;D. 10 to 4. every case e mcrease y one• a 11.
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District Surveyors' Fees-continued.
ON CHIMNEYS AND FLUES.
On the construction of a furnace
chimney -shaft or similar shaft fc r
ventilation e>r other purposes in ad -
dition to the fee for any other opera-
tion in progress at the same time if
not exceeding seventy-five feet in
height... ... ... ... ...
If exceeding seventy-five and not
exceed·ing one hundred feet in
height
For every additional ten feet or
portion of ten feet in height
On the carrying of a flue from an oven
stove steam-boiler furnace or close-
fire into an old flue . . . ..
On certifying that a chimney breast in
a party wall may be cut away
ON CERTIFYING PLANS.
For examining and certifying plans of
an old building
ON WOODEN AND TEMPORARY STRUCTURES.
On inspection of any wooden structure
or on inspection of any structure or
erection put up on any public occa-
sion the same amount as for a new
building calculated on the area of the
structure or erection without reference
to the area of any building to which
it may be attached or in or on which
it may be put up .
ATTENDJNG AT COURT.
For attending at a court when an orde r
is made for complying with notice of
irregularity
PART II.
ON DANGEROUS STRUCTURES.
On each dangerous structure-
W here there are not more than four adjoining
or nearly contiguous structures in the same 2. For service of notices (clerk's time) o 2 6 5I of the Metropolitan Building Act, I855. The
ownership- · 3. For travelling per mile (one way)... o o 3 District Surveyor shall also, in every case where
I. For making a survey of the structure
reported as dangerous and certifying
opinion thereon-
If the structure do not exceed four
squares in area and two storeys
in height. ..
If exceeding four squares ...
For every additional storey above
two
2 . For each inspection of the structure
and report as to completion or pro-
gress of the works
3. For inspecting the structure before
the hearing of the summons and
attending the court to give evidence-
If one structure only
If more than one structure (for each
structure)
4. For inspecting the structure before
the hearing of the summons against
the occupier (the owner having failed
to comply) and attending the court to
give evidence-
![ one structure on ly
If more than one structure (for each
structure)
5. For every adjournment of the sum-
mons ...
6. For superintending the erect ion of
shoring (including needling when
requisite) and hoarding whether done
done by the Council or not and for
certifying the account for the same
when done by the Council ...
7. F or shoring without hoarding or
hoarding without shoring and cer-
tifying the account
District Surveyors' Fees-continued. District Surveyors' Fees-continued.
8. For supervision including the report REG ULAT JONS.
of the officer in cases where it is 1. The fees specified in this Sched ule in
necessary for the Council to execute respect of works to a party-wall com prise the
works to ensure the safety of the fees payable in respect of both sides of the wall.
public under an order made by a 2 . No fee shall be charged in respect of the
court ... 0 5 0 fixing of a chimney pot.
Where thne are more than fo ur adjoining or 3. No fee shall be charged in respect of the
2 0 0 nearly con tiguous structures in the same repairing of a chimney top unless the top has
ownership- been pulled down to a greater extent than twelve
For Nos. 2, 3 and 4 in the ab we table 0 4 0 inches. '':7 --j
2 10 0
ForNo.5 4. No fee shall be charged in respect) of the
0 2 6
And for No. 8 repairing of a parapet unless the parapet shall
0 IO 0
0 4 0 have been pulled down to a greater extent than
PART III. twelve inches.
5. In calculating the area of every new build-
0 IO 0 FEES PAYABLE FOR SPECIAL SERVICES. ing for the purposes of this Schedule the area of
Th e fees payable by a build er to the district all outbuildings not exceeding 30 feet in area
0 10 o surveyor for special services shall be the follow- whether attached or not shall be included pro-
ing:- vided such outbuildings be erected at the same
For superintending the construction of time as the main building.
floors and partition walls to stabl es
2 2 0 under section 70 of this Act per Under tlze London Countv Council
building 0 5 0 Bye-Laws.
For superintending the construction of
overhanging oriel windows per build - (a) I N RESPECT OF PLASTERING AND EXCA-
ing VATIONS.
0 5 u
For superintending the fixing of any There shall be paid to the District Surveyor in
oven copper steam -boiler or stove to respect of his supervision of the plastering of any
be used for trade purposes and not house, building, or other erection, and in respec t
heated by gas ... 0 IO 0 of the filling in of any excavation made outside
For superintending the fixing of pipes the site of any house, building, or other erection,
for conveying h eated air or hot water and within a distance of 3 !eet therefrom, an
or steam at high pressure (for each inclusive fee of five shillings, such fee to be
floor of a bu ilding on which pipes are payable in the manner and at the time specified
fixed) ... 0 10 o in Section 51 of the Metropolitan Bui lding Act,
For services relating to the erection of I855.
buildings on low lying lands per (b) FOUNDATIONS AND CONCRETE BUILDING.
0 10 0 building 0 5 0 The Diotrict Surveyor shall in respect of the
erection of any house or other building be
PART IV. entitled to receive the sum of five shillings, the
FEES PAY ABLE TO COUNCIL. same to be taken and deemed to be a fee due to
such District Surveyor in respect of the duties
ON DANGEROUS STRU CT URES. imposed upon him by the Metropolis Manage-
For general services- ment and Building Acts Amendment Act, I878,
r. For preparation of notices forms for and these bye-laws ; such fees to be payable in
same and postage o 3 6 the manner and at the time prescribed by Section
4. For obtaining summonses and orders in respect of any breach of these bye-laws, or of
(clerk's time) ... o 2 6 the above Act of Parliament, an application shall
5. For cost of each summons or order o 3 o have been made by him to a Justice, and an order
Where there are two or more adjoining 01• nearly made thereon, be in like manner entitled to
contiguous structures in the same ownership- receive the sum of ten shillings in addition to the
6 For Nos. and 4 (above) each ... o o before-mentioned fee of five shillings.
0 7 2 2
0 IO 0 The Fees payable upon ten structures DRAINAGE.
shall be the maximum fees.
0 2 6 ON DILAPIDATED AND NEG LECTED BUILDINGS Every building shou ld have a SEPARATE
DRAIN, and NO DRAIN SHOULD GO UNDER A
OR STRUCTURES. BUILDING if possible to avoid it.
r. For each inspection of the building Drains should be laid in STRAIG HT LINES
0 5 0 or structure and report
0 5 o from point to point, and have TRUE GRADJENTS
2. For obtaining summons and order of from 3" to 4" in 10 feet for soil pipes, and 2"
(clerk's time) . . . 0 2 6 in IO ft. for surface water. Drains should be
0 IO 0
3. For cos: of each summons or order o 2 o BEDDED ON CONCRETE 6" thick, and ENCASED
4. For attendance at a court to give IN CONCRETE if under buildings.
evidence 0 5 0
0 5 0 5. For every adjournment TRAPS should be BEDDED IN CONCRETE.
0 2 6
6. For supervision of works including TUNCT!ONS should be oblique, and in the
report of officer in cases where the direction of the flow.
magistrate's order is executed by the MANHOLES or INSPECTION CHAMBERS with
Council o 5 o open channel pipes at junctions and bends.
0 IO 0
7. For travelling per m ile (one way) ... o o 3
8. The cost of procuring local evidence DISCONNECTIN.G TRAPS between the sewe.
and the house drain, and BACK FLAP TRAPS
to satisfy the magistrate that the con-
0 5 0
dition of the struct ure is prejud icial to where back flo'Y is probable. Disconnecting
traps should also receive waste pipes.
the property or to the inhabitants of
0 5 0
the neighbourhood is to be considered GULLJES should have waste discharging int o
separately in each case. same to prevent unstopping .
Where there are two or more adjoining or nearly GREASE TRAPS should be provided, or grease
contiguous structures in the same ownership- should be driven through the drain in lumps.
For Nos. I 4 or 6 (above) each o 3 o PIPES and TRAPS should not be larger than
0 10 0 For Nos. 2 or 5 (above) each . .. o 2 o required for thelr work. 4• SOIL PIPES are now
The fees payable upon ten structures used where only a few closets a re connected.
shall be the maximum fees . Allow 3" space over pipes passing through 01-
6 For travelling per mile (one way) 0 0 3 imder walls, an d turn arch.
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Drainage-continued. Drainage- continued. Drainage-couti1med.'
CURRENT OF AIR should constantly pass Lead pipes should be secured by means of Continued up as ventilating pipe fuH diameter to
through pipes by means of air inlets near wings or flanges every five feet. above highest part of roof, and where practicable at
sewer, and an outlet carried above roof at farthest least 3 ft. above any window within 20 feet, measured
point of drain. "WIPllD" JOINTS should be Jsed"not less than in a.straight line from the open end of pipe.
VENTILATING PIPES should be kept rnft. 2" in length. • . P1l!e end t<> have wireguard covering, with open-
away from windows and be ¢. to 5ft. above. mgs _m the meshes .to at feast equal area of open end
of ptpe. . Conn~chon betwee:i a lead trap or pipe
Should be 6 lb. 1ead and terminate with a cowl or and an iron soil pipe or dram, to be with a brass
wire guard, having area of opening equal to area thimble, connected to lead by means of a wiped or
of pipe. CONNEC'!'tON WITH STONEWARE DRAIN·shoul4 overcast joint, and to iron by means of a joint of
be made with Brass Ferrule, soldered on and molten lead properly caulked.
Provide for adequate FLUSHING. leaving end fiange of same diameter as faucet of Joints to iron soil pipes to be made ·with molten
TEST for being water and air tight. drain pipe and jointed in cement. CONNECTION lead properly caulked.
CESSPOOLS should be at least rnoft. from any WITH IRON PIPB should be through a braa Stoneware pipes to be connected with lead by
dwelling, and 20oft. from any well, spring, or ferrule 2n longer than inside of the faucet of iron means of a brass socket or other similar appliance
I, pipe and soldered thereto. .toneware end jointed in cement and the lead end
stream, used for drinking purposes. with a wiped or overcast joint. ·
STONEW ARR Dll.AIN PIPES should have true Stoneware pipes connected with iron by inserting
circular section and be straight in their length. •d in iron socket and jointing with ceoaeat.
Sizes and Substance of Stoneware Pipes. FALL necessary to give VELOCITIES of 2 ·o, 3 ·o,
Dia. Substance Dia. Sub. Dia. Sub . 4·0 feet per second, and QUANTITY OF SEWAGB EARTH, ROOK, etc.
DISCHARGED per minute.
~ Inches ft< Inches ~~ }} :: ::
Veloc. Gallo. WE!GHT OF A CUBIC YAllD.
Veloc. Gals. Veloc. Galls.
46 !1 ::" IS l/t JO ,,
Diam.
of per per per per per ~ o....... CWT.
l'ipe. sec. mm. sec. min. sec. mm. Granite 42 Gravel,
JOINTS to Stoneware Pipes should be in Port· 2'.d' J'.d' 4'.d' 30
Trap 42 Sand
I in l8o
I~
Jin 90 qB Jin JS7 l)IO 30
land Cement, wiped clean mside.
JOINTS TO Ado PROOF PIPES should be with
6
9
(
l "
" ;r. 330
sB~
I ''
1 ,, 192
IJ5 220

i95
Bo
t u
1,, 1)6
I 11 I~
•
66o
Slate
Shale
43
39
Clay
Marl
31
26

~·~
I ,, 270 Quartz
ii~
12
sulphur and clay dust. I " 41 Common Earth 24
91 1J77 I ,, I
~i I " I " JJ7 Sandstone
B10 1321 I " 405 lQBl I,, 202 2642 39 Loam. 24
1 "
!RON SOIL PIPES. •4 ( " I08o 2J4B I ,, 540 JS22 I 71 2]0 41596 Limestone 40 Peat, Dry 7~
Are made J ft., 6 ft., 9 ft. and r 2 ft. long. ~o I" lJSO 3672 1 " 67s ssoB I,, 387 7344 Chalk 36 Wet IS
Weight in lbs. per 6 ft. lengths. Hol15C drains should have a fall of at least 4' .a" "
Inside Thickness. per second, and sewers 2'.o" or 3' .d'.
Diam. h J. ii Drains nmnin' half-full would give half tM
In . lbs. llis. lbs. INCREASE OF BULK OF I YARD OF EARTH,
~ d M ~ aboTe dillcliar2c. ROCK, ETC., WHEN DUG.
J 37 42 7B
!'
4 i S6o4
!~ ;8
6B
,: Clay and Earth I ·25 c. yd.
Sand and Gravel I ·o8 ,,
II 2 Chalk and Rock 1·3 to r5 to c. yd.
s 14 12s I , LA:'<n DRAINAGK. Ag1icul!ural pipes are made
6 70 go
(North 1:Jnt1sli Plumbi'nK" Co.)
144 r' 1u 6" diameter, 12" long, also 2 1 o" long with
. sockets. ) o 1NTS are left open or upper half
Length Depth Diam. Weig-ht cemented. NATURAL SLOPE OF EARTH WITH HORIZON.
Inside ex of pf per
Dia.m. Length. , Compact Earth 45° to 50° Rubble 45°
SocJ.:et. Socket. Socket. Spacing and depth of Pipe.
in. ft. in. in. in. c. q. lb. Stiff Clay Drains IS ft. apart
Loose Earth 30° Gravel • 4o
0
21 6' deep.
6 0 2i 2! l O
Soft , ,, !Oft . 2' rt' Clay, dry . 30° Sand • 30 °
to J ro
Clayey foam 2 2 ft. 3' d' ,, drained 45° Shingle 39°
1 l<
F~able ,, 30 ft. 3' 611 ;: " wet . 16°
6 0 Ji I 21
1 2 0
Ltgbt sandy loam
Sandy •oil
40 ft. ,,
4S ft
1
3 9" "
4' d'11
6 0 3! Ji { to
2
2 14
0
Gra velf coarse
oosa
6o ft: "
66 ft.
4' 6 ::
i'(J' GLEOTRICAL ENGINEERING.
J I4
Q 0 JI 4f ! J 21 T erms of Measurement.
q 0 4 4i! I I 0 Volt= electrical unit of pressure. A Daniell
I I r4
Cell gives ·I volt . A L eclanche Cell, I . 5 volts,
9 0 4 s~ { 2
I 2I
0
L. C.C. BYE-LAWS,-:-Digest.
Pressure used for bell currents from 3 to IO volts
4~ 9 0 4 6 I 3 2
SANCTION TO DRAINAGE. Persons wishing to for incandescent lamps 50 to 250 volts. Those i~
J. J 14 v.1ake or branch a sewer into a sewer vested in the common use, range from 50 to I 10.
Q 0 4~ 6! { l J
0
21
0
London County Council, or into a sewer vested in
any Vestry or District Board, shall, in the first Ohm= unit of resistance to flow of electric
current. Copper gives about t the resistance of
6 9 0 4~ 7, {
I I4
I 2I
2 0 I
instance, lay the plans and sections relating thereto
before, and apply for the sanction of, the Vestry or iron.
2 3 '4 District Board in which such last-mentioned sewer Megohm= one million ohms.
9 0 Bi J to
o o
shall be situate', and no such sewer shall be begun
until the sanction of such Vestry or District Board
. Ampere=_a current which deposits one grain of
silver per mrnute.
( l 14 shall have been given. Ampere =electrical unit of current. The strer.gth
8 9 0 9!!
l ~ ~ ,~
to Before any Vestry or District Board shall sanction
the construction of any such sewer, they shall submit
of current is found by dividing the volts (electrical
pressure) by the ohms (electrical resistance). Thus,
9 9 0 t0i! { to
2 o
the plans and sections thereof, when the sa.me shall
have been approved by them, to the London County IOO volts.;.... IO ohms= IO amperes.
Watt'."electrical unit of power. T o find the
Council, for their sanction.
10 Q 0 u!! { All persons wishing to make or branch any drain powe r m watts, multiply electrical pressure in

12
9 0 IJ~ 1 2
0
0
I into a sewer vested in the London County Council,
shall, seven days before commencing any works for I volts_ by the current in amperes. Thus, IO
amperes x roo volts= Iooo watt~.
' that purpose, submit a proper plan and description Kilowatt= rooo watts. A kilowatt is called a
12 I2 0 IJ! '' in reference thereto before, and apply in writing for unit, and the capacity of a dynamo is desctibed
JOINTS to iron pipes should be made with 1 the sanction of, the Vestrv or District Board of the as so many kilowatt5 or " units."
oakum and molten lead caulked up. Parish or District in which such sewer shall be Electrical horse power = 746 watts. Board of
situate, and no such work shall be commenced until
Iron pipes in soft ground may be supported al the sanction of the said Vestry or District Board Trade unit =the work of IOoo watts or one
kilowatt in one hour.
« •rkets on brick or concrete piers. I shall have been given.
A ~ire c'. current is one flowing continuously in
LE AD SOIL PIPES, sizes and weight made. one direction.
(/\'ot less than 7 lb. lead s!t01tld be used). ISOIL PIPES. Lead non An intermittent current is one which flows and
2 inch equal to 6 lb. lead. Wei ght per roft. Weight per 6ft. stops frequently.
2~ .. 5, 6 and 7 lb. lead. Diam,
.,
in length , length, An al ternating current is one which flows in
J .. 5, 6, 7 and B lb. lead. reverse directions.
JJ .. s, 6, 7 and B lb. lead. Inches. not less than not less than
4 ., s, 6, 7, Band q lb. lead. 3~ 65 lbs . 48 lbs. ' Electric circuits = conductors along which an
4~ ., 6, 7 and 8 lb. lead . electric current flows.

I
4 74 " 54 "
S ,, 6, 7 and B lb. lead . 92 . A . close circuit=a continuous or unbroken
St ,, 7 and 8 lb. lead. 5 69 "
6 ,. 8 lb. lead. 6 uo t 84 " c1rcmt.
.336
Electrical Engineering:.._continued. EXCAVATION. Fire Resisting Materials-co1itinued.
An open circuit=a broken circuit when flow AMOUNT OF \\'ORK Wll!CH CAN BE DONE BY 8.-Any material from time to time approved by
ceases. 1 the Council as lire resisting.
EXCAVATORS N 10 HOURS .
1

A ''cut out" or fuse should be used in electric

light installations to avoid danger from accidental One man can dig and throw in a barrow 8 tc FLOORING.
heating. They are commonly made of bare tin 10 c. yards of common ground, or 6 c. yards of Kinds in general use :
wire of diameter sufficient to stand the normal stiff clay or gravel, or 3 to 5 c. yards of hard Common, with edges shot and laid folding.
current. ground (including picking). Two men can fill 2 St~aight joint, with square (or splayed) head -
a~d ram 20 c. yards. Two men can load waggons ings, breaking joint.
Bells . with 25 c. yards of earth. 3 Rebated.
4 Rebated and filletted.
Leclanche cells are suitable for ordinary bell
work, where the current is required at intervals. An ordinary wheelbarrow holds n c. yard. 5 Grooved and tongued .
6 Ploughed and tongued.
They are charged with saturated solution of Sal- A navvy ,,
A dobbin cart
Di
J! " 7 Dowelled.
ammoniac . 2.J: ozs. of Salammoniac to r pint of
water. Batteries should be about i full and A one-horse cart Ij-"' 8 Rebated, grooved, a nd tongued.
shoulrl stand in a cool place. A small earth waggon 2 Secret joints and double floors are used in
A large earth waggon high-class work.
3 " Flooring should be thoroughly seasoned before
Lighting. L.C.C. BYE-LAWS. - Digest. fixing. The narrower the boards the less
Any excavations within 3 feet of a building shall shrinkage:
Electric light lamps are of two kinds, the Arc not be filled up otherwise than with natura l soil,
and Incandescent. Arc lamps require a pressure Flooring 3! in., 4~ in., and 5l in. wide is
brick, or dry rubbish, or other suitable material, to
of 45 to 50 volts , and each rooo nominal cand le be approved by the District Surveyor, and shall be used in best work; 7 in. wide in ordinary work
power requires 5 amperes. properly rammed. and 9 in. wide in common work. '
There are three methods of connectinl! Arc Specify kind, quality of wood, thickness, joints,
lamps, the" Series," the "Multiple Series," and and mode of laying, mitred border; to hearths
FELT. landings, &c. '
the" Parallel." The" Series" and the "Mul-
tiple" are most generally used. When in " series" DRY HAIR for clothing boilers and steam Number of feet run per square for various
the voltage required depends on the number of pipes, covering hot water pipes and cisterns, and widths of flooring: .
lamps, with an addition for the number of volts lining to roofs. Sheets 34 by 20 inches, and 3~ in. 4~ in. S! in. 7 in. 9 in.
lost in the conductor, and the dynamo must be lengths 3 ft . wide up to 60 ft. long. 360 280 230 ISO 140
for the total voltage. Thickness and 1-Veight.
ros ft. super usually allowed to the square.
Arc lamps require globes for protection from For pai-ticu!ai-s of PARQUET, WOOD BLOCK ,
No. AND OTHER FLOORING, see" CATALOGUE. "
sparks, &c. The obstruction to light from such o illf in. thick For roofs, &c. ! lb. per sheet.
globes varies from IO to 60 per cent. I ;l: ,,, I lb.
2 Jt ,, ,, ,, I~ I b. FLOORS.
Incandescent Lanips. 3 i ,,
Cisterns. pipes, &c. 2 lb. ,, WEIGHTS PER FOOT SUPER FLOORS SHOULD
4 E Steam boilers & pipes 2~ lb. CARRY.
Incandescent lamps require 30 watts per 8 5 ! Large boilers, &c. 3 lb.
candle power, 60 watts for 16 candle power lamps, Dwelling houses, r~· cwt.
and so on. The illuminating power of the lamps ASPHALTIC ROOFING and SLATING OR SACK- Warehouses, factories, &c., 2~ to 5 cwt.
depends on the height of apartment, and reflecting l~G FELT is made in rolls 25 yards by 32 inches Public buildings, schools, &c., 1 ~ to 2 cwt.
surfaces of walls and ceilings. Allow from one to wide.
t hree I6 candle power lamps for every 100 feet FIBROUS ASPHALTE or FOUNDATION FELT
super of floor space. !s mad~ in wi~ths 4~ in., 9.in., 14 in., 18 in., 23 TABLE OF WOOD GIRDERS, BINDERS, AND
Incandescent lamps are usually worked on the ~n . , 27 m., 30 m., and 36 m. by a length of 23 JoisTs, rn,BALTIC Fm.
parallel system, by which each ,lamp can be rnches. CEILING
turned on and off separately. FELT ROOFING should ha i>e joints lapping 2 GIRDERS. BINDERS. TotsTs . TOISTS
ft. apart 4 to 6 ft. I ft. apart . I ft . apart
Lamps are made for a pressure of from 50 to to 3 inches, and nailed every 2 to 3 inches with
IO

250 volts, and must correspond in voltage with to t

1!1 inch iron clout nails, weighing 2;J; to 5 lbs. Le~rb apart.

per I ,ooo, and dipped while hot in boiled oil. -"' . -"'
t .. e pressure on the mains. bearing ~~

go.:: :o a
The voltages usual for small areas is 100 or I IO, Asphalted felt should have one or two coats of in feet. ~.~

c:i.:: 1:: ~
for larger areas 200 or 220. Cables and wires hot coal tar and lime (3 of tar to 1 of slaked lime), P'.l '~ .

should be large enough to convey the currents immediately after it is laid, and then sprinkled
without over-heating. Not less than "r-du75 part with fine sand.
4
b
8
4
4l
6
7
2
2~
21
3l
4
l'
of a square inch of sectional area should be IO 9 5 7; 2;\ 5 2
a llowed per I ampere. FIRE ESCAPE. r2 IO Sl 8 4 6 2~
L.B. ACT, r894.-Digest. 14 II 9 IO 6 9 2~
16 12 IO II 61 10; 2;,
.Stories above 60 feet from street to be provided r8 12 II 12 7 12 2I
COPPER CABLES AND WIRR CONDUCTORS. with means of escape; certified as satisfactory before 20 13 II 13 7l 12 3
NOTE .-The J'auge column gives th e uumber of wires occupation. 24 15 12
in a strand, an the gauge 61/12 means 61 wires , No. 12
26 16 12
28 16 lJ
gauge. FIRE RESISTING MATERIALS. 30 16 14
AREA. No. of 8 L .B. ACT, r894.-DiR;est.
candle power T1uM~!ING JOISTS should be inch thicker
Gauge, Diarue~tr Square Current lamps of r.-BRICK WORK. Good, well -burnt, hard and han ordinary joists.
S.W.G. Inches. Inches. Amperes . 100 volts. sound bricks, properly bonded and solidly' put Floors of wide span should have a slight rise in
61/'2 ·936 •5316 531 '6 1650 together (a) with mortar of good lime and sharp
6x/13 ·828 •416o 416·0 1290 sand, hard dean broken brick, broken flint, grit or ' he centre to allow for sagging.
37/12 ·728 ·32r7 J2I "I 1000 slag; (b) with good cement; or (c) with cement and HOOP IRON 2 in. to 3 in. wide or 2 in. by i\ in.
37/13 •644 ·2520 252 · 0 775 sand, hard clean broken bricks, broken flint, grit or •earing iron should be used instead of WOOD
19/12 ·520 ·1648 164'9 510 ,>LA TES. Ends of timbers should have an air
19/r3 ·46o · 1290 129.0 4.05 slag.
37/16 "4<1-8 · 1219 12I.9 38o 2.-GRANITE and other solid and durable STONE pace all round them, a~d timber floors should be
lq/14 ' 1fOO ·0976 97"6 305 3.- lRON, STEEL,and COPPER. ventilated.
19/15 ·36o ·0790 79·0 247 4.-0AIC and TEAK and OTHER H ARD TIMBRR No timber should enter a wall nearer than 9 in.
19/16 •320 ·0624 62·4 195 beams and posts, or in combination with iron the
19/17 ·280 ·0479 47"9 149 to any flue.
7/14 ·240 ·0356 35·6 II2 timber and the iron (if any) protected by plast~ring .HERRING BONE, STRU!'~'ING, 2in . by 2in.,
7/15 · 216 ·02 90 2C)"O 9" in cement or other mcombustible or non-conducting spiked the foll depth of 101sts, or r~ in. SOLID
7/16 71 material, BRIDGING every 4 feet apart.
· 192 · 0229 22 · 9
7/17 ·168 ·0174 17 ·4 54 Doors of oak, teak, or other hard wood not less
9 •144 ·ox62 16·2 49 than 2 inches thick. Ai in. TIE Roo through the joists by the side
IO ·128 ·0128 12·8 39 of solid strutting adds greatly to the strength and
II ·u6 'OI05 10·5 JI Stairs of oak, teak, or other hard wood with
·0089 8·q 27 treads, strings, and risers not less than 2 inches stiffness of the floor.
7/19 · 120
7/20 ·108 ·0072 7'2 22 thick.
13 ·092 ·oo66 6•6 20 L. B, ACT, r894.-Digest,
5.-SLATE, TILES, BRICK, and TERRA COTTA
7/21 ·096 ·0057 5'7 17 used for coverings and corbels. Floors under and r8in. around OVENS, COPPER and
14 ·080 · 0050 5•0 15 .STEAM BOIL.ER~, or STO".ES, not heated by gas, to
15 · 0 72 ·0040 4·0 12 6,-FLAGSTONES for floors over arches not ex -
3·2 posed on underside and not supported at ends only. be fo rmed of mcombushble and non-conducting
16 ·o64 ·0032 IO
material 6 ins. thick. Floors over FURNACES and
3/20 ·077 ·0031 3·1 9 7.-CONCRETE of broken bricks, stone chippings
3/22
18
·059
·048
· 0019
·0018
1'8
I'S
s
s
or ballast and lime cement, or calcined gypsum fo; within r8 ins. of crown of ovens shall be of fire-
resisting materials.
between joists.
 337

FONTS. CAS FITTING. Girders and Joists-continued.

Pressure of gas at the . burr-..Jrs should be frotn STEEL COMPOUND GIRDERS.
AtW. end of the nave, not under a gallery. Allow fu to .Ju of an inch. To find the safe load for any span
room enough for minister and sponsors. Stone
or marble as directed by the Canon, and large
enough for immersion of infants. Provide cover,
plug and chain, and drain to dry well, or into a
drain. If of porous stone, line with ead or copper.
Allow 4 c. ft. per hour for internal lights, 5 c. ft.
br external, and 6 to 10 c. ft . for argand burners.
SERVICE PIPES should be laid with a fall to
the main to drain out the condensation.
I Syphons with screw plugs at any depression in
Place
I A
divide the given safe load for one foot by
the number of feet of the span required.
Note. The rolled joists of which the
girders are composed are denoted by the
reference letters, and arc given in the
Raise on platform at least I step up. the pipes. table of rolled steel joists.
Size of !>ervice will depend on number of
Ordinary size, 30 inches across, 30 to 40 inches bu~ners, lcngt~ of piping, numbers of bends, and As SECTIOK A.
high. height of serv.1ce. '
Gas piping should not be buried in plaster. "~e ~.;
C)
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C)

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Gas burners should be fixed at least 3 feet from
~t
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Cl ~.£
M
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ceiling. i::l>-1
Ins. Ins. lbs. Tons.
rfJ ~
Ins. Ins. lb•. Toe, "' rfJ

Light decreases in the ratio of the square of it5 M Six 6 J8 168 V IJ X IO 82 53'
ilistance from its source. p 9i x 8 44 215 W 15f X IO 86 700
FOUNDATIONS. AVERAGE SIZE OF TUBING R:tQUIREIJ. 0 9 x 9 63 267 X I6 X 9 97 78o
s II x 9 64 J70 x16 x 10 IOI 86o
SAFE LOAD PER FOOT SUPER. tights inch. 50 lights I inch. U IJ x 9 7I 456 y I8 )( I2 I~ 1170
Made ground I ton. I~ f :: xig ~f ::
~~ ~~
Gravel, clay, or soft rock •..
Hard rock 2 "
3 to 9 tons. i :: ,J "
Portland cement concre&e
Blue Lias
Stone Lime
,,
,,
8 tons.
5 "
2 to 3 tons.

FOUNDATIONS TO COLUMNS AND STANCHEONS.

Owing to increase of pressure at the highe7
~vels a gas governor should be placed at every
)O feet of rise.
GAS COOKING AND WARMING STOVES should
have a separate pipe from the meter.
II
g" ~
B
As S1:cr10K

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&

Safe load of stone base determines the area of GAS METERS are capable of supplying abou'
"" ~
""o.;
~ ·-~g... "0
..ci g~ -5 i~ ICJ
.d
~
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~ "'~ ~i rfJ:t.2
io per cent. ·more lights than their indicated M~ "' M~ "'
base flange, but larger often advisable, to give
lateral steadiness. sapacity.
~j A -~ ~& rfJ~.2 ~3
~ . ~
Practical limit to size of stone base 4' o" x Ins. Ins. lbs. Tons. Ins. Ins. lbs. Ton•
4' o" and 2 feet deep. If larger required, then
N 9 x I2 99 440 vIJ )( 14 142 996
0 q x I4 II2 560 IIJ8
p V 11x H IS~
cast iron base plate leaded direct on concrete or IO X 9 76 J76 W15 x 14 I4 n88
brick foundation. Portland cement should always s II X 12 105 6oo xlax 14 I77 158o
be used in foundations to piers. GIRDERS•. and JOISTS. u 13 X Ia 119 8J4 Y IS X 14 110 190"
Thickness of bed should be r! times the pro- STEEL J UJ6TS carry 40 per cent. more than
jection of the stone beyond the column base, the IRON JO~ST!. of same section, but the elasticity is
thickness of concrete should be twice the pro- nearly the same for_ each, so g~eater depth in. j)ro·

m
jection beyond the stone. portion to span will. be required for steel JO!Sts
subjected to the heavier loa.d.
L.C.C. BYE-LAWS. Dif:est, Iron and steel ioisls should not exceed .,;.. of As SECTION c.
No building allowed on ~y site filled in or covered span, or steel joists with the heavier load, to n
1Vith refuse matter. c
Site to be covered with concrete 6 inches thick ifirDeflection should not exceed i" for every 4 ft.
"~~ "0.; ""M
= ~j ""-:; ,
~..; u.,; ,,; ,,;
of span. Fix joists and girders with a camber of .;j .;j
smoothed on top. ~ .s .~] "~ -0
~~ ?-
0 ·•
Concrete under walls to be at least 9 inches thick 1" in °0 feet.
""' "'~ .."0.s :: ~ Ji._
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d} M .;,
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and 4 inches wider than footings on each side. If

natural gravel site, concrete may be omitted with
Tw-; or more single joists used side by side may
be bolted together, the bolts passing through
~
Ins. Ins. lbs. Tons.
"'
rfJ ~....i
Ins. Ins. lbs. T •.m g.,
apFroval of surveyor.
~~
pieces of iron tubing to keep them spaced apart. M 9 x I6 I20 U IJ x 18 178 128~
.:om position of Lime Concrete, r to 6 of Ballast. 0 9 x I8 156 V t3 x 18 20?. T~ n0

Holes for RIVETS in compound girders and p IO X I6 I2J 726 1N 1 5 1~irX 18 2[ '.! 1 7..J.")
,, Cement ., x ,, 8 ,,
joists should be drilled. '
s II x 18 157 96o x 16i x 20 "64 '21 00.,.

Ends of joists and girders BEARING ON WALLS

should have felt or 5lb. lead seating on hard York
templates.
Ends BEARING ON COLUMNS OR .STANCHEONS
FRONTAGES. should be secured by bolting the webs to lugs

I ±
cast on the column or stancheon in the case of
a light load or with angle i~ons rivetted to the
L.B . ACT, r894, AND B Y ELAWS,--.c.lig est web for hea~y loads . .._To secure a good bearing As SECTION As SECTION
use lead seating or caulk with iron cement. D. E.
APPLI CATIONS TO COUNCIL,-Plans 22 ft. to
r inch. Show position of building in relation to
others adjacent height and distance from centre of STEEL ROLLED JOISTS.
road, extent an'd site of old buildings, and figure Safe distributed load in tons at about i of D
width of street. Give names and addresses of breaking weight.
owners of nearest building- on each side. See also To find the safe load for any span, divide the "i:l~ .8ui .d. .,. .;j ""0.; "~s
~i
.~.£
"w -:1 .;j
u~ A..;
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"=
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"L.C.C., Application to." given safe load for one foot by the number of feet
~
M~
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:g_.£
d} M

GENERAL LINE.-Consent of Council necessary

of the span required. i::J.
Ins.
"'
Ins. lbs. Tons. ~ Ins. Ins.
rfJ rfJ
lbs. Ton5 .,
to project where old line of frontage is within s o ft. 0 I6 )( 6 62 J30 p I9 x 8 73 46o
?f highway. General line to be defined by. super- p I8 X 4 H 290 s 2I )( 8 9I 790
c s x 5 62 400 s 2I x 9 95 840
.;j .:£! ;d ~ " "g :1 A .;j "'0 = "
intending architect within one month of apphcat10n. 20

~~ = ~.;
u 76 6IO u 25 x 9 125 I 128
w ~~~ ~1
0.; 0.;
Consent may be subject to conditions. ~ :t::
.~.£ qi~ -~..2 98 8J2 w •9i x 9 !Jl J~ S ""

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" ~ ~& rfJ ~~ ~ ..'l g.
~ A ~ ~i rfJ
~.2"'
not affect or alter general line elsewhere. ~ Ins. Ins. lbs. Tons. "' Ins. Ins. lbs. Toas.
"'
A Jlt
X I' 4t 8 N 8 x 5 27 125 As SECTION F.
BUILDINGS TAKEN DOWN, OR DESTROYI!:D BY B J x J 9 16 0 8 x 6 JO 150
FIRE to one half cubical extent may be set back b) c 4 x. 6 IJ p 9 x 4 21 116 F
...
frd er of Council. TheCouncil to pay COMPENSATION
D 4 x J IO
~§ 1ls 9 x 7 52 28o "u=~• .;j .;j
~
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=

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x 1i 10 x 4~ 16o
~~
E 4i 7 27, .~.s
0 .r d_amage and expenses. Amount if not agreed
w£1th1n two months may be recovered , or if exceeding
F s x J II JO 10 x 5 JO 184
A""'
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10 x 6 42 250
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So settled by arbitration under Land Clauses Act. H
I
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10
IJ
JO
45 v
12 x 5
12 x 6
J7
4~
258
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p
!us. Ins. lbs.
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t_ 6 x 5 ·+~ . 440
~~
9J
f Local auth ority or _person agrieved by certificate 7 x •i II 42 xy 15 x 599 s 22 x I2 208 2048
0
b frontage line, may. APPEAL TO TRIBUNAL. The L 7 x 4 I7 70 17 x 7JO v • 6 x I2 268 2492
a ov-e not applicable within the city. M 8 )( 4 IQ 9" z I X7 95 978 w Joix I2 ~14 2Q7 .01.
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DORMAN, LONG &CO., LTD.,

STEEL MANUFACTURERS,
1V..IiddiesbI9e>'Ul.gI:i.

LONDON- 19, VICTORIA ST., WESTMINSTER.

LONDON STOCK YARD, NINE ELMS.

MAN CH ESTER-36, Victol"ia Street. NEWCASTLE-10, Neville Street.

BIRMINGHAM-Prince's Chambers, Corporation Street,
GLASGOW-134, St. Vincent Street.

GIRDERS, CHANNELS, ANGLES, TEES,

FLATS, ROUNDS, SQUARES, BARS,
BULBS, RAILS, AND SPECIAL SECTIONS,
IOALvANIZED CORRUGATED SHEETS
And all Descriptions of Wire.

MAKERS OF
RIVETTED STEEL PLATE & COMPOUND GIRDERS,
STANCHIONS, &c.

All our Steel is manufactured by the "Siemens-Martin" Process, and

has a tensile 'strength of 28 to 32 tons on the square inch.

BOOKS Of SECTIONS AND OTHER INFORMATION CAN BE OBTA;NED ON APPLICATION.

TABLE OF SAFE LOADS, See next Page.
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DORMAN,MIDDLESBROUGH,
LONG & CO., LTD.,
AND
19, VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER.
STOCK YARD, NINE ELMS LANE, S.'W.
Table of Strengths of Rolled Steel Joists and
Compound Girders.
ROLLED STEEL JOISTS. COMPOUND GIRDERS.
D istributed Lo.,4
No. o( ......
~.9 Normal Distributed Load in Tons that
I ft, Will carry, being
Len&tha
asually Noor
-.!
f.. Size In
in Tons that 1 ft.

ti~
will carry, beia1
Sections.
. ........ ..0
; it-
Size io
Inches. 1-3rd I •;th I 1-sth kept Sectlum. lnchea. Compounded or 1-+th I 1-~th
of the bre iD&' strain. In Stock. of the breakm1
- - - strain.

G I 89 20 x 7~ I I70'9I 878·I8 702•54 20 to 40 ft. G I C I I44 :n1 x I2 I G 1 and 2-B in. Plate 1533 I226
G 2 75 18 x7 909·06 681"8 545'43 20 .. 4S .. G IC 2 200 2'i x 18 2 G I .. 2-a in. ,, 2654 2123

....
G 3 62 16 x6 642·09 481·57 385·25 IO " 50 ,, G 1C3 :n! x 24
G 3a
G 4
50
59
16 x5
15 x6
494·67
585 ·05
371·01
43879
2g6·8
351·03
IO " 50,.
IO I I 5 0 t i
G
G
IC4
IC5
377
195
335
22~
22~
x I2
x I8
3 GI
I G I
2 GI
..
••2-j in.
4-i in.
4-i in.
3775
2335
3821
3020
r868

....
3056
G ~ 42 15 x5 393·01 294•76 235·8I IO " 45" G xC6 48o 22~ x 24 3 GI 4-i in. 5306

....
4245
G 6 57 14 x6 528·9I 396·38 317'H IO " 45" G IC7 248 23f x I2 I GI 6-i in. " 3t83 2546
G 6a 46 14 x6 429·27 321 ·95 257'56 ao .. 30,. G IC8 414 23f x 18 2GI 6-j in, 50_54

..,...
4o43
G 6b 4Ii 13 x5 328·91 246·68 197'35 IO 40 .. G 1C9 582 23f x 24 J,G I 6-i in.
.. 6g25 5540
II

G 7 54 12 x6 438 ·41 328 ·8 263•04 IO " 45" G 2 CI I30 r9;! x I2 I G 2 2-a in. I279 1023
G 7b 44 12 x6 372·6 279·5 223·6 IO 40 , 1 G 2C2 227 I9i x I6 2G 2 2-a in. 206I
...
u I649
G 7a 32 I2 x5 26I ·86 1g6•4 157'12 G 2c 3 2-a in. "
G 8
G 8a
39
70
12
IO x8
301·6xs
469·8I
226·2
352 ·36
180·96
28r888
IO
IO
" 40,,
,, 40" G
G
2C4
2C5
340
180
I9:i: X 24
20~ x 12
20~ x r6
3G2
I G 2 ....
" 4-i in.
.
3092
2007
2474
16o6

....
10 " 40 ,, 294 2G 2 4-ft in. 2989 2391
G 9 I O x6 307·15 230•36 184·26 G 2C6

..
45 IO u 40 ,, 440 20! x 24 3G2 4-i in. 4483 3587
' G IO 35 IO xs 227'52 170·64 136·51 IO ., 40,. G 2C7 360 20i x 16 2G2 6-B in. "
G 1oa
G II
29 IO x5 201 ·48
IO x 4~ 201·12
I5I "II
I50'84
I20'89
120 ·67
IO ,. JO" G 2C8 54° 2oix 24 3G2 ...6-j in.
3975
5962
3I80
477°
G 11a
G 1ib
30
36
21~
9Hx41r 224 ·97
9tX 3i 124·54
16873
93 ·40
I34 ·98
74·72
IO I I 40.,
IO 11 40 11
15 ,, 40
G
G
3C1
3C2
98 I7 XIO
178·5 I7 x I4
I G 3
2G 3 . 2-! in.
2-i in. " . 8o8
I353
. 647
1083
G 12
G I3
58
20
9 x7 342 ·6r
9 x 3:2 u8·54
256·96
88·91
205·56
7I '12
15 II 40
15 JJ 40
ti

II

II
G
G
G
3C3
3C4
3C5
266
132
271
17 x 20
18 X IO
I9 x 14
3G 3
2G3
...2-i in.
I G 3 " 4-l in. "
6-! in. " ...
1918
1228
2505
I589
983
2004
8 x6 198 ·37 14878 u9·03
G 14
G 15
G r6
35
30
25
8 x5 ' 166•86
8 X4 ' 130·2
125'14
97·65
IOO'II
78 ·12
IO n
IO " 40,,
IO ,,. 40"
40,, G
G
G
3C6
5 CI
5C2
394
77
19 x 20
16 X IO
16 x 12
3G 3
I G 5 ...••
6-! in.
2-! in.
2-~ in. .....
3618
6I8
2894
495

.....
127 2G5 907 725
100·41 6o·24
G 16a
G 17
r9
18
8 x4
7 x 3i 85·3I
75'3
63·98 51 ·18
43·86
IO 11 40 11
IO " 40 u
G
G
5C3
5C4
191 16 x 18
IlI'25 17 X IO
3G 5
I G 5
2-! in.
4-~ in. .. 136o
1014
ro88
Sn
G r7a
G 18
I6
r8
7 x 3l
6 x5
73 ·10
6i x 3 ~ 75·29
103 ·or
54·82
56 ·47
77'26
45'I7
61·8r
IO "
16 ,, 40"
40., G
G
G
5C5
5C6
6C1
210
3I5
18 x 12
18 x 18
2G 5
3G 5
2G6
...6-! in.
6-! in.
I-~ in. " ...
1813
2720
1450
2I76
G r9
G I9a
G 20
25
20
I6
6 x 4~
6 x3
79·05
59·59
59·28
44 ·69
47'42
35'75
IO
IO
II

"
40,,
40" G
G
6C2
6C3
142
93
14! x 15
15 X IO I G 6
2G 6
....
2-! in.
898
684
718
'547
9 14
G 2oa
G 2I
13
12
6 • 3
6 X2
49·23
39·3
36·92
29·47
29·53
23·58
IO
IO
II 40 ..
,, JO,. G
G
6C4
164
245
15 x 14
I5 X20
16 X IO
3G 6
I G 6
....
2-t !n.
2· lD. "
4-~ in. .....
n37
I667 1334
G 22 10'5 51r x 2 33 ·35 25·01 20'01
IO tt JO,,

G
6C5
6C6
127
212 I6 x I4 2G6 .. 1056 845

...
IO ., JO,. 4-! in. 1633 1306
G 22a 9 5± x 1! 2375 17'81 14·25 IO II 30 ,, G 6C7 326 16 X20 3G 6 4-~ in. 2370 I8g6
G 23 24 5 x5 84·05 63·04 5o·43 IO II 30 tt G 8C1 50·5 12f x 8 IGB I - ~ in. 257 2o6
76·62
G 24
G 24a
22
r9
5 x 4lr
x4f.- 62·83
57'47
47·12
45'97
37·7
IO
IO
,. 40,,
40.,
G
G
8C2
8C3
96
141
I2JI x 12
I2j! X I6
2G8
3G8
I-fin.
1-ll in. ... 485
7I3
388
57 1
''s
II

45'76 34·32 27·46 IO , 40 II G 13 X IO I G 8 2-! in.

G 25 I5 x3
38·83 29·12 23·29 IO G
8C4 75
13 x 12 2G8 .. .500 400

.....
G 25a II X3 30 .. 8C5 121 2-! in. 734 587
G 26 IO 4f x II 25·38 19·04 15·23 IO 30 ti G 8C6 182 13 x 18 3G8 2-! in. lIOI 881
19·4 14 ., n·6 IO G 108 14 X IO I G 8
G 26a 6! dXI 30 .. 8C7 4·! in. 831 ~
G 27
G 28
14
I2
dX3
4 X3
40·49
32'I
26·8
30·37
24·05
20·1
24·29
I9'26
16·o6
10
IO
IO
30 ''
30,.
30 ,,
G
G
G
8C8
8C9
10 c I
162
244
14 x 12
14 x I8
46 ·5 xog x 8
2G8
3G8
I Gro
4-! in.

....
4-! in.
I-ff in.
... II07
I661
886
I329
G 28a 9! 4 x3
18·34 13·74 u·o IO G IO c 2 87 xoj! x 12 2 Gxo I-i in. .. 187 150

...
G29 8 4 x r! 30 I t 367 294
12·8gg 9·67 10 G IO c 3 56·5 Ioix 8 3 Gxo 2-JI in.

.....
G 29a 5 4 x Ii 7'73 30" 295 236
G 30 IO~ 3!X3 23·85 17'88 I4'3I IO 30 II G IO c 4 103 IOi X I2 2 Gxo 2-i in. " 507 4o6
11·82 8·86 IO 1 30 .. G IO c 5 170 I I x 18 3 Gxo 2-i in.
G 3I
G 32
6
IO
3~X It
3 x3 I9'95 14·96
7'09
11'97 IO I I 30 It G
G
IO c 6
IO c 7
76·5 IItX 8
II! X 12 2 Gxo
..
1 Gxo " 4-il in.
4-fi in. ..
874
455
6gg
365
G 33 4 3 xx! 6·96 5·22 4·18 IO " JO t 1
G IO c 8
1.64
231 12 x 18 3 Gxo . 4-f in.
738
I351
590
1o81

N.B.-By dividing the Loads that a foot will carry by the number of feet clear span the
actual Distributed Load is at once obtained.

JOISTS AMD COllPOUllDS SHOULD NOT BE SELECTED HAVING A DEPTH LESS THAN ONE-TWENTIETH OF THE SPAN.
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DREW-BEAR, PERKS & CO.l I

7la, QUEEN VICTORIA ST.R EET,

IRON & STEEL ROOFS,

JOISTS, BRl'DGES.
TGHES,
dolumn$
Angle~, AND

Tee~, and pnancheon$.

Channel~.
RIVETTED TANKS,.
GIRDERS. SASHES.

WORKS & STORES-

PRINCE'S WHARF, COMMERCIAL RD., L~MBETH,

X~O~ I JDO~ ~ S.E.
TELEPHONE I\ o. 576 BANI<.
Ielegntms: "BEARBIND, LONDON ."
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DREW·BEAR, PERKS & CO.,

Engineers, Steel & Iron Contractors & Manufacturers,
Have always a LARGE SliOCK IN LONDON of"

ROLLED STEEL JOISTS, CHANNELS, ANG LES,

TEES, AND FLITCH PLATES,
OF THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS AND LENGTHS ~

STEEL JOISTS.
Weight Weight W eight
Section . l'er ft. Lengths. Section . per ft. Lengths. Section. per ft. Lengths.
3! in . X r g. in. X 4:i" lbs. IO ft. to 30 ft. 6f in. X 3 in. x r3 lbs. IO ft. to 30 ft. IO in . X S in. X 30 lbs. IO ft. to 36 ft.
3 ,, X 3 ,, X 10 ,, 6 " x s " x 24t" IO ,, X 6 ,, X 42 ,,
4,,X2,,X6,, 7 " x 4 ,, X I7 ,, "· I2 ,, X S ,, X 37 ,,
4 ,, X 3 ,, X IO ,,
"
8 X4 x 20 " 12 x 6 " x 44
4!); ,, X r} ,, X 7! ,, 8 " x s " x 27 " r4 ,, x 6 ,, X 48 ,,
s,,X3,,XII,, 8 " x 6 " x 30 " rs ,, x st ,, x ss ,,
s " x 4} " x 20 " 9 " x 4 " x 22t" rst ,, x 6~· ,, x 63
6t ,, X 2 ,, X IO ,, " 9 " x 7 " x S3 " r 7f ,, X 6t ,, X So ,,
" "
S TEEL ANGLES.
Weight . W eight ·w eight
Section per ft . Lengths. Section. pl'r ft. Le ngths. . Sc;_c:ion. . Pf r ft. Lengths.
r~· in . x
r}in. X tin.x 2}lbs. r6,r8,2oft. 3~·in. x 3& in . x -~ i n. x s+ lbs. r6ft. to3oft. s in . x 3i 111.x 1"
111. x 13,,lbs. I6ft.to3oft.
'2 ,, X 2 ,, Xi'rr,, X 4 ,, I6ft.to3oft. 3~ ,, X 3-2" ,, X t ,, X rot ,, 5 ,, X 5 ,, X 1 ,, X r6 ,,
2} ,, x 2} ,, x f ,,
x st ,, 4
4
" x 4 " x ~
,, X 4 ,, X t
"x
,,
9( "
XI2y,,
6 ,, X 3 ,, X 1 ,, X r4Ji ,,
.., ,,x3 ,,X I ,,X7,, 6 " x 6 " x " " x 23't "
.) ,,x3 ,,X:r,,X9!,, S ,, X 3 ,, X t ,, X r21· ,, 7t ,, X 4 ,, X ~ ,, X232 ,,

STE E L TEES.
Weight "W eig-ht "Weig ht
Section. per ft. Lengths . Section. per f- Lengths. Scc~io n . . pL'r ft. Lengths.
r;} in . x r~· in .X tm. x r,_l\i-lbs. r6,18,20ft. 3 in . X 3 iii. X l in. X 7 11 s 16it. tu3oft. 4 i n. X 4 i n . X "} rn . X r2~ lbs. rEft. to3oft .
rt,, X r},, X :; ,, X 2~· ,, r6,r8,2oft. 3, ,, x 31 '' x ~- ,, x 91" ,, 4 " x 3 " x H- " x 8~- "
2 ,, x 2 ,, X t\ ,, X 32 ,, 16, 20, 3oft. 3:r ,, X 3-:r ,, X ·~ ,, X 8.f ,, 5 ,, X 3 ,, X i ,, X r2}- ,,
l'.:f ,,
2} ,, X
2k" x
2t ,,
2t"
X {'rr ,, X
x t "x
4-T ,, 16, 20, 3oft.
sit" r6ft . to3oft. '
3t " X 3& " X
4 " x 4 " x *i· ",, X
x 9:f "
6 ,, X 3 ,, X Y ,, X I4:r ,,

STEEL CHA N NELS.

Weight \\'eight "\\'eight
'icction. per ft. Length s. Section. per ft. Lengths. l.. . Section . • pcrft. Lengths .
·ti n . X ti in . X I!); lbs. r6 ft. to 20 ft. 4t i n . X 2r%- in. X rot lbs. r6 ft. to 30 ft. 91 111. X 3:r1 111. X 22& lbs. r6 ft. to 30 ft.
Iflf,, X t ,, X 2 ,, d ,, X 2/1' ,, X II! ,, 9t " x 3t " x 22~ "
2 ,, X I;l- ,, X 3t" 6~· " x 2t " x 12& " IIf, ,, X 3t ,, X 26 ,,
3 ,, X rt X 7./r ,, 8 " x 1} " x 20& "
STEEL FLUT CH PLATES, 16 ft. to 30 ft.
6 in. X -!> in . X ro., lbs. 9 in. X tin. X II:} lbs. IO in . x ~in. x 20f lbs. 12 i n. I i·
x in . x rs lbs. r4 in . X ~ in. X 23t l bs.
7 X ! ,, X rr;;· ,, 9 " X k " X I~n " IO " x I " x 25 " I2 " x ~ ., x 20 r4 ,, X ~ ,, X 29+ ,,
7 X ·~ ,, X r4} ,, 9 ,, X jt ,, X I8;t ,, II ,, X 2 ,, X I8}_ ,, I2 ,, X -~ ,, X 25 r6 ,, x -~ ,, x 20 ,,
s x 1 ,,xro,, 9 "
3 x t
xX t~ " 22! " II ,, X t ,,X 22T~ ,, 1 · I 2 ,, X :'t ,, X 30 16 " x t " x 261 "
x t ,, x 22;r ,,
8 X ., ,, X r3} ,, IO ,, ,, X I6;r ,, II ,, X 4 ,, X 27! ,, 14 ,, X t " X I7~ rs ,,
8 ,, x % ,, X r6~- ,, 18 in. X t in . X 30 lbs. 18 ft. to 36 ft.

COMPOUND GIRDERS made of Stock Sections of JOISTS and PLATES at a few hours' notice.

srEEL & 1RoN ANGLES, rEEs, ,

STANCH EONS,
CHANNELS AND FLITCHES, ~ L ..J LV .
r
1, r T
IRON DOORS AND SASHES.
FIRE-PROOF FLOORING.
I[
COLUMNS. ..I ; 11
Designs and Estimates for
1
.--.. Oonstructional Iron and Steel Work.

OFFICES: WORKS:

71a, Queen Victoria St., E.C. Princes Wharf, Lambeth, S.E.

T elephone
Telegrams-
" BEARBIND , LONDON ." L 0 N D 0 N • No. 576 Bank.

CON. COllf.U
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GLAZING. Habitable Rooms - continued. He ating-con tinued.
Inches
SHEET GLASS is made in four quomtes for structu re by which such rooms are approached to
window gl azing, viz. , Best, Seconds, Thirds, a11d be separate d from stable by a 9 inch brick wall.
Tltis act does not repeal P u blic Heatli Act relating
IVIaxi m um sq.
of
ft.} r xl
D ia m. of Pipe I~ 3 J!
2 2~4 5 6
Radiatio n 75 120 195 320 490 650 870 II20 1700 26oo
Fou rths. The latter inferior a nd seldom used. to u nderground roo ms. it wi ll supp ly. sq . ft.
I 5 t0 J.6 OZ. per foot is ,1;; to Pz inch thiLk.
HAY. - W EIG HT OF. Th e fo llowing table will serve as a guide to
21 ' z. l"o- fi tters: -
26 ~ " truss= 56 lbs. (avoi r.) of ohl hay.
,, = 60 ,, of new hay. M a in. Branches.
32 " + load = 18 cwt. of old hay. I in. will supply 2 :l in.
36 A ii" " ., 2 [ "

Il
42 t = 19 ,, 32 lbs. of new hay. I ~, , " 2 ., , I i ,,
j = 36 trusses. 2 2 ••• , 11)
'G RO UND GLASS is made of sim ilar suli~tance 2~ .,
ti "

" 2
H

in. and I tlin., or 1 2 in. and t in. xi

COLOU RED G LASS is made in 16, 21, 26, ano I HEARTHS. J "
3 ~ .,
" I 2 in. a nd I 2 in., or 2 :z in. a nd 1 r' in.
2 2 in. or 1 3 in., a nd I 2 in. or 3 2 m.
'32 oz. L.B. ACT, 1894.-Dij[est. 4 ,, ,, I 3.? in. and x 2~ in. , or 2 3 in., or 4 2 in.
To be 6 inches lon ger each side than opening, 4~ " ,, I j~ in . a nd I 3 in., or 1 1 in. and 1 2 .t in.
E NA MELLED or EM BOSSED is made 15, 21, an·· and r 8 inches wide in front of breast. Those on S " ,, 1 4 in. and 1 3 in. , or r 4 ~ in. and 1 2~ in.
26 oz. lowest floor to be bedded on concrete covering site,or 6.," 2 4 in. and1 3 in. ,or 4 3 in.,orr o 2in.
on solid m;, terials· placed on same. On other flo ors 7 .. ,, r 6 in. a nd I 4 in. , or 3 4 in., and 1 2 in.
FLUTED is made 15, 21, 26, and 32 oz. 8 " " " 2 6 in. and I 5 in. or 5 .; in. a nd 2 2 in.
to be on stone or iron bearers or brick trimmer, or
SHEET GLASS can be FACE POLISHED and BEN1 other inco mbustibl e material. Nom in a l in side } I n<.: hes .
Diam. ofWrot. I •i 1~ • 2~ 3 J! 5 6
to any curve. The hearth together with t he substance on which Iron Pipe.
ROLLED PLA TB, it is bedded to be at least 6 in. thick.
Diameter of Pipe in inches squared X ·034
2 lbs. per foot is Ii inch thick. HEATINQ. Imp. gall. per ft run.
zi ,, iii· Hot water piping required in coldest weather ' Diameter of Pipe in inc hes squared x ·34
3~
4i
t
fa
to ~arm 1000 c. feet, and temperature required fo1
various purposes:
l weight of water in lb per foot run .
Diameter of Pipe in inches squared X ·7854
5 " i Leogtlt of P~ = cross sectional area.
4" dia. 3" dia. ~ dia.. l cubic foot of water = 28 ·3 litres, or 6 ·2 5
P ATENT PLATE is sheet glass polished on both Domestic Apa rt ments, 6o0 to 65°.. . r.ft. x6ft. 2.µt.
sides, in Best, Second, and Third quali ~ i cs , and io Imperial gallons.
Gree nhouses and Conservatories,
thicknesses as follows :- 55° to 6o0 ••. •• • •• • 36ft. 48ft. 72ft. Imperial gallons X ·16 = cubic feet.
13 oz. per fo ot i> n
inch thick. Hot H ouses, 80° . . . .. .
Hoswal s, G t·nPral 1 and F ever
. . . 55ft. 7.µt. noft. RADIATOltS 38 in. high contain about l gallon
of water per section of 4 square feet prime hea t·
17 " .. !li ards, 6o0 . . •. . •• 15ft. IOft. 3oft.
21 " n .. Hospitals, Dipbth . .:ria and Enteric
Ft~ vr. r W a rds, 65c .. . . .. x8ft. 24ft.
ing surface.
Surface equivalents in cast -iron hot water pipes
24 " ,, t t o ~ ,, Publ ic Buildings. 55° ... . .. 7ft. xoft.
are for 2 inches diameter = 94., 3 inch= 132 and
ROUGH PLATE (plain ur fluted) is g, f 6" , !, Schools, 6o0
\Varc·h ouses,
•• .
Workrooms, and
• •• 9ft. uft.
4 inch = 169 square inches.
and i inch thick. Factories, 55° 7ft. xoft. x4ft. Head of water in feet x ·434 = pressure in
ROUGH CAST PLATE is i. i. ~. i, and I inch Drying Closets, 120° 175ft. 235ft. J5oft. lbs. per sq. inch of surface.
thick, used for pavement, roof, and skylight-. Buried pipes require 25 % more for loss of heat. Linc:ar expansion of hot water pi pe~ from
POLISHED PLATE. Three qualities-ord inary, I square fo©t of boiler surface will heat about 32deg. to :112 deg. Fahr. = r ·33 inches in 100
best, and silvering. 4oft. of 4" pipe, 70 ft. of 3", and 160 ft. of 211 pipe. feet.
Expansion T an!t.
/i, i's-, !. i, ~. ~. i, ~. and I inch thick. W r.ot. iron boilers take less time to heat than
i inch usual thickness. cast iron, but are more 1-iable to rust. In low pressure hot water schemes, select an
Pipes should have a continuous rise to t he Expansion Tank equal in capacity to one-twen;
When used for shelves, eclges must be ground highest point, and a continuous fall to the boiler. tieth the total gallons contained in Boiler, Mains,
and polished. Can be bent, and eclges can b~ The lea~t ri>e in any part of their length should be and Radiators, exclusive of space occupied by
bevelled. To-lume of water necessary to lift the ball valve,
6" to 8" in 100 ft .
CATHEDRAL GLASS ·is roll ed plate about 26 uz In warming buildings, the entrance halls, if one is used in the tank.
and Ii inch thick, white and tinted. corridors, and adjuncts, etc., shou ld be included Low PRESSURE STEAM H EATJN<l.
to avoid draughts, and pipes, coils, etc., shou ld
Wor.king Steam Pressure up to 6 Potm ds.
GLASS SLATES of rough plate, Ii to ;. inch thick. ·preferably be placed near windows and all cool-
'Dire:ct ,' 'Direc t-In clirect.' 'Indirec t.'
ing surfaces. Radiation to be Used.
GLASS TILES, rolled rough pla te, Ii to ~ inch It is always desirable to combine ventilation
Desc ripiton of Apartment•
Warmed .
One squa re foot of surface in
R<1.d iators. he a ts
thick, and in sheet glass. with warming by means of radiators, warm air Entrance Halls, S tair-
G LASS in DOORS should be embedded in wash· stoves, or the Plenum system. cases, Corridors r40 cub . ft. II2 cub. ft. 9.' c ub. It.
leather and secured by wood beads.
GLAZING INTO STONEWORK should be with oil
cement. Glazing should be secured with copper
sprigs, and if la rge a nd heavy plate glass, with
DATA DY AN D COPYRIGHT OF I RWI N C. WALLA S 1 C.E .
Low PRESSURE HOT VV ATEJt .tilt.A.TING.
U nder ord inary conditions and in the absence
Dwelling R ooms-

"
" J
School" Rooms
4
.
w ith I exposure• ... IJ3

" ...
126
II9
II2
1o6
102
97
<12

of known constants for Air, and co -efficients for 175

small brass sc•ews and puttied. B usi ness Shops and
Coolin g Surfoccs, th e following tables for propor- O ffices 210 r68 134
Woodwork should be painted 2 oils before tioning heating surface in radiators or pipes to Workrooms for Men or
glazing. cubic contents of roo ms, can be used in figuring W ome n 21 0 175
Churches, Chapels ,
FIGURED and RIBBED G LASS should have upun any or-;inary low-pressure Hot Water beat- A ssembly Rooms 262 210 175
smooth side out. ing ~c h e me (close a pproximation). Factories , W orksbops,
W arebouses . . . 3o6 2.J~
PUTTY is composed of whiting and linseed oil Exte rna!Tc:m p rature 25° Fahr.}R F h
well mixed. [nternal " 600 " ange 350 a r. Mains and B 1anc!zes.
To determine the size of pipes no fi xed ru'e
HABITABLE ROOMS. Minimum Temperature of Water in Radiators can be given which will apply in all cases. A
L. B. ACT, 1894 .-Digest. 160° Fahr. rule that has generall y been accept ed by steam
R adi ation to be Used . ' Direct.' ' Direct -Tndirect.' • In d irect.
T o be at least 8 ft. 6 in. in height throughout, or Desc ription of Ap rtrtments v ne squa re foot of surface in fitters as good pract ice, is to allow the area of one
if in roof 8 ft. fo r at ldast half the area W arn1cd . Radiators, heats inch pipe (·7854 square inch es) for every hundred
Window or windows to open into open air or En t rance H a ll s, S ta ir - square feet of radiating surface, incl udinl! mains.
conservatory , an d to equal at least r'o th of fl oor D wecas•·<. Co rr id ors Bo cub. ft. 64 cub. ft . 54 cub. ft.
ll ing Rooms-
area, and ~ to open, such opening to extend to at w it b. I exposu re• 76 61 L IST OF SIZES OF STEAM MAINS.
least 7 It. abovP floo r, but a roo m with no external ,, 2 72 58 Radiation. One pip e- work. Two pipe work.
wall or constructed wholly or partially in the roof, " 3 68 55 40 to 50 sq. ft. inch f x i inch.
a
I
may have dormer window with clear li ght equal to
~ of fl oor area, and at least half to open. Such
" 4
Sch ool Ro oms . ..
" 64
. .. xoo %~ t oo ,,
t 25 "
125
250
I
xl; x
x i
l
Business S hops and ,, x
opening to extend to at least 5 ft. from floor, or such
~l "
Offices .. . . .. 120 2 50 " 400 2
96 2 x
room may have a lantern light, of which a portion Workrooms for M en or " 400 ,, 650
·~
equal to ~'0 of area of room must open. W omen ... .. . r50 120 IOO 650 1t
900 ,, 1250
900 3
3, ·~ x
2
3 x 2;
BASEMENT ROOMS in dwellin gs must have space Churches, Chapels,
for ventilation und er floors unless wood blocks on
concrete.
!\.sst!mb ly
Factories, Workshops,
R ooms ISO . ,., I'ZO IOO .. 1250 "
1600
t 6oo
2050
2500
4
4~
3;
4
4;
x J
x 3~
x 4
205 0 "
H ABITABLE ROOMS OVER STABLE S.- Floor to Wareho uses 175 ,, 138 ,, I I7 2500 ' ' 36oo % 5 x 4;
have pugging 3 in. thick, and fi nished smooth on Mains and Bran,·hes. 36oo " 5000 7 6 x 5 "
8 x 6
uppe r surface, and underside lath and plaster or Sizes of P ipes corresponding to Radiator Sur· 5000 " 8100
other solid construction. Any staircase gallery or face supplied by them . 6500 "
6500
9 l x 6
x 6
8100 rt 10000 IO 9
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Heating-continued. HOSPITALS. Iron - co11li11ucd.
"1·opor/ioning Boiler Sur.face anti Gt'oll Area SPACE depends on distance ot sick apart for in with sand, or are purposely stopped in. Th ese
to Radiatinl{ Surface. facility of moving, shifting of beds, nursing, and defects may be detected by a dulness of sound on
It is con, id ered safe practice to allow I Hors• number of stude.nts attending instruction.
Power, viz., I5 superficial square feet of Boikr the metal being struck. T he edges of a casting
surface with i square foot of grate area to I ;o SPACE PER PATIENT. struck with a light hammer should receive a slight
Average (exclusive of medical school), 90 ft. impression ind icating that it is tough. If it frac-
i;uperficial square feet of "Direct" heat i r · ~
super, and IIOO c. ft. ture, the metal is hard and brittle. Test bars of
surface in Radiators.
St. Thomas, I 12 ft. super; Guys, I ~8 ft. super. the same metal as castings are sometimes run for
.Sizes of Smoke Plues in Chimneys for Htafzng For lying in, FEVER, or SURGICAL WARDS, J 50 the pnrpose of testin g .
S ystems. to 200 ft. super. Tests .for !1?rougiit hon.-Subject it to sudden
Chimneys should be of ample height and area In LYING IN HOSPITALS, separate rooms are blows by a falling weight to test its toughness.
to insure a good draught. A square ?r round better. Say I6o ft. super each, and open into To t e n sil ~ strain to test its ductibility, it should
chimney will give the best r.esults, and 1t should corridor open to air. E ach room with scullery stretch before fracture. Soak a bar of iron for a
b ave an area of not less than 25 to 30 square and sink. few days in very weak muriatic or nitric acid,
!inches for every square foot of grate surface ; HEI GHT OF WARD S, I3 ft. WIDTH, 26 or 28 ft. which will render its fibrous structure visibl e, and
<never connect a boiler to a chimney havine: less SCARLET F EVER. Wall spac~, I2 ft., or floor in best iron its fibres will appear fine, straight,
than 8 x 6 inches in <;idt dimension-. space, 156 ft. super. and lie regula rly side by side ; in inferior iron the
DI PHTHERIA and E NTE IHC FEVER. Wall fibres will be coarser and not so regular in
• Exp sure means-any wall, ce ili ng, or floor ex.posed arrangement.
t o th e outer air. space, I5 ft., or floor space, 195 ft. super.
W ORKHOUSE HOSPITALS, 70 sq. ft. and 850 Jests for Steel are the same as for wrought iron.
NOTE.-The above data is based upon an air c. ft . , and 6 ft. clear across beds. Special for PRESERVATION OF IRON.
change in Rooms not excee~ing 3 times per hour, FEVER and SMALL POX, 166 sq. ft. and 2000 c. ft. Galvanizing consists of a thin coating of zinc,
and upon the heating requirements of ordinary applied by steeping the heated iron in chloride of
LYING IN WARD in WORKHOUSE HOSPITAL,
building construction in the United King<k>m min. 100 sq. ft. and 1200 c. ft. zinc to act as a flux, and then dipping it into
without resorting to any supplementary hc:aune molten zinc.
WARDS in use partly by day and night for
medium. infirm and chronic cases, WITH USE OF DAY
" Direct Radiators " provide for warming circu- ROOM, 42 ft. super and 500 c. ft.
~ating air. "Direct-In.direct Ra<li.ators ". provi?e
for warming ventilatmg . or cuculau.ng air.
WINDOWS preferably on opposite sides, and !RON BUILDINGS.
placed to give direct light on bed not obstructed GALVAN IZED CORRUGATED SHJJ:ETS.
"Indirect Radiators" provide for warmmg vcn·
4 '1a.tino air
by attendants. Eight 3" cor~ugations covering 2 ft. wide when
w. C.'s, AND SLOP AND SCALDING SINKS in fixed, 5 to IO ft. long.
HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS. separate turrets, with intervening lobby with Approximate W e ight per sheet in lbs.
L.B. ACT, 1894. -Digest, windows on opposite sides . Length. s ft. 6 ft. 7 ft. 8 ft. 9 ft 10 ft.
16W.G.
33~ 46~
~t
Cupboard for storing utensils kept for exa mina- 40 S3t 6o
No building (except church or chapel) may exceed tion should be open to air at back.
tS W . G.
20 W.G.
20
21 i 32
25~
371
29
42~
34
48
381
So ft. in height (exclusive of two stories in roof,
•turrets, towers, &c.) without consent. This pro-
<vision does not prevent, in case of building existing
AXIS OF WARDS, N.E. and S.W. to allow
maximum of sun.
22 W.G.
24w.G.
26w.G.
l Of
13t
10.
2U
16
I2~
2J
iJ~
I4~
26~
21!
16~
JO
24
r8l
j~i·
26
20
at the date of passing of Act, their re-erection to PAVILIONS, preferably one story, 50 ft. space 28 w.o. 9~ 111 1,, 15 16f x8
<:>Id height, nor the raising of other buildings in the between. Where more than one story, then
"Game bl ock or row and belonging to the same owner. separate staircases.
Notice -0 f consent by Council to greater height Buildings for different purposes should be com-
•than 80 ft. must be published and served within one pletely isolated . No infected building should be
week in nch manne r as the Council may direct, nearer than 40 ft. from boundary, or to any other LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS.
a nd ~ot be acted on until 2r days after publication, building, infected or otherwise. Copper conductors best. Conductivity of iron
•or in the ewent of an appeal until the determination Inter»al FINISHINGS should be plain, and free only i that of copper.
•Of sudb.. from all angles and crevices likely to harbour dust. Copper conductors are made in the form of
J;n case of refusal, notice of app eal must be given SMALL-POX HOSPITAL should not be erected rods, tubes, ropes, and tapes.
within 2r days of re fu sal in such manne.r '.'s t he Copper conductors should weigh not less than
council may direct to owl!ers and lessees w1thm roo on a site within i mile of either another hospital
or a workhouse, or a popul ation of 150 to 200 6 ozs. per foot run and have not more than 10
yards. per cP.nt. of alloy, and iron should weigh not less
No building (except church or chapel) on the persons; nor on a site within ~ mile of a popula-
tion of 500 to 600 persons. than 2~ lbs. per foot.
-~ id e of a street fo rmed since Aug. 7, r86i, an d less
·than 50 ft. wide, shall with".ut conse'?-t be raised or N URSES SEPARATE BEDROOMS about 13 ft. x Conductors should protect an area equa l .to a
•&rected to a height exceedm g the distance of the 8 ft. 6 in. Baths, I to 8 nurse~ . circle whose radius corresponds with the height
rfront .external wall fr om the opposite sid e of street. of the conductor from the ground.
•CORNER SlTE.-Unless Council otherwise consent HOT WATER SUPPLY. Conductors· should be fixed -on side exposed to
the height to be regulated by width of wid er street, H OT WATER TA NKS: rainy quarter and terminate in wet ground if
•eo far as it ab .. ts on such street and 40 ft. of return. possible. Should be connected with external
Any building erected before r89~ can be re-e~ected Gallons. L e ngth. ·width. Depth.
-~o old height, if in conformity with laws previously ft .. in . ft. in . ft. in. ironwork and a ny great masses of metal, whether
•n force . RAISING TOP STO RY allowed to comply 20 I 8 I 3 I 6 inside or outside of buildings, and be kept clear
~~ ~ ~ ~
with provision of act relating to HABITABLE ROOMS, 5 of gas tubing and electric wires, and of all soft
·Other provision of act notwithstanding. 40 3 8 ~ pipes. Bells in spires which are adeq uately pro-
50 5 10 IO tected need not be connected.
HOARDINGS. 6 0 2 6 I I I 2 0 Sharp bends should be avoided, connections
So Io 2 3 2 o
&c., should allow for expansion and contraction of
L.C.C. BYELAWS.-Digest. I OO 3 2 3 2 3
metal. There should be few joins and such should
No existi ng hoardings to be increased above 12 ft. Made No. I6 gaugP., No. I4 gauge, No. 12 be perfect, either screwed or sarfed and rivetted
in height. No new hoarding to be erected above gauge, ! plate, o r IO gauge, i\r plate, being toget her and soldered.
r2 feet in height, gauges before galvanizing.
Su also" TEMPORARY BUILDINGS," Earth connection in permanently wet soil in
HOT WATER CYLINDERS, galvanized. well, attached to water main (not lead) a nd sol-
>HOOP IRON. Gallons. Dia. Height. Gallons. Di it. Heig ht . dered to it, or attached to plate of copper 3 feet
WEIGHT PER IOO F EET.
in. in . x 3 feet x n
inch buried in a trench filled with
15 JO 40 20 ashes or powdered charcoal.
~~
36
B.W. Width. Weight. IS 33 43 20 39 The lower part of conductor for a height of say
Gu age. Ins. lbs. ozs. 20 15 36 40 20 42
25 20 10 feet should be protected by encasing in an iron
II 3 126 5
30 ~g 39
33
40
53 20 :~ pipe fixed to wal.!.
~t2
II II5 12
12 91 12 35 18 39 !:iIZES AND WEIGHT OF COPP!!.!> CONDUCTORS•
12 73 7 Same gauges as hot water ta n:..s.
13 2l: 71 4 Rods-per ft. run. ozs.
13 2 63 5 IRON. ~ in . •.. 6·88

~f
~\
IJ
14
14
55
47
6
2 T ESTS OF QUALITY. I ~in .. . .
§ in . .. .
12·16
40 7 Tests for Cast Iron. - The surface of a casting I9
15 s6 6 ~ in ...• 27
should be smooth a nd even, the edges clean and
15 I~ 3~
~
16 20 perfect. A new fracture should p~esent a fine - j Tubes-g in. metal per ft. run. ozs.
~~
17
18
19
20
J
.I
20
16
12
8
15

13
J
6
grained texture, have bnght metalhc lustre, and
be of a uniform blue-grey colour. Should be I
J free from air bubbles, scorire , flaws, and other I I
§in... .
~in.. . .
in... .
r6·5
21 · 4
27
21 ~ 6 IS defects. Flaws a nd air bubbles at tim es get fi lled I,l in,.. . JO
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. Lightn ing Conductors. - Continued. London Co u nty Co u ncil-continued. London County Council-continued.
Tapes-per foot run. ozs. Site . m_ust b~ c?loured pink, proposed buildings ADDITIONAL CUBICAL EXTENT, sec. 76; AND
g Xn in. 3·2 red, ex1stmg bmldmgs grey, land to be dedicated to
the public blue. Give name of person on ·whose
BUILDINGS FOR THE SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY,
~ x s in. 5 "73 sec. 203.
behalf application is made. Give reference to
I X S
in: 7 ·64 section •of Act under which sanction is sought, and Block plan scale, 22 feet to the inch, showing
1i X S in. 9 SS position of building and buildings adjacent.
furnish particulars as to nature of application and
11 x ~ in. l r ·46 situation of street , building or structure.
Plans and sections, scale one-ei~hth of an inch to
2 x & in. ls·28 the foot, showing height of buildmg in its various.
DRAWINGS must be in DUPLICATE, parts.
DRAWINGS REQUIRED (I) New streets, &c.,
CONDUCTING POWER OF METALS. sec. 7 and sec. IO . Indicate use to which the various parts of the
bmldmg are to be put, and any point s bea ring upon
Silver !000 Iron 168 Plans. to a scale of 88 ft . to the inch, accompanied the question of liability to fire.
Copper . .. 999 Nick e·~ lJl
by long1tudmal sections to the same horizontal scale,
but to a vertical scale of 1 r ft. to the inch showin g SPECIAL AND TEMPORARY BUILDINGS AND•
Gold 779 Tin 12 3
natural and intended surface levels (comp~ted from WOODl!N STRUCTURES, part VII.
Zinc 290 Lead 81 ordnance or some other fixed datum) and by cross A block plan showing position of building Ot'
Palladium 184 Antim ony 46 sect10ns to a scale of 22 ft. to the inch. structure, and also plan, elevation and section. Scale
Platinum 180 Bismuth 12 Key plan of locality, showing surrounding on e-eight of an inch to the foot, together with
property. . details to a larg er scale if necessary to show con-
Names proposed for the streets must be sub- struction .
LIMES, CEMENTS, AND PLASTERS mitted ; such as are not already in use. Fee 5s. to the cashier of the Council on depositing
For proportions to use see If application be sanctioned, two additional copies application , and a further fee of 5s. on obtaining a
of plans will be required . notification of the ord er of the Counc il.
"CONCRIITE," "MORTARS AND CEMENTS," ln the case of widening streets under sec. IO (4), Every application fo r extension of the period for
AND " PLASTERING." sections will not be required. which the Council bas allowed the use of a t emporary
There is no precise line between hydraulic limes buildin'g must be accompanied by a certificate from
and cements, the latter containing a larger pro- BUILDINGS WITHIN PRESCRIBED DISTANCE , the district surveyor as to its condition, and as to its
LINES, OF FRONTAGE, &c., Jee. I3, sec, 17, and stability for such furth er period as may be applied
portion of clay than Ii mes. sec. 22,
GREY CHALK OR STONE LIME, feebly hydraul ic, for, . and also as to any repairs which may be
is the lime generally used in mortar. Plans to a scale of 2 2 feet to the inch, show situa- requ1SJte.
tion of building in relation to others adjacent. Where the structure has existed for less than three
BLUE LIAS, hydraulic, is superior, and makes H eight and precise di stance from centre of roadway years, and if the inspection be merely to asc.,rtain
stronger work. • of proposed building and width of street to be that the building has not been a ltered as to condition.
.SELlNITIC CEMENT is prepared from Blue figured. or position, and to certify that an extension of time
Lias. Nam es and addresses of owners and occupiers of may be allowed, a fee of Ios. to be paid to the·
ROMAN CEMENT is quick setting but weak, nearest building on each side must be sent. district su rveyor. ·
rapidly red uced in strength by the addition of If application be approved, an additional copy ·of In cases where the structure has existed for three
sand and quickly becomes inert unless kept close drawing s wj]J be required . years o r more, and a certificate with regard to·
and dry. If used in concrete the face sets hard In application under sec. I4 (5), the extent and structural stability is required, a fee of 20s. to be paid
and the interi or remains soft for a long time. height of old buildings on the site must be shown to to the district surveyor.
the -same scale.
Strength 90 lbs. per sq. inch. After 7 days' immer· NAMING OF STREETS AND N UMBERI NG OF
sion should not weigh more than 60 lbs. per c. foot. SPACE AT REAR OF DOMESTIC BUILDINGS, Housn:s, part IV.
PORTLAND CEMENT is strongest. It varies sec. 41; AND OPEN SPACE ABOUT WORKING· The numbering of houses begins at the end or en-
from 80 lbs. (slow setting) to I30 lbs. (quick CLASS DWELLINGS NOT ON THE PUBLIC WAY, trance of the street nearest to St. Paul's Cathedral
setting) to the striked bushel. IIO to I20 lbs. sec. 42 . except where a street leads from a main thoroughfare
nost serviceable for building purposes. Plans and sections, scale one-eighth of an inch to to a less important street, and then the numbering:
Fineness, weight, and slow setting indicate the foot; must indicate height of buildings in every must start from the main thoroug hfare .
part; a hlock plan to the scale of 22 feet to I inch, Taking the sides of a street as left and right (as-
good qualit ies.
showing adjoining !Jremises with approximate height suming that the back is towards St. Paul's) the odd,
When passed through a fine sieve with 2,500 numbers will be assigned to the left hand side, and
perforations per square inch, should not reject of buildings thereon.
the even numbers to th e right hand side.
more than rr; per cent., and · be capable of a ten· No name to be used for a street unless with the·
sile strain of 350 lbs. per square inch after i d ay's OPEN SPACE AT REAR OF DOMESTIC BUILDINGS a pproval of the Council. It must consist, if possible,.
immersion. ON OLD SITES, sec. 43. of one word, with the addi tion of '' street," "road,''
Plans and sections, scale one-eighth of an inch to or other like term, and not already in use within the
GYPSUM is hydrated sulphate of lime, and is a foot, showing height and exten t of previously
the 'basis of most plasters. county.
existing buildings and certified by district surveyor, Only leading thoroughfares can be designatedi
~LASTER OF PARJS is gypsum gently calcined together with plans and sections of proposed new "roads."
until nearly the whole of the moisture is driven buildings to the same scale. The position and No street under 50 feet in width can be called an,
off. approximate height of adjacent buildings must be "avenut:."
KEEN 'S CEMENT is Plaster of Paris soaked in indicated on block plan, scale 22 feet to r inch. ''fhe names "gardens" and ''groves" can only be·
a solution of alum and recalcined. used wheu the terms seem appropriate.
PARIAN CEMENT is gypsum calcined and LAYING OUT NEW STREETS ON A CLEARED Names in some way associated with the locality are-
AREA. preferred .
powdered and mixed with a solution of borax, re:·
calcined. Ground and mixed with a solution oJ In addition to the plans required under Regula- N am es for terraces or places, or other blocks of
alum. There are two qualities of this cement- tion II. (r), and (so far as any relaxation or modifi· houses, and sections of streets, usually known os sub-
cation of th e rules of Part V. of the Act may be sidiary names, are not recognised.
the " Superfine " and the " Coarse."
asked for) under II. (3), a plan is required, scale Any person interested is permitted to make a copv
MARTIN'S CEMENT is similar to Parian except 88 feet to I inch, showing width of old streets on the of the order and a tracing of the plan attachecl th ere-
that carbonate of potash is substituted for borax area and extent and approximate height of old to ; or a certified copy of the order and plan may be,
and hydrochloric acid is sometimes added. There buildings thereon, as well as of proposed new streets furnished to him on his paying the costot making the·
are three qualities of this cement-" superfine," and buildings. same.
"fine," and "coarse. 1
' A foe of Is. is charged to all persons seeking in-
BARROW HYDRAULIC PLASTER is non-absor· HEIGHT OF BUILDINGS, sec, 47 and sec. 49. formation involving· a referen ce to the records with
ben.t, and requires fewer coats of paint than Block plan, scale 22 feet to an inch, showing regard to orders for re-naming streets or re-number-
ordmary plaster ; heing hydraulic is suitabl e Ior position of proposed building and of any adjacent ing houses.
damp situations: there is also an absence of biow· buildings, and width of street. If a copy of an order and plan be required, there
ing. Also plan and sections, scale one -eighth of an inch will be a further fee of not less than Is. 6d .
to the foot, showing height of the several parts of A more extended plan may be obtained for a.
LINTELS. the building. larger payment.
1 inch in depth for every foot of bearing and TIMBER IN EXTERNAL WALLS, sec. 55 ; and DWELLING-HOUSES ON LOW-LYING LAND,
full width of opening; if no relieving arch, then 1
part XI.
FURNACE CHIMNEY-SHAFTS, sec. 65 .
· 1! inch deep per foot. Regulations made by the Council under sec. I23 ,.
Plans, soctions, and elevations, scale one-eighth of with the concurrence of the Tribunal of Appeal.
ail inch to a foot, togt>ther with details to a larger
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL. scale if necessary to show construction. Every person desirous of erecting or adapting any.·
APPLICATIONS to be addressed to the Super· Block plan, scale 22 feet to the inch, showing building wholly or in part as a dwelling-house on'
land in the County of London, of which the surface is
intending Architect, County Hall, Spring Gardens, position of building.
S .W., and must be in writing on foolscap paper. below Trinity high-water mark, and not capable of
DRAWINGS (including plans, sections, and PROJECTIONS , sec. 73. being drain ed by gravitation into an existing sewer
elevations) must be on tracin!<' linen of sufficient In addition to the drawings, &c., required by of the Council, shall first make a written application
size to permit of the approval of the Council being Regulation II. (2), a plan, section, and side elevation, for a licence, addressed to the Clerk of the Council.
endorsed thereon. The scale must ·be drawn thereon, scale one-eighth of an inch to a foot. If application Application shall stat e nature and extent of interest.
not expressed in words ; the north point must be be approved an additional copy of drawing will be of applicant in the building or buildings to be erect ed.
required. or adapted, and be accompanied by a plan and sec.
indicated.
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London County Council-continued. Mortars and Cements-co11ti1wed. Musical Requirements etc.-continued.
ion of the lowest floor of such building or buildings Seli nitic Cement I part; Sand 5 or 6 parts. A s i der~d. In those places (for example) where there
a nd the curtilag es thereof to a scale of one-eighth of superior mortar about th e same cost as usual mor- re ~am a western organ and gallery of interest, at
a n inch to a foot, and by a block plan to a scale of tar. Selinitic cement should be m ixed with water a distance of not more than fifty feet from the choir
not less than •ion (which may be on a she t or sheets
<>f the Ordnance Survey, or drawn on tracing linen), before adding the sand ; in this re>pect it differs seats in the chancel-it is desirable that such should
he retained in situ and used ; and where the distance
sh owing the position of such buildin g or buildin ~s from other limes -.nd cements. is more tha n fifty feet, a small additional eastern
a nd the local sewer into which it is proposed to dram Selini tic Cement I part ; Portland Cement ! organ to support the choir is recommended.
such building or buildin gs, and the connection of part ; Sand 8 pans. In buildings lacking adequate height, a position
such local sewer with a n existing sewer of the Portland Cement I part; Sand 2 or• 3 parts. should be chosen for the organ which will give the
Council. Ifin water , Portland Cement I part; Sand I part. best available space for sound to develop itself above
Al so a descri ption of the materials to be used in the Roman Cement will only carry I! t imes its own the pipes and to pass into the uave.
<:onstructi on of such building or buildings, and coloured bulk of sand . I to I usual proportions. The Committee have carefully considered and
in accordance therewith. Th e points of the compass Blue or Black Mortar. Lime I part; Black- have drawn up the p ri nciples of the subj ect before
shall be marked on the bl ock pl an .
The position a nd course of the drainage syste m sm ith's Ashes sifted fine 3 parts ; or, Lime 3 them, a nd have formulated the following'· R ecom-
p roposed to be adopted for the disposal of sewage and parts; A shes 2 parts ; S and 4 parts ; or , Portland mendations,"
member.
which have been agre ed to by every
rain-water, and its connection with the local sewer Cement r part ; A sh es 4 pa rts. Furnace Slag,
<>ran existing s wer of the Council , shall be clearly · Iron Scorie , and Coal C ind ers also used. RECOMMENDATIONS.
shown on the plans and secti ons, and the diameter MORTAR FOR FLUES. Cow dung I part; . No. l , That the organ and the choir be so placed
a nd inclination of the drain pipes shall be fi g ured Hair Mortar 4 parts. m the chtarch that they may most effectually assist in
t hereon. the services.
The pl an a nd section shall also indicate in fi ~ures No . 2. That it is essential to acoustic success that
t he lernl above or below ordnance datum at wl11 ch it MUSICAL REQUIREMENTS IN in the e rection of new churches ample height should
is proposed to construct the floor of the lowestrooms. be provided for.
Tf the erection or adaptation may not be permittr-d, CHURCHES. No. 3. That in arranging any position for the
the clerk of 1Jw Council shall by letter inform th e From the Report of a Committee appointed by organ, a mple space should be allowed as regards
.applicant that the C ounci has refused permission . the R. LB.A. and the College of Organists: area, " speaking-roc m, ·· and height .
If the erection or adaptatlion may be permitted, a The space allowed for the modern organ is ofte n N o. 4. That no " open-flue" pipe should have
licence under the S al of the Council e mbodying the in suffici ent. less than its own speaking l en.~th (the speaking
-conditions shall be issued to the applicant. · On m usical grounds the old position at the west length of an " open-flue" pipe is t11e length from the
end for both organ and choir is, in ge_neral, the b_est. slit or mouth above the conical foot up to the top of
METALS. , Although for ritual purposes (followrngthe ancient the l ipc) above it .
English Cathedral an_d Collegiate arrangements) a No. 5. That the organ should be concentrated,
WEIGHT PER LB. PER FOOT SUPER I INCH vested choir is placed Ill the chancel, yet where there a nd not divided into two or more parts at a dista nce
is a chancel arch, central lantern, or transepts, Hie (excepting to plac the choir orga n in advance of the
THICK. mai1-1 instrnment in the architectural design of the
sound hAcomes intercepted in stead of passrng mto case).
Wrot. I ron ... 40·4 lbs. Brass 43 '7 lhs. the body of the Church,; moreover, . wher.e the
Cast No. 6. That the ground space to be provided for
,, 37 ·5 ,, G un Meta l 45·8 chancel is narrow, antiphonal smgmg cannot
an organ, exclusive of engines employed as blowing
Steel 41 ·o ,, Lead 59·4 produce its proper effec ts. . . apparatus, should not be less than 600 superficial feet
Copper 45 ·s ,, Tin 38 ·o ,, When the placing of "the choir m _the chancel
for an organ of 60 stops, of 3 IO superficial feet for an
Zi nc ... 37"5 lbs. (according to rece nt custom) h ~s mvolved tl~e organ of 40 stops, and of 18 0 superficial fe et fo r an
removal of the organ ":Is~ , it has usually ~esulted Ill organ of 20 stops.
T o obtain the weight per square foot to any crampin g the organ w1th1 n some confinea space, or No. 7. That the organ should never be placed in a
gauge, multiply the weight per inch thick by the "chambe r," by which the tone has been dama_ged, '. 'chamber," but that the_ best p_osition fo r a n organ
~hickness of the gauge in inches or parts of an and its beautiful qualities and real efficiency impaired. 1s that wluch has a sufficiency of open space above it
inch. The arrann-ement allud ed to above is not the most and on three side;, and a solid unpierced wall at the
a dvantageou~ for the su pport and encouragement o f back.
congregational sin ging. No. 8. That the term "Organ place " be adopted,
l{RI.ATl\'R W1°:1 r.HT. These defects a re more or less the result of because it is more co mprehensive (including gallery,
To cunvert weights given in tables into weighto adapting new customs and requirements to old &c .), and because the term "Oro-an chamber" is
of other metal s. buildings, and are not always to be a_yo1ded. misleading, inasmuch as a chamber (or enclosed
AS TO NEW CHURCHES . place) has been determined to be not suitable for an
Cast I nm x 1. 08 = \\eight of wrot. iron,
The musical requirements of a la rge to vn church organ.
X I.IO= S ti·c-- 1.
x I. S ~ = l(•a d. is taken as a basis; these requirements would No. 9. That th e internal surface of the roof above
x I.22 = <.. t•ppe r. ne"cessarily be modified for small town or country the organ should not be of wood, but of stone,
X I.I 6 = br .l ~S. churches. plaster, or other non-absorbent material.
"" x =
1 . 17 gun m1.: tal. There would appear to be b~t five positions in
Wrot. Iron x .93 = ca st 1rou. No. IO . That in order to avoid noise ru1d economise
X I.02 = Stt ' <~ l.
which the choir can be convemently placed in a space, the org an " feed ers " should be placed at some
x 1. 47 = l1•ad. c hurch: convenient distance from the organ, a nd outside the
X J.I4 = cnppe r. (1) At the west end of the nave. . . main body of the building .
X I .Ocl = b r ,l SSi . It is commonly ad mitted by musicians that the No. II. That 1J1e air supplied to the "feeders "
x I. 0 9 = guo mt!tal. most effective position for th e organ is at the_west must be derived directly from the church itself, in
end; but this position is not always advisable, 1f the order to obtain the same te mp,erature .
choir be retained in the chancel. No . 1 2. That the organ should be placed a t a
( 2 ) In galleries facing each other in th e nave.. in short distance from the ch oir, a nd that the best
RELATIVE TENACITY. The advant ages claimed for seatmg the choir ,, distan ce is about twenty feet.
Lead I Silver r2t galleries (similar to the a ncient "minstrel g alleries )
Tin No. 13 . That the organ should never be placed
Ia Platinum 15 on the north and south sides of the nave a ~e ar between the choir and cong r gation .
Zinc 2 Copper 18 follows : (a) the bette r support ~f. congregation .. ~ N o. r4 . That the sound of the organ should not
Palladium I I~ I ron 2i! singin g ; and (b ) the opportu111bes afford ed fo have to pass over one-half.of the choir to reach the
Gold 12 Steel ... 42 antiphonal effBcts. • . . other.
(3) Immedia tely out.id e th e chancel screen. N o. 15 . That when possible the or g·ru1 should be
(4) In t he cha nct·I aisles . equidistant from both ba h-es of the choir.
EXPANSION BY IlEAT. (5) In the chancel. . . . . . N o. 16. That th e choir be pl aced on raised floors,
"With regard to there latte; pos_ 1t1ons , 1t 1s adv1 ~ - or in low, proj ectin g galleries a rchitectura lly t r ated.
Per foot run. able, in plannin g a new bu1ld1_n_g, in ord er to obtain No . 17. That the heigh t of the platform, steps, or
Expansion per Degree Fahr. the oper.n ess a nd spa~e requ1s1te fo r th e sound t o gall ery on which the choi r is placed shoul d be
from J2° to 21 2° . reach all par ts of the buil ding, that a " cha ncel regulated by the length of the church .
Iron ·0000067 arch" sh ould b ~ avoided, and the choir thus p l ac~cl No . 18 . That provision should be made fo r• the
Steel ·0000069 under th e same roof as the congre ga ti on. Thi s Wi ll accom modation of large bod ie; of voices for specia l
Copper ·0000090 enable th e clergy as well as the choir to be pr operly occasion< to be seated in due mu sical relation t o the
Zinc ·0000160
heard. · I I h ch oir and organ.
Tin ·0000120 In church es exceed in g 150 feet in 1µ tPrn a engt No . i 9. That it is desirable in ch urch es of adequate
t he plan of placing th~ mai n choir at the west e nd , size that provision should be made for an orchestra
MORTARS AND CEMENTS. and a" ritual choir" Ill the cha ncel, may be adopted . on special occasion s.
AS TO EXISTIN G MODERN AND ANCIENT No . 20 . Th;i.t the orchestra should be in the org an
See also LIMES AN.D CEMENTS. gallery, in front of the organ, or in some siwila r and
CHURCH ES.
PROPORTIONS TO USE.-Blue Lias or Grey In dealin g with ex i•tin g . chu rches , wh ether approxim ate position.
Stone Lime l part ; Sand 2 or 3 parts. ancient or modern , the p n nc1ples set fo r th Ill the l he Co mmittee , in fram ing the foregoing" Recom-
Lirne I part ; Portland Cement I part ; Sand ' R ecomm endations" should , as far as pos'1ble, be mendations" for the gu idance of those about to erect
wide churches, have made the m as gen ra l and as
6 to 8 parts. Cheaper and better than usual mor- obsen-ed; but each case should be md1v1dually con -
wide as possible, that the same princ iples may be
tar. Lime slaked 24 hours, mixed with sand for followed in t he e recti on of small churches or altera-
Io minutes, cement added, whole ground and used ~ All "gallcrios" ar~ subject to special conditions. tions of ancient on es .
11.1 once.
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NOXIOUS BUSINESSES.
L.B . ACT, 189.~. -Digest.
No person may cai:ry on a nox i~us business .in any
build ino- or vault, or 111 the open air at a less d1'tance
tha n 4o"feet from any public way, or 50 feet from any
dwelling-house.
N oxious businesses comprise the business of blood -
boil er or bone -boiler, or any like business, but not the
soap-boiler, tallow- melter, knacker, felirnonger,
tripe-boiler, and slaughterer of cattl e or.horses .
Provisions of Act do not apply to public gas works
or any prem i>es used for distillation or the rectih-
cation of spirits under the survey of the Com-
mission rs ot Jnland R evenue or their officers .
No person may erect a dwell ing-house nearer. than
50 feet to a building u>ed for any nox ious busme>_>,
provided that a buildmg erected bdore ~844, witlun
50 feet from any bmldmg for the tnne bemg used for
any such noxious business, it may be rebuilt.
OPEN SPACES.
L.B. ACT, 1894 .-Digest.
H ETGHT Hi RELA'J l ON TO :O,l'A lc.-Draw a
h oriz ontal lin e at level of pavement in centre of
building extend such lin e to inte rsect rear boundary
of the OJ)en space. Draw a line from ~le point of
intersection inclining towards th buildmg, at an
angle of 63~ degrees . Th e bu ildin g to be confined
within such line, except clumney >tacks, donners,
t urrets or architectural ornaments, to an extent not
exc edi ng ~of total width of tl1e rear ele vation .
Where ilie site of the building inclines towards the
roadway, the horiiontal line is to be drawn at the
level of the ground at the open space at rear.
When the level of the pav ement varies, the mean
10vel to be taken. Where boundary at rear is not
parallel to rear of building,. the m ear~ distance t() be
taken for the purpo>e of this calculation.
Where street or open >pace ded icated to the public,
or permanently secured, exists at the rear of a
building, then diagonal line to be drawn from centre
of the street or further boundary of such open space,
and not necessary to provide any open space at rear
of build in g . . . ·
T he council or tribunal of appeal may allow any
part of a domestic bui lding to extend above the
cliao-onal line if satisfi ed that an open cubic space will
be provided at rear equ ivalent to the space whi ch
would have been p rovided if the diagonal line had
been drawn from the ground level.. . . I and the colouring pigment, the amount of "'h1tt
COR3'1ER SITES.-:--Jn case of buildmg abuttmg on
two streets or one side an open space, p erma~ently
secured , the Council may permit tl1e e rection of
buildings 30 ft. h igh on part of space in rear.
Refusal may be appealed against . Return front may
be carried upfullheightoftrontelevationfordistance
of 40 feet or less as requirement for open space at
rear may demand .
In exceptional cases, owing to .irregular shape of
ground, Council may modi fy provisions of Act.
NEW DOMESTIC BUILDINGS IN STREETS
FORMED BEFORE 1894.- H orizontal line may be
drawn 16 ft. above pavement level, and except m
clwell1ngs for the workii:g class, tlie open space o(
150 sq. ft. may be provided above the level of th e
ceiling of the ground storey, or a bove 16 ft. (exclusiv e
of lantern lights) from pavement level. . s~one and sandpaper.
H ABITABLE BASElllENTS in streets laid out prior
to 1894, to have roo sq . ft . exclusively belonging-
th ereto, clear of any erectio n.
DOMESTIC BUILDINGS in new streets to have
150 sq. ft . at rear, excl usively b longing thereto .
Where basement is sufficiently lighted with roo sq. ft .,
or where t11ere is no ba sement, and the ground storey
is not constructed or adapted to be inhabited, tl1e
open space may be provid ed above the ground floor
ceilin g level, or 16 ft . exclusive of lantern lights,
measured from pavement.
In all other cases space must be clear, except that
water closet, privy, or ash-bin allowed for a height
not exceeding nine feet.
Open space to extend to entire width of building
by at least ro ft . throughout.
OPEN COU RTS to domestic buildings, where depth
from eaves or parapet to ceiling of ground storey
exceeds length or breadth of court, adequate pro-
vision for ventilation mu st be made a nd maintai ned
by means of a communication between lower end oi
court and t11e open air.
HABITAlJLE ROOMS LIGHTING SOLELY INTO
COURTS not allowed unless width of court from
window to opposite wall equals half the . height from
win dow sill to eaves or parapet of opposite wall.
A court whose length is n ot more th an twice its
breadth is held to co mply witl1 this provision if a
square comi of the same area would do so .
Open Spaces - contir. ued. Paintin g .-conli1111cd.
H AlllTABLE ROO)lS aboYe level of ground store; PA INT FOR ZINC is composed o f I part
not allowed to LIGHT SOLELY 1:-ITO OURT I ' chloride of copper, I part nitrate or copper, •
depth of court measured from on side is more tha1 part sal ammoniac, in 60 part~ of water, and add
twice the wiclili, unless windows be distant fron
r part hydrochloric acid. P~nt and leave for 24
oppo>ite wall half the height of wall from the level o!
window sill. hours before applying oil.
DW.iil.LI NG HOUSES on site occupied bydomesti1 PAINT ON PLASTER WALLS. Walls should
buildin gs J<:XlS"J ING AT CO)fllrnNCEl\IENT OF AC"J be thoroughly dry. Water ,should .nc~t be used
or at :1ny.. timc sc \·cn yea r~ previous. Prep(L re .Pla.n.· for cleaning clown old work for pa mtmg u:iless
showmg ext. nt of old bmldrngs, and obtam distnci absolutely necessar),'- Plaster may h e. pnm~d
surveyor's certifi cate of accurncv. The dwelling- with glue size, or ·.vith 2 or 3 coats ?f b01led lm-
housc can then be rebuilt to the extent o f old 1.Juilding >. seed oil, tinged with red lead; applied warm and
Council may sanction de Yi ation from certified plan.
then sized. •
NEW STREETS ON CLJlAREP AREA.-01 GILDING with English gol? leaf, p~epare w1tb
application, with required plans and sections, Counci:
water size for m a t gilding ; 011 gold. size fo~ a.cad
has power to mocl ifi' or relax any provisions relatinf
gilding, burnished gold size for burmshecl gilding.
to open spaces ancl height of buildings, sanction o·
refusal of sanction , with reasons, to be given withii Single gilding, I I.ayer. of gol.d . leaf; double
two months. gilding, 2 la ye rs. Burmshed gilclmg should be
WORKING CL ASS DWELLINGS ERECTED B\ sized after Lurnishin g.
LOCAL AUTHOR ITY previous to Act may be rcbuil VARNISHES- White enamel, coburg, and
on old site to old di mensions. French oil varnish on white. Copa! or coburg
WoRJONG CLASS 1.JWELLINGS NOT ABUT- Yn.rnish for general work. . .
TING ON A STREET.- l'lan showin g extent all<
JAPANNING is varnish mixed with ordmary
heio-ht of dwelling, and position in relation t •
adj~cent property ex isting or in course of e rection. paint.
to be del ivered one montl1 before co mm encmg. To REMOVE OLD PAINT, apply I lb .. soda and
Council nrny refme sanction if sati,fiecl that the spac. ! lb. of quick.lime, mixed to the consistency of
fo r li ght a nd air is not sufficient, or m~y mak< cream, and leave for one hour, when the old
conditions. San ctions cannot be refused if spac< paint will wash off. .
prov ided is equivalent to that required und er th e To REMOYE OLD PUTTY, paint with nitric
L. B. A ct, r894, for dwell ing-houses erected after acid or hydrochloric acid. In about an hour i&
commenceme nt of Act, and abut-ting on street formed will be soft enough to remove.
prior to A ct.
Do:MESTJC BUILDINGS WITH REAR STABLES SURFACE PAINT WILL COVER : -
abutting upon mews, deemed to be one domestic I lb. of paint will cover about 4~ yards first
building with rea r abuttmg upon a street, \~h e.ther m coat, and 6~ yards afte:. .
one occupation or not, if the stable be lnmtecl to I lb. of oxide of iron pamt will cover 8 to I!I
50 ft ., measured from mews frontage , and height to yards on iron.
25 ft . from leYel of mews ; and if open space requi rerl 1 gallon of tar and I lb. of pitch will cover 12
to domestic buildin g be provided between domestic
building and the stable. yards £int coati and . I6 to 17 yards after.
1 pint of oil yarmsh will cover 8 to 9 yarda.
PAINTING
I ' _ PAPER HANGING.
I PAINT is usually composed of white !earl .
English papers are 2 1 in. wide, 12yds. long, or 7 y<l s. su per .
linseed oil, driers (litharge), a li ttle turpenune.
French ,, 18 ,, ,, 9 ,, ,, 4, " "
Lining ,, 22~ " 12 ,, ,, 7~ "
lead being reduced in proportion to the amoun1 A llow I in 10 for waste with small patterns.
of colouring pigment added. ~' I in 7 for large
I F 0 d k 1 rs boiled oil should be used . 'Nalls should be prepared for papering by
~ ar co ou. ' k
especially tor outside wor. · u· being stopped, pumiced, and sized.
KNO:fTING should be w1~h patent kno mg ~i H a ng with trimmed edges to the light.
I
1
with red lead and glue, m equal prop<>rllon ,,
A PPRO XIMATE NUMBER OF pieces OF ENGLISH
applied h ot, or knots may lie c~t out and st<>pped
' with putty or hard Japan stopping, the latter for PAPER REQUIRED FOR ANY ROOM, allowance t~
outside work.. be made jor do ors and winaows. . . .
l\feasurement H ght. of room in ft . from skirt111g to cormce
The PRIMING COAT should be composed o! in feet 6 7 8 9 io. II 12 13 14 I5
white lead, 10 lbs. ; red lead , 2 ozs. ; driers. round the wa ll s Number of Pieces rcqmred B
ozs. ; raw linseed oil, 4 pints. 32 4 4 5 5 6 6 7 7 8
2
After the priming coat, h oles 11 nd cracks shoul•J 36
40
4
4
5 5 66 6 ~
5 6
§ 8 9 Ii,
9 9
d cl k bbed down with pumict
be stoppe , an w-0r ru 5 5 6 7 8 9 IO IO II
!$
52
5 6 7 7
6 6 7 8 Q
9 IO IO II I 2
IO IO II 12 I3
56 6 7 8 8 9 IO II I2 IJ I4
FOLLOW ING COATS, omit red lead, add T ~ to 60 6 7 8 9 IO II I2 13 I4 I:;
2 pints turpentin e in stead of a n equal quantity of 64 ... 7 8 9 IO II I2 13 14 15 I6
oil, and substitute colou rin g pigment in propor- 68 7 8 I 9o ',o, I12I I2 t3 15 :67 :~
72 7 9 13 14 15
ti on required for equal proportion of white lead. 76 8 9 IO II 13 14 I5 I6 17 19
FLATTI NG COAT, use turpen tine in stead of So 8 9 II II I 3 15 16 17 I8 20
84 9 IO II 12 I4 15 I7 18 19 2I
oil.
BB 9 IO 12 ~~ ~~ 16 ~ ~ 19 20 2 2
BASTARD FLATTIN G, add a little size to tur-
pentin e, to rrnder paint more washable.
OuTsrnE PAINT, exposed to sun, shou ld have J~ :~ ~~ H:~ :~ ~~ ~b ~~ ~~ ~i
little or no turpentine.
PAI NT EXPOSED TO CHEM ICAL Fu~ms shou ld PARSONAGES.
have zinc white instead of whi te lead .
CLEARCOLE is white lead, wat e r and size, used ' QUEEN ANNE'S BOUNTY.
on o ld work where stained a nd g reasy . ·
DISTEMPER is made of I I2 lbs. w:1iting , 28lbs. CONDITIONS OF LOANS UNDER GILBERT'S ACTS,
dry white lta cl , and 7 lbs. of g lu e, mixed with
Tliese Instructions do not apply to Loans for Repairs
boiling water. tt1tdtr tlie Ecclesiasticat Delapidations A cts.
The following Documents (omitting A. and E.
OXJDE OF IRON paint shou ld he used on iron when not applicable) must be prepa red, signed, and
wo1 k , the ru5t being fir :;t ca refu lly scraped off. sworn to, by" some skilful and expenenced Work-
Cast iron shnulcl be pa inted one coat immediately man or Surveyor," and sent to the Bounty Office.
after casting. , Wrot. iron should have all scales
I.-AFFIDAVIT, in this form: A . B . of in the
and film of oxide carefully removed. County of Surveyor (Arch itect, or etc.)
SANDING is t hro wing fine sand on to w et p'"lint maketb Oath and saith that be bas been acc ustomed to
survey and value, and to superinte.nd_ the building and
tn imitate a stone surface.
r epairing of Houses and other Bmldmgs, and that the

Parsonages-rontinuea.
p aper writings hereun to se\' erally annexed, marked A.B.,
C.D., etc., contain a true statement of the gene ral con-
dition of tbe bui ldings of the Benefice• of
2 .-CERTJf lCAT¥ (A.)-As to the ge ner al state and
conditi on of a ll •1 Buildings" belonging to the H0ncfice,
and as to the particular state and condition of th0 build-
ing on which the proposed work is to 1ie done.
(Signatu re) A.B.
3.-ESTJMATE (B .) -Of the expense of the total \Vorks
proposed to be done according to the priced Hills of
Quantities, Specification a nd Dra wings marked C. and
JJ. is pounds, shiJlings, and
p ence, viz . :
ESTt:\IA'l'E OF VALU I! OF 1NORKS AS PER PRICHD RJLLS
OF QuANTITrnS, £ The dista nce of the house from the Church should be 1s to be shown on the plans. The pipes and cisterns arc
Note .-Tbis form must be adhered to in alL cases .
Deduct
(r) Value of Timber (if any) upon tbe
Glcbc to be used or sold... .. [,
(2) Value of old materials (if any) to
be used or so ld [,
(J) (a) Amount assessed for Dilap1da-}
t1ons by the JJ1o ccsa n Surveyor.
in respect of any wo rks con nectcd
with the Estimate, or
(b) Architect's Est11natc of the}
value of unassessed Dilap1da-
t1ons effaced and saved by the
execution of the new works £ ma rgi nal ref•.:rences, and to be written on /cJotscap paper. proved by !~e Governors.
Net Value of Works ... .. . [,
Add Charges of Surveyor (Arcbt., or &c.)
Estimate .. [,
(Signature) A.B .
4.-PLAN S (C .)-All Plans must be drawn to a scale of
8 feet to a.n inch and should not exceed in size 18 by 12
inches, and arc to be on Tracing Cloth . " ' here New
Buildin gs are to be e rected, E levatio ns and Sections
must accompany the Plans. \.\There Drainag~ \Y ork
only is to be done a Block Plan will be suffici«nt. The
Plans, &c ., cannot be returned after being lodged in this
Office. This is mentio ned that, if n0cessary, copies may
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Parsonages-co11li11ue.I. I Parsonages-continued.
each front . Two sections at the least. In caS('S of the foot superficial, at least. '\There hollow walls arc
alterations a nd improvcm:.!nts (not an e nt irely new ~true - provided the window and door h t!ads must be covered
turc) the plans of the several lloors as they exist at with lead or other weatherproof material. Flashings to
present . be of 5-l bs. lead. Zinc will not be a ll owed
DRAINAGE.-A Block Pl a n on ly requ ired, shewing PAIN I IN(, -All wood and ironwork to have four coats
clearly all tbe points of drainage, bath, w .c .'s, sinks, &c . of pamt throughout, th1'" last two coats ms1cle , a nd the
OoSl!RVATJONS . - l t will b~ nccc-ssary for th e Incum - papering, to be dcferr<:d until the new buildings shall
bent to ob~ain the Bishop's and Patron's signatures to have become Sf".as.onrd .
the Plans, m approval the reof, bt:forc they are forwa rded
to the Bounty Office.
I .
F.nn:-.-Gs .-lo rnclude one 'Yater closet m t}~c house,
·l:a.1ns, cesspools, w~ll, tank c1st..::rns .. pumps, pipes, gas
ln cases where the Ecclesiastical CommissiOnC'rS have p ipmg, but not fittings, and everythrng necessary for
augmt:ntcd tl~e In come of the Hc-ncficc. or contribute to- J :; upplyin g the hou se with wate r; a.lso chii:mey ~ieces,
wards t bc object for whi c h a Loan is so ught, the Plans, ..;toves, gr<:i-tes, . hventy-gal\on . copper, smk. kitchen
before bein g sent to t hi s Office. shou ld be a pproved by drc.ssc r, fittmgs in pantry and wine cellar, be~ls, but not
tbi:m. or be true copies \certifi ed dS such by the Archi- artic les accounted tcnanes fixtures. 1he cister ns a re
tect) of those approved . ~o be so placC'd as to be easy of acce~s . and th<:ir position
stated. to be protected frorn t he frost by being covered with
lf it be desired sketch P la ns and Sp"c ification may be thick fe lt where exposed.
subm·ttcd for approval. lf the loan be granted, com- 'Ihe following items are not in sisted on by the
ple te J.->lans, &c., must th en be supplied . Governors. but are ve ry stronglx recomm.endcd :-
QuANTITIES.-ln all cases of any new buildings, the RooF.-To cover t he rafters with boardmg and felt.
~overnors require to be furnished with detailed quanti - CONCRETE .- To put a layer of concrete undt:rneath all
t1~s of t he Yarious kinds of works \Vhich are to be cf· rti - thC' room s on t he ground floor.
fic:d. copies of those su pplied to 'the Contractor for his Po 1N'l'l_N C?·-~ro point all external walls with a neat
~sttmatl~. .Each item 1s to be priced and monied out tu weather JOlllt 111 Port l~~nd C<'ment .
111k, and the total amount to form J..:.:st/mal e of works . CoNSERVATORrns . - I he Cost of any G.lass-hous~s
No provisional sums whateve r, l'X C<-' pt for grates and 1 ' e it~er attached or detached) must not be mcluded m
chimney pieces. to be included in Estimate. Estnnate. . .
Th e :::ip ·cification to con tain full details 1 and to have PoRCHES.-Porches wholly of wood will not be ap-
.
DR.A..1:--is. ·- .Espccial care to be ta ken in the trc1.pping NoTE .-7/ie worl.:s mu.st uot be comme11ced unld /lie
a nd ventilation of all drains . T ested g-laied stoneware •1 ect's:r:r11·v .formal document. of cousent t.o flie Lof'l; ll fins
: : pipes to be used f-:ir dra ins . ·\.Yaste drains from rain- ?,,en di~ly executed, ollu,rwise tlut Incumbent writ lose
water tanks not to be connected with any foul wate r. or /z/s slalul01y power l o charge the revttnu.esof the Bmu:.fice.
soil drain. All drain p'p"s to be jointed in cement. In- PARTITIONS.
: : specting and di sco nn ec tion chambers to be provided .
DA:O.IP CouRSE.-ln al l new walls, includmg boundary Wooo1rn PARTITIONS are formed of heads,
walls, a <lcu11p course of two cou rses of slates, set in
ce1uent 1 aspbalte, or some other approved imp rvious
sill s, posts, stru ts anJ quarterings, and are con-
structed to throw the weight upon the walls
material, uot fibrous, must be inse rte d above the ground-
line through th e en tire thickness of the solid wa ll s . In instead of on the Aoor. Partitions having a great
hollow walls the bottom of the cavity must be at least span are best framed in a similar manner to a
three inches below the damp cours~, which mu st not en -
croach upon the cavity. king <'r queen post roof.
VcNTll~ATIO;o.;:.-Air gratings to be provided for venti- THE S CANT! ING S are usually-Head Sill and
Ja:ion und~r floors, to be so placed as to ensure a can- Post 4'1 X 311 , or 4~ 11 x 4 11 ; Braces, 4 or 4f' X
11

be ke pt. ln all cas0s of Additions or Alteration s, Plans
of existing Premises should be attac hed.
5.-SPEC IFICATION (l! .)-of the intended 'Work should
be writte n on / ontscnp paper.
6.-PARTJCULARS (E. )-of timber and (or) old materials
fit to be used or sold 1if any such exist).
As TO PLANS, &c.-A Block Plan. of th e Site, which
site shou ld be judiciously selected (with t he poin ts of t he
compass marlrnd), shewi ng t he position of the hOll SC , and
of the direction of the drains, &c., together wi t h sections
indicating the slopt: (if any) of th e ground, and a d esc rip-
tion of the substratum on whi ch the house is to be built,
whether gravel, loam . sand , clay, chalk, rock, or ot he r-
wise. Also the following drawings, to a scale of 8 feet to
one inch. and with sizes and heights of rooms, thicknrsses
of all walls, and scantlings of all timbers accu rately
figured. D amp cou rse to be indicated on sections . A
plan of each floor, including basement and attic (if any}.
A plan of the roofs. In cases of additions the connection
of new with old roofs shoul d be shown . An e levation of
e If there are no buildings of any d escri ption be longin g
to t he Ben efice it should here be so stateo. , and the pa per
A. will then be omitted .
in the County of and Diocese of
and of the partic ular condition of the building on which
the proposed works are to be done, and a Plan, Bills of
Ouantities and pPcification of the said works, and .a
tru e and correct Estimate. accordi ng to th e best of this
b eponcnt's jud g ment and belief, of the expense of such
work. And this D epo ne nt further saith that there is not
any Timber or :J\1aterials standing or being on the Glebe,
or Old Timber and Materials in the Buildings, fit to be
employed in such work, or to be sold (or, th at t h ~ l'imUe r
a,~cl :Materials standing and being on tbe Glebc, a nd Old
'.limber an d l\1aterials in the Buildings fit to be employed
1n such work, or to be sold, the J'articu lars whereof arc
stc_tted in the s aid paper, marke E. , are to the best of
thi s Deponcnt's judg ment and bdief, of the value of
pounds, shi1lings, and pence.)
+Sworn at in the County of}
the day of (Signature) A.B.
19 , before mC'
E .F.
Justice of th Peace for the said County of
(obr Comiuissioner for taking Affidavits in Chancery, as
1 e
ase may he).
N.B.-If the Bills of Quantities should not be prepared
by the Architect, he should state by whom they have been
prcl,'arcd .
D + .3'iJ'" N .B.-7i'w Ajfidavd aud eac!t o/ the rrbove
tl.ocuments aJe to be 0 11 Sepa1·nl1t Paper.1·, and s1'g11ed by
BteJ"rVeJ1or 1 ort•lc. The D ocu me nts, etc., marked A.
,. ll · D . E. 11mst be identified wit!t Affidavit by th e
10 o7:'1z?tg E:r~dbd-
t ~his is the Paper writing marked A . {or, etc.) refe rred
0 •n tbe Affidavit of (A.B.)
Sworn Ibis day of } able bricks.
Before me . .
. (E.F.) (S1gnat11reo/A1·c/11tect).
J usticc of the Peaee (or, etc.)
st mt curre nt of fresh air. Sleeper walls to be S') built
a; to a ll ow a thro ugh current ot fres h air.
\•VALL S .-E~ lerunl walls to be of brick or ston e, but
withou t any coating of ce ment or rough cast, excep t in
the case of matcbm g existi ng work j 1f of brick, to be
not less than fo urteen inch'es thick; if of stone rubble.
to b l! not less than twenty inches; inte rnal main walls,
bricks, nin e incht:s; for Stables, small Farm Buildings,
bric k walls to be not less tha n n i n0 in ches. Exte rnal
walls of Labourers' JJwr.::llings to be at least nin e inches
thi ck, both on ground and first floors. Stone, rubbl e or
random course, uf proportionate thickness; all four-and-
a-half inch \Valls to be in cement. Jf desired. good co n-
crete blocks will be sanctioned. All external walls must
be well tied by internal walls. The bottom ourse of
I footings to all walls to be at l~ast twice the thickness of
the wall.
1-lOLLOW \VAl.LS.-ln exposed situations, all external
walls must be built with a ho llow cavity, with proper
bond, a nd a. proportionate increase of thickness to that
stated in the prc:vious paragraph.
BOUNUARY \VALLS. - J:s oundary walling, whether of
stone or bnck. should be at leas t nin e inclws thick, with
suitable c.·oping laid in cement, and with pie rs at frequ ent
intl'rvals. lron or wood fencing may be used on brick
or stone <lw.lrf walling with pi rs.
Fi REPLACES. - To have arched chimney breasts on
wrought iron ba rs. an d propPr trimmer arches for sup-
port of stone hearth. Chimney stac ks a bove roof to be
bu ilt in cement.
F1.00Rs.-The scan tlings of joists to be not less than
as follows:-
B eari ng Size
B ea ring Size Rearing Size
in ft. in ins. in ft . in ins. in ft. in ins .
•t x 5 10 2± x 8
zt X ~
15
16
2t X IO}
2t x 5~ lI 21'r X II
7 2~ x 6~ 12 2~ x 9 17 2t x 12
2t x 9~ 18 J X I2
~i ~ ~~
8 13
q 14 2;1:x10
' ¥hen the length of bearing exceeds eigh~ foet, the
ioists must be str utted by one row, a nd when it exceeds
twelve feet, by two rows of struts. Joists to be not more
than 12 inches apart.
HAtF-T1MnERHD \VoRK.-If provid ed must be of oak,
a nd backed by brickwork nin e inches t hick .
T1MBER.-Balti c timber, e ither Memel. Riga, or
Dantzic; or oak; to be used in th e roofs, joists, and
partitions, and all other co nstru ctive pa rts of th e hou se,
and no joists, rafters, or quarters to exceed o ne foot
apart in the clear . Particular care should be taken that
ouly well-seasoned wood is used.
Roor-s .-As the construction of the roofs will depen.d
upon the design of t he house, no tab le of scantl111gs is
given, but the timbers must ~e stro ng, and of a substance
proportionate to the foregom~ table. Means ?f access
to the interior of roofs to be m all cases provided, also
dormers for exterior.
No other than Copper ~ails to be described for slating.
TAJH.S.-Basement stairs to be of stone, slate, or smt- N OTl1: .-Tlie above rights are mbject to the quali-
. fication that a11y b11ildi11g erected previous to the
LEAD.-Roof gutters to be 7 - ~b s. l~ad. C1ste~ns, wl~e n
189,~ act is deemed to conform thuewitli if con-
not of stone or slate, or gah-amzed iron, to be lmed with
cad, the sides to be ot 6-lbs., and Lhe bottom 8- lbs. to formable with fn·ovisions of previous acts.
311 ; Quarters, 411 or 4~" by 2 11 • If i t be a brick
nog partition, noggi ng pieces should be 411 or 4~"
x f', spaced 3 fe et apart, and the quarters
«hould be 2 1 311 or 3 1 apart.
FRAMED PARTITIONS for a wide span sh ou ld
have scantlin gs equal to a king or queen post
, oof o f equa l beari ng, and the heads and si lls not
less than 911 deep.
PARTY STRUCTURES.
L.B. ACT, 1894.-Digest.
B UILDING OW:-!ER desirous of building a party
wall must giv notice to ADJ OINING 0\VNER
describing the proposed wal l.
With consent o( adjoining owner, a party wall may
be built ha lf on land of each or as agreed . Expense
to be sha red in proportion to the use which may be
made of the wall by the respective owners.
J f consent be not given, then after one month' s
notice an external wan may be built on owner's land
with footings and concrete on adjoining owner's land,
making compensation for any damage.
District surveyor has power to allow footing to b e
omitted when an external wall is built against
another wall.
RIGHT OF BUILDlNG OWN ER, mbject to making
r:ood damage.
To make good, underpin, or repair party wall.
To pull down and rebuild, if necessar\' or desirable.
T o pull down any partition not conformable with
act, and to build a party wall.
. In buildings with rooms or stories the property of
different owners, a nght to pull down such not in
conform ity with act and to rebuild.
In buildings,connected hyarches, orcommunications
over public ways or passages belonging to other
persons, a right to pull down and rebuild.
To raise and und erp in party structure or external
wall against such pa rty structure, on condition of
carrying up to the requisite h eight all flues and
chimn y stacks against such party external wall .
To pull down any party structure of insufficient
strength for n ew building.
To cut into party structu re, to cut away footin~ or
chimney breast, iambs, or flues or other projections
from party or external wall in order to erect an
external wall.
To raise a party fence wall, or pull down and
rebuild .
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Party Structures-continued. Party Structures- continued. PIPES.
RIGHTS OF ADJOINING OWNERS.-Where security within one month after senrice of requisition CAST IRON, W!ii:IGHT IN LBS. PER FOOT RUN.
·owner proposes to exercise any of his rights, he shall be deemed to have waived his requirements, Thickness .
Bore
.adjoining owner may by notice given within one and building owner may proceed as if no requisition Ins.
month of receiving notice require building owner to had been served on him by the adjoining owner. l
l
3·0 5·0
a i
7'3
& i 111
build chimneys, coping, jambs, breasts, or flues or such EXPENSES of repair underpinn ing, and if necessary l~ 4·3 6•9 9·8
piers or recesses or other like works as may fairly be pulling down and rebuilding of party structures when 2 5·5 8·7 16·.n 16'1
required for his convenience and specified in notice, defective or not in conformity with the act a re borne 2~ 6'7 10·5 14'72 22 19·1
· 2 2r6
7'9 12·4 rr2
.and if necessary accompanied by plans and drawings, jointly by building owner and adjoining O\vner, regard 3
.and building owner must comply unless required work being had to the use each owner makes or may make 43~ 10·4 16'1 22'1
9·2 14·2 r9·6
will be injurious to him or cause unnecessary delay. respectively of such party structure. 4! u'6 1)'9 24·5 ~fl fr~ :~:;
Building owner cannot without ''onsent in writing 5 %2'8 19'7 27"0 34 ·5 42·3 50·4 58•9
of adjoining owner and occupiers exercise his rights The building owner is to deliver within one month 5~ 14·1 21 · 6 29·4 37'5 46·0 54 ·7 63 ·8
6 3 31·9 40·6 4q·7 59·0 68·7
until after one month's notice in the case of party of completion an account in writing of the particulars
I~ · 23·4
17 ·8 27' I 36·8 46·8 ·6·8 6)'6 78·5 89·7
fence walls, or two months' in the case of party walls and expense of work to be borne in part or in whole 20'0 30·8 41 ·6 52·0 64'4 70·2 88·3 100·8
or party structures stating the nature and particulars by the ad.1oining owner, specifying any deduction in 46·6 5q·o 71·8 84·8 98·1 tII'S
of the proposed work and the time at which the work respect of old materials, or in other respects, and IO j~ ~ 5 1 '5 65 2 79·1 93'4 108'0 122·9
is proposed to be commenced. valued at market prices. "' .; • II 56' 4 71 3J 86·5 102'0 II)'8 133·9
12 61 ·3 77·4 03·6 1ro·6 r27·6 145·0
Building owner must at his own expense erect any Adjoining owner may declare his dissatisfaction !.\ 11::;·7 1·36·y I .56 ' 8 177·7
hoarding, shoring, or temporary construction for the within one month of receiving the account, specifying 18 123· 1 101'8 186·3 2I0'8
protection of the adjoining owners, and must not his objection, and a difference is then deemed to 21 18)'9 21J '4 244·3
cause any unnecessary inconvenience to adjoining arise, to be determined as provided for by act. 24 245·0 276·q
occupiers. Work must be begun within six months (See Sec. 9r) .-Adj oin ing owner failing to declare Notc .-Weigbt of two flanges about equal to I foot
after notice and be prosecuted with diligence . dissatisfaction within one month, is deemed to have run of pipe.
DIFFERENCES.-If either owrier do not within accepted account, which may be recovered . Until LEAD ENCASED BLOCK TIN.
r4 days of notice express consent, then he shall be adjoining owner contributes to expense of building Weight per yard in lbs.
considered as dissenting therefrom, and a difference be any party structure, the building owner stands
deemed to have arisen. possessed of sole property in the structure. Diam. in Diam. in
inches. lbs. inch<"s . lbs.
In case of difference not specially provided for by ARCHES AND FLOORS OVPR PUBLIC WAYS, or 3~ and 4~

:i
10 and 12
act, unless both parties concur in the appointment passages through or under a builrling to prerni<es in
of one surveyor, each is to appoint a surveyor, and other occupation to be of incombustible materials .
the two surveyors to appoint a third surveyor, and lf arch be of ]?rick or stone then least thickness to be
the three surveyors or any two of them to settle any 8z
inches with rise of r inch for each foot or part of
matter arising from time to time during the con- a foot of span. If other materials than brick or
I
i 3~ and 4~
4~ and .=:.~
5~, 7 and 8
7 and 10
RLOCK TIN.
2
14 and i6

~~ ~~~ ~~

tinuance of any work to which the notice relates. stone be used the construction to be subject to I Weight per yard.
Any award given to be conclusive and not questioned approval of district surveyor. Diam.in Diam. in
in any court except that either party may appeal to Every arch or other comtmction under any
the county court within r4 days from date of del ivery passage leading to premises in other occupation or
I
inches.
it
lbs. ozs . inches. lbs. ozs.
of the award, and the county court may, subject to under public way to be of incombustible materials .
conditions, rescind or modify it as it thinks just. If of brick or stone, then 8~ inches thick, if spari not
f.,
~.
9
11~
13
l~
II
'4
6
j'i~ '4 0
If either party make default in appointing a more than ro ft. ; 13 in. thjck if span not more than
surveyor for IO days after notice to n1ake such rs ft. If over rs ft. or other materials be used, then
appointment, the party giving notice may make the subject to approval of district surveyor.
appointment in the place of the party making default.
' COMPOSITION GAS.
Weight per yard.
COSTS to be paid as surveyor or surveyors deter- Diam . or.s Diam. o~s.
mine. i inch. 3 ~· inch 17
PIERS. i'a 5 ,:, 21
If appelant from ·award, on appearing before the
Height should not exceed I2 times least l: 9 ~ 26
county court iud ge, can prove that liability would
exceed £50 if decided against him, and he gives thickness.
~ 13 & 28
security to prosecute his appeals, the action may be COPPER, BRAZED OR SOLID DRAWN. PLAIN OR
SAFE LOAD PER SQUARE FOOT. TINNED.
brought in the High Court.
Granite, 4S to 60 tons. Approximate weight per foot run.
If two surveyors refuse, or for seven days after
request of either party neglect to se lect a third Slate, 60 tons.
Int. diam. Light. Medium. Strong.
surveyor, a secretary of state may on the application ·Limestone, Devonshire marble, SS tons. Ins. ozs.
of either party make the appointment. York stone , 20 tons. i
When each party has appointed a surveyor a nd Portland, I6 ton~. l

a
Bath stone, 8 tons. 20
either surveyor refuse or for 7 days neglect to act, the 20
other surveyor may proceed ex purte . Stock bricks in mortar, 2 to 2;\- tons . 24
. POWER TO ENTERPREl\II ES. The building owner, Stock bricks in Iias lime, 4 tn "s tons. 2 28

J·~
!us servants, agents, and workmen at all usual times Stock bricks in cement, 6 to 8 rnn<.
of working may enter any premises for the purpose
of executing work under the act, and if the premises
arc closed they may in company of a constable or
other officer of the peace make a forcible entry. L.B. ACT r89r.-Digest.
Penalty for obstructing such entry £ro. PILLARS.
i PIPES CONVEYING SMOKE, VAPOUR, OR HOT
Before entry the buildin15 owner must (except in SAFE LOAD PER SQUARE INCH 01' SECTIONAL AIR a re not to be fixed on the face of any building
emergency) g ive 14 days notice to owner a nd AREA. adjoining any public way. Flue pipes not to be
occupier, and in cases of cm rgency such notice as Number of times /en~tlt exceeds least tllickness. nearer than 9 in., h ot air or steam pipes not to
is reasonably practicable. 10 IS 20 25 JO 40 be nearer than 6 in., and hot water pipes not to be
BUILDING WITHIN IO FI'F.T OF ADJOINING lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lbs. lb1. nearer than 3 in. to any combustible materials.
BUILDING AND AT LOWER Lf<:VEL than foundations, Fir 405 330 265 230 105 95 Restrictions do not apply to low pressure hot water
owner may be required to underpin or otherwise Oak 400 400 318 276 198 II4 and steam pipes, i.e. , pipes provided with a free
strengthen foundations. A round pillar of wood (whose diameter ~quals blow off.
Building owner must give 2 months' notice to the side of a square pillar) is about i of the
adjoining owner of intention to build, and whether atren~th of a square pillar. PLASTERING.
he proposes to underpin &c., and such notice must be
accompanied by plans and sections.
See also LIMES, CEMENTS, AND PLASTERS.
Adjoining owner may within i4 days serve a
counter notice disputing necessity or requiring LATHS are 3 ft . and 4 ft. long, I" and I!" wide,
underpinning, &c., and a difference is then deemed PILES.
to have arisen.
and spaced ~ to , v" apart. Single laths are ~,,
Fir and pine generally use<l . Elm preferable. thick; Lath and half ii; inch; Double late ~ inch.
Building. owner l_iable to compensate adjoining Size 9 in. by 9 in. to 18 in. by 18 in. Points I bund le of laths (nominally 400 ft.) and s2 S
owner for _1nco:iven1ence, loss, or damage resulting should have iron. shoes, and heads iron hoops. nails will cover about 4~ yards super. F·r
from exercise of these powers. Weight of ram varies from 4 to 20 cwt. Piles fi reproof lathing, see Sec. of' 'The Catalogue."
Adjoining owner may require building owner to should be driven until they only smk about PROPORTIONS TO USE.
give sec urity for payment of expenses, costs, and i inch from IO blows of a ram of IS cwt. falling COARSE STUFF.-Lime I part; sand 2 or 3
compensation. IS feet, or t inch from 30 blows of a ram of·8 parts, mix ed with long , clean ox hair, I lb. to 3
Building owner may require adjoining owner to cwt. falling S feet. c. ft. of mortar.
give secu rity for payment of expenses, costs, and In the use of cylindrical iron piles, a block of FINE STUFF is pure lime slaked with a little
compensation, before beginning work requisitioned wood is placed on the top to receive the blows ol water, and afterwards more water added to
by the adjoining owner, and in his failing to g ive I th<- ram. reduce to consistency of cream, a nd then allowed
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Plastering- continued. Plumbing- continued. Projections-continued.
to settl e, and water drained off or allowed to G-UTTERs.-Na rrowest part should be I2 in to exceed i of length of wall. Construction subject
evaporate until right thicknes5 for u•e. A small Turn up 6 to 8 in. against walls, and 7 to 9 in. to approval of district su rveyor or, if disagreement
quantity of white hair mixed with it for ceilings. under slates and tiles. superintending a rchitect' s dec ision fi nal. Consent of
Run into putty one month before use. A little S ECRET GurrERS under hi ps an d va ll eys council required to Oriel windows or turrets to
washed sand is sometim t:s n ,ixed with it. should be 9 in. to 12 in. wide, a nd nailed both which above do not apply. All projections to be so
GA UGED STU FF is fin e st uff 3 or 4 µa rts; plaster arranged and provided with GUTTER AND PIPES
edges. AS TO PREVENT WATEK DRIPPING over the
of P aris I pa rt. Fo r corn ices eq ual parts of each. FLAS HINGS should be 6 to 7 in. wide (1;! in .
LIME STUCCO.-Hydraulic lime I ; sand 3 or 4. public way .
turned in to wall, and 3 to 4 in. t o overlap turn
C EMENT STUCCO.-Portland cement I ; sand up of gu tte rs, etc. ). S ecure with lead wedges. PUBLIC"BUILDING.
jz~ or 3. STEP F LASHr NGS sh oul d b e 12 to IS in. wide, fj iL.B. ACT, 1894.- Digts f.
ROUGH CAST LIME. -Lime 2; sand 1, and where n o soakers, and 7 to 8 in . wide wh ere Construction to be approved lby district s urvey or
small pebbles. soakers are used . or reference to tribunal of appeal. See also" STAIR-
ROUGH CAST CEr.tl!:NT.-Portland cement I ; SOAKERS va ry in size with size of sla te, Coun- CASES, " &c.
sand 3 or 4, and pebbles. tess I2 7, D uchess I4 7.
TROWELLED STUCCGl.-Fine stuff 2; Sand I. APRONS should be S to 8 in. wide. PULPITS.
BASTARD STucco.-Fine stuff 2; Sand I, LAPS AND PASSINGS to hips, rid ges and flash - Near en trance to ch ancel, N.E. end of nave,
and a little hair. ings should be 4 in., a nd to step flas hings, valleys, best position. F loor usually about 3 ft. fro m
SELINITIC MORTAR.- &linitic lime, I part ; and roofs, 5 to 6 in. (Trou nd b ut level depends on size o f church, a nd
sanci 3 or 4 parts, and 2 hods well-aired lime R ooFs.- Pitch roofs sho uld have lop edge of ~hethe~ there a re galleries. Book- board , 3 ft.
putty, the hair previously well hooked into the lead secured wi th nails, preferably the lead 6 in . high. L east in ternal diam. 2 ft. 9 in .
l ime putty. should be t urn ed in over boarding at top edge,
Ditto setting coat and trowelled Stucco. Lime a nd cl ose nailed , to prevent creeping down. PUMPS.
putty 3 parts; washed sand 2 parts; selinitic D OM IAL WIRE GUARDS sho uld be provided S UCTION PUM PS should not be more than -
•lime I part. to o utl ets of gutters. to 2 S feet above the surface of the water to be
N oTES.- Selinitic cement should be mixed with S NOW G UARDS.-Wood batt ens on shaped raised.
water before adding the sand ; in this re•pect it supports sh o uld be laid in gutt ers , a nd wire Approximate quantity of water raised per hour
differs from other limes and cement. Selinitic snow guard s to eaves over glass houses . by ordinary J.if1 pump. ·
.cement should not be used in conjunction v.ith LEA D W EDGES should be used to fi x lead in 9" stroke and 2 S strokes per hour :
gauged stuff for cornices, screeds, &c. joints of hrick a nd stone wa lls. D iam.
D iam.
No more selinitic mortar should be gauged than F REE E DGES sho uld be sec ured by ' ' tacks" of Qua ntity of Quantity
·can be used the same day. or "clips" to prev ent lifting by the wind . Pump. raised. Pump. raised.
FIBROUS PLASTER, see Sec. of " The Cata- Ins. G a llons. Ins. Gallons.
L EAD PrPES.- ··Sizes and weight in lbs. per 2 I 50 5~ n6o
logue.'' yard run: - 2~ 240 6 I38o
L.C.C. BVELAWS.-Digtst. "Strong" " :Middle " 3 345 6! 1620
Size . Se rv ice Pipe . · \ Vas te Pipe. 3~ 470 7 188o
D esc1·iption and quality of tlu substances of which
~'
6 Jos. 4 6I5 2155
plast•ting is to be maik. :! 4, 775 2454
4 7 4;! lbs. 5 96o
L aths to be s•mnd, free from oap, but other
.approved material may be used, t 9 Sl; "
Plastering or coarse stuff to be I of lime to 3 of 12 7
16 SIZES, ETC,, OF CENTRIFUGAL PU MPS.
sand and hair, or any approved cement or plaster 9
of Paris may also be used . IS 1 0~ N ominal
Lime must be freshly burned. 2I 12 M a .ximum Horse Power
Size i.uantity of Engine
Sand must be clean, sha·rp, free from loam or 2 24 14 of a ised for Each Foot
-earthy matter. Pump. per Minute. of H eight
H a ir must be good, sound, and free from grease PROJECTIONS. ins. Gallons. from W a ter U......
-Or dirt; r lb. of hair to 3 cubic feet of coarse stuff. L. B . ACT, 1894.- D igtst. 2 120 ·04
Approved fibrous m~teri a l ma,y be used .instead of T he followino- provisions apply except with the 3
!~~ :~
4
hair, and ground bnck or furnace slag instead of consent of the ~ ouncil. All proj ections except the 5 400 'IS
sand. cornices and dressings to shop fro nts, and except 6 6oo '2
S etting coat to be lime or cement mixed with the eaves, baro-eboards, and cornices to detached 850 '28
-clean wa; h ed sand or cement only. and semi-detached dwellings, a nd to dwelling houses 1100 •35
Clear water only to be used in mixing the material, where party walls are corbelled out 4 inches beyond IO 18oo
12 26oo :n5
P ortland cement must weigh not less than 9° lbs. such eaves barge-board or cornice, shall be OF FIRE -
~~
4300 I 'J
to the imperial bushel. . . PROOF MATl, RIAL. No CORN ICE to exceed 2 ft. 6300 1°8
Fibrous slab or oiher slab plastermg of sufficie.nt 6 in . proj ection over PUBLIC WAY. 2I 88oo •'S
thickness a.nd securely fix ed. may b~ used on ceil- E very balcony cornice or other PROJ liCTIO:>' TO 24 ro,400 3'0
i~ gs ,. partitions, and walls to the satufaction of the / BE TAIL ED INTO WA LL and. weighted, and tied
-district surveyor, down to satisfact10n of the d1stnct surveyor. R EADY R E CKONER TABLE,
.PLUMBING. SHOP FRONTS in .s treets not wide'.· th":' .3o ft., No. l;d . t d. ~d. Id. 2d. 3d . 4d.
M ILLED L EAD is mad e in sheet s weighin g
f h' k
~ t~ I2 lbs. per fo~t super, o t ic ness m parts o
· f
front may pro1 ect S mches, and .con11ce. r, inches.
Jn streets over oft front may project ro mches, and
0

cornice r8 in. ~er~nd external wall of building, but

s . cl . s . d . s. d . s. d . s.
0 0 ,1
a ot 0 r
0 01 0 ot 0 a 2
s. d .
0 3 "· s. d .
0
$
an m ch a s follows . - this does not authorize any pro1ect10n save the 0 ot a r t 0 2}
0
'* a0 32 00 46 00 69 0
I 0
4 lbs. rr.
·068 or inch. cornice of the shop fro nt on or over riublic way. 4
5
0 r 0 2
0 r.} u 2} 0 3'l 0 5
a 3 a 4 0 8 r 0
0 10 3 i0
5 ·085. No woodwork to shop front to exceed 2'i ft. m height 6 0 4t 0 6
6
7
' I O I or J.1y
·118.
from pavement, or to be nearer than '\ mches to t he
centre of party wall, '? r nearer than 4 inches to. wal l 8
7
0
0
a 2
:J
0 3
0 Jt a 5;1; a 7
0 4 0 0 0 8
1 0
r 2
I
6
9
0
2
2
g
2
8 ·13s or t of adjoinin g prem1ses 1f a 'e pa rate w~ll , unless a pie r or 9 0 2} 0 4! 0 bl 0 9 r 0 0
,, 0 i t 0 5! 0 8;! O II I I O ~9
2 3
IO a 2! 0 5 a 7t 0 10 8 2
• 1 s 2. corbel of incombustible maten al 4 111 . wid e at least, 3
9 . I6 or ~ and as hi gh as, and projecting in front of s~ch wood- 3 A
12 0 3 a 6 0 9 I a a a
IO . 9_ work at least one inch, be plac d between 1t and the IJ 0 3 f a 6! 0 9t 2 2
4
186 J 3 4
I1
,. $
0 ~R 0
centre of the party wall , or the separate wall. q 0 0 7 0 I O~ 2 4 J 0 4
·203 or t
12
WEI GHTS WU! H SHOULD BE USED FOR
BAY WIND OWS to dwell ings in streets not less I
than 40 ft . wide, or to a bui lding· not less than +oft. ·' 0 ., ,l, 0 87t o ut
IO , 0 I 4
J 6 J 9
8 4 0
5 0
5 4
DI FFERENT P URl'OSES. from opp'?site boundary, may be e rected on owners I7 0 4! a 8! at I 5 2 IO 4 J 5 8
I~ I D
!Flats, Vall eys, Hi ps a nd R idges
M ain Cutte rs and Cesspools
6 or 7 lbs.
7 or 8
land pruvicl d such bav wmdows arc not mo1e than
" stories in heio-ht dv not pro1 ect more than 3 ft., or
18
19
20
a
0
a 5 a IO I
H
0 9
a 9! 2;1; I 7
3 0
J 2
8 3 4 5 0
'l 6
4 9
6 0
6 4
6 8
a 5 } 0 rn! I ~'! I q 3 6 5 3
I
Secret Gutters ... 4 or 5 ,. do not proj ec~ '~ithin the prescribed distance of 2I 7 0
~oakers, F lashings a nd A prons 5 or 6 centre of road, a re in no part neare.r the centre of 22
2·
0 Sl 0 II
a 5 ~ o rr! I st
I 4t IO 3 8 5 6 7 g
S inks and Cisterns, botto m . . . 7 o• 8 party wall than their greatest proJeclwn,. do not ·' II J IO 5 9 7
a 6 I 0 I 6 2 0 0 6 0 8 0
6 or 7 ~xceed m width iths of frontag of bu1ld111g , a nd 21
2; 0 6t I o!- 6t 2 I
4
6 3 8
S " " sides ... not used fo r t rade purposes. Consent of council 4 2
26 o)
61 I I 7t 2 4 4 6 6 8
oil Pipes ... ·· · ... 7 or 8 required to bay windows to which above do not 27 a o , r I ~ 8;1; 3 4 6 6 9 9 0
FLATS AN D GUTTERS.- Sheet lead shou ld not 20 a I 4 8 0
~~
2
be laid in g reater lengths tha n 7 feet. Drips in ap~irEL WINDOWS AND TURRJ!TS in streets not
7 2 4 7 Q 4
29 0 7t r 2~ 5 4 IO 7 J 9 8
F iats a nd G utters sho ul d not be less than 2" · less than 40 ft. wide, or to a bu1 ld111g· 40 ft: distant 30 0 7t I 3 10;\ 6 5 0 7 6 IO 0
Rolls should be 2" . Fall to F lats and Gutters, from opposite boundary arc allowed, provided not JI 0 7t 3! I ut 2 7 2 7 9 IO 4
J2 0 8 I 2 0 2 8 ; 4 8 0 IO 8
I ''' in 7 ft. to r" in r o ft. Board ing lO F lats and more than 3 ft . projection, or more than r 2 m. OYer 33 a 8} 4! o'! 2 9 5 0 8 3 II 0
Gutters shou ld b e laid '1 n the direction of th e fa ll , public way and not less than 1 0 It. abo1•e pavement,
and the over cloak to rolls should be turned away no pa rt 'o~erhanging the publ ic "'i!-Y to be nearer
3+
35
0 81
0 8~ I
:;
5~
rt
2t
2 Io
2 II
5 8
S IO
8 6
8 9
II
II
g
fi om the rainy q uarter. than 4 ft . of centre of party wall. l otal width not 36 0 9 r 0 2 3 3 0 6 0 0 I2 0
350
Ready Reckoner-continued. . ROOFS. Roof~ -ro11li• Mrl
No . ;l;d. ~d . ~d. rd. 2d . 3d. 4d. WEIGHTS OF MATERIALS PER FOOT SUPER OF
s. d. s. cl. s. cl. s. d. s. d. s. cl. s. d. TABLE OF SCANTLINGS OF Woon ROOFS.
ROOFING.
37 0 9;} I 6~ 3~ 3 I 6 2 9 J 12 King and Queen Post Trusses, IO feet apart,
38 0 9~ I 7 2 4~ 3 2 6 4 9 6 12 Approximate.
39 0 9~ I 7~ 2 SJ; 3 6 6 9 9 IJ 0 Wood Trusses (ro fl. apart and including purlins). Pitch, 27°; Slate Covering.
40
41
42
0 IO
0 1ok I
I

0 IO~ I 9 2 7~
8 2 6
8~ 2 6a
4
5
6
6 8
6 IO
7 0
IO
IO
IO
0
"
13
13
~ 14 0
4
8 K ing post ... 20 ft. span ...
lbs. oz. .S
2 0 i:::c;
""'c.
· u~

43 0 , IO~ 9~ 2 81 7 7 2 IO 9 I+ 4 ... 30 ,, 2 6 j.2 C'-<

·- ~
p:;p:;
44
4.5 ~ ~~~ I ~~~ ~~ : ~ 6 ~~ ~ ~~ ~ Q ueen post
,,
... 30 ,,
... 50
3 0
3 8 Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins.
46 0 II~ I II 2 IOA 3 IO 7 8 II 6 15 4 4 X4
~~ ~~~1 s
Queen and princess 60 4 x4
47 0 II~ I II~ 2 II! 3 II 7 IO II 9 15 8 4 0 x3 5 X3
48 I 0 0 0 4 0 8 0 12 0 16 C Rafters wood 2 4 24 JO~x5 S x4 5 x4
49 o;l; ~ o'! 4 I 8 2 12 3 I6 4 Leilings and joists II 0 26 11 x 5~ s'x4 s~x 4
so 0~ 2 I I~ 4 2 8 4 6
12 16 8 8 28 ll~ X 6 6 x4 6 x4
51 ~ 1~ 2~ 4 3 8 6 12 9 I 7
~ inch slate boarding 2
0 30 I2 X 6 6 X4~ 6 x4~
s2 I 2 2 J 4 4 8 8 13 O ·I I 7 I 3 6 32 IO X4' 5 x 4~ 4~-~-4 6il,·~·4!
S3 Ij; 2 2~ 3~ 4 S 8 IO I3 .) 17 8 l} ,, "" 4 4 34 IO X 5 s x s 5 x4 7 x4~
S4
s6 ~ ~~ ~ l <l~ : ~ ~ ~ :l ~ :~ 8 2~ x I slate battens, 7~ gauge 8 36 II XS 6 x
~X5
5 S X4
S XS
7 x5
7 x Sl
s8 2~ S 7~ 4 IO 9 8 14 6 19 4 8~ 6 !~ :~ ~ ~~ 6~x6 6 x4 7!x6
60 3 6 3 9 5 0 IO 0 I 5 0 20 0 IO~ 2 42 II~X6 6 x6il, 6 x 4~ 8 x6
6J 3~ 7~ 3 S 3 6 15 Felt ' " 8 44 X6 6 x7 6 XS 8~x6

1i I~~ 4 ~i ~S ~ :: ~8 :~17 ~6 23~~

IIt 10 21 0 0 I>
66 2 8 46 I2~X6 6 X7 6 xs~ 8~x6
69 Thatch 6 48 x6 6 x 5~ 6x2 8 x6
: O 12 6 x 7l:
70 5~ II 4~ IO II Slates, 3 inches lap 9 0 so 12 x6 8 -<6 6 x6~ 6 x 2~ St x 6
72 6 0 4 6 6 0 12 0 18 0 24 0 6 x7 7X2~ 8~x6
78 7! J 3 4 10~ 6 6 IJ O 19 6 26 0
Tiles, plain 18 O 52
0 S4
12
12
8~xx 77
X7
8
x8 7 x6l 7x2' o x6
80 8 3 4 5 0 6 8 IJ 4 20 0 26 8 ,, pan II 7 x6o. p2' 9l;x6
56 I2 x8~ 8 x 7
84 I 0 3 6 5 3 7 0 14 0 21 0 28 0 Zinc (with rolls), 12 gauge 3 58 I2 x 9 9 x 7 7 x7 7X2i 9~X7
90 I 10~ 3 9 5 7~ 7 6 15 0 22 6 JO 0 " 14 ,, 8 6o 13 x 9 Q X7 7!x7 7 X 3 IO X 7
100 2 1 4 2 6 8 4 16 8 25 0 J3 4 16 I2 PURL INS.
Coppe;' 25 2
•E!
No. sd. Gd. 7d . 8d. 9d. IOd . IId. " 23 8 "" .
Distance apart in feet .
s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. " " 2I ,, .!:'i>
15 ~~ 6 8 9
oso6070809
6
0 IO
8
0 II " " 19 2 8 ~
~ I~ ~ ±i~ ~~
0 IO I 0 I '2 I 4 I I
3 13 61920 J 2 6 Lea'd, 6 lb.' ' 6 8 i'.Q -E -5-B
4 18 0242830 3 4 3 8 Corrugated Iron, 20 s. w. gauge 2 0 ~ ro frro ~~ o.~
~
21262n3
26Jo364046
39 4 2 4 7 Wind, 30° pitch, 22 to 25 lbs. o ~ o~ o~ c~
2n36 41485
5
S
0
IO ~ ~ 45° 27 to 30 ,, 6 6 x 3~ 6 x 4 6/, x 4 6~ x 4,
~ 344048s460 6 8 7 4 I CHURCH. 7 6~ x 4 7 x 4 7; x 4 7~ x 4l

~: U~ ~i ~ ~: !~ Hg ~: ~ i'
1 Based on 1·equi1·ements of th< lncoij;oraled Sociei)• 8
9 3946s3606 7 6 8 3
IO
II
4 2 S 0 S IO 6 8 7 8 8 4 9 2 · for Promoting Building 07 Ckurches, 9
IO
12 ~~~~~g~6~~ 9 2
IO 0
IO
~~
l I Oak, teak, or Baltic fir, or pitch pine . No pitch II 9, x s' IO x ,;~ IO x 6 . lOl x 6
13 s566778899 IO IO 1~ pine or other American timber shou ld be used in 12 IO X 6
contact with any wall, or in floors or plates. If trussed 13 IO~ X 6~
IO~ X 6~
II X 6~
IO& X
II X
II
12
X 7
X 7
14 S IO 7 0 8 2 9 4 IO 6 II 8 I2 IQ
IS 6 3 7 6 8 9 IO 0 II J coupled rafters be used for spans exceeding 20 ft . with- 14 II X 6~ II X 7 II~ X 12 XX 1!
16
I7
6 8 8 0 9 4 IO 8 12 0 :~ ~ :! § out principals, sufficient ti e beams must be introduced . IS 12 X 7 12 X 7J I2 X l J 8
7 I 8 6 9 II II 4 12 g 14 2 15 7 If trussed principals, and the distance apart exceed COMMON RAFTERS (12 inches apart).
I8 7 6 9 0 IQ 6 12 0 I3 6 I5 0 16 6
19 7 II 0 6 II 12 8 1 -4
r2 ft. from centre to centre, intermediate trusses 4 feet beari~g, 3 in;. x I ~ i~. ; 6 feet bearin g_, J~ in. x 2 in.;
I5 Io I7 5 must be introduced . Ends of main timbers should ~feet bearing, 410. x .2~in.; .10 feet bearing, ? in. x 2~
20 8 4 IO 0 13 4 IS O 16 8 18 4
II
2I 8 9 IO 6 12 14 0 IS Q I7 6 I9 rest on stone corbels or template, with space for ven - I 10.; 12 feet beanng, ~ m.x x2*2 in.
m.; 14 feet bearing, 7~ in.
22 9 II O 12 IO 14 8 16 6 18 4 20 tilation between timber and walling.
23 9 II 6 13 IS 17 3 19 2 2! I Rafters exposed to view should not be less than 4 ~ SCHOOLS, PUB LIC ELIEMENTARY
24 Io o 12 o i4 o 16 n 18 o 20 0 22 0 ins. wide.
2s IO 5 12 6 14 7 16 8 I8 9 20 IO 22 II Su11mw1-y of Code.
Vaulting stone or brick. Plaster groin ing should
26 IO IO IJ 0 15 2 17 19 6 21 8 23 IO PLANS H.EQUIRED BY EDUCATION DEPARTMENT.
27 II 3 Ij 6 15 I8 0 20 22 6 24 CJ not be used, nor stone be imitated in wood . Block Plan of Site, in ink, scale 20 feet to an inch.
28 II 8 14 O 16 4 18 8 21 O 23 4 25 8 Slates on I" boarding or 2 x 1 battens. 2 11 coppcr
11 11

Plan must indicate-(a) Position of school buildings.,.

29 12 I 14 6 16 II 19 4 21 96 224< 02 26 7 nails. Tiles on stout English Oak laths, t!" x 1 11
30 (b) Outbuild ings. (c) Playground. (d) Drains with
I2 6 15 0 I7 6 20 0 22 v 27 6 battens ; nibbed tiles must also be nailed. If stone fall and depth. (e) Entrances. (/) Boundary
31 12 II 15 6 18 I 20 8 23 25 IO 28 5 slates then extra strength of roof.
32 13 4 16 0 18 8 21 4 24 0 26 8 29 4 walls, or fences , and their nature. (g) Roads. (h)
33 13 9 I6 6 19 3 22 O 2<)- 9 27 6 JO J oints of rough stone or slate must be pointed The points of the compass . (i) The levels of the
34 14 2 I7 O 19 IO 22 8 2S 6 28 4 31 inside. Tiles bedded in clean dry hair, packed in
ground at the principal points .
3S 14 I7 6 20 s 23 4 26 3 29 2 32 carefully at the line of pins, never bedded in mor- (N.B .- F or approval of site alone, the plan should
36 15 0 18 0 21 0 24 0 27 0 30 0 33 0 tar. Cast lead preferabl to milled . Rol ls formed by
37 IS s 18 6 2I 7 24 8 27 9 30 IO J3 II show (g), (h), and (i)).
rolling edges togeth r preferable to sheets lapped IT .-Plan of each floor of the schoolr.oom s (and'
38 IS IO'19 0 22 2 25 28 6 31 8 34 IO round rolls . Never lay lead on oak boarding: pro- teacher's or caretaker's residence if any) in ink, scale
39 I6 3 IQ 6 22 9 26 0 2Q J 32 6 3S 9 vide ventilation whe re lead is used . Sheets not 8 feet to an inch. The internal fittings of the rooms
40 I6 8 20 0 23 4 26 8 30 0 33 4 36 8
41 I7 I 20 6 23 II 27 30 9 34 2 ~87 67 longer than 10 ft . or wider than 2" 3" between rolls (fire-pl aces, groups of desks, benches , etc.) must be-
42 I7 6 21 0 24 6 28 0 3I 6 35 0 ~ and weight not less than 7 lbs .
43 accurately shown . State whether the room s are for
17 II 2I 6 25 28 8 32 3 35 IO 39 Where rafters are only covered with boarding it must boys, gi rl s, or infants. In cases of enl argement,
44 I8 4 22 0 2s 29 J3 0 36 8 40 be. r" thick and tongued at the joints, a.nd a cavity of plan showing bt1ildings as they exist and whole site.
45 18 9 22 6 26 30 0 33 Q 37 6 •fl 2" between board ing and tiling or slating; laths formed
46 19 2 23 O 26 IO 30 8 34 6 38 4 42 2 ![ T.-Sections a nd at least · four elevations, in ink,
47 I9 23 6 27 31 4 35 39 2 43 I by outer rafters 2" x 2" not more than r2 inches scale 8 ft. to an inch. The ceili ng , positions of
48 20 0 24 0 28 0 32 0 36 0 40 0 44 0 apart. In the case of an inner boarded cei ling below window-heads, and mode of venti lation must be
49 20 24 6 28 7 32 8 36 9 40 IO 44 11 rafters, the cavity may be dispensed with, but there
so 20 IO 25 0 29 2 33 4 37 6 41 8 45 IO shown .
must be a rough plaster ceil ing under the rafters. N.B.-Pencil drawings cannot be received, but
60 ~ 0 ~ 0 " 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ 0 · The inner ceiling may be covered on back with dry coloured tracings in ink on tracmg cloth may be.
70 29 2 3S 0 40 IO 46 8 S2 6 S8 4 64 2
80 hair felt. A perfect roof covering facilitates the warm - Plans to be dated, scales drawn, a nd dimensions
D 4 ~ o ~ 8 " 4 6o o M 8 ~ 4
90 37 6 4S 0 s2 6 6o 0 67 6 75 0 82 6 ing of a church . figured.
IOO 41 8 50 0 s8 66 8 7S 0 83 4 9I 8 L.B . AC'r, r894.-Digest. IV.-A detailed specification under the severaD
Every structure on a roof to be covered with slate, branches of the Building Trade .
tile, metal, or other incombustible material, except V.-A Section of the desk, scale r~ in. to a foot.
wooden cornices and barge boards to dormers, N.B .-The edge of the desk when used for writing
RETAINING WALLS.
not exceed ing 12 inches in depth ; and doors, and should be vertically over the front edge of the seat.
Average THICKNESS at base ! height, reducing windows, and their frames . Every dwelling-house S d:HOOLROOM.
by regular offsets at back. Where earth is higher or factory above 30 ft., and having a parapet, to have Every school must have a schoolroom or a
than wall and slopes away from it the thickness means of access to the roof. Trap doors to have Central Hall (rule 8), width for schoolroom rS to 22
of the wall should be increased in proportion to hinged fixed step ladders. feet. In a room r 8 feet wide three rows of Ion~
its height. PITCH OF ROOF to warehouse buildings not to desks; where fonr rows, width 2r feet six inches; 1f
BATTER should be I in 6 to I in IO. There is be more than 47 de~rees; other buildings 75 degrees width 22 feet, dual desks, live rows deep, most suit-
(towers, turrets, anct spires excepted). able.
a tendency for wet to find its way into the joints (a) Accommodation in schoolrooms, minimum ro
STORIE · IN RooF.-Not more than two in
of walls which batter, they should therefore domestic buildings. If upper surface of floor over square feet per child. Infant schoolrooms 9 square
be pointed in cement. 60 ft. from street, story to be fire-proof throughout, feet per child.
WEEPHOLES should be provided one te effrJ and to be provided with means of escape certihed as Position of doors and fireplaces should allow one-
2 to 3 yards super, satisfactory before occupation. side of room being free for benches and desks.
 351
Schools-contin11ed. Schools.-contin11cd. Schools-continued.
No schoolroom may be lighted from one side only. inches broad, not more than s/,- to 6 inches hioh. Benches and desks, three rows deep, not more
The gahle ends >hou1d be utilised for windows. Flights short, landin~s unbroke1{. Number of st;i r- than r2 feet long, four rows deep, 9 feet long. No
Every child must be provided with bench or desk cases sufficient for rapid exit ~n case of fire or panic. group of long d~sks in room for more th an 60 child -
room. VENTILATJON. ren should contain more than four rows, even when
CLASS-ROOMS . Copious inlet of fresh air; aho outlet of fou l air. width is more than zr feet 6 inches (Rule 2).
ro square feet per child if not more than 60 ch ild- Inlets, minimum of 2} square inches per chil d, and l •Vith the dual desk the space between seat and
ren. Six rows of dual desks or five rows of long- outlets a minimum of 2 in ches. All inlets and out- desk disappears, as the chi ldren stand in the gang-
length desks. Rule 2 applies to rooms for more than lets communicate wlth external air; in addition flush ·;vays.
60 children, or more than 24 feet 8 inches from the with fresh air from windows. I SITES AND PLAYGROUNDS .
window wall. Although lighting from tl1e left hand is considered I Mlnimum size of site is, in the absence of excep-
Teachers desk not more 1han 20 feet from the so important, ventilation in summer demands also tional circumstances, a quarter of an acre for ei. ery
centre of back row, and that row shall not subtend an the provision of a small swino- window as far from 250 children. lf school is more than one story area
angle greater than 60° at the teacher's desk .. the lighting as possible, and ne~r the ceiling. may be p roportionately reduced; minimum open
:Niimimum size of class room r8 feet by rs teet. If WARMING. space, 30 square feet per child.
desks are placed longitudinally, width not less than Temperature from s6° to 60°. When a rnrridor In a mixed school of large size , playgrounds
r6 feet. Latter width also allowed in schoolrooms of or lobby is warmed rooms are less liable to draun-hts shou ld ·be separa· e for boys and girls.
very small size. 'Where bot water, the principle of direct radiati~n is Playgrounds fairlv square, propedv levelled ,
Class-rooms not to be passage-rooms, should be on recommended. In such cases open grates in addi- drained, inclosed, and fitted with simple ap pliances.
same level as schoolroom. Should be easily cleared t10n are useful for extra warming and ventilation. A portion covered. haviog"one sideagriin:;:;t a buundary
without disturbance to any other room. Doors (a) A common stove, with a pipe through the wall. A covered wav should nt:vcr connect the
should open both ways. wall, or roof, can under no circumstances be allowed . offices with the m:J.in b~1ild i ng. Buttresses, corners,
The number of class-rooms should be sufficient for Stoves are only approved, when and recesses <hould be avoided.
size, etc., of the school. (i .) provided with proper ch imneys. An infant school should ha Ye playground on same
The excessive use of movable partitions should be (ii.) th ey cannot become red-bot, or otherwise level as school, and open to the sunshine.
avoided. contaminate the air. INFANT SCHOOLS.
WALLS, FLOORS, AND ROOFS. (ii i.) supplied with fresh air, direct from th e out- Infants should not, except -in very small schools,
The walls of every room iused for teaching, if side, by a flue of not less than 72 inches superfi cial ; be taught witl1 other ch ildren . Access to tl1e infant>'
ceiled at the level of the wall-plate, at least 12 feet and room should "not be through the older children's
high; and, if area more than 360 square feet, r3 (iv.) not to interfere witl1 the floor space necessary schoolioom .
feet, and, if more than 600, then 14 feet. for teaching. No opening wider than an ordinary door between
The walls of every room, if ceiled to the rafters SANITARY ARRANGE~IENTS. infants' and other schoolroom.
and collar beam, at least r r feet high from the floor 1 A11 iilfant school (and playground) on the ground
vVater-closets within school buildings not desirable.
to the wall-plate, and at least 14 foet to the ceilin g
only reqmred for women teachers. Others at a sbon floor , and, if more than So scholars, should have one
across the collar beam. gallery and a small group of benches and desks for
distance, completely disconnected from schools.
Render roofs impervious to cold and heat. Privies fully 20 feet distant. occasional use of the older infants.
Roofs open to apex not approved . Only permitted No infant galle1y should hold more than 6s infants
The dcors, staircases, and passages from school-
where the roofs are specially impervious to heat and
room to the latrines (whether in mixed or in other nor in a babies' room more than 50. Back a \vooden
cold, and where apex-ventilation is provided. rail sl ightly below level of ch ildren's shoulders.
schools), and the latrines themselves must be separale
External walls must be solid. If of brick, the Light for object lessons as good fro m the right as
thickness must be at least one brick and a half; and for ,the two sexes, and constructed entirnly apart
from each other. Where passages or corn dors arc lrom the left.
if of stone, at least 20 inches. The widtl1 of an infant room should be in propor-
u navoidably used by both sexes, the re must be com-
All walls, not excepting fence walls, should have a
plete supervision from the class-rooms by sheets of tion to size, but not more than 24 feet. A covered
damp-proof course. clear glass. marching- ground is desirable.
The vegetable soil within the area should be re · Babies' room shoul d always have an open fire,
_Each closet must be not less than 2 feet 3 inches
moved, the space covered by concrete not less th:i-n 0
wide! nor more than 3 feet, fully li ghted and temperature 6s • As a rul not more t han so child-
6 inches thick, and air bricks ins erted in opposite
ventilated, and properly screened, or suppl ied with ren, and under supervision from schoolroom. Large
walls to ensure a through current of air under floors
a door. More than one seat is not allowed in any schools may require two com municating rooms for
for ventilation to joists. · closet. ' babies, one with low Kindergarten desks, the other
Timber should be protected from mortar and
The children must n ot be obliged to pass in front ari1ple floor space for exercises.
cement by asphalte or tar. of the teacher's residence in order to reach their Area of infant srhool 9 sq. ft. for each child, after
ENTRANCES. latrines. deducting useless space. Care should be taken that
Entrances separate for each department. In large Approximate number of closets needed:- the numbers are convenientlv seated and that space
schools more than one entrance (See also Rule ro) .
The principal entrance should never be through the Under 30 ch ildren Girls Boys Infan1s is left for marching. •
[
Where a second standard is taught in an infant
cloak-room . Entrance doors and the doors of maw school a seperate class- room is necessary ; area, ro
so 3 2 3
rooms should open outwards as well as inwa rds. A square feet per ch ild.
70 4 3
porch should be external to the schoolroom . An roo Infant class-rooms should not contain mor than 60.
external door having outside steps reqmres a landmg 5 3 4
between the door and the steps .
rso
200
6 3 s COOKERY CENTRES AND CLASS-ROOl\IS.
7 4 6 A cookery centre should accommodate r8 at prac -
CLOAK-ROOMS AND LAVATORIES.
Cloak-rooms sbouid not be passages, and should
300 8 s 7 t ice and S4 at demonstration : should contain not
Urinals in proportion. less than 7SO superficial feet, and ro,ooo cuuic feet.
be external to schoolrooms and class rooms, with Cesspits and privies only where unavoidab le , and hould be approached by separate entrances. A
gangways at least 4 feet wide between the hanging- at least 20 feet from school. [Building Fonn "A,"'
recess for scu llery purposes necessary, and also
rails, and amply lighted from the end . They should which may be obtained on application, gives sug- bonnet-room.
not be placed against a gabled wall. (See Rule 3 gestions as to their construction and arrangement. ] A gallery or raised platform with desks 25 feet by
(a).) The hanging-rail should be arranged so that Earth or ash closets, of an approved type may b~ 12 feet 6 inches.
the children can enter and leave the cloak-room employed in rural districts, but drains for the dis-
The floor space for practical work not less than 25
without confusion or crowd ing. Hat-pegs, 12 inches posal of slop and surface water are sti ll necessary .
feet by r3 feet 6 in ches, and not e ncumbered witl1
apart, numbered, and of two. tiers . Lineal hanging The proximity of drinking wells should be carefully desks, cupboards, and stoves .
space is thus 6 inches per child . avoided . • The sink should be in full view of teach er and
Thorough ventilation essential , so that smells arc Soil-drains must always be outside the building children, a nd fitted with cold water waste.
not carried into the school. (on a hard even bottom or concrete) ; diameter of 4 Gas-stove should have a flue pipe.
Lavatory basins arc needed. (See Rule r3 (It).) inches is sufficient unless for more than IO closets. In cookery and laundrv centres ventilation needs
Girls' schools require a larger number than boys' or Above this 6 inches. The fall never Jess than r in special arrangements. ·
infants'. 30 for 4-incb , and r in 40 for 6-incb drains. Inspec- The apparatus for lessons in Cookery should
A lock-up slop sink, water tap, and cupboard for tion opening or chamber at each change of direction. include such stoves and appliances as arc usually
the caretaker. Disconnect from the main sewer by a properly con- found in the homes of the ch ildren.
CENTRAL HALLS. structed trap. Trap must be ventilated by at least A class-room for cookery should contain at least
Space not less than I,200 square feet. . . two untrapped openings; one tl1e 4- inch soil pipe 600 superficial feet and 8,400 cubic feet, and be so
It desired, one class (or under special circum- carried up full size above tlrn roof, and the other an placed tl1at smells cannot pervade other rooms.
stances two classes) allowed in central hall if smtably mlet pipe connected with the side of the trap furthest
planned. The position of such class or classes should from the public sewer. Automatic flushing tanks ROOMS FOR SPilCIAL INSTRUCTION.
be shown on plan. Workshops and laundries of simple constrnction ,
where trough c1osets are used. entirely apart from the school.
WINDOWS. Urin als must have sufficient water for flushing.
Light should come from left of the scholars. One room for drawing, or chemistry, or manual
Waste pipes trapped inside and then discharged instruction, or laundry work, or cookery will often
Where left light impossible, right light next best. through outer wall over a trapped gulley.
In rooms 14 feet hio-h, any space beyond 24 feet serve for several schools in the same neighbourhood .
from the window wall will be in sufficiently lighted. DESK . The plan, arrangements, construction, lighting,
A large portion of each windo'". should be made to Benches and desks, graduated according to ages and ventilation of a manual instruction room should
open for ventilation and for cleamng. of children , at right angles to the light. (See also be suitable for a workshop rather than a schoo l.
SKYLIGHTS OBJECTIONABLE. Rules 3 (a) and 9.) Construction should be simple. Roof may be of
The sills 4 feet from floor; heads near cei ling. rS inches per scholar at each desk and bench lean-to, or other ordinary form. Height at windows
STAIRCASES. (except for dual desk), r8 inches desk for one child in front of benches need not be more than ro feet.
Fi reproof and external to schoolroom. No tri- needs no gangway next the wall. Usual length of Light must be ample. Temperature not so high as
angular steps or "winders." Each step about r3 dual des).< is 3' 4", and the gangways r' 4". in ordinary class-rooms. A flat ceiling not, as a
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Schools-continued. SINKS. STABLE BUILDINGS.
rule, necessary. The ventilation should be ample Usual height of sinks from floor is 3 ft. Slop Allow per horse, including passages, I IO to I20
by inlets five feet from the floor, and outlets at high- sinks, 2 ft. Lead : for metal lined sinks, 7lb. ft. super.
est point. sides and 8lb. bottom, or 6lb. sides and 7lb. Width of building, I6 ft. to I8 ft.
Laundry centr<'s should contain 750 superficial bottom. Draining boards fluted, hard wood, or Height, IO ft . to I2 ft.
feet, and should have a gallery or raised platform fluted and covered with lead. Stalls, width 6 ft. to 6 ft. 6 in.
with desks for 42 children. Service to sinks, ! inch. Wastes, 2 inches,
A room for Laundry work should contain at least ,, length 9 ft. to IO ft.
'600 superficial , and 8,400 cubic feet . with tap close to sink and overflow, discharge in Loose boxes twice the size of stalls, usually
Laundry table should allow at least 3 feet of space open air, into intercepting trap. 17 ft. x 12 ft.
for each child when ironing-. Walls round sinks should be lined with metal, Divisions, 7 ft. high, ramping down to 4 ft. 6 in.
TEACHER'S HOUSE, &c. or have a cement skirting for a height of 6" or Stable doors, 4 ft. wide, 7 ft. high .
The R esidence for the master or mi str<'ss should 9". Yard, 20 to 25 ft. wide.
.contain parl our, kitchen, scullery, and three bed- Sandstone sinks become foul. Stone ware or COACH liOUSES.
rooms, and the smallest dimensions are- enamelled fireclay sinks are preferable.
For th pul ou r ... ... r2 ft. by 12 ft . } of Sinks used for washing china and glass should Depth, 16 ft. to I8 ft.
,, ,, k itchen ... .. 12 ft. by ro ft. super- Height, IO ft. (least).
" one of the bedrooms 12 ft. by 10 ft. ficial be metal lined (lead or tinned copper). Depth of
,, two othe r bed-rooms q ft . by 8 ft. area.; metal lined sinks, I2 inches to I5 inches. Door, 6ft. 6 in. to 7 ft. wide and 7 ft. 6 in. to
the parlour and kitchen 8 fee t in he i~ht to wall plate ; Water for use in bedrooms should not be drawn 9 ft. high.
the bedrooms 8 feet if ceiled at wall-plate; or 7 feet to Allow 15 ins. to 24 ins. between and around
wall-plate, and q feet to ceiling. off over a slop sink. :,:A
draw off sink should be
carriages.
No room to be a passage room. provided. SIZE OF CARRIAGES.
Bedrooms on the upper storey, and must h,we a
fireplace. Drag or 4-horse coach, 13' o" long, 6' 4" wide,
Parlour not to open into kitchen or sculle1y. ,,. 4" high.
No internal comm unicaton between residence and SLATES. Landau, 13' 6" long, 6' 2 11 wide, 7' 311 high.
school. SIZE, WEIGHT, AND COVERING CAPACITY. Double Brougham, I2' 0 11 long, 51 8" wide,
Windows near to CPilings. 6' I I 11 high.
A sep•rate and distinct ya rd, with offices. NOT!!..-Sizes vary of slates of same name, size
should be given when important. Si~le Brougham, 12 1 o" long, 51 6" wide, 6' 6"
A caretaker·~ house need not be quite so large.
Houses separate from school-house. Weight high.
1st. qua!. Gauge No. of c~e Sprinll' Victoria, 12' o" long, 6' 6" wide,
SEATING, CHURCH, &c. Size. per 1200. for Slates• Nails 7' O" high.
Name. Inches. Cwt. J''lap. persq. persq.
Seats, 2' 9 11 to 3 1 0 11 a part. Smalls 12 x 8 171! 411 400 8oo Elliptic Spri.ng Victoria, II' 6" long, 5' 9"
Kneeling boar<l, when spaced, 3' Doubles wide, 71 o" high.
!~
11
0 IJ X 6
Length of each seat, I' 3" to 2' 0 11
Width, I' 311 , slightly tilted or hollowed.
Ladies
"
Viscount~sses
~~ ~ ~2
18 x to
i3!6 i7t
;g ~~;
ts
m
Shafts of 4-wheel carriages can always be taken
off. In all cases they lift up.
Height, I' 4" to I' 611 C.O..ntesses 20 X IO 40 811 170 340 Dog carts, shafts fixed, I2' 6" Jong (if shafts go
Height of back, 2 1 8" to 2' IO", slight ly slope<l. llarchionesses 22 x 12 55 91! 127 254 under another carriage, say 6' o" ), 5' 9" wide,
~1 I~~ 2~
l>ochcsses 24 x 12
Free seats , at least 30" apart and 20" each. Imperials 6o 5 IO" high.
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Children's >eats, at least, 27" apart and I4" R.ags

Queens
JO X 24
J6 x 24
J6 x 24
16
16
37
37
74
74
I STAIRCASES, PASSAGES, & EXITS.
each; and height, I2 to I4 inches.
CHAIRS, allow 7 feet super each including •Allow 5 Xextra for waste. L.B. ACT, 1894.-Digest.
passages, but excluding chancel. Nails, if iron, shou ld be galvanised or dipped Every public building and every building exceed-
CHANCEL SEATS, clear space between fronts of in boiled linseed oil whilst hot. ing r25,ooo c. ft. and constr.ucted for use as a dw~ll­
hook boards, at least, 5 .ft., but 8 ft. or more Composition nails should be used for best work. ino- house for separate fanuhes, the floors of lobbies,
where possible. In chancel aisles movable seats I;]; inch nai ls for small slates co~ridors, passages, landings, and stairs and their
are clesirable. supports to be of fire-resisting materials.
I~ ,, for Countess and Duchess.
Staircases in tenement buildinf!S to be ventilated
2 ,, for larger sizes. on every storey above ground floor by windows, sky-
SEPARATION OF BUILDINGS. Two nails to each slate.
L.B. ACT, 1894.-Digest. lights into open air, or other adequate means.
Slates should be of best quality, properly Principal staircase in dwelling houses to be venti-
Buildings exceeding ten squares in area, and used ;quared, fr ee from spots and other defects. Lap lated by window into open air.
partly for trade and partly as a dwelling-house, shall I inches. Dnuhle course at eaves and vergers. STAIRCASE, &c., IN PUBLIC BUILDINGS.- T o
have the two parts separated by walls and floors of be supported and enclosed · by brick walls not less
fire-resisting materials, and the passages , staircases , than 9 in. thick, and tread to be of uniform width.
and all means of approach to the dwe lling-house part SLAUGHTER HOUSES Passage, corridor, or staircase to buildings accomm.o-
shall be constructed of fire -resisting materials. The · dating not more than 200 persons to be 3 ft. 6 111.
part used for trade, if exceeding 250,000 cubic fe et, Should be well lighted and ventilated. wide, and for over 200 to be 4 ft . 6 in. wide at least.
is subject to the provisions of the Act relating to the Every animal intended for slaughter should be If over 400, width to be increased 6 in. for each roo
cubical 'c ontents of buildings of the warehou se clas<. kept on th e premises in a pound, pen, or lair. u;i to 9 ft. Where staircases are 6 ft . wide and up-
Doonvays conimunicating between the two parts to No animal should be slaughtered in public view wards they are to be divided by a handrail .
be fitted with fire-resisting doors. or in view of any other animal. Two staircases or corridors may be substituted, but
Building exceed ing 25 squares in area containing each to be ~ the width required for one, and ncithe.
separate sets of offices or rooms , or adapted to be Allow, at least, 24 sq. ft . per cattle. less than 3 ~. 6 in. wide .
tenanted by different person~, must have floors and 8 ,, calf. Separate means of exit to be provided from each
staircases of fire-resisting materials . 6 ,, ,, sheep, lamb, or floor or gallery and directly communi~ating with the
CUBICAL LIMIT. -Buildings of the warehouse 1
pig. street or open space. D oors and barners to open out,
class not to exceed 250,000 c . ft., unl ess divided with Walls should be of brick, stone, or concrete and to have no outside bolts or locks.
parting wa lls, and no division to contain more than for at least a height of 6 ft.
250,000 c . ft. S h h Id b 1 f d . STAIRS.
Exemptions: Build ings beyond two miles of St. laughter ouse s ou e proper Y roo e m ; PROPORTION OF TREADS AND RISERS.
P aul's Cathedral, and used wholly for the manufac- pounds, pens, and lairs should be separated from Width H eight Width Height
ture of the machinery and boilers of steam vessels, or slaugh ter house by ~lose partitio~s al least 5 ft. of tread. of riser. of tread. of riser .
for a retort house, or the manufacture of gas, or fo r I high, and all doors m such parl!llons should be , 8 ins.
9 ,,
7~ ins.
6it ,,
I z ins.
I 3 ,,
5 ~ to 6 ins.
5 to 5~ ,,
generating electricity; provided such building con- close boarded.
sist of one floor only, and is constructed of incom- Entrance door, at least, 3' 6", or if for pigs, IO ,, 6;]; ,, I4 ,, 4~ to 5 ,,
bustible materials throughout.. Every such buildin g- 1
sheep and Jambs may be only 2' 9" wide. I I ,, 6 ,, I 5 ,, 4 to 4~ ,,
deemed to be a special bu1ldmg, to which general There should be no steps, and if a slope it Wind ers are dangerou~, if unav oidable they
rules of Act not applicable . . . . . . should not have a rise of more than I foot in 4 shou ld be at least 9 ins. wide I 5 ins. from newel.
Council may consent to additional size of buildrng Height of handrail above nosing to risers should
if satisfi ed that increased space is necessary, and that
feet. . . . .. be 2' 6". Ditto on landings, 2 1 IO" to 3 1 o".
proper precautions are taken against fire, provided Pavmg should '?e iom.t less gr'.'mte, ceme.nt, con-
such building shall not exceed 450 ,000 c. ft ., or Jess
cre •e, or other sm table impervious matenal with Head way requires, at least, 7' O'' to 7' 6 11
allowed by Council, without being divided by party prope r •lope to gully, which should have a fixed bet ween levels of treads or 6' :)'' to 6' 9 11
walls, that height shall not exceed 60 ft., and not to
trap and a fixed iron g rid. between rak in g line of stairs and soffit of landing
be used for th.e purpose of any trade involving use of Water supply shou ld be sufficient for.cleaning over.
explosives or mflammable materials. slaughter house, pounds, pens, or Jaus, an.d
SHEDS. vessels and receptacles, and a w~ter trough is
STANCHEONS + SECTION.
L.B. ACT, rs 94 .- Dif{est. necessary in every pound, pen, or lair. SAFE LOAD IN TON S.
Open sheds not exceeding r6 ft . high, and not ex- No dwell ing room should be over a slaughter NOTE. - The foll owin g table is based on metal
ceedin g four squares in area, may be constructed of house. I ." thick. The strength of stancheons of greater
any substances and in any manner approved by the W.C., &c., should not be within a ny slaughter· or less thickness of meta l will vary directly in
district surveyor.: house, nor communicate therewith. proportion to the sectional area of m~tal.
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Stanchcons - continued Streets-contimud. TIE AND SUSPENSION RODS.
Length In leet. Paved roads require a concrete bottom 9 to I2
Inches. 8 10 1:2 14 16 18 :.o SAFE WEIGHT IN TONS FOR SQUARE :Roos.
3x 3 XI '· 2·5 1·5 1'25 inches thick, and are finished with wood blocks, ~ i I;l; rt ri 2 Ins.
4x 4XI 5·0 J'S 2 ·7 c; asphalte or granite 'setts. Wrot. Iron Ii 2f 5 7i rr;l; 15;1; 'w tons.
5x 5x1 9·0 6·5
6x 6X I 14·0 xo·o ·o 6·o f''S L.B. ACT, 1894, & L,C.C. BYE-LAWS. -Digest. Steel 3j
6i 12t r9i 28i- 38i- 50 ,.
7X 7XI 19·5 15·0 n ·5 9·0 ·o f° 6·o W ritten notice must be given to superintending Oak or Fir TI" ff r;J; I g 2i . 3!.' S ,,
Bx 8XI 26 ·0 22·0 16·0 13·0 10·.1 9·0 n Architect L.C.C. at least 4 weeks before any new R OUND BARS are ! the strength of !square
9X 9X I 33"
lOXI OX I 41·
26 ·0
33 ·0
2I'O
2]"0
17'0 14·9
1 9·0 .,. 12·0
16·0
IO 'O
I3"5 street is laid out, stating proposed level and width, when the diameter is the same as the side of the
IIXII X I 48· 39·0 33·5 28· 23 ·0 20'0 17 ·0 and accompanied by a plan showing local aituation. square bar.
l2X 12 X I 56· 48·0 40·0 33·5 28 ·5 24 ·o 21·0 See also" Applications to L.C.C."
I3X I3 XI 65· 57·0 49·0 41· 35·0 JO"O 26·0 Every new stteet, unless with consent in writing,
14 x l4 X I 73· 64·0 g5 ·0 49·0 40·0 JS 'O 30·0
must have at least two entrances of full width open
15 x 15x1 82" 73·0 4·0 56·0 48·0 43. J7"0
from the ground up. TIMBER.

I STEEL STANCH EONS. CARRIAGE ROADS, minimum width 40 feet, DURABILITY.

gradient not more than l in 20. Fall from centre
Safe Load in Tons. not less than ! oi an inch to the foot, the kerb not I N W ATER .- Acacia, Alder, Cedar, White
less than four or more than 8 inches above channel Elm, Northern Pine, Oak, Plane (American),
of roadway, and the slope of footpath to the kerb to Teak .
S ection. be i an inch te the foot if the path be unpaved, or
Si ze. Weight Le n gth in Fee t. IN DRY SITUATIONS.-Ash, Birch, Fi r
per ft. 8 IO 12 I4 16 18 20
not less than :i inch to the foot if pavep.
Ins. lbs. Tons Tons Tons Tons Tons T ons Tons FOOT ROADS. Minimum width 20 feet. (Norway), Mahogany, Pine (red, white, and
3 x 3 6°8 5"J 4·0 Sanction may be refused to a street for foot traffic pitch), Poplar (grey and black) , Sycamore,
4 x J IO
5 x 3 II
5 x ·I ~
6 x 5 2+~ 26·0
19
rs
8·5
20'0
5·8
6·5
I8'o I5"0
n :;:~
ro·o
only, or conditions imposed. Old ways, if to be Walnut
adapted for streets, to be widened to minimum of 20
feet from centre of roadway for carriage roads, and EXPOSED TO VARIABLE WEATI-IER .-Ash ,
23 ·1 20·5 15"5 Acacia , Beech, Cypress, Cedar, Greenheart,
7 x 4 17 I6·5 IJ"~ I I •5 9·5 to full width of 20 feet for foot roads.
8 x •I IO ,3., 15·;; 12·5 I O 'O WIDE ROADS up to 60 feet may be required for Hornbeam, Ironbark, Ironwood , Jarrah, Larch,
8 x 5 27 ::q ·o
8 x 6 JO 28·0
22·0 I9°J 16".I I4"3 12'0
carriage roads beyond 2 miles from St. Paul's, should Oak, Pine (Northern, Kauri , and I-Iuon) , ~Poplar
26 ·5 24·0 2I'O 19·0 I6·5 14·5 the .Council deem it expedient in the public interest, (white), S neezewood, T eak .
9 x 4 21 20·0 zro 14 ·o I I '5
9 x 7 52 60·0 57 ·0 5.1"5 50·0 45"5 42'0 J6·5 COMPENSATION may be claimed for loss or ._,, ANT RESJSTING.-Cedar, Ebony, G reenheart,
IO x 4l 27~ 27 ·8 2+·6 20 ·5 17·2 I\ "5 injury (if any), by Council requiring more than the Huon Pine, Ironwood, J arrah , Lignum V itae,
10 x 5 JO 3I "5 28 ·6 2"'0 21 ·o I8 "6 15·6 prescribed width, -. If amount not agreed within • P itch Pine, Q uassia Wood, Sandal , Teak. The
!O x 6 42 J9"5 36·5 30 ·;; 2J "5 20·5
3I "5 ~{~ 2+·0
2]"0
I2 x 5 J7 J6°0 months it can be summarily recovered. If claim ex- last does not resist ants if with yel low pine
2 [ "0 I7"5 ceed £ 50, then arbitration under Land Clauses Act.
12 x 6 41 112·0 3q ·o 36·0 32·;; 28·5 2.:;·o 22·0
J 11:i.: x .1~ 48 52'$ 48·0 <!J'S 38·0 JJ "2 28·5 24·5 Council may waive their requirement within the behind it.
15} x 611 62 69'5 64'5 59·8 5y8 47"J 41·6 30·4 2 months, and pay cost of negotiations. The Council WEIGHT OF THE PRINCIPAL TIMBERS PEil.
has power to allow less than the prescribed width,
and to otherwise modify regulations, but any consent C. FOOT.

I
given not to affect the rights of adjoining owners. Ash 43 to 47 lbs.
In the case of altt;ration or re-erection of buildings Beech 43 to 52 ,,
Sec tion. existing at the commencement of B. Act, :894, or Birch 44
any time 7 years previously, plans shewing extent Dell!. ..
and structure , forecourt or other open space to be 43 "
Elm (En~lish) 34 to 38
Size. Weig-ht L f' ngth in Frf't. submitted to District Surveyor for his certificate of Fir (Ealhc ) •••
per foot.. IO 12 I6 18 20 accuracy. Owner can then alter or re-erect them 34 to 40
r+ ,, (Spruce)
Ins. lbs. Tuns T ons Tons Tnns T ons Tons Tons within the prescribed distance from centre of road to 32
6 x 8 48 ,:;o·B 47"4 43·0 38·0 33·0 27·0 the extent of the old structure. Green heart 58 to 72 , .
7 x 8 59·0 56·0 52"4 48·.1 43"5 Jo"O Lignum Vitae
9 x 8 ~J 53"5 52·0 49·0 46·s 44 ·o 40·0 Houses for working class not to be erected 01 1 83
re-erected without the consent of the Council within Mahogany, Honduras 35
9 x 9 60 67·0 65 ·5 6.-5 6 0·0 5'7'0 s.1 ·0 69 ·0
,, Spanish
II x 9 7+ Rr8 8J "O rg ·2 7_:.,·.') 7 2·0 6n 2"5 the prescribed distance, to a height exceeding the 53
I3 x 9 67 77·0 75·0 71·5 68·7 65'5 6C'O 56·5 distance between external front wall and opposite Oak, American 49 to 53
13 X IO 81 96·8 94 ·6 C)2'0 89·0 Sn Ro:5 76 ·0 side of street. ,, English 48 to 58 ,,
I5 ,, x 10 84 98 ·0 95 ·5 93 ·0 C)O 'O 85'5 8.-o 77"0 No building to be converted into a dwelling within Pinc, Pitch 41 to 58 ,,
16~ x 12 105 124 ·a 12 1 ·o I HfO Il]'O u2·5 109·0 104 ·a the prescribed distance so as to exceed such height. ,, Red 36 to 41 ,,
This does not apply to dwelliags erected by local
I White 27 to 34

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authorities preTious to Building Act, nor affect Yellow 28 to 32 ,,
powers of Railway Co.'s under special Acts.
Buildings existing or in course of erection within
T~;k 41 to 54 ,,
S ect ion.
2 years before Tuly 22nd, 1878, may be re-erected Balk Timber is the tree shorn of its branches'
or extended within any area which might then have and roughly squared.
Size. \\' e igh t Lt·ng-th in F eet.
been lawfully occupied. . Planks are I 1 inches wide.
per foot. 8 IO 12 r4 I6 18 20 Deals ., 9
Ins. lbs. Tons Tons Tons Ton~ Tons Tons Tons Battens ,, 7 ,, ,,
7 x 12 9J 102"5 96·0 90·6 83·5 74·5 67 ·0 6o·o
8 X IO 74 82"0 79·0 74·5 70·5 65 ·5 00·5 54·0 The term "batten" is also applied to any ·
9 X I2 98 IIl"O 108·5 103·5 99·5 94 ·5 So·5 82·0 Scantling up to 8• wide, and the term " plank"
9 x 14 r 12 121 ·a u8·o IIJ ·o 108 ·0 103 ·o q6'5 Sg·o TEMPORARY or SPECIAi.. BUILD- to any scantling 10• wide and upwards . .
II x 12 105 120"8 u8·o u5·5 n2·0 108·0 ro3·5 99·5
I4 136 I59"5 I55"8 I53"0 lj.7"5 1\3"0 136·5 131·0 STANDARDS.
II X
13 X I6 I48 166·0 16.1·0 iox·o 159·0 154·5 150•5 145 'Q
INGS, HOAIRDINGS, &c. Petersburgh, No. uo, I2 ft. X II ins. X it ins. ~ l6S c. fl. _
Lon~o.n &_Dublin 120. 12 ft. x 9 ins. x J ins. = 270 ,,
STRAW, Weight of. LB.A. 1894-Digest. Chnstia.ma 120, II ft. x 9 ins. x 1i ins. == xo3g,,
I Truss 36 lbs, avoir. of straw. Quebec, long 120. ro ft. x II ins. x 3 ins. = 275
sw,.rt too, 12 ft . x 11 ins. x 21 ins. = 2ll~ "
I Load = II cwt. 64 lbs. ,, Application to Councii necessary with plans and 120 deals = I hundred. · "
I 36 trusses. particulars of construction. Temporary huildinga
of the warehouse class may not exeed 250,000 c. ft. 40 c. feet of unhewn timber , , •}
50 ,, . square ,, . . . .
STREETS. Copies of plans and particulars to be furnished to th11 6oo Superficial feet of I in . planks or deals
COUNTRY ROADS .-Carriage way 24 to 3oft. District Suneyor. 400 ,, u I~~n. ,, ,,

•40
License required for wooden structures, except ~ 00 ~n. ,, ,, = load. _
Fall from centre to side ~ of an inch to a foot. ,, ,, 2
l! 10.
1
hoardings enelosi12g vacant land and not exceedl.ng H U H It
Footpaths 6ft. each, wirh I" fall towards the road. 12 ft. in height, and of a movable or temporary :ooo ",, '' 3 !n. ",, ",,
Channel drains at sides of road draining into nature required ·by builder dutj.ng construction, 7 ,, Ji 1n.
ditch outside footpaths or drain about 3 feet alteration, or repair of building. ~~ c. feet'= 1 st~ck o1 ~~~d. ' "
below surface. This does not apply within the city, or to piles or 128 ,, = I cord of wood.
Bed of road should have same fall as surface. stores of loose timber, or to structures on th11 I j{::_are (100 ft. super.) of flooring requires:
The bottoming should consi"t of 8 to 12 inches of premises of Railway Cos., used for Railway par•
12! deals . I2 feet long for .reugh floors.
gravel, burnt ballast, chalk, oroken bricks or ha~d p<>Se8. 16 battens 12
core, formed in two layers. The surface should 12~ dea ls . 12 edges sh~t.
16~ battens 12
consist of 6 inches of broken granite, hardstone or
13 deals , 12 wrot :.'.nd laid folding.
pebbles. Pieces of broken granite, etc., should 17 batt~ns 12 ,,
,, wrota~ dlaidstr~ightjoint.
1
not be more tban 2 inches for bottom layers and THATCH ROOFS. 13! deals . 12
18 battens 12 ,, ,, ,. _,
I~ inches for surface. · Each layer should be
Pitch 45(1. Rye or oaten straw, 12 to 15 ins. 14 dea ls . 12 ,, wrot ploughed and tongue<h
<:onsolidated with a steam roller. Footpaths 19 battens 12 ,, ., ,, ,,
should have 4" of ballast, and be finished with thick on fir laths 12 inches apart. Ash or hazel
Non- About 5 :tis usuallv allowed oer square for waste._
2 to 3 inches of fine gravd or stone chips. tethe~ihgs split in half. Fix wiih buckles.
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Tim her-continued. Unitin g Buildings-continued. Walls -continued.
SCANTLINGS OF FIR T!MDERS IN GENERAL USE closed by two wrought iron d oors ~· in. thick in the CONSTIUC'l'ION OJI" WALLS UNDER THE L.B.A.,
AND N.UMBER OF FEET RUN PER FOOT CUBE, panel and the thickness of wall apart, fitted to rebated 1894.-Digest.
IN PETERSBURG STA~DARD. frames without woodwork, or by wrought iron sliding No part of any wall to overhang more than 6
f<'et run f.~ e- t run doors, or shutters fi tted into grooved or rebated iron inches. P rojections must be solidly corbelled out,
Ins. pPr C. ft . per std. frames. If thickness of wall be not less than 24 in., and the side of wall opposite to the corbelling be
r x 6 24 J900 or doors be at least 24 in. apart, the opening may be carried up vertically.
l X 7 20· :,7 3394 9ft. 6 in. high. Walls not built of stone, or brick, or other hard
I X II 13·09 21 6 0
~nd incombustible substances laid in horiiontal
1;{: :.. 6 r9 ·2 31 68
conrses, lo be Ii thicker than prescribed in Schedule.
1; x 7 16 ·44 2714 VENTILATION. The thickness of any dwellin g house wall built of
I1 X 9 12 ·8 2II2
it x tt 10°<1 7
10 ·66
1728
176o
Speed of incoming air should not exceed 2 ft. material other than above specified, sufficient if as
'>Chedule, or of such thickness as may be approved
11,\ x Q
~ x l(
per second.
S·i 2 1440 bv t he Council.
2 x 3 24 396o Each persnn requires 3,000 c. ft. of air per Hollow walls must have a wall one side. of oollow
2 x 4 18 2970 hour. If air be changed 3 or 4 times an hour, vf !he full thickness prescribed.
x 5 q ·39 2376
x 6 12 1980 750 to I ,ooo c. ft. of space should be provided Height of storeys are measured as fol;ov•• :·-Top
2 x 7 10·28 1697 per head. storey from underside of floor joists to 1mder surface
x d 14R5 ,,f roof tie, or covering, or to half the vertical height
x 9 l 1 3 20 An ordinary gas burner vitiates as much air as <>f rafters or other support of the roof.
2 X II 6·54 1080 I four persons, and will carry off about 4,000 c. ft . Other storeys {;om the undorside of joists to the
2~ x 5 11·51 19 00
of air per hour.
2.l x 6 n·6 1584 underside of joists of the storey over.
2h x 7 ~ ·22 I \<:i7 Air in lets should be from I to I~ times the area Heig-ht of external and part.v waJ.l is measured from
2; x 8 7·2 111<8
I of outlets, and should be distributed throughout top of footings or of bres.ummer to the top of the top·
2i x 9 6· 4 I0\6 most storey, whether tho wall be carri ed to the full
2, X II ;·23 ~Q4 an apartment. An upward direction should be height or no ; in the case of a gable without storevs
3 x J 16 2Cqo given to incoming air, and it should be admitted in the roof, to half the height of the gable. Length
J x 4 12 19do
3 x 4~ rn·66 176o above people's heads. of wall is from centre to centre of external, party, or
J x 6 8 JJ'20
Each apartment should have separate ventila- cross walls.
J x 7 0·85 I IJ I
tion, ahd means should be provided for carrying District Thickening walls only to be done after notice to
J x 8 6 900 Surveyor, to be executed wiLh brick or stone,
J x 9 5·33 Silo off the fumes of gas burners. in cement properly bonded to old work to the sati• -
J X II n6 720
An ordinary fire-place affords an outlet for faction of the District Survevor.
4 6 6 990
~ about 12,000 c. ft. per h our. Usual inlets are
4 5· 14
4 x u 4 WALLS FOR BUILDINGS NOT PUBLIC AND NOT
4 x 11 J"T7 540
vertical tubes, a wide bottom rail to lower rnsh OF THE W ARRHOUSE CLASS,
and high bead on inside of oak sill to admit air at
Thickness of patty and external walls.
BOARDS.
meeting rail without draught, and stoves and fire
places with warm air chambers. There are also U =Unlimited, R = Remaindet.

l
1
x 4
x 5
x 6
x 7
H II
x 4
x 5
I

tl x
x 9
X
it x 4
1± x 65
II
various means for warming and cleansing the air Max.
before admission.
Rule to find area of ventila/£ng tubes in J eet. - 25
Ma::r..
length
:ife!~. in feet.
30 Two storeys only. 8~ inches
x 4 throughout.
I~ ~
x 6
x 7
ti x 7
1± x "
Multiply the number of people in the room by 4,
and divide this product by 43 times the square
root of the height of the tubes in feet.--Tredgold.
u or over two storevs. Below top
storey, 13 ins. ; ·R., 8~ ins.
35 Below top storey, 13 ins.; R.,
RELATIVE PRICE OF TIMDER PER FOOT Table by Mr . Hood, showing cubic feyt of air 8~ ins.
CUBE AND l'ER PETERSDURG STANDARD.
discharged per minute through a ventilator with u One storey, l7t ins.; rest below top,
..
Per ft.
.o
d.
Per. Std.
£ s . d.
3 st
Per ft.
'· dI .
Per Std. an area of one square foot.
£ s. d.
8 ld Height of
so 30
23 ins. ; R., St ins.
One storey, 27t ins. ; rest below
top, l 3 ins. ; R. , 8~ ins.
i
0 9 Difference between T emperatu re in Room
~ IO~ 2 12 6 Ventila tor and Extern al Air.
0
.o
0 l
0
0 IO 3
0 13 q
3
4
IO
II
6
0 0
in Feet. , .o 10° 15 0 20.... 250
260
JOO
Two storeys, 17~ ins. ; R., 13 in•.
One storey, 21~ inches; next
10 n 6 i 64 200 235 284
17~
0
0
•3 l 7
•• l~
l
6
3
5
6
Il
I2
lj
7
9
6
1.5
20
1 42
164
20 2
232 ~i~
284
JJO
Jl$
368
324
404 60 45
storey, ins.: R. , 13 ins.
Two storeys, 17! in s. ; R., 13 ins.
0 4 0 7 13 l 3 25 184 260 318 J 68 410 450 u One storey, 2 1! ins. ; two storeys,
0 s 3 9 8 lj 15 0 30 201 284 17~ ins. ; R., 13 ins.
0 6 4 2 6 9 14 8 35 2r 8 300
347
316
403
436 :§~ 493
53 1 One storey, 21! ins.; two storeys,
0 7 4 16 IO 15 2 45
40 23; 320 403 465 518 570 11~ ins.; H.., 13 ins.
0 8 s 10 ~ II 15 16 248 4 27 551
0 9 6 3 9 0 16 IO 0
45
50 260
348
367 450
493
518 579
6o5
635
u One storey, 26 ins. ; two storeys,
0 10 6 17 6 21~ ins.; rest below top two
0 II 7 II 3 storevs, 17~ ins.; R., 13 ins.
l 0 8 0 VESTRIES.
' Shelf or niche in priest's vestry required for
Bo 45 One storey, 21! ins.; next three
storeys, 17~ ins.; R., 13 ins.
TURKISH BATH. u One storey, 26 ins.; three storeys,
Three rooms. The Tepidarium temperature
sacred vessels,and cupboards in priest's and choir's
vestries for surplices, etc. • • 1! ins. ; rest below top two
storeys, 17~ ins.; R. , 13 ins.
140°, the Calidarium 180° , the Laconicum 250°,
together with a combin ed cooling and dressing 45 One storey, 26 ins. ; one storey
21~ ins.; next three storeys, l7t
.room and a shampooing and douche room. WALLS. ins. ; R., I 3 ins.
The combined cooling and dressing room should u One storey, 30~ ins. ; on e storey,
be large, light, and a iry, divided into bays, or REQUIREMENTS OF THE INCORPORATED 26 ins. ; next thn·e store \·s, 2 It
divisions, 12' O" x 12' 0'', with space for 4 SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING BUILD · ins. ; rest below top two storeys,
ING OF CHURCHES.
.couches. 17~ ins. ; R., r3 ins .
Rubble One storey, 26 ins. i next two
Shampooing and douche room with benches, Dressed Stone or Flint 100 45
wall basins, douches, sitz bath, etc., and p lunge store ys, 21! ins. ; next three
or Brick. Faced. storeys, 17~ ins. ; R., 13 ins.
bath (20' o'' x 7' o" and 3' o'' to 4' 6'' depth Height up to 20 ft.} l' 10f'
.adjacent and en route to the cooling room. Span ,, 20 "
u One storey, 30! ins. ; next two
storevs, 26 ius. ; next three
Internal walls, floors, and ceilings of hot rooms Height up to 30 ft. } 2 • 3'' storeys, 211 ins. ; rest below top
.should have a cavity and be faced with materials, •' 6"
Span over 20 ft. two, 17~ ins . ; R., 13.
not affected by high temperature, and capa ble Height over 30 ft. 2' 7~" 3' o" 120 4'5 One storey, 30~ ins. ; next two
of constant cleaning with water. Arcade walls measured from pavement; gable storeys, 26 in s. ; next two storeys,
Best material for walls and ceilings glazed walls to half height of roof. 2 I~ in s. ; next three storeys, 171
bricks, the ceiling arched or vaulted. F loors, Where no buttresses or span exceeds 24 ft., thick· ins.; R., 13 ins .
rubbed York stone. ness of walls should be increased; walls of fl int must u One storey, 34~ ins.; next two
ba.-e quoins of brick or stone. I storevs, 30! ins. ; next two
(JNITING BUILDINGS. Hollow walls, 3 in. space, perforated bondi~~ storeVs, 26 ins. ; next three
bricks 12" lon$' 6" wide in a continunus row, with storeys, 21~ ins.; rest below top
L .B. A CT, 1894.- Digest.
Only allowed when adapted for one occupation. t8" to~' o"vert1cal distance apart (iron ties not admis- two storeys, 1 7~ ins. : R. l 3 ins ·
.Openings in walls dividing buildings, which taken sible\. In stone walls flag stones make a good bond. If any storey exceeds in height sixteen times th e
12" of solid work under roof plate of 2 courses of bond- thickness prescribed for its walls, the walls must be
-together would exceed 2 50,000 c. ft. , are subj ect t o ing bricks and 2 courses of ord i na~y bricks. Or ca•ity, increased to t~ of the height of the storey and the
-the followin g conditions : Openings not to exceed 1~" filled every foot in height with bo1hng asphalte thickness of the walls below must be increased t o a
7 ft. in width, 8 ft . in height, and taken together no or other damp-proof composition, but insertmg no \ like extent, but such additional thickness, as also the
to exceed half the length of the wall. The floor crossties ; keep ca.-ity clear of mortar and dry,
.Jambs al).d heads to be of brick, stone, or iron, an increase of thickness re quired in case of a wall
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PARIS EXHIBITION, 1900-·AWARDED 2 GOLD M EDALS AND 1 SILVER MEDAL.

BOYLE'S AIR iNLET BRACKETS FIT'rED WITH REGUUTING VALVES & DEFLECTING SHIELI S, '
11'.EGISTERED DESIGNS.)

No. 245. No. 246. No. 247. section. No. 249 .

.PRICE LIST.
18 in. by 8 in . by 3 in.
No . 245 .
£0 7 6 £0
No. 246.
8 6
N 0. 247. 1
£0
No. 248.
10 6 r8 in. by 6 in. by 6 in . £0 I 3 6 20 in. by 8
I in. by 3 in .
No. 249
£0 IB 6
I 8 .. 9 ,, 3i! ,, o 9 o 0 IO 6 0 l 2 6 i I8 " 6~ " 6i! ' ' 0 I 5 0 I 20 I I 9 " 3~ " I 0 0
20 " I O •• 4 ,, 0 IO 6 0 12 6 0 14 6 1 20 ,. 7~ ,. 71 ,. 0 I 7 6 1 23 ,, IO " 4 " I 2 6
24 " 12 " 5 " 0 I5 0 0 17 6 0 19 6 2.f " 8~ " 8 ~ .. I 2 6 27 ,, !2 ,, 5 ,, I 7 6
24 ., I 2 ,, 6 ,1 0 I6 6 0 I8 6 l 1 0 24 " l 0 ,, l 0 ,. I 6 O 28 ,, !2 ., 6 ,, I IO 0
AIR FILTERS, 6d. to 2&, extra,

To fit Flush with Wall.

(RR G I ST E RE D DE S I G NS .)
No. 255.
No 2 57.
PRICE LIST.
No. 255. No. 256. N o . 25 7. N o. :z58.
9 in. by 7 in . by 6 in. .. £0 8 6 £0 9 6 JO in b y 6 in. b y 8 in. .. £0 8 6 £0 9 6
10 8
" 7 "
0 IO 6
0 12 0
0 12 0 I IO ,, 8
"
8
8 "
0 IO 6
0 12 0
0 12 0
II 9 8 " 0 T4 0 JO JO 0 14 0
12
"
IO
"
0 I4 6 0 18 (' IO " ! 2 " 8 " 0 14 6 0 I~ 0
" " 9 " " " "

BOYLE'S AIR INLET TUBES,

Fitted with Regulating Valves and. Deflecting Shields.
{REG !STE RED D E SIG NS.)
Nn 233. No. 234. N o. 235.
5ft. 9 in . by 8 in.by3 in . .. £016 6 /r I 6 £r 5 o
5 ,. 9 ,, 9 ,1 4 ., 0 18 6 I 4 0 I 8 6
5 " 9 " IO " 4~ " I r n I 7 0 I 12 0
5 . 1 9 ., I 2 " 5 ,, I 5 0 I I2 6 I I7 6
5 ,, 9 ,, 1 2 6 ,, I 6 6 I 15 0 2 2 O
Air Filters 6d. to 2s. extra.

These Air Inlets are made of Galva nised Steel, and Painted.
N .B .- When specifying or or dering, the follow in g fo rmul a sho ul d be used :-11 Boyie's Al r
Inlet (Tu bes, Brackets, or Panels, as required.) N o. , S i ze: , No. req uired ,
P rice, each ."
NOTE.-E ach. Inle t h as.the acco mpa ny in g- T rade I
BOYLE'S AIR INLET I
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Mark affi xed, without whic h none ar"!: (!en m ne. _ _ •

ROBERT BOYLE & SON. LTD.,

VENTILATI NG ENG•NEERS,
i
i 64, Hol born Viaduct, /110, Bothwel IStreet
' LONDON. GLASGOW.
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NO OTHER ADDRESSES AND NO AGENTS.

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See Page 3 for Illustrations and Price Lists of BOYLE'S
PATENT .' 'AIR-PUM P " VENTILATORS.
~o 233 .
Section .
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Walls-continued. Walls·-continued.
r WATER SERVICE.
exceeding 60 feet in height and 45 feet in length, Ends of timbers not allowed in party walls, may be j SUPPLY REQUIRED FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES,
may be confined to PIERS, the collective width o! on corbels or templates of iron, stone, or vitnfi eu ' Domestic, 17 to 20 gallons per head per day.
which not to be less than one fourth the length stoneware tailed in 8~ inches or supported to satis - Cottages with dry earth system, IO gallons per
of the wall.
faction of District Surveyer. bead per day.
No storey with walls less than r3 inches thick mar PARAPJ£TS, Where gutter of combustible material
exceed ro feet in height between the floor and the adjoins external wall, carry up wall as parapet Hospitals, 25 gallons per head per day.
ceiling or tie of roof. Barracks, I 6 ,, ,,
8~ inches thick, I ft, higher than gutter.
Walls for buildings of the warehouse class, i.e., a Stables, 16 ,, per 'horse.
warehouse, factory, manufactory, brewery, or dis. PARTY WALLS ABOVE ROOF. In warehouse
t!llery, and any oth~r bi:ildinl;' exceeding in extent
I 50,000 c. feet, which is neither a public nor a
domestic building,
8'
class to be thickness of top storey, other building•
inches thick above roof fiat or gutter. In ware·
house buildings exceeding 30 ft. high, 3 ft., and in
,,
,,
,,
IO
I2
I6
,,
., ,
,,
per 2 wheeled carriage.
per cart or waggon.
per 4 wheeled carriage.
U = unlimited. other buildings 15 inches high, measured at right Cactle houses IO ,, per cow.
Max. Max. Max. angles to slope of roof or above highest part of fiat ,, I ,, per sheep or pig.
or gutter. Also 12 inches higher and wider than any
~~i~:t ~~"f~h Thickness
at base.
1
fnnft~h Thickness
at base. erection of combustible material within 4 ft. and
In manufacturing towns, 30 gallons per head of
25 u r3 ins. population.
45 2r~ ins. also above any roof opposite and within 4 ft.
Cisterns should hold 2 to 3 days' supply when
30 45
TT
13 "
r7~ ,,
u •
2r~ i1.<s .
CHASES IN PARTY WALLS not to be widrr than
service is intermittent, and one day's supply when
45 r4 inches or deeper than 4~ inches, or to leave less
3. . 13 " u • than 8~ inche• at back and not to be within 7 ft. of constant.
Average rainfall, 20 inches per annum each
45 r7f ,, 45 26 ins. any other cha.te on same side, or r3 inches of external
u u •
so 30
45
21~ "
'7f "
2I~,,
IOO 45
u
26 ins.
•
wall.
MATERIALS. BRICKS, g-0od hard sound, well , I
square inch of surface.
I inch of rainfall per yard super = ab()ut 4~
u burnt same quality below surface of ground and £allons. If rainwater is the source of supply,
45
u
26
2!
26 ,,
,,
I20 45
v .
3r ins. above' roofs. Cutters and maims may be used in provide for 4 months.
arches over recesses and openings in or facings ol
ext~rnal walls. ·- WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
"'These walls to be increased m thic1mess from STONE free from vents, cracks, and sand holes, LINEAL MEASURE.
h e base to within r6 feet from the . top of the wall aiid laid on natural bed.
by 4 ~ inches. Such increa se~ thickness may b e I Palm = 3 inches.
confined to piers, whose total width shall not be less MORTAR of freshly burnt lime and clean sharp I Hand = 4 inches.
than one forth the length of the wall. 1and or grit without earthr matter, r to 3, I Span = 9 inches.
CEMENT, Portland or cement of rqual qual1t, I Foot = 12 in ches.
The thickness of the wall at the top, and for r6 •pproved by District Surveyor, clean sharp sand 01
feet below, to be r3 inches; and the intermediate I Yard = 3 feet.
grit, r to 4, Ell = 45 inches o r 5 quarter yards.
parts between base and such r6 feet below top, to be Burnt ballast or broken brick may be substituted
built solid throui:-hout the space between straight Pace = 5 feet .
for sand if mixed with lime in a mortar mill.
lines drawn on each side of the wall adjoining th<' Pole (perch nr rod) = 16 ft. 6 in, = St yards
thickness at the base to the thickness at r6 feet DAMP COURSE, To be approved hy Distric1 = 8 Cheshire yards.
below the top. In "alls not exceeding 30 feet high Surveyor, To be not less than 6 inches belo" I Link = 7·92 inches.
the topmost storey may be 9 inches thick, provided lowest floor. Chain = 66 ft . = IOO links.
the he ight of the storey does not exceed ro feet. External walls of habitable rooms or their appur-
tenances or cel!.ars which abut against earth to be Furlong = 660 ft. = IO chains.
If in any storey the thickness of the wall is less
Statute mi le = 5280 ft. = 1760 yards 80
than h part of the height, th e wall to be increased protected by approved impervious material.
in thickness to -h part, and the thickness of each cha ins = 8 furlongs.
COPINGS to parapet and party wrtlls, hard brick League = 3 miles.
external and party wall below that storey to b~ on edge in cement or other waterproof and fire·
incrPased to a like extent, but such additional thick· Geographical mile or knot = 6282·66 ft,
resisting material.
ness may be confined to piers properly distributed , I Degree = 60 knots.
the collective widths amounting to one fourth of the CONCRETE WALLS. Portland cement and clean Circumference of earth 360 degrees.
length of the wall. Thames, or pit ballast, or gravel, or broken brick, or I Admiralty mile or knot = 6080 ft.
The thickness of any wall, if built of material• stone or furnace clinkers with clean sand.
r ce~ent, 2 sand, 3 ballast of size to pass through a I Fathom = 6 ft.
other than those before sprcihed, may be as thb 1 Cable length = 720 ft. = 120 fathoms.
schedule, or as approved by the County Council. • inch rin~.
Proportions to be strictlv observed, to be carefully SQUARE MEASURE.
CROSS WALLS. mixed with clean water; !f by hand t he material to I sq . foot = 144 sq. inches.
To be~ thickness of external or party wall, but be turned over dry before water is acded. Walls to I sq. yard = 9 >q. feet.
never less th~n 8~ ins. To be deemed a cross wall be carried up regularly and in parallel frames of 1 sq. pole =''i'30t sq. yards
it must be carried up to floor of the top 5torey, and 272;! sq. feet,
equal h eight, surface of concrete filled in the frame
in each storey the aggregate extent of recesses and to be left rough to form a key for the next frame of I sq . rood = 40 sq. poles.
openings must not exceed one half of face of wall . concrete. I acre = 4 sq. roods = IO sq. chains = 4840 sq.
When a cross wall becomes in any part an external Thickness of concrete walls to at least equal the yarns.
wall, the wall is to be of the thickness of an external thicknesses prescribed :or brick walls by the r2th r hectare = 2·471 acres.
wall. section of the B. Act, 1855, and the first schedule~" 1 sq . inile = 640 acres.
RECESSES AND 0FENINGS IN EXTERNAL
WALLS, Least thickness of back 8' inches. Area
above ground floor not to exceed half total area.
Concrete party walls and chimney stacks above I yard of land = 30 acres.
roof to be re ndered with Portland cement. I hide of land = 100 acres.
I baroney = 40 hides.
RECESSl!:S IN PARTY WALLS. Least thickness WATER CLOSETS.
I chain wide = 8 acres per mile.
of back r3 inches. Over every recess two ring brick Should be well lighted a nd ventilated and I Irish acre = 7840 sq. yards.
arch, except recesses for lifts. When'l recess not always at least one external wall. I Scotch acre = 6 I 50 sq. yards.
more than 4~ inches corbelling may be substituted W. C. in men's quarters should be useable as
for arches. Area not to e~ceed half total area of urinals.
wall. J{ecess not to be within 13~ inches of inner CuHJC Mv.A,u1,&.
Framing of encased W.C.'s should be fitted I c. foot = I 728 c. inches.
face of external wall. Sanction to modification may
be given. together with brass cups and · screws for easy I c. yard = 27 c. f~et.
removal, and inside of framing should be painted,
TIMBE1l IN EXTERNAL WALLS. Except bres- SCOTCH LI:>:l'Al. Mr-:A~Ulu>:.
summers, storey po•ts, and frames of doors and win- and floor under should be of impervious material.
Ell~ . Y:irds. Fn•t. Tns.
dows to shops, to be sot back 4 inches from face. Height of seat from floor I ft. 3 in., ditto for
8 furlong~ = I m il1• = 1920 = 1984 = 59::;2 = 71424
Loophole frames and frames of doors and windows children IO in . to I 2 in. ro chains = 1 fur . 240 = 248 = ;44 = 8928
may be flush. Council may exempt oak, teak, or
other wood from this provision subject to satisfaction
L.C,C. BYE LAWS.
At least one side an external wall abutting on
i falls
6 dis
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1
I
cha in
fall 24 :: ·J:~ :: ;~:a :: 802 ·8
223·•
of the District SurYeyor. 57·2
street, or yard, or garden, or open space of roo sq. ft.
BRESSUMMEAS. 4 inchts bearing at least on Not to be approached from room used for habitation, SCOTCH SQUARE MEASURE.
piurs or storry posts in additi<;>n to bearing on. walls. manufacture, or storage of food for man, or used as a Imp. sq. ft. Yards.
District Surveyor may require additional piers or I sq. ell
factory, workshop, or workplace. Where a w.c. 9
supports. Ends of wood bressummers not to be abuts such a room, a dividing wall of brick or other
J6 ,, ells
16 ,, falls
I sq. 3r~;b~~~1~ riW :
n1·arer than 4 inches to centre of party wall . Me· I ,, chain = 6rn·4r2789351
solid material must extend from floor to ceiling. 40 ,, falls = 2! chains = 1 ,, rood = 1526·031973J7
tallic bressummers to have space at end for expan- Any w.c. with external entrance must have imper· 4 ., roods or ro chains = 1 acre = 576o ells =
sion equal to i in. for every ro ft. or part of ro vious floor with fall to door of half-an-inch to the foot. 6104 · 127893
ft. of length. W.C. below surface of ground, and approached from LENGTHS OJ! A FOOT IN DIFFE"RENT
PLATES AND BOND TIMBERS. Not to be in area or other open space available for ventilation,
COUNTRIES.
party wall. Ends of wood joists and beams bearing least space 40 sq. ft., and width at least S ft. across,
-0n party walls to be at least 4 inches from centre. and not covered except by open grating. w.c. to Eng. Ins. Enir. Ins. Eng. Ins.
Spain II 'OJ Denmark } 12 . Portugal 12·¢
TEMPLATES OR CORBELS OF STONE or iron have a window with at least 2 sq. ft. to open into Holland 11 ·14 & Norway JS Russia 13 ·75
external air. Additional ventilation by air brick, or
"Under bressummer in party walls, to be full width of
bressummers, and at least half the thickness of walls. shaft, or other effectual method. IAmerica.
Sweden 1r6g
12·00
Prussia
Austria
12·36
ra·45
France,
metre 39·37
 357
Weights and Measures-continued. Weights and Measures-continued. Weights and Measures-continued.
LENGTHS OF A MILE IN DIFFERENT Cylindrical inches ,. .2o65 cast iron. 30"250 I06"37S 2·34s I 71J
COUNTRIES. .2r66 wrou ght iron 33 ·062 I90·109 2·397 I'79
Eng. Yds. . Eng. Yds . Eng. Yds. .2223 ,,
stee l. 36 216 2·4-1 9 , ·sr
Russian I roo Insh 2200 Swedish & Danish 7233 .2533 "
copper. s9·002 244·I40 2'SOO I'84
Italian q67 Polish 4400 Hungarian 8630 . 2385 "
brass . 42'2SO 274·625 2·549 I'86
English 176o Spanish 5028 Norwegian I2400 . 2042 zinc . 4s·562 307·s46 2·598 1·88
~1~·078 ~:~~~ : :~;
Scotch 1984 G erman 5866 Fre nch L eague 3666 . 3223 lead. 49
.207 tin . Sl'S62
STATUTE AND CUSTO~!ARY MEASUREMENT OF S6'250 421·81s 2·1.18 I '9S .
. 3854 = cwl~. mercury.
PERCHES AND Acrrns. Avoi~dupois 1bs. ,, .009
6o·o62 46S'484 2']83 I '97
Statute P e rch, 16·5 x 16·5 ft. = 272'25 sq. ft. or 4840
aq. yds. = 1 acre.
. 00o45 =tons . ~·o62 Sl2
56rsxs
2· 828
2'872
2
2·oz
Millimetre ... = .039 (about ,ft) inch. 72'250 614·12s 2·9 I5 2'04
Devonshire & Somerset Perch, 15 x 15 ft. = 22s sq. ft. I
76·562 669·921 2·958 2 '06
or 4000 sq. yds. = I acre. I Inch = ::r:.51 (about2~)ce nti111e tres.
1 Metre = 3 ft . 3il inches (about ' fr 81 729 3 2'08
Cornwall Perch, 18 x 18 ft . = 324 sq. ft. or 576o sq. 8s·s62 79r4s3 3·04I 2·oq
yds. = I acre. yards) .
I Kilometre ... = . 6z14 (about!) mile. 90·25 8S7'37S 3·082 2'1I
Lancashire Perch, 21 x ~1 ft. = 441 sq. ft. or 7810 sq. 9s·o62 926·Bs9 3'12' 2 ·I3
yds. = 1 acre. 1 Mile r.009 (about It ) kilometre. 100 1000 3·16'.z 2·1 ,c;
Cheshire & Staffordshire Perch, 24 x 24 ft. = 576 sq. 10yo62 1076·89 3 ·zor 2· r 7
ft. or 10 1 240 sq. yds. = I acre. . I Square centimetre .. . . 155 square inch .
6.451 (about 61.) square c/ m. Il0'2,50 II 57 ·625 3 ·2 40 2·18
S co tch Perch, I8·5 x 18·5 ft. = 339 ·17 sq. ft. or 6rso sq. I Square inch .. .
Square metre I.I96 (about rf) square yds., u5·s62 124.-296 3·278 2'20
yds. = I acre, 1
II 121 I 3j I ,·316 2 ·22
or 10~ square fee t.
STATUTE AND CUSTOMARY MEASUREMENT OF I Square yard .836 (about./) sq. me tre. II! Iz6·s62 I423·828 3'3S4 2'24
I Square foot .093 square metre. II!r I32'ZSO I 520'87S 3·391 2'2S
LINKS, PERCHES, AND CHAINS. ui 138·062 I622·234 3·427 2·27
= Link . Links = Perch . Perches = Chait\ x Acre 4000 square metres.
i: 1 1
I Hectare 2.47 (about 2;) acres. 11 >41 I728 .1·464 .-28
of 100 l ink~ .
11
Statute T 92 25 16' 5 4 66 o"1
RELATIVE COST OF TONS, CWTS., QRS., ETC.
Devonshire & } x Cu hie metre 1.31 (about r!) cubic yds.
2S 15' 0 11 601 o" . 764 (about i ) cubic me tre. WHEN THE PRI CE PER r.n . rs GIVEN •
Somerset
Cornwall 25 18 1 0 11 72 1 d 1 : §~~:~ lC:f... .0283 cubic metre. Per lh. Per 14 lb. Per qr. Per cwt. Per ton.
Lancashire &
25 21 1 0
11
84 1 d' I Litre .2I3 gallons (about I!/ pts) .
s. d. £ •. d. £ s. d. £ •. d. £ •. d.
Irish
I Gallon .. . 4.54 (about 4!) litres . 0 ~ 01 0 Jf 0 0 7 0 2 4 2 6 8
Cheshire & 24' o" 961 0 11 0 0 0 0 7 0 I 2 0 4 8 4 IJ 4 f
Stafford II'52 25 4 I Cubic foot .. . 28.3 litres. 0 0 0 IOlr 0 9 0 7 0 7 0 0
Scotch s·ss s''
2S 4 18 1 74' o''
.035 oz. or about 15~ grs.
01 012 0 4 094 968
I Gramme 0 Il: 0 I St 0 2 II 0 II 8 II I3 4
To reduce statute measure to customary, and 1 Kilogramme z.205 (about 2k) lbs. 0 I' 0 I 9 0 .J 6 0 14 0 14 0 0
I Cwt. so.8 (ab. 51) kilogrammes. o 1 i! o 1 • I6 6 f
rice versa : - o 2 ot o 16 4
0 2 0 2 4 0 4 8 0 I8 8 I8 IJ 4
EXAMPLE.-In 25 acres, 2 roods, 20 perches I Foot pound .138 (about ~) kilogram-
statute, how many acres, etc.,
customary measure of r 5 feet to
1 Kilogrammetre
I Atmosphere (pressure) = 14. 70 pounds.
metres.
.. . = 7.z33 (about 1i)foot pounds. ~ ~ ~ ~ I~: ~ ~7 l~
0 J 0 J 6 0 0
:II
8
~ iO ~;
~~ I~
6 :0
a perch? I Pound per squa.re inch
(pressure) ... = .068 atmosphere. 0 ~ 0 3 9t 0 i l I ro a ~ 6 8
25 acres 2 roods 20 perches= 4, 100 perches.
Multiply 4,100 perches by the number of square
Pound per square inch
(pressure) .07 kilos per square c/m.
~ ~i ~ ! ~t ~ 8 ~ : ~~ 0 ~ I~ ~
0 4 0 4 8 0 9 4 I I7 4 3·7 6 8
feet in a statute perch, viz., 272·25, and divide by J!I = ·03125 a~ = ·65625 ~ = ·2Bs6

~
o 4:!
the number of square feet in the customary perch ;
and vice versa to find the statute measure when
h = ·o625
r& = •09375
u
= ..6875
~ = "7I87s
·4284
~ = ·s696
'= 0 S
o 4 nlr
0 5 J
0 S 6t
0 S IO
o 9
0
0
0
IO
II
II 8
11
6
I
1 I9 8
2 2
4
6
0
4
8
39 13 4
42
44
0
6
46 I3 4
0
8
the customary measure is given.- ii= ·125 i = ·75 ~ = · 714 0 5l: 0 6 I~ 0 I2 3 2 9 0 49 0 o
In many old surveys and old plans, the contents 11e = ·1s12s ~ = ·8s86
56i
,/!, = "I5625 0 s~ 0 6 5 0 I 2 10 2 II 4 $I 6 8
are given in local or customary meas.ure. ~. = ·187s M = ·8I2s = 'IHI Or ·i: a 0
0
0 6 Bir
0 7 0
0 I3
0 14
s
0
2 13 8
2 16 0
S3 I3 4
56 0 0
;. = ·21875 H = ·8437s 8 = ·22222 or ·2
l = ·2s l = •875 = ·44444 or a ·4 000 6~ ~ ~ ~t ~ ~1 ~ ~ I~ a ~ I 63 8
LIQUID AND CAPACITY MEASUit.K. /., = ·2812s ~ = ·9o625 .g = .,S55 or ·i; 617 o 7
8
roji o IS 9
I6 4
3 3 o
~ s 4
63
65 6 8
o ~
= = /!: = ·3125 ti= '937S ~ = ·77777 or ·7 0 0 2 0
I
l
pint
quart
4 gills
=
2 pints
·020051
·040102
c. feet.
,, M = ·34375
ii= ·375
*
= ·96875 3 = ·88888 or ·8
! = ·3333 or ·3 flJ = ' I ~ 8a
0 8
0 8
0 9
5lr
9
ot
0 I6
0 17
0 I8
II
6
I
3 7 8
3 IO 0
3 12 4
67 I3 4
70 o O
72 6 8
1 gallon .= 4 quarts = ·160408 ,,
i = ·6666 or ·6 ,a,, = ·3 0 0 9 4 0 18 8 3 14 8 74 I3 4
peck .l= 2 gallons = H = ·4062s
~~
I ·320816 ,, 0 9 71• 0 19 3 I7 0 77 0 0
.;. = •4375 %= '2 :r~ = ·7
l bushel = 4 pecks = 1 ·283264 ,,
g = ·4
0 9 II 0 I9 10 3 I9 4 79 6 8
I quarter = 8 bushels = 101266I12
H = ·46875 -lo= ·9 0 IO 211 I 0 S 4 I 8 81 13 4
l wey = 5 quarters= 5 I·330560
~ = ·5 = •6 t .;., = ·083 3 0 9 0 IO 6 I I 0 4 4 0 84 O O
" H = ·53125 ! ,.., = ·,p 66 8<I 6 8
~~
= ·8 0 IO 9~ I I 7 4 6 4
last = 2 weys = w2·66!l20
I
" /a = ·562s
N = ·5q375
1 = 'I66
&= ·83
.;., = ·5833
H = ·9166
0 II
~ :: a' I I
l
2
2
2
Q
4 8 8
4 II 0
88 I3 4
91 O O

I
I oz.
AVOIRDUPOIS WEIGHT.
drachm = 27! grains.
= 4371 grains = 16 drachms.
& = ·62s
CUBE ROOTS.
+
~ ·1428
SQUARES, CUBES, SQUARE ROOTS, AND
0

00 I
0 IO
IO
I~ ~ ~~ I~lr
0 I2 611
I
I
! !~i !
5
Ii
I 5 0 4
999i
100 6
I~
:
S
O II 0 I2 IO I 5 8 S 2 8 IOZ I3 4
i lb. = 16 oz. No. Square. Cube. Sq. Root. Cube Root.
III 0 13 Ill I 6 3 S S 0 I05 O o
I qr. = 28 lbs. "OI5 ·0019 ·353 ·s 0 11.
0
II ~ ~~ §~ : ~ I~ ~ ~ a

I
107 6 8
I cwt. = II2 lbs. ·o62 ·ors 6 •500 •629 0
8 0 5 ~~ I~ ~
I ton =
20 cwt. "I40
·2 50
·0527
·1250
·61z
•707
·7:11
· 793
I
I
0
O~
oit
0 14
0 I 4 Jji
0 I
I 8 7 S I4 4
12 O
II4 6 8
•390 ·244 ·790 ·855 I 0 I4 7 I 9 Z 5 I6 8 II6 13 4
TROY WEIGHT.
·562 •421 •866 ·9o8 I Ol 0 I4 IOj- I 9 9 g Ii 0 II9 0 O
I
I
dwt.
oz.
=
24 grains.
= 20 dwt. I I
•765 .

1·265
I
•669
I '423
"93S
rooo
I'o6o
·956
~ :; ~t
~ 15 9
: ~~
1 I I
Ii
6
6
6
3
6 O
! ~~~ I~
126 O o
!
~i
I lb. = 12 oz. 1•562 I' 9S3 I'1I8 0 I6 a; I lZ 6 8 4 128 6 8
2 0 I6 4 I I2 6 IO 8 I30 I3 4
DECIMAL EQUIVALENTS. I"890 2'599 1·172
I'z24 I 2i 0 16 7t I 13 3 6 I3 0 I33 0 0
2·250 3·37s z.< 0 t6 6
Lineal feet multiplied by .00019 = miles. I II I IJ IO 15 4 135 6 8

:I
2'6IO 4·z9I !'274
,, yards .000568 = ,, 3·o62 S"3S9 1 ·322 I 2i 0 17 2~ I 14 S 6 17 8 I37 I3 4
0 17 6 I I5 0 7 0 0
u
Square inches .007 = square feet. 6·s91 1'369 l 3 t40 0 0
3·s15
. ,, yards .0002067 = acres. 2 8 1'414 0 I7 9l I IS 7 7 2 4 I42 6 8
Circular inches ,, .00546 = square fee t. 4 I 0 I8 I I I6 7 4 8 144 I3 4
Cyliodricalinches ,, .000.~546 = cubic foc t. 2~ 4·s1s 9·s95 I".\57
I"SOO ~ :~ $11 16 9 7 7 0 147 0 0
s·o62 11·39 0 l

ii
= cubic yards. 4
~ I; a
,, feet I 149 6 8
Cubic inches
.0290C)
.00058 = cubic fePt.
5·6-10 13·396 1·5 +1
1·5S I I 4t o ,3 "' : :; ,i 151 13
~§:~~~
6·250
"
feet
,.,
.03704 = cubic yards.
6.232 = impe rial g allons.
6·890
20·796
1·620
,.6,s
I !l5 0
0
19
19
J
ot
I 18 6
I Iq I
7 14 0
7 I6 4
154
IS6 6 8
0 0

~!
7'562 I 0 I9 IO I9 8 7 I88
,, inches .0036o7 8·265 2n 63 1·695 I S8 13 4
Cylindrical feet ,, 4.8q5
9 z7 l '73z
1 Si I 0 rt 0 3 8 I 0 16 1 0 0
I S~ I 0 §1r 2 0 IO 8 J 4 I6J 6 8
. '·' inches " .002832 9·76s 3o·s17 1" 767
C ub ic inches = lbs.''avs. of ~;s t iron. Si!
,1 .263
~~ o . ~ ~ i~ ~ :~~ I~ ~
1·802 I
10· 5 62 34'3.28 6
.28I wrou g ht 1I"390 s B·443 1·837
.283 stee l. 12·25 0 42' 87s 1·870 6± I I 3t 2 2 7 8 IO 4 I70 6 8
,, copper. I 6,J. I I 7 2 3 2 8 I2 8

!I
.3225 13·140 47·634 1·903 I 72 13 4
brass. 1·936 I 6t I I l~ 2 3 9 8 15 O 17 5 0 0
.3037
" 14 ·o62 sz·734

...
. 26 zinc . 1"968 7 I 2 2 2 4 4 8 17 4 I 77 6 8
15 · 015 sB'rBs
. 4103 lead . I6 64 2 73: I 2 Sir 2 4 II 8 19 8 179 I3
I 29 25 6 9 20
.2636 tin.
,, mercury.
I8 ·o62 76·765 2·o61 I ~i 13 ot z61 944
182
184 6 8
0 0
.4908 20·~ 5 0 91 · 12s :z·r21
22·56• 0)'17 I 2·1 79
25 125 2·236
358
Wire Gauge- continued. Wire Gauge-continued.
Weights and Measures-continued.
. oi 3 7~ 2
2
7 3
7 IO
9
9
9
II
0
4
109
I91
0
6 WARRINGTON "W1RB GAUGE.
WIRK! WEIGHT IN LBS . PllR LINEAL FOO'I,
Lbs. per Lineal Foot.
l

l 9
ii l
3 II
4 2~
4 6
2
2
8 5
IJ 0
9
9
I3
I6
8
0
I93
I96
I3
0 c Mk.
No.
Si-ze.
Inch.
Mk.
No.
Size.
Inch.
Mk.
No.
Size.
Inch.
B.W.
Gauge. Iron. Steel. Brass. Copper.
2 9I8 I98 6 8 ·090 "3SI7
9l; 4 9~ 9 7 4 110 1/2 4 ·229 13 0 ·3058 · 3092 ·3343
2 IO 0 8 200 13 4 ·079 ·28I5 ·2962
9~ l 5 I to 2
203 0 o . 6/o 1s/ 32 5 ·209 14 I ·2s15 ·26o4
I 5 $~ 2 IO 9 IO 3 0 6 '191 IS ·o6g ·2134 '2IS7 ·2332 ·2454
I 9i! 8 5/0 7/I6 I
2 II 4 IO 5 205 6 x6 ·06:15, or ll1 'I970 ·2072
I IO
1 xol:
I
I
5
5 11~ 2 1I 11 IO 7 !0 207
210
IJ
0 0
4/0
3/0
I3/32
3/8
7
8
"I74
'I59 17 ·053 3
4
'I802
•15II
'I822
'I528 •1652 'I738
2 12 6 18 ·047 "IJ62 'I433
~ i~
IO IO 'I46 "1259
I IOi 6 h 2/0 II/32 9 5 •1246
2 13 I IO 12 4 2I2 IO 'I33 19 ·041 ·u57 ·1251 •1316
I 101-
214 IJ 0 ·326 6 'II45
1 6 IO 2 IJ 8 10 14 8 4 IO~ ·12s, or It 20 .036 •0925 '09JS 'IOII 'Io6!
l II '300
0 217 0 fi ·083
I II~
Ill
I 7 I~
I 7
2 14 3
2 14 IO
IO 17
10 1 9
s 21 9 6 8I 2 '274
·25, or i
I I
I2
' II7
'Io, or ?u
or
22
·031s. or
· o~8
•0729
·o66o
·0737
·0668
'0797
•0722 ·0759
I
~~ I 221 13 3 9 'OS7I
~I
I II I 7 2 15 5 II IO •0496 ·oso2 ·0543
I 8 0 2 16 0 II 4 0 224 0 ·0418 ·04s2 ·0475
2 0 II ·04I3
·03I8 ·0343 ·0361
a ·0314 ·0269
:~~~~
WELLS. 13 ·0234 ·0236
·0169 ·0171 ·019s
14 ·0158
CONTENTS IN GALLONS PER FOOT OF DEPTS. 15 ·0137 ·0139 ·015 0
·0121
·0106 ·0115
Ft. Ins.
5 o dia. Hgallons.
Ft. Ins.
6 o dia. I76 g-allona. I B. w. G. FOR SILVER AND GOLD.
16
17
I8
·0105
•0080
·0061
·0081
·0062
·0087
·0067
·0092
·0010
3 6 6o 7 0 240 No. Thickness. 'OOSI 'OOS4
8 0 No. Thickness. No. Thickness. I9 ·0047 ·0047
4 0 78 314 inches. inches . ·0033 ·0034 '0037
6 9 0 397 inches. 20 ·0032 ·oou
4 99 ·095
0 "
·0019
0 " 123 IO 400 I ·004 13 ·036 •s 21 ' OC>I7 ·0018
5 ·103
" " 2 ·005 14 ·041
·047
26
27 ·n3
WIRE GAUGE. 3 ·oqB IS
I6 ·051 28 ·120
4 ·010
IMPERIAL STANDARD WIRE GAUGE. "OS7 29 ·120
s ·013 I7
18 ·o6I 30 ·126
Table drawn up by the Iron and Steel Wire Manufac- 6 ·013
t:arers' Association, showing the lengths, weights, and ·ors 19 ·064 JI 'I33
7 20 ·067 32 '!43
breaking strains of iron wire under th e new rules which 8 ·016
came into force 1tiarch 1, 1884. ·019 21 ·072 33 '14S WORKHOUSES.
22 ·074 34 ·148
! ~.
~ IO ·024
·077 3S ·rs8 Economy of space bas to be stud ied, so special
~.5 d ~]~ Break'g strains ~gi, II ·029 23
~~
Weight of
.,g ~·--: ba'g.~ ~,
12 ·~34 24 "082 36 '167 attention to ventilation. Allow minimum space
'; ~ Diameter. u ... O' too
:J ::X::=' ~~ An- B.
o•
per occupant in dormitories 300 c. ft. and 25 ft.
~f'
i:::
~<u> Yds. Mile.
~"
Iii
nealed. right.
super.
in. mm. lb. lb. yds. lb. lb.
•300 12·7 •1963 193 ·4 34e1 s8 10,470 15 ,700 7/0
'°
6/0 •464 n ·s
5/0 ·432 II
4lo ·400 10·2
'1691 166"5 2930
'I466 I44'4 2S41
' I2S7 123 ·8 2I79
67 9,0I7 I3,525
78 7,814 II,7:25
91 6,702 l0,052
6/o
5/0
4/0 \iVHrrWORTH'S 'VIRE GAUGE IN DECIMALS OF AS !NCR
3/o ·372 9•4 ·1087 107"1 I 885 xos 5,796 8,6g4 3/0
120 5,072 7,6o8 Size Mark. Size. Mark. Size.
2/0 ·348 8·8 •0951 93·7 I649 2/0 Mark.
IIO ·110 ZINC.
8·2 ·0824 81·2 1429 138 1.397 6,59s I/0 'OOI 24 ·024
I/O ·324 ·120
I ·300 7'6 ·0707 69·6 122S 161 3,770 5,6§5 1 2 ·002 26 ·026 120 APPROXIMATE WEIGHT OF THICKN&SSU
2 ·276 7 ·0598 58·0 1037 ~qo 3,190 4,7 s 2 ·003 28 ·028 I 3S 'I35
3 'lSO PER SQUARE FOOT.
3 ·252 6·4 ·0499 49·1 864 228 2,660 3,990 3 4 ·004 30 ·030 150
·0423 41"6 732 269 2,2.14 3,381 32 ·032 I 6S "I6S Gauge lbs. Ounces. Drachma.
4 ·232 S"9 4 5 ·005
'180 IO
5 ·~12 5•4 ·0353 34·8 6I2 322 r,883 2,824 6 ·006 •034 r8o 9 5
~
34
6 · 192 4'9 ·0290 28· s so2 393 1,544 2 1 3r6 ·007 36 ·036 200 ·200 IO 0 II 7
'I 76 4"S ·0243 24 422 467 r,298 1,946 7 ·008 38 ·038 220 ·220 II 0 13 s
g'
8 '16o 4"I
3·7
10 :~~~ 3·:1
·0201 19'8
·0163 I6
·0129 I2"7 223
~~~
566 1,072 1,6o8
700
882
869 1,303
687 1,030
9
IO
8
ro
II
·009
·oro
·011
40
45
50
·040
·o+s
·050
240
260
280
·240
· 260
"280
12
I3
14
0 15
0
2
I5
12
2

II ·n6 3 ·01·06 10·4 18.1 1,077 564 84s II 12 ·012 SS ·oss 300 ·300 15 5 12
12 ·104 2·6 ·0085 8·4 148 r,333 454 680 12 IJ ·013 60 ·060 32s ·32s 16 I 8 12
13 ·092 2·3 ·oo66 6"!, Il4 1,723 35.I 532 13 14 ·oq. 6s ·o6s 3so ·350 Usual sizes of sheets. 7' o" x 31 o" and 81 0 11 x 3' a''.
I4 ·080 , ·0050 5 88 2,240 268 402 14 r5 ·015 70 ·070 37S ·37s Sheets are made in gauges fr om l to 26, and
·072 1"8 '004I 70 2,800 2I8 326 I5 I6 "07S 400 ·400
~~ ·064 1"6
4 ·0 16 7S
·0032 3·2 56 3,500 I72 2s7 I6 I7 ·0 17 So ·080 42s ·425 I ;old in casks of about IO cwt. Nos. 9, .ro! II,
42 4,667 I31 197 17 ·018 ·085 ·4s> and I 2 arc;. used in inferior or tern porary bmldmgs,
I7 ·056 I"4
~:3 18
·0025 8s 4so
IS ·048 1·2 ·0018 32 6, 222 97 145 I8 I9 90 ·090 47S ·47 ~
I"2 67 100 tg
·019
·500
1 1nd Nos. I3, 14, 15, and 16 in those of bette1
I9 ·040 I ·0013 21 9,333 20 ·020 95 ·095 500
00 ·016 o·g ·001 0 I 18 11,200 55 82 • 2C 22 ·022 100 "IOO class. For best bui lding lead or copper.

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AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS ACT, Agricultural Holdings-continued.
{4) Where any claim which ii; referred to arbitration notice of removal under section six of the Removal
1900. relates to an improvement executed or matter arising Terms (Scotland ) Act, 1886.
163 & 64 Viel. Ch. 50).
Sec, r.-(l) Where a .tenant has made on his
holding any improvement comprised in the First
Schedule to this Act he shalt, subject as in the Agri-
cultural Holdings (England) Act, 1883 (in this Act
-referred to a• the principal Act) and in this Act
mentioned, be entitled, at the determination of a
tenancy, on quitting his holding to obtain from the
.landlord as compensation under the said Acts for the
improvement such sum as fairly represents the value
of the improvement to an incoming tenant. Provi~ed
always, that in estimating the value of any such im-
provement there shall not be taken into account, as
part of the improvement made b;r the tenant, what is
Justly due to the inherent capabilities of the soil.
(2) References in the principal Act to the First
Schedule to that Act shall be construed as references
·to the Fir.t Schedule to this Act.
(3) In the ascertainment of the amount of the com-
,pensation payable to a tenant under the principal
Act or this Act there shall be taken into account any
!benefit which the landlord has given or allowed to
the tenant in consideration of the tenant executing
the improvement.
(4) ln the ascertainment of the amount of the com-
ipensation p<fyable to a tenant in respect of manures
.as defined oy this Act, there shall be taken into
.account the value of the manure required by the
·Contract of tenancy or by custom to be returned to
"the holding in respect of any crops sold off or removed
·from the holding within the last two years of the ten-
ancy or other less time for which tl1e tenancy has
·endured, not exceeding the value of the manure
which would have been produced by the consumption
.on the holding of the crops so sold off or removed.
(5) Nothing in tl1is section shall prejudice tl1e right
of a tenant to claim any compensation to which he
may be entitled under custom, a~reemen~, or othe~­
wise, in lieu of any compensat10n pronded by this
·section. . or due from a landlord to a tenant as compensation principal Act or this Act to the shenff is exercis ed
Sec, 2.-(1) If a tenant claims to be entitled to
·Compensation, whether under the P.rincipal Ac~ or
this Act, or under custom, agreement, o~ oth~rw1se,
in respect of any improvement .c omprised m the
First Schedule to this Act, and if the landlord and
·tenant fa il to ao-ree as to the amount and time and
.mode of payme~t of such compensation, the differ-
ence shall be settled by arbihation in acco~dance
with the provisions, if any, m that behalf in any
agreement between landlord and tenant, and in d~ ­
fault of and subject to any such provmons by arb~ ­
tration under this Act in accordance with the provi-
sions set out in the Second Schedule to this Act.
(2) Any claim by a tenant for compensation under
the principal Act ?r tl;is Act. in respect of any
improvement compnsed m tl1e First Schedule to tlus
Act shall not be made after the determination of the
tenancy. Provided that where the ciaim _relates to
an improYement executed after the determmation of
tlle tenancy, but while tl1e tenant lawfully ~emains in
occupation of part of the holdmg, the clann may be
made at any time before the tenant qmts that part,
(3) Where any claim by a tenant for c~mpc~sation
in respect of any improve~nent comprised. m .tl1e
First Schedule to this Act 1s roferred to arbitration,
and any sum is claimed to be due to the tenant from
the landlord in respect of any breach of contract or
otherwise in respect of the holding, or to the land-
lord from the tenant in respect of any waste
wrongfuJly committed or permitted by the ~enant, or
in respect of breach of contract or otherwise m respe~t
of the holding, the party claiming such sum may, if
he thinks fit, by written notice to the oilier party
given by registered letter or otlierwise not later than
-seven days after the appoi;,.tm en~ oft.he arbitrator or
arbitrators, requtre that the arbitration shal.l extend
to the determination of tlie further claim, and
thereupon the provisions of this s-:cti.~m with respect
to arbitration shaJJ apply accordmgly, and any sum
awarded to be paid by a la.n dlord or ten~nt .shaJJ be
recoverable in manner provided by the principal Act
·for the recovery of compensation.
of Parliament, 1900.
Agricultural Holdings-continued. I
after the determination of the tenancy, but while the Se~. 9.-(1) Refer_ences to "manures" in the
tenant lawfully remains in occupation of part of the pnnc1pal Act and. this Act shall be construed as
I
holding, the arbitrator may, if he thinks fit, make a references to the improvements nun;bered twenty-
separate award in respect of such claim, three, twenty-four, and twenty-five m Part III. of
(5) An arbitration shall, unless the parties other- the First Schedule to this Act.
wise agree, be before a single arbitrator, (2J. This Act shall be construed as one with the
(6) If in any arbitration under this Act the prmc1pal Act.
arbitrator states a case for the opinion of the county Sec. 10,-In the application of this Act to
court on any question of Jaw, the opinion of the con.rt Scotla nd- . . . .
on any question so stated shall be final, unless withm (r) R eferences to the pnnc1pal Act .and to sections
the time and in accordance with the conditions twenty-nme, thirty, thirty-two, andthirty-fourthere-
prescribed by rules of the Supreme Court either of shall be construed as references to the Agricul-
party appeals to the Comt of Appeal, from whose tural Holdings (Scotla1:1d) Act, 1883, and to secti.o ns
decision no appeal shaJJ lie. twenty-four, twenty-six, twenty-five, .and thirty
(7) Any person who wilfully and corruptly gives thereof resp_ective.ly. Referenc_e• _to sections thirty·
false evidence before an arbitrator or umpire in any one and thirty-nm e of the pnnc1pal Act shall not
arbitration under this Act shal l be guilty of perjury, apply:
and · may be dealt with, prosecuted, and puni;hed (2) A reference to the Arbitration Act, r889, shaJJ
accordingly. be construed as a reference to the Arbitration
(8) Subject to any provision contained in any (Scotland) Act, r894, and a reference to the Market
agreement between landlord and tenant the Arbitra- Gardeners' Compensation Act, 1895, shall be con-
tion Act, r889, shall not apply to any arbitration to strued as a reference to tlie Market Gardeners'
which this Act applies. Compensation (Scotland) Act, 1897:
Sec. 3.-(r) The powers of the county court (3) The expression " either division of the Court
under the principal Act with respect to charo·es shall I of ~ession" shall be substituted for "Court of
be exercised by the Board of Agriculture,"'and ac- Appeal, " " sheriff" for "county court" or "judge
cordingly the Board of Agriculture shall be substituted of a county court," "auditor of the sheriff court"
for the county court in sections twenty-nine, thirty, for "registrar of the county court," "Act of
thirty-one thirty-two, and thirty-nine of that Act. Sederunt" fur "Rules of the Supreme Court,"
(2) Wh~re a charge may be made under the "arbiter" and "arbiters'' for "arbitrator" and
principal Act or this Act for compensation, the ''arbitrators,''" oversman,, for ' 1 umpire,"" deteri-
person making the award shall, at the request and oration" for "waste,, and "expenses ,, for
cost of the party entitled to obtai n tl1e charge, "costs" : .
certify the amount to be charged and the term for (4) Any award or agreement.as to compensabon,
which the charge may properly be made, having and any other award under tl11s Act, may be com-
reo-ard to the time at which each improvement in pctently recorded for execi.hon m the books of
re~pect of which compensation is awarded is to be council and session or sheriff court hooks, and shall
deemed to be exhausted. be enforceable in like manner as a recorded decree
(3) Sections twenty-nine, thirty, and thirty-one of arbitral. . . . . .
the principai Act shall apply to any money paid by !5) .\Vhere any JUnsd1ct1on comm:thld by .the
for any improvement comprised in the .First Schedule by the sheriff-substitute there shall be no appeal to
to this Act, whether the cornpensat10n be cla11ned the sheriff. .
under this Act or under custom or agreement or Sec. I I.--This Act shall not extend to Ireland.
othenvise Sec. 12.-The enactments specified in the Third
(4) A ~harg-e made by the Board of Agriculture Schedule to .this Act ~re hereby repealed to the
pursuant to this section shaJl be a land charge withm extent mentioned m the thud column of that
the meanino- of the Land Charges Registraticn and schedule.
Searches Act, r j88, and may be registered accord- Sec. r3.-This Act shall co me into operation on
ingly. This subsection shall not apply to Scotland. the first day of January one thousand nine hundred
Sec. 4.-The provisions of section thirty-four of and one. , . . .
the principal Act shall .ap~ly to a fixture or building Sec. 14.-(_1) flus Act may be cited as the Agn-
acquired by a tenant m like manner as they apply cultu~al Holdlllgs Act, r900.
to a fixture or buildin<> affixed or erected by a (2) fhe Ag,ncultural Holdmgs (England) Act, r883,
t t 0
the Tenants Compensation Act, r890, the Market
eSa~.' 5.-The landlord of a holding or any person Gardeners' Compensation Act, r895, and this ~ct,
tl i d by him may at all reasonable times enter may be cited together as the Agricultural Holdmgs
au ior se . f. f 1 purpose of (Eno-land) A cts, i 883 to 1 900 .
on the holdmg, or any part o it, or tie (,'? 'I'h A . , 1 . 1 H Id' (S tl d) A t
· · t' t t f th h 0ld · g o) e gncu tura o in gs co an c ,
v1ewmg ne s a e .o e . m · . . . 1883, the Market Gardeners' Compensation (Scot-
Sec. 6.-Notw1thstandlllg any prov1~1on ma con- land) Act, r 89 7, and this Act may be cited to-
tract of tenancy makmg the tenant liable to pay a o-ether as the Agricultural Holdings (Scotland)
higher rent or 0J1er liquida,ed damages in the event Acts, 1 333 to 1900 .
of any breach or nonfulfilment of a covenant or
condition, a landlord shall not be entitled to recover, SCHEDULES.
by distress or otherwise, any sum in consequence of
any breach or nonfulfilment of any such covenant or FIRST SCHEDULE.
condition in excess of the damage actuaJly suffered
by him in consequence of the breach or nonfu:fil- PART I.
ment'. Provided that tl1is section shall not apply to bnprovemcnts to which consent of LandlonJ u
any covenant or condition against breaking ,up I 'eq11.i1-ed.
permament ~asture, i;-rubbing underwoods,,or. fellmg (1). Erection, alteration, or enlargement of
cuttmg loppmg or miurmg trees, or regmatmg the buildmgs.
burning of heather. . . . (2) ]formation of silos.
Sec. 7.-The compens'.'t10n m resp.ed of an 1m- (3) Laying down of permanent pasture.
provement mad~ before this Act comes mto op~rat10.n (4) Making and planting of osier beds.
shall be such (1f any) as could have been claimed if (S) Making of water meadows orworksofirrigation,
this Act had not been P.assed, but shall be ascer- (6) Making of ~ardens.
tained in the manner provided by this Act. (7) Making or improving of roads or bridges.
Sec. 8. -From and after the pasing of this Act (8) Ma.king or. improving of watercourses, ponds,
notice of termination of tenancy under section wells, or reservoirs, or of works for the application
twenty-eight of the Agricultural Holdings (Scotland) of water P.ower or for supply of water for agricultural
Act, r883, may be given in the same manner as a or domestic purposes.
 360
Agricultural Holdings-co11tinued .
(9) Making- or removal of permanent fences.
(10) Plantmg of hops.
(1 l) Planting of orchards or fruit bushes.
(12) Protecting young fruit trees.
(13) Reclaiming of waste land.
(14) Warping or weiring of land.
(15) Embankments and sluices against floods.
(16) The erection of wirework in hop gardens.
[N.B.-Tltis part is subject as to ma,-ket gardens classes under that Part outside their district.
to the p,.ovist'ons of Part Ill.]
PART 11.
• or places therein.
Improvements in respect of which notice to
Landlord is req'Uired.
(17) Drainage.
PART IIf.
Improvements in respect of which consent of or
notice to Landlord is not t'eqitired.
(1 8) Chalking of land.
(19) Clay-burning.
(20) Claying of land or spreading blaes upon land.
(2r) Liming of land,
(22) Marling of land.
(23) Application to land of purchased artificial or
other purchased manure.
(24) Consumption on the holding by cattle, sheep,
pigs, or by horses other than those regularly em-
ployed on the holding, of corn, cairn, or other feeding building lodging houses .
stuff not produced on the holdin~.
(25) Consumption on the holdmg by cattle, sheep, default of rural council .
or pigs, or by horses other than those regularly em-
ployed on the holding, of corn proved by satisfactory land .
evidence to have been produced and consumed on
the holding.
(26) Laying down temporary pasture with clover,
grass, lucerne, sainfoin, or other seeds, sown more
than two years prior to the determination of the
tenancy.
(27) In the case of a hold ing as to which section In section sixty-five the words from "and save
.three of the Market Gardeners' Compensation Act, where" to " bear such expenses," and the words " at
1895, applies-
(i) Planting of standard or other fruit trees per- " who publish the same."
manently set out;
(ii) Planting of fruit bushes permanently set out.
(ii i) Planting of strawberry plants;
(iv) Planting of asparagus, rhubarb, and other
vegetable crops which continue producti,•e for two or
more years;
(v) Erection or enlargement of buildings for the
purpose of the trade or business of a market to become guardians of monuments.
gardener.
SECOND SCHEDULE.
Gives Rules as to Arbitration.
THIRD SHEDULE.
E NACTMENTS REPEALED.
46 & 4 7 Viet. c. 61. The Agricultural Holdin~s
(England) Act, 1883 . Section one. Sections six
to sixteen. Section seventeen from "and the award
shall " to the end of the section. Sections eighteen
to twenty-three. In section twenty-four the words
"or ordered on appeal" andthewords "or ordered ."
Section twenty-nine from "where an award has
been made" to "improvement will." Section fifty-
seven. The definition of " manures" in section
sixty-one. The First Schedule.
46 & 47 Viet. c. 62. The Agricultural Holdings
( 'cotland) Act, 1883. Section one. Sections six
to eight. Sections eleven to fifteen. Section six-
teen from the beginning thereof to "within the
count7," and from ''and the awar d shall" to the
end o the section. Sections seventeen to twenty.
In section twenty-one the words " or ordered on
appeal," and the words "or ordered." Section
twenty-four from "where an award has been mad e"
to " improvement will." Section thirty-eight. The
Schedule.
52 & 53 Viet. c. 20. The Agricultural Holdings
(Scotland) Act, 1889. The whole Act.
58 & 59 Viet. c. 27. The Market Gardeners'
Compensation Act, 1895. In section three the para-
graphs numbered (2)and (3).
60 & 6r Viet. c. 22. The Market Gardeners'
Compensation (Scotland) Act, 1897. In section
three the paragraphs numbered (2) and (3).
HOUSING OF THE WORKING Land Charges -continued.
CLASSES ACT, 1900- (2) This section shall apply to any inquisiti=
I (63 & 64 Viet. Ch. 59).
finding a debt due to the Crown, and any obli gation
or specialty made to the Crown, and any accept-
Sec r.-Provides that where any council, other ance of office from or under the Crown, whatever
than a mral district council, have adopted Part Three may have been its date, and in like manner as it
of the Housing of the Workin o- Classes Act, 1890 applies to a judgment.
(in this Act referred to as "fl1e principal Act "), (3) Except under an order of the High Court, no·
they may, for supplying the needs of their district, entry shall be made in any register kept under sec: -·
establish or acquire lod ging houses for the working tions nineteen and twenty-one of the Judgments
Act, 1838, section eight of the Judgments Act, r839,.
S ec . 2-(1) Provides that the Council of any rural the L aw of Property Amendment Act, 1860, the
district may, with the consent of the county counci l, Judgments Act, 1864, or the Crown uits, &c. Act, .
adopt Part Three of the principal Act, either for the 1865 .
whole of their district or for any contributory place
Sec. 3.-Section six of the Land Charges Registra-·
tion and Searches Act, 1888, shall apply to every writ
(2) In givi.n g or withholding their consent under and order affecting land issued or made by any court
this section, the county council shall have regard-- for the purpose of enforc in g a judgment, whether:
(a) to the area for which it is proposed to adopt obt:tined on behalf of the Crown or otherwise, andJ
the said Part ; and whether obtained before or after the commence-
(b) to the necessity fo r accommodation for the ment of this Act, and to every delivery in executiom
housing of the working classes in that area; or other proceeding taken in pursuance of any such·
and writ or order, or in obed ience thereto.
(c) to the probability of such accommodation be- Sec. 4.-From and after the passing of this Act
ing provided without the adoption of the said the Middlesex Registry Act, 1708, shall not apply to
Part; and any in strument made after the passing of this Act:
(d) to the liability which will be incurred by the and capable of registration under this Act or the·
rates, and to the question whether it is, under Land Charges Registration and Searches Act,.
all the circumstances, prudent for the dis- 1888.
trict council to adopt the· said Part. Sec. 5.-As from the commenGement of this Act·
(3) The principal Act is repealed to the extent the enactments specified in the schedule to this Act·
mentioned in the schedule to this Act. are here by repealed to the extent mentioned in the-
Sec. 3 & 4 Provide for the meeting of expenses. third column of that schedule.
S ec. 5 R elates to leases by local authority for Sec . 6.-(1) This Act shall not extend to Scotlandl
or Ireland.
Sec . 6 Gi,·es powers of county council to act on (2) This Act shall, except as otherwise expressly
provided, com~ into operation on the fir.st day of
Sec. 7 Provides for arbitration as to acquisition of July one thousand nine hundred and one.
(3) This Act may be cited as the Land Charges-
SCHEDULE. Act, 1900, and shall be construed as one with the ·
Land Charges Registration and Searches Act,.
REPEAL. 1888.
(53 & 54 Viet. Cit. 70) .
ENACTMENTS REPEALED.
The Housi ng of the W orking Classes Act, 1890.
The proviso to section fi~y - four. Section fifty -five. r & 2 Viet. c. IIO. The J u1:lgme11b; Act, 1838.
S ection nineteen, and section twenty-one, from the·
words" Provided always" to "one shillino-."
the time of the publication of the certificate·~ and 2 & 3 Viet. c. II.· The Judgments let, 1839 ..
Sections two) three, five, six, eight, and nine, and1
section four, except so far as it applies to !is pen-
dens .
ANCIENT MONUMENTS PROTEC-
3 & 4 Viet. c. 82. The Judgments- Aat, 1840 ..
TION ACT, 1900. Section two.
18 & 19 Viet. c. r5 . The Judgments Act, 1855 ..
(63 & 64 Viet. Ch. 34).
Sec. l Gives power to Commissioners of Works Section two, from " But no judgment" to the end of
the section ; section three, except so far as-it relates.
to !is pendens ; and sections four to eight.
S ec. 2 Gives power to county council to purchase
and preserve n1onuments . 23 & 24 Viet. c. 38. The Law of Property·
Amendment Act, 1860. Sections one to fiv .
Sec. 3 Gives power to receive voluntary contribu-
tions for maintenance of monuments. 27 & 28 Viet. c. II2. The Judgments Act, 18641.
Sections one, two, and three, and, in section four,.
Sec. 4 Provides for transfer of monuments be- the words "and whose writ or other process of exe-
tween county council and Commissioners of Works.
cution shall be duly registered."
Sec. 5 Gives the public the right to have access
to monuments. 28 & 29 Viet. c. Ic>4. The Crown Suits, &c. Act,
1865, Sections forty-ei[ht and forty-nine.
SI & 52 Viet. c. 5r. !he Land Charges Regis -
COUNTY SURVEYORS' (Ireland) tration and Searches Act, 1888. Proviso (a) of sec-
ACT, 190.0 . tion six,
(63 &- 64 Viet. Ch. 18).
TITHE RENTCHARGE (Ireland}'
Sec. l Provides (1) that a person may be appointed
to the office of county surveyor whose qualifications ACT, 1900.
have been at any time examined into and certificated
by the Civi l Service Commissioners. . (63 &- 64 Viet. Ch. 58).
(2) In the County Surveyors (Ireland) Act, 1862, the Sec. r.-(1) Where by virtue of an order under -
words "whenever a vacancy shall occur in any of section thirty-two of the Irish Church Act, 1869, or- ·
such offices" and " of all persons desirous to fill the section seven of the Irish Church Act, 1869, Amend-
same '' are repealed. ment Act, 1872, any land is charged for fifty-two ,
years with an annual sum calculated at the rate of
LAND CHARGES ACT, 1900. four pounds nine shillings per cent. on the purchase
money of any tithe rentcharge, such annual sum
(63 & 64 Viet. Ch. 26). shall continue to be paid until forty -five payments.
Sec . l Provides for the transfer to L and thereof from the date at which it commenced have
Registry Office of business relating to the registry of been made and no longer.
judgments. (2) Where by virtue of any like order any land is ,
Sec. 2-(1) Provides that a judgment or recog- charged for a less number of years, at an equival ent
nizance, whether obtained or entered into on behalf annual sum so as to discharge the principal and
of the Crown or otherwise, and whether obtained or interest of any such purchase money in a less num-
entered into before or a fter the commencement ber of years, such annual sum shall continue to be
of this A ct, shall not operate as a charge on land , paid until such less number of payments thereof ·
or on any interest in land, or on the unpaid pur- from the date at which it commenced, as will pay
chase money for any land, unless or until a writ or off the purchase money on the assumption that the
order for the purpose of enforcing it is registered annual sum so charged included interest at the rate
under section five of the Land Charges Registration of three pounds ten shillings per cent. per annum, •
and Searches Act, 1888. have been made and no longer.

~Tithe Rentcharge contiitued.
Sec. 2.-··(r) As soon as possible after the passing
· of this Act the Land Commission shall ascertain,
from the appendices to their reports as presented to
Parliament in pursuance of section fifty-five of the
Land Law (Ireland) Act, r88 r, by what amount in
·each county during the period commencing with
and including the year covered by the annual report
dated the tweritieth day of September one thousand
·eight hundred and eighty-six, and ending with that
presented last before the passing of this Act, the
rents of holdings in respect of which judicial rents
have been fixed for a first statutory term, whether
by order or by agreement, have , for the entire of
such period, been varied by the fixing of such judi-
cial rents, and shall certify the average percentage
which such variation represents.
(2) The Land Commission shall similarly ascer-
tai n and certify for each cou nty in respect of every
subsequent period of fifteen years the average per-
centage of variation of judicial rents payable during
a second or subsequent statutory term as compared
with the judicial rents payable during the last pre -
ced in~ statutory term.
(3) The Land Commission shall publish their cer-
tificates under this section in such manner for giving
inform ation to all persons interested, as they think
most convenient.
(4) A copy of every certificate of the Land Com-
mission under this section shall be published in the
"Dublin Gazette."
(S) The production of a printed copy of the "D ub-
lin Gazette," purporting to be published by the
Queen's authority, and containing the publication
of any certificate of the Land Commission under
this section, or of a sealed copy issued by the Land
Co mmission of any such certificate, shall be evidence
of the contents of such certificate, and of the date
thereof, and that it has been duly made.
(6) The Land Commission shall keep a record in
their office of all certificates made by them under
this section. · the first day of November one thousand eight hun -
Sec. 3. -(r) During the period of fift en years,
dating from the first day of November next after the
passing of this Act the sum payable in respect of
every gale accuring due after that date of any tithe
rentcharge payable out of hereditaments situate in
any county shall be deemed to be varied, fro m the
amount at which it stood on the twenty-second day
of August one thousand eight hundred a nd eighty-
fo ur, in accordance with the average percentage of
variation of rents declared by the certificate of the
Land Commission to have taken place with respe~t
to such county by the fixing of judicial rents for a
first statutory term, and shall be payable accord-
ingly.
(2) During each subsequent period of fifteen years
the like variation shall be deemed to be made m all
tithe rentcharges from the amount at which they
respectively stood immediately before the com -
mencement of such period, in accordance with the
average percentage of the variation of judicial rents
certified by the Land Commi ssion for the period of
fifteen years terminating last before the commence-
ment of each such first-mentioned period respec-
tively and al l tithe rentcharges shall be payable
according! y.
(3) After the passing of this Act no variation shall
be made in any tithe rentcharge, save in accord-
.ance with the provisions of this Act.
Tithe Rentcharge-continued.
Sec. 4.-So much of section seven of the Irish
Church Act, 1869, Amendment Act, 1872, as pro-
vides for the sale of tithe rentcharges shall not have
effect in the case of any tithe rcntcharge to which
the last preceding section applies.
Sec. 5.-Any payments of tithe rentcharge made
before the passing of this Act in pursuance of any
other subsisting at the time of such payments of a
court of quarter sessions shall be deemed valid and
suffic ient, notwithstanding any noncompliance with
the provisions of any Act with reference to the vari-
ation of tithe rentcharges.
Sec. 6.-(r) The amount of tithe rentcharge pay-
able by any person as from the fi rst day of Novem -
ber one thousand eight hundred a nd ninety-eight
shall be deemed to have been and shall hereatter be
reduced in respect of every pound in value thereof:-
(a) if the tithe rentcharge is payable out of here-
ditaments situate within a rural district, by
one-half of the standard rate of poor rate
certifi ed under section forty-nine of the Local
Government (Ireland) Act, 1898, as having
been leYied off those hereditaments; and
(b) if the tithe rentcharge is payable out of here -
ditaments situate within an urban district, by
1he whole of such standard rate so certified
as having been levied off those heredita -
ments.
Provided that from the first half-yearly payment
so reduced which accrues due next after the passing
of this Act, there may be ded_ucted in respect of
every pound thereof one-half of such standard rate,
if the tithe rentcharge is payable out of heredita-
ments situate within a rural district, and the whole
of such standard rate if the tithe rentcharge is pay-
able out of hereditaments situate within an urban
·district.
Provid ed also that if the total amount paid in
r espect of any thithe rentcharge accrui ng due after
dred au d ninety-eight, and before the gale day next
after the passing of this Act, exceeds the amount
which would have been payable if this Act had come
into o~eration before the said first day of 1ovember,
the difference may be deducted from such first half-
yearly payment as aforesaid, ·and if such total
amount is less than would have been so payable, the
difference shall be paid together with such half-
yearly payment.
(2) '\Vhere the hereditaments out of 'vhich the tit!1e
rentcharge is payable are situate partly in an urban
an d partly in a rural district, any question which may
arise as to t he portions of the tithe rentcharge which
are to be deemed for the purposes of this section to
be payable in respect of the part. of the heredita-
ments situate in the rural and urban districts respec-
tively, shall be referred to t he L.and Commission,
whose decision shall be final.
(3) Section one of the Tithe Rentcharge (Ireland)
Act, 1848 (which provides for deduction from rent
]'aid in respect of tithe rentcharge), shall apply, with
the necessary modifications, where tithe rentcharge is
reduced by virtue of this section, and, in the appli-
cation of the said section one to tithe rentcharge
I ayable out of hereditaments situate within a rural
district, "one quarter" shall be substituted for
"one half."
36i
Tithe Rentcharge-coittinned.
Sec. 7.-(r) Where the hereditaments out of which
any tithe rentcharge is payable are separately owned
by se,·eral persons liable to pay the tithe rentcharge
any of such owners shall be liable only to pay such
proportion of the whole tithe rentcharge as the rate-
able value of the hereditaments separately owned by
him or them bears to the rateable value of the whole
· of the hereditaments out of which such tithe rent-
charge is payable,
(2) The proportionate part of a tithe rentcharge,
payable by any person in pursuance of tha forego-
ing enadment, shall be recoverable from that per-
son by the same remedies and in the same manner as
if he were solely liable for the whol e tithe rent-charge.
Sec. 8.-(1) Section one of this Act shall not
apply to any annual sum charged upon land where
the estate or interest therein of the person liable to
pay such annual sum has, after the creation of such
charge and before the thirteenth day of April one
thousand eight hundred and ninety-six, been con-
veyed to a purchaser on a sale.
(2) Section three of this Act shall not apply to any
tithe rentcharge payable to the Land Commission
out of hereditaments where th e estate or interest
therein of the person liable to pay such tithe rent-
charge has, after the tenth day of August one thou-
sand eight hundred and seventy-two and before the
twelfth day of May one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-nine, been convey ed to a purchaser on a
sale.
(3 \ Where the estate or interest conveyed "as less
than the fee si mple this section shall not apply after
the determinati on of such less estate or interest.
(4) For the purpose of showing that this section
does not apply a statutory declaration, or such other
eviden ce as the Land Commission may require, shall
Le furnished to that Commission, and be prima facie
evidence.
(S) Th e expression " sale " in this section does
not include a mortgage, or a marriage or other fam-
ily s ttlement or arrangement, or a sale in any court
to the owner of the land sold .
Sec. 9.-Subsection (r) of section thirty-seven of
the Land Law (lreland) Act, 1896 (which dispenses
with the co nsent of the Treasury to the redemption
of tithe rentcharge as therein mentioned), shall not
have effect in the case of any tithe rentcharge to
which section three of this Act applies,
S ec. ro .-In this Act, unless the context other-
wise requires,-
The expression " the L and Commission " means
the Irish L and Commission ; and
The expression " tithe rentcharge" means a rent-
charge in lieu of tithes, whether payable to
the Land Commission or to any lay impropria-
tor or other person .
Sec. 1t.-This Act may be cited as the Tithe
Rentcharge (Ireland) Act, 1900, and shall extend to
lreland only.
ACTS REPEALED.
r & 2 Viet. c. 56. The Poor R elief (Ireland)
Act, 1838. Section seventy-six.
l & 2 Viet. c. 109. The Tithe Rentcharge (Ire-
land) Act, 1838. Section thirty-two.
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 Fellows are Architects who have attained the age of thirty years
The Royal Institute of BPitish and who have been engaged as principals for at least seven success
sive years in the practice of Architecture. After March, 1892, the
APchitects. Royal Institute will have power to declare that every person desiring
to be admitted a Fellow shall be required to have passed such an
Examination or Examinations as may be directed by the 1Royal
INCORPORA1;ED SEVENTH OF WILLIAM IV. AND FIFTIETH OF Institute. But in special cases the Council will have power to dis -
VICTORIA. pense with such Examination or Examinations.
Associates are persons engaged in the study or practice of
Architecture who have attained the age of twenty-one years. Every
THE COUNCIL. person desiring to be admitted an Associate must pass or have
(Holding Office until June, 1901).
passed such Examination or Examinations as may be directed by
the Royal Institute.
Honorary Associates are persons not professionally engaged in
President. -WILLIA M EMERSON. practice as Architects who by reason of their position or of their
eminence in art, science, or li terature, or their experience in matters
Vice-Presidents. relating to Architecture, may appear to the Council to be able to
JOHN BELCHER, A.R.A. EDWARD A. GRUNING. render assistance in promoting the objects of the Royal Institute.
J OHN SLATER, B.A., Lond. JOHN Mc KEAN BRYDON. Honorary Fellows are Members of the Royal Family, persons who
hold or have held high office in the Government of the United
Honorary Secretary.-ALEX. GRAHAM, F.S. A. Kingdom, or of India or of any Colony or Dependency of the United
Kingdom, and other illustrious or distinguished persons, to be
selected as the Royal Institute may from time to time.determine.
Members of Council.
Honorary Corresponding Members are persons, not being British
FRANK T. BAGGAI.LAY. HENRY T. HARE. subjects! and ~ot res.iding_within the United Kingdom, nor practising
THOMAS BLASHILL. E. W. MOUNTFORD. as Architects mlnd1a or many Colony or Dependency of the United
G. F. BODLEY, A.R.A., F.S.A. BERESFORD PITE. Kin gqom, who by reason of their eminence as Architects or as
JAMES BROOKS. G. H . FELLOWES PRYNNE. Archreologists, or for arcistic, scientific, or literary acquirements,
w. D. CAROE, M.A., CANTAB., RICHARD PHENE SPIERS, may appear to the Council able to render assistance in promoting
the objects of the Royal Institute.
F.S.A. F .S.A.
THOMAS E. COLLCUTT. H. HEATHCOTE STATHAM.
w. M. FAWCETT, M.A., LEONARD STOKES. ENTRANCE FEES AND SunscRIPTIONS.
CANTAB., F.S.A. PAUL WATERHOUSE, M.A., (a ) The entrance fee of each Fellow is five guineas, and his
JOHN ALFRED GOTCH, F.S.A. OXON. annual subscription four guineas. In the case of a Fellow .:lected
EDWIN T. HALL. ASTON WEnn, A.R.A., F.S.A. from the C lass of Associates his entrance fee is two guineas.
Associate Members of Council. (b) The entrance fee of each Associate is three guineas his annual
H. VAUGHAN LANCHESTER. subscription two guineas. ' '
B. S. BALFOUR.
(c) The entrance contribution of each Honorary Associate is two
Representatives of Allied Societies. guineas, and his annual subscription two guineas.
DAVID BARCLAY, Glasgow Institute of Architects.
SIR THOMAS DREW, R.H.A., ;Royal !nstitme of the Architects TIIE PROGRESSIVE EXAMINATIONS.
of Ireland.
WILLIAM GLOVER, Northern Architectural Association. Under the authority afforded by clauses 20 and 21 of the Charter
W. CARBY HALL, Leeds and Yorks. Society of Architects. the Institute has establi9hed a system of Progressive Examinations'
CHARLES KING , Devon and Exeter Architectural Society. consisting of (r) a Preliminary Examination, (2) an Intermediat;
F . IL OLDHAM, Manchester Society of Architects. Examination, to be passed pri or to entering for the F inal or
S. PERKINS PICK, Leicester and Leicestershire Society of Qualifying Examination in Architecture, and (3) Final or Qualifying
~xamination. The P reliminary ExamiMtion <_Writte.n & Graphic)
Architects.
Jo EPH SMITH, Sheffield Society of Architects. is to test the ge~eral knowledge of Candidates m ordmary subjects
FRANK W. W ILLS, Bristol Society of Architects. of school educat10n. A youth who passes the Preliminary Examina -
tion is at once registered as a Probationer of the Royal Institute of
Representative of the Architectural Association British Architects.
(Londo.,). The Interme~iate, Examinatio_n (Writ~en, Graphic & Oral) is to
test . th~ Probationers ~rogres~ m Architecture while engaged as
W. H. SETH-SMITH, President, A .A. pupil,. 1mp~ov er, ?r .assistant m an .office. During lhe two years
followmg his adm1ss10n as a Probationer, he has to prepare nine
The Secretary of the Royal Institute. sheets of carefully finished drawings with an illustrated memoir.
If these "Testimonies of Study" are approved, and if he after-
W. J. Loc1rn, B.A., Cantab, 9 Conduit Street, Hanover Square, wards pass the Intermediate Examination, he is admitted a Student
London, W. of the Royal Institute of British Architects.
The Final Examination (Written, Graphic & Oral) is to test the
CLASSES AND QUALIFICATIONS OF MEMBERS, &c. student's further progress ; and the programme, divided into Art
The Royal Institute consists of three classes of subscribing and Science Sections, is framed on the same principle as that of the
Members-namely, Fellows, Associates, and Honorary Associates ; Intermediate. The work to be done by the Student, and submitted
and two classes of non-subscribing Members-namely, Honorary by him before entering, necessitates good draughtsmanship and
Fellows and Honorary Corresponding Members. an acquaintance with ancient edifices, or other well-known execute 1
 364 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS.
works, to be gained by actual measurement of them. It requires a
kn~wledge of design and of the practical details of construction,
:which latter can be best obtained by personal experience of buildings
The Society of APchitects.
m progress. The "Testimonies of Study," with the concurrent work (FOUNDED 1884. rNCORPORATED 1893.)
of preparation for this Examination, occupy the Student not less
than three years ; and no one can be admitted to it under the age ST. JAMES' HALL, PICCADILLY, LONDON, W.
of ~wenty-one, although in most cases it will probably be found Officers and Council for 1900-1901.
desirable that he should have attained the age of at least twenty-two
before p~esenting himself: If the Student pass, he becomes qualified President.-T. WALTER L. EMDEN, L.C.C.
for candidature as Associate of the Royal Institute of British Archi- Vice-Presidents.
tects, and receives notification of the fact.
r' .In. the event o~ any S~udent failing to pass the final examination LIEUT.-CoL. F. SEYMOUR LESLIE, R.E.
wlthm four years of having passed the Intermediate, his name will SILVANUS TREVAIL, J.P., F.R.I.B.A.
be removed from the Register of Students, unless the Council are Past Presidents.
s.'.:'.~fied that good cause exists for allowing it to remain. COL. C. 0. ELLISON. JOSEPH J. LISH.
i~* The annual Calendar of the Royal Institute contains the HUGH ROUMIEU GOUGH. WILLIAM HOWARD SETH·
Que~tions set at. Tlie Examination in Arcliitecture, together with EDWIN ]. HAMILTON . SMITH (/).
Advice to Canchdates desiring to enter for the E <aminations, and GEORGE HIGHTON. ROBERT WALKER, J.P., A.M.I.C.E.
the Regulations and Programme of the same. It also contains a
list of Books of Reference, selected with a view to the Examination: Council.
JAMES BARTLETT. W. R. MALLETT, F.S. I.
This Calendar, and particula ·s and forms of application, &c., can W. R. BRYDEN (/).
be obtained at the office of the Royal Institute of British Archi - G. A. T. MIDDLETON (a).
C. CAINE. A. E. PRIDMORE, F .S.I.
tects, 9 Conduit Street, W. -
J. WILLIAMS DUNFORD. J. II. RICHARDSON.
W . L. GRANT. W. A. SCOTT (a).
W. J. JENNIN GS, F .S.I. W. W. THOMAS.
Hon. Secretary.-ELLIS MARSLAND.
The APchitectuPal Association,
Hon. Corresponding Secretary.- W . COOPER.
London. Hon . Treasurer.- H. G. QuARTERMA IN.

CONSTITUTED 1847 .
Hon . Auditor.- ]. R. MANNING.
Secretary.-C. MCARTHUR BUTLER, F.S.A. (Scot.)
OFFICERS FOR SESSION 1900-1901. Joint Editors of The Architect's Magazine.
c.McARTHUR BUTLER and c.
PALMER.
Assistant SecretarY·-L. G. COLEGATE.
President.-\'\'. H. Seth-Smith ).
Solicitor.-EDGAR FARMAN, 37 Walbrook, E.C.
Vice-Presidents.
Professional Auditors.-Messrs. BOLTON, PITT & BREDEN,
W . A. Pite (/). Professor R. Elsey Smith (a). 140 Leadenhall Street, E.C.
Bankers.- The Union Bank of London, Charing Cross Branch.
Committee.
A. T. Bolton (a) . Henry T .. Hare (/) EXTRACT FROM ARTICLES UNDER WHICH THE
W. A. Forsyth (a). Arnold B. Mitchell (;). SOCIETY IS INCORPORATED.
M. Garbutt (a). G. H. Fellowes-Prynne (/)
A. H. Hart (a). H. A. Satchell (a). Members shall be gentlemen who are or have been directly
Francis Hooper (/). E. Howley Sim (a). engaged professionally in Architectural pursuits, and shall be above
twenty-one years of age.
Associates shall be gentleman who have obtained some distinction
Hon. Treasurer·- Hampden W. Pratt ( /). in Literature, Science, or Art, connected with Architecture, and
shall bl! above twenty-one years cf age.
Hon. Librarian.--A. S. Fowler (a) , M.A., F .S. A. Election to Membership shall be only open to Candidates
approved by the Council who shall have passed tbe Society's
Hon. Secretaries. Examination, or any of the Alternative Examinations approved by
the Council, with the following exceptions :-
R. S. Balfour (a) , 76 Inverness I G. B. Carvill, l Bronclesbury (a) Candidates who are not less than twenty-e'ght years of age,
Terrace, W. Road, N.W. and h.ave been directly engaged professionally in Architec-
tural pursuits, as Principals, for at least seven years.
Secretary and Registrar. (b) Candidates who are not Jess than twenty-eight years of age,
and have been directly engaged professionally in Architec -
D. G. Driver, 56 Great Marlborough Street, W. tural pursuits, as Assistants, or as Assistants and
Th e objects of the Architectural Association are to promote and Principals for at least ten years.
afford facilities for the study of architecture, and to serve as a Candidates for election as Members or Associates are to fill in the
medium of friendly communication between the members and others form of nomination pertaining to the class into which they seek
interested in the progress of architecture. These objects are admission, which form must be signed by themselves and by two
carried out by means of papers and discussions , a Lending Library, Members, and shall be accompanied by a letter from one of such
a monthly publication, "Architectural Association Notes," instruc- Members testifying as to his knowledge of the Candidate and of his
tion to Students in a Studio, Lectures, Classes and School of Design, work. In the event of any Candidate not being acquainted with
visits to ancient and modern buil dings. Prizes, Medals, Scholar- two Members, special application shall be made to the Council.
ships, and a Travelling Studentship are open to competition The Council, for the time being, shall, howe ver, have power to
amongst members. The Association now numbers l,291 members. nominate any person they may think fit for election, and to dispense
The entrance fee is Two Guineas, and the annnal subscription of with any or all of the formalities required to be observed on an
members elected after 1890, One Guinea. application for membership.
Ordinary meetings are helJ on alternate Fridays between October Architects over 28 years of age, seeking admission into the
an d May, when papers upon architectural subjects are read and Society as Members, are required to submit drawings of not less
discussed. than two works they have designed and carried out, together with
The Association Sketch l:look is published monthly, the subscrip- photographs of the completed buildings.
tion for which is One Guinea per volume. At _present the entrance fee is £2 2s., and the annual subscrip-
tion ;l 2 2s. for both classes.
Competent lecturers give instruction in the history of Architecture.
Elementary Physics, Stresses and Strains, Construction, Colour THE EXAMINATIONS.
Decoration, Quantity Surveying, Specifications, Professional The Examinations to qualify for Membership are held twice a
Practice, &c. • ,year. Past examinations and full particulars are published in The
 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS.
Year Book, to be obtained at the Offices of the Society, price two
shi llings; Syllabus post free.
THE STUDENTS' RE G ISTER.
A Register of Students is now open. The Regulations provide
that Registered Students shall be pupils or assistants in architect's
offices, between the ages of 16 and 25 years, and shall be nominated
by Members or Students of the Society, subject to the approval of
the Council. Such R .gistered Students are entitled to the following
privileges :- Admission to lectures to be delivered under the direc -
tion of the Council in London and the Provinces ; and to the
Society's ordinary meetings, the use of the Society's Library for
reference ; a copy of each issue of the A rcliitects' ll1agazine : and
free use of the Employment Register. Subscription 10s. 6d. per
annum.
EMPLOY MENT REGI STER.
A Register of Employment is now open, whereby Architects
requiring assistants, and assistants seeking employment may be
brought into contact. The Register is free to Members and
Students. Employers and assistants being non-members may avail
themselves of this Register on payment of zs., which includes one
insertion in the Magazine.
365
E. H . Bruton ( (}, Hon. Audito1'. H . S. Hiley, R ep. of Assoc.
E. W. M. Corbett. Herbert C. Rimell, Hon. Lib.
& H on. Sec.for Associates.
W. H. D. Caple, Hon. Secreta1'J'• Church St. Chambers, Church
St., Cardiff.
Edgar G. C. Down (a), High St., Holl . Assistant Sec.
The Society consists of Members, Associates, and Honorary
Members. M_embers _must b~ practisii:ig Architects, not combining
any other busmess with their profess10n of Architecture, except
t~o.se of !and :ind quantity su~veying, land agency, and valuing and
civil engmeenng, and must either have served articles to Architects
of recognised qualifications, or be rnem bers of the R. I. B. A., or
be elected at a meeting at wbich three-quarters of the members of
the Society are present. Honorary Members of the Society may
be Architects of distinction, not practising in South Wales and
Monmouthshire, and also gentlemen of recognised knowledge and
taste in Architecture and the kindred arts. Associates of the
Society may be Architects' assistants or pupils, who have served or
are under articles to qualified Architects.

Aberdeen Society of Architects. Devon & Exeter Architectur

C o uncil .
Arthur Clyne (/), Pi·esident. Society.
Duncan McMillan, Vice-President. George Marr. Council.
William Kelly. George Watt.
A. M. Mackenzie{f),A.R.S.A. R. G. Wi lson. C. J . Tate (a), President.
John Rust, foint Hon. Sec. and Treasu,-er, 224 Union Street. James Crocker (/). A. S. Parker (a).
A. H. L. Mackinnon (a), foint Hon. Sec., 245 Union St. J.E. Harvey. Octavius Ralling, Hen. 71-ea-
The Society consists of one class of Members, viz :-Persons James Jerman ((). surei.
practising as Architects in Aberdeen who have served an appren- Chas. King(/), Mem. R . I.B. A. John M. Pinn.
ticeship, or as assistants, with an Architect or firm of Architects at Council. B. Priestley-Shires (a).
least seven years, and afterwards have practised on their own H . G. Luff (a), Vice President. Arnold Thorne ( ().
account not less than one year. Harbottle Reed, Hon. S ecretary, 12 Castle Street, Ei-eter.
The Society consis~s of three classes-viz., Members, Associate
Members, and Associates, wholly engaged as Architects and Sur-
Birmingham Architectural veyors, and not connected with any of the Building Trades.
Members are Ar.chitects in practice on their own account or in part-
Association. ner~h1p. Associate Members must have qualified for the Associate-
Council. ship R .I.B.A., or have served as assistants for not less than five
years in the office of an Archite~t eligible as a Member; except at
W. H. Bidlake (a), M.A., President. the elec.tion of the qouncil, they have full voting powers, but are
C. E. Bateman (/}. H. R. Lloyd (a), Vice-Pnsident. not ehg1ble for elect10n on tlie Council. Associates include assist-
H. T . Buckland, Vice-President. E. L. Percival. ants who have du ly served articles, and premiated pupils now in
E. Hale. C. Silk. articles. Associates enjoy all the privileges of Membership except
A. Harrison, Hon. T reasurer. J. A. Swan, Hon . Libra1ian. that of voting. Honorary Members may be elected at any general
W. Henman (/). A. D. Thacker. meeting on the recommendation of the Council.
Hon. Secretaries.-A. McKewan (a), 3 Newball St., Birmingham.
G. H. Vernon Cale, 39 Newhall St.
The Association consists of-Members: Architects who have
been in Practice at least two years ; Associates : Architects not
eligible as Members, Architects' assistants and pupils; Honorary
The Dundee Institute.
Members: Persons who are not Architects, but interested in Council.
Architecture and the allied arts.
James P. Bruce, PJ1;sident.
T. IC Foggie. Leslie Ower ( !).
Geo. A. Harris, Vi'ce P resident. G. A. Pyott, Auditor.
Bristol Society of Architects. Alexander Neilson. T. C. Stocks.
Council. P. H. Thorns.
Frank Wills (j) Pi·esident (llfember RJ.B.A. Co1mcil). J. J. Henderson, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer, 7 Ward Road, Dundee.
W. L. Bernard (/). G. H. Oatley ((). The Institute is composed of residents in Dundee and vicinity
F. Bligh Bond(/). . W. S. Skinner. in three classes:-viz., Me~bers : Gent_lernen who have been engaged
R . C. James (a), Hon. Librarian. T. H. Weston (a), A11dito1'. profess10nally m the practice of Architecture, the applied sciences
J. II. La Trobe (/). Joseph Wood, Vice-Presidmt. or the fine arts for a period of not less than seven years ; Asso'.
Thomas Nicholson. J. F. Wood (a) . ciates : Gentlemen not eligible as Members, and ladies who are
H. Dare Bryan, Hon. S ecretary and T reasurer, 38 College Green, studying Architecture, or who take an interest in the objects of the
Bristol. Institute; Honorary Members, who may be elected by the Council.
The Members consist of-Fellows: Architects who have been in
practice more than five years; Associates : Architects who have
been in practice less than five years, and Architects' Assistants over
twenty-one years of age; Students:. Persons engaged in the study The Glasgow Institute.
of Architecture, and who are not less than sixteen years of age,
and are, or have been, articled to a member of the profession. Officers.
David Barclay(/), President'(lliember R.!.B.A. Coum:£l).
H. K. Bromhead (a) . Duncan McNaughtan.
Cardiff, South Wales, and Mon- J. J. Burnet (f), A.R .S.A. N. McWhanne ll .
H. E. Clifford. J. A. Morris(().
mouthshire Society. Alex. Cullen ( f). A. B. l'viorrison.
Miles S. Gibson. Alex. N. Paterson (a).
Officers. John Keppie. Alexander Petrie, Vice-President.
George Thomas, President. James Lindsay (a). W. Forrest Salmon((), Auditor.
E. M. Bruce-Vaughan ( (). J. Coates Carter (/). C. J. MacLean, Serrela1y, II5 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow.
366 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS.
The Society consists of one grade of Members only, and engaged in the study or practice of Architecture as a profession
persons seeking admission must, at the time of application, and who are entitled to use the affix A.M.S.A. ; Students, who are
be engaged in practice as Architects, and must either have under twenty-three years of age and are engaged in the study of
served for six years, at least, as apprentices or assistants with Architecture either as assistants or pupils. The Council meet
Members or with persons qualified to become such; and members every month, and General Meetings ot the Society are held every
of other Architectura l bodies. They must be nominated by two three months.
Members, be approved by the Council, and must sign a form
of Declaration as to their professional training and practice.
N oPthern Architectural
Leeds & Yorkshire Architec- Society.
tural Society. Council.
Council. Wiiliam Glover(/), President (1Wembei- R.l.B.A. Council).
W. Carby Hall (/), P,-esi'dent (Member R.f.B.A . Couuci'l.) H. G. Badenoch. W. E . Fenwicke.
George Atkinson C. B. Howdi ll (a), Vice-President. G. T. Brown. J. H. Morton I/).
W. H. Beevers (a), Vi ce-President. W. H . Thorpe (/), Hon. Trea· J. T. Cackett(/ ), Hon . J'i-eas. Joseph Oswald(/).
G . F. Bowman . surer. Frank Caws (/), Vice-President. T. Reay.
W. S. Braithwaite. T. Butler-Watson(/). H. C. Charlewoocl (/)Hon. Lib. Frank W. Rich (/).
A. R. Hill (a). R. Wood. J. W. Donald (a), Auditor . John Walton Taylor(/).
Francis W. Bedford (a), Hon . Secretary, 18 Greek St. Chambers, C. S. Errington (a).
Leeds. Arthur B. Plummer(/ ), Hon. Sec., 13 Grey Street, Newcastle-
The Society consists of-Members: Architects who have been in on-Tyne.
practice at least two years prior to election ; Associates : Architects' The Association consi£ts of four classes, viz. :-Members: Archi-
assistants, pupils, or Architects who are not eligible as Members, or tects in practice as principals, or as town or county Architects, and
who have not been nominated as Members; and Honorary Mem- who have so practised for not less than three consecutive years
bers : Persons interested in the arts an<l sciences associated with immed iately preceding their nomination ; Associates: Architects
Architecture. not yet eligible as members, or assistants (over twenty-one years of
age) in the offices of gentlem en eligibl e as Members or Associates;
Leicester and Leicestershire Students : persons under twenty-one years, engaged in the study
of Architecture in the offices of gentlemen eligible as Members or
Society of Architects. Associates ; and Honorary Members. Honorary Membersh ip is
conferred on gentlemen eminent for dis:inguished attainments on
Coun·cil .
the recommendation of the Council.
S. Perkins Pick(/), President (Member R .l.B.A. Council).
R. W. Bedingfield (a). A . H. Paget(/) .
W. A. Catlow. A. E. Sawday (f).
F . B. Cooper (a). Stockdale Harrison (/), Hon . Nottingham Architectural
J. Goodacre(/). Treasurer .
Howard H . Thomson (a), Hon. Sec., Halford Chmbs., Leicester. Society.
The Members consist of four classes, viz. :-Hon. Members: Council.
retired Architects and others; Full Members: Architects who have
been engaged for not less than three years as principals; Associate . Robert Evans (/), President.
Members : Architects in practice, but not eli5ible as Full Members, A. W. Bradshaw. Robt . Evans, Junr.
or Associates R.I.B.A.; and Assistant or Pupil Members: assist- A. W. Brewill (/), Auditor. Arthur Marshall (a), Vice-Pi-es.
ants and pupils not less than sixteen years of age, in the office of A. N. Bromley (/). W. A. Heazell (/).
an Architect, Surveyor, or Civil Engineer in practice in the coun- H. G. Watkins (a), Hon . Sec., and Treasurer, Prudential
ties of Leicester and Rutland. Buildings, Nottingham.
The members consist of three classes, viz. :-Members : Architects
engaged as principals not less than two years; Associates: Architects
Liverpool Architectural not eligible as members, Arch itects' assistants and articled pupils ;
and honorary Members : gentlemen distinguished for their attain-
Society. ments.
Council.
Professor Simpson, President.
J. W. Blakey (a). E. P. Hinde (c). Oldham Society of Architects.
James Dod, Hon. T reasurer. E. A. Ould (/). Council.
T . E. Eccles (a). P. C. Thicknesse.
G. W. Fraser (a) . W. E . Willink (/), M.A. John Wild, President.
A. P. Fry. J. Woolfall, Vice -President. J. W. Firth , Vice -President.
Hon. Secretarie.· -Arno1d Thornely (a), 14 Castle St., Liverpool. F. W. Dixon. C. T. Taylor (a).
F. E . Pearce Edwards (a), Municipal Offices, Dale St., Liverpool. Sidney Stott. H. Winder.
The Members consist of four classes, viz., Fellows : Architects Thomas Taylor.
engaged as principals not less than three years ; Professional J. Herbert Heywood, Hon . Sec. and T reas., I St. Peter St.,
Associates: Architects' assistants, and Architects not eligible as Oldham.
Fellows; Students: persons engaged in the study of Architecture; The members consist of-Fellows: Architects who have been in
and Honorary Members: practice four years; Associates : Assistants or Arch itects who have
been in practice under four years' ; and Students, who shall be
pupils in an architect's office and not exceeding 23 years of age.
Manchester Society of
Architects. Sheffield Society of Architects
Council.
F. H. Oldham (f), President (Member R.J.B.A . Council). and Surveyors.
B. W. H . B1ameld. A. H. Mills (a). Council.
Geo. Brown, Assist. I-Ion. Sec. J. D. Mould(/), Vice -Presi'denl.
L. H . Dutch (a). Roger Oldham. Joseph Smith(/), President (Member R . I.B.A. Council) .
John Ely (f). W . A. Royle(/). Frederick Fowler, Hon . C. J. Innocent ( j ).
John B. Gass(/). Edgar Wood (a). T reasui-er. P. Marshall, Vice -President.
Edward Hewitt(/), Vice-Pres. John Henry Woodhouse(/). R. W. Fowler. J.B. Mi tchell-Withers (a).
James S. Hodgson. P. Scott Worthington (a), M.A. E. M. Gibbs (f) . J. R . Wigfull (u ).
Jesse Horsfall (f). Charles Hadfield (/). T . Winder.
Paul Ogden (f), Hon. Sec. and Treasurer, 60 King Street, W. Carter Fenton, Hon . Sec., 14 St. James's Row, Sheffield.
Manchester. The members consist of five classes :-Fellows, Associates,
The Members consist of-Fellows, who have been engaged in Students, Honorary Members, and Lay Members. The Fellows
practice for at least five years, and are entitled to use the affix are practitioners who have been engaged as principals for not less
F .M. S.A. ; Associates, who are at least twenty-three years of age, than five years in their profession ; the Associates are principals, or
 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS.
assi~tants uvtr t went)-One years of age ; the !::imdents are anicltd
pupils; .the l~onorary Mer;1bers are persons distinguished for their
conn ec ti~n. with ar.t and sc1en.ce; the Lay Members are gentlemen
not practismg but mterested m Architecture or Surveying and not
following any of the Building Trades. ' Instruction. is given gratuitously in the Architectural School ,
The York Society.
Council.
William Bell ( f), President.
G. Benson (a). J. T. Pegge.
J. Brett. A. J. Penty.
T. D . Brooks (a). W. G. Penty (f).
C. H. Channon ( f),. Vice.-Presz'dent. H. Per.kin (f).
S. G. I-11ghmoor, Lzbrarza11. A. Pollard.
T. Monkman, Vice -President. F. Raney.
A. B. l3urleigh, Hon. Secretary, 2I The Mount, York.
The members consist of three classes, viz.-Mtmbers: Architects
who. have ~een in practice. more than two years, or hold chief
pubhc a-ppomtments; Associates : Students of Architecture Assist -
ants, or others in the profession who are not elioible as m~mbers ·
Honorary Members : Gentlemen distinguished"' for their attain'.
ments and those who have an indirect interest in Architecture or
in some of the collateral arts and science~. ' CONSTRUCTION. SANITARY SCIENCE, QUANTITY
Royal Institute of Architects
of Ireland.
Council.
SirThomasDre:-v<f), RH.A . , President(1We111 . R.l.B.A. Council.)
George C. Ashli n(/), R. H.A. William M. Mitchell( f), R .H.A.
F. Batchelor (/). J. J. O'Callaghan.
James Rawson Cnrrol (/). C. A. Owen(/), B.A.
W. G. Doolin (/), M. A. W. K. Parry (/), M. A.
Charles Geoghegan. J. H. Pentland (/), R.H.A.
Albert E. Murray (f), A.R.H.A., Hon. Ste. and Treasurer,
37 Dawson St., Dublin.
The Institute consists of four classes of Members, viz :-Fellows
and ordinary Members, and Hon. Fellows and Hon. Corresponding
Members. Fellows shall be Architects of good repute, being
Members of the Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland, and
engaged in the practice of Architecture for at least seven years, and
who shall he elected to the rank of Fellows by general vote of the
Membtrs; Members shall be Architects of good repute
who have been in practice at least five years, or who hav~
been articled for not Jess than three years to a Member of the Royal
Institute of British Architects, or of the Societies allied with it ; or
have passed the Associate Examination of the R.I.B.A. for the time
being, and have attained the age of twenty-one years ; Honorary
Members and Honor:.ry Corresponding Members: persons eminent
for their works or scientific acquirements, not being British Archi-
tects.
The Architectural Association
of Ireland.
Frederick Batchelor, Presz'dent.
Vict-hesz'dents, M. J. Tighe. C. H. Ashworth. '
Committee.
I-I. Allberry. L. O'Callaghan.
R. M. Butler. R. C. Orpen.
T. Coleman. J. Howard Pentland, R.I-I.A.
J. Holloway. E. P . Sheridan.
T. E. Hudman.
Hon . Treasurer , James H . Webb, IS D 'O lier Street, Dublin.
Hon. Lzbr.,rz'an, Joseph Geoghegan.
Hon Seci-elarics, Edwin Bradbury, I9 Cambridge Rd., Rathmines,
Dublin . Fred. G. Hicks, 28 South Frederick St., Dublin.
Hon. Auditoi·s , W. P. Beckett. M. J. Buck'ey.
Registrar, F. G. Hicks, 28 South Frederick St., Dublin.
Offices, 22 Clare St., Dubl in.
The ordinary meetings are held on alternate Tuesdays during the
Session from October to May. Papers are read, and discussions
take place. In addition, educational advantages are afforded to
members by means of Building Construction, Design and Sketching
Classes, and by visits to buildings in progress.
The Library is open on every week-day except Saturday from
eleven to four o'clock .
Persons seeking election must be nominated hy two members of
the Association, and must sign a form of Declaration as to their
professional training.
Subscrzptions.-Entrance fee for each ordinary Member is ten
shillings, and the annual subocription is ten shillings.
367
Royal Academy of Arts.
P rofessor of Architecture, GKO. AITCH ISON , R.A. (f).
Master of the Arcllitectural S chool, R. PHENE SPI ERS ( /), F.S.A.
Stu?ents sei;kmg to ~vail themselves of it must produce proof of
havmg o~tamed a fair d.egree ?f proficiency in Architectural Study
and drawmg, and. submit specim~ns of their ability.
~uc7essful applicants are admitted as "Probationers," and after
satisfymg further tests are entered as " Students" of the Royal
Academy. As such they are entitled to a three years' course or
instruction in the Architectural School, and to a further term of two
years if a~ ~h.e end of the first period they have won a place in the
Upi:er D1V1s10n of ~he School: Students in the Upper Division are.
pnnleged to study m the Anl!qne School, and on certain conditions
m the Sc?ool of Drawing from Life. There is a Modelling Class
for. Architects, and a clnss for A rchitectural Ornament. both or
which are open to R.A. Students in Architecture.
King's College, London.
ARCHITECTURAL HISTORY, DESIGN, BUILDING
SURVEYING, SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES
&c., AND MODERN PRACTI CE. '
Session I900-I90!.
FACULTY OF SCIENCE-DIVISION OF ARCHITECTURE.
Pro/~ssor-R . ELSEY SMITH, A. R. I. B. A.
Assistant Lectunr.-C. I-!. lZ&Il.LY, B.A.
Assistant Lectu.-ei'.- JAMES BARTLETT.
SYLLABUS OF THE DAY CLASSES.
qccasional students may join any or all of the classes. It is
desirable, however, when time permits, that they should go ,teadily
through the courses, and take the three years to do so.
Th.e lectures are _Prepared for students requiring a thorough
Arch~tectural education, and will be of special service to those·
en~ermg for the R. l.B .A., Surveyor's In stitution, South Kensington
Science and Art, Royal Engineers, &c., &c.
.Fees.-The fees for occasional students are as follows :-For the
Fmt Year Course in e~ch subject, £7 7s.; per term, £2 I2s. 6d..
For t,h~ Second Year Course, £7 7s. ; per term, £2 r2s. 6d. For
the 1 ?ird Year Cou rse, £7 7s.; per term, £2 I2s. 6d.
Przzes.--An examination will be held at the end of each course,.
and certificates, medals, and prizes will be awarded. The Worship-
ful Company of Carpenters also gives gold, silver, and bronze
medals. Mr. _Arthur Cates, F.R.l.B.A., also gives a bronze
medal.
The terms consist of eleven lectures each, and are delivered once
a wee~ for eac~ course, as follows :- Lectures are given on the
foll_o"'.mg subject~ connected with Architecture-Elementary
Buildmg Construction, i\;{on<lays 3 t? 4 p. m. ; Advanced, Fridays,
3.30 .to 4)0 p.m.- ; Arch1te~tural History, ~ondays, 4 to 5 p.m.;
Hy_giene m relat10n t<? Arch1tectu~e ; Quantity Surveying ; Specifi-
cations and Professional Practice; Practical work in Wood
Carving, Stone Cutting, Bricklaying, arrenter's and Joiner's
Shops can be arranged for advanced Students; for details consult
prospectus.
The terms are arrarged as fo I )WS : -
Mic!tae/111as Te,-,n, Jrom the beginning of October to the week
before Christmas.
Lent Tei-11t, from the I7_th of January to the week before Easter.
Easter Te11n, from Apnl 25th to the beginning of July.
TI-IE ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO.
UNDER TH& DIRECTION OF THE PROFESSOR.
Assz'stant Instructor, C. H. REILLY.
The Architectural Studio is open every day (Saturday excepted)
from IO a.~1. t;"tl 6 p.11t. for Day Stud~nt~, and fro11t 6 p .111. to
9 p. m. for Even1.ng Students. The stud~o 1s particularly adapted
to meet the requirements of those quahfymg for the Testimonies of
Stud_Y .and .finished Drawings as required by the R.l.B.A. for
adm1~s10n mto the R-:y~l Aca.demy, the Royal Engineers,
A-dm1ralty, War Office, Civil Service, and the Surveyors' Institu-
tion, also for the preparation of _Drawings for the Honours Course
in Building Construction, South Kensington, and other public
bodies.
The Evening Studio is intended main ly for those who are
engaged in offices throughout the day, and who desire to supplement
and exten-i the knowledge of the designing of buildings inc:uding
details and working drawings. '
The tudio is lighted by the electric light, and there is a librarv
of stanclard Architectural works, to which the students ha ve acces;.
Lockers are provided.
368 ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETIES AND I NFOR MATION FOR STUDENTS.
Subjects are set by the Instructor from time to time, and help is
given in the practical designing and detai ls of complete buildings.
Fees: Day Studio, £4 4s. per term, £10 ros. per year; Evening
Studio, £2 zs. per term, £5 5s. for the year. Students of limited
means are (on application to the Worshipful Company of Carpenters,
London Wall) admitted at half fees.
Prizes, Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals are awarded.
SYLLABUS OF THE EVENING CLASSES.
Lectures and classes on ARCHITECTUR ·~L HISTORY ar~ held
on 'Wednesdays from 7 to 8 p.m., and on BUILDING CONSTRUC-
TION on Monday eveaing from 7 to 8 p. m., and will comprise
subjects in which candidates are examined at the Royal Institute
of British Architects' examinations ; the examination for member-
ship of the Society of Architects ; the Examination for Professional
Associateship of the Surveyors' Insti tut ion. Fee £1 rs. for each
term, or £2 12s. 6d. for th e course of three terms. The Worship-
ful Company of Carpenters award Silver and Bronze Medals, prizes
in Books and Certificates. The Alderman Fandel Phillips medal
is also given. for Sanitary Building Constru ction.
The ARCHITECTURAL STUDIO is open every evening from 6 to 9
(see above) .
CONSTRUCTIONAL DRAWING CLASSES are held each Friday
from 6. 30 to 9 p. m. The Students are taught the prepara-
tion of Working and Detail Drawings of the various subjects dealt
with by the Professor in his Lectures, also Building Construction
Drawing and details of all the several trades. Fee for each term
rzs . 6d., or £1 ros. for the Course (three terms). Prizes in Books
and Certificates are awarded at the end of the academical year.
A Class for instruction in QUANTIT!ES is held every Monday
evening from 8 to 9. The Students will be instructed how
to prepare a complete set of measurements, square and abstract
same, and complete the Bills of quantities for a bui lding, from an
example, in accordance with the London Practice. Fees for each
term, 15s., for the full course of three terms, £2 2~. Prizes in
Books and Certificates are awarded at the end of the academical
year.
Students of limited means are (on application to the Worshipful
Company of Carpenters, London Wall) admitted at half fees .
Students attending the various classes have the use of the Library,
belonging to the Worshipful Company of Carpenters.
For syllabus of all the classes apply to Prof. R. Elsey Smith,
130 Temple Chambers, Whitefriars, E.C.
UnivePsity College, London.
TH E CLASSES OF ARCHITECTURE AND CONSTR UCTION.
Session 1900-19or. (f?wn October, 1900 to June, 1901.)
Professor-T. Roger Smith, F. R. I.B.A.
Assistant-William Stirling.
Instructor zn Measuring-E. G. Burr.
lnstructoi· in Structural Drawing-A. Buchanan .
Two cou rses of Lectures are given.
Course A., on Architecture as a fine art, treated historically,
consists of 30 Lectures, delivered every Monday evening* from
6 to 7.
Course B., on Architecture as a Science or Constructive Art,
consists also of 30 Lectures delivered every Wednesday evening from
6 to 7.
Telegrams : ESTABLISHED 1883.
"DIVIDITORE, LONDON."
THE LONDON
DRAWING AND TRACING OFFICE,
98, GRAY'S INN RD., HOLBORN, W.C. (Ad;oining Ho/born 'fown Hall.)
·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·~·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-
For the Prompt and Efficient Execution of all work usually required by the Profession, such as-
WORKING OR PERSPECTIVES TRACINGS / P<~~l~-~~~~~s
COM·
PETITION In Pen
DRAWINGS
and Ink,
Colour, On Cloth or I Brown Lines on White.
from rough sketch or Monochrome. Tracing Paper.
or description.
OFFICE HOURS :
Q.o to6.o,SATIJl!DAYQ.oto1.o.
+ TH~
Cheques and Postal Orders Crossed-
LoNDON 1 CITY, AND MIDLAND BANI<,
Fees are as zmder : -
For the Session, 60 lectures, £rn ros. ; for one entire course, 30
Lectures, £5 5s. ; for any one Term of IO Lectures, £2 zs. For
Drawing Classes, either class, the Session £1 rs., one term 10s. 6d.
For Quantity Surveying Classes, either class, the Session ros. 6d.
A Student taking out a ticket for either entire Course will be al-
lowed to attend the Drawing Class in connection with the Course
selected without further payment.
Building Construction and Drawing. Classes, orie Junior and
one Advanced, for Building Construction and Working Drawings,
will meet on Thursday evenings at 7 during the Winter and
Spring terms. \
Architectural Drawing, Ornament • nd Perspective.-A Class for
the above subjects will meet on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
evenings at 7.
Quantity Surveying Classes.-Two Classes, one Elementary and
the other Advanced, ..yill be held on Friday evenings during the
Winter and Spring Terms from 6.30 to 9.15, for practical
instruction in Taking off Quantities, illfeasuring up, and Preparing
Estimates.
Royal APchitectuPal Museum
& W estminsteP School of APt.
In connection with the Science and Art Department.
18 TUFTON ST., DEAN'S YARD, WES~MINSTER, S.W.
President-FI.IS GRACE THE DUKE OF WESTMINSTER.
Hon. Secretary-MAURICE B. ADAMS ' (/) .
Curator and Assistant Secretary-FRANCIS FORD.
The Royal Architectural Museum is open Free Daily, from IO
till 4, and on Saturdays till 6 p.m., on visitors entering their names
and addresses in a book provided for that purpose. Subscribers,
and friends holding their orders, have the privilege of drawing
from the objects in the Museum.
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WESTMINSTER SCHOOL OF ART.
Teaching Staff.
Di-awing and Painting from the Life and Antique-MOUAT
LOUDAN.
Elementary Drawing, Decoi-ati've Painting, Design, Applied Ai·t,
and Drawing from the Antique-J. HOLGATE.
111/oiel!ing and A n hitectui-al Decoi-ation-F. E. E. SCHENCK.
Evening Classes are held at the Royal Architectural Museum on
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, for Freehand and Model
Drawing, Building Construction, Modelling, Drawing from the
Antique and from the Life. There are also Day Classes and a
Saturday Class for Drawing from the Life.
Ladies' Day Classes for Drawing from the Life are held on
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday; Evening Classes for Drawing
from the Life on Tuesday and Thursday ; Day Costume Classes
on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday; and there is also a Ladies'
Class for Still Life Painting on Saturday afternoon.
Provision is made for payment of the fees of a certain number of
students, workmen resident in the City of Westminster, or the
sons of such workmen.
Prospectuses and further information may be obtained of Mr.
Francis Ford, Curator and Assistant Secretary, either by letter or
by personal application on any Class Evening.
Telephone:
No. 1011-HOLBORN,
I MODELS
In
Cardboard,
LITHO
PRINTING.
I or Wood
Plaster.
E s tate Plans,
Black Lines on White. Quantities,
Blue Lines on White. Illustrations sent Specifications,
White Lines on Blue. of wo rk executed &c., &c.
LT».
+JOHN Manager,
B. THORP, Arcllttea end Survey11r.
 I. ARCHI TECTS. 2. ECCLES IASTICAL SURVEYORS . 3. BU ILDERS .

I. flrcl)itects.

LON DON . + PROVI NCIA L. + SCOTLAND, + WALES. IRE L AN D.

LONDON .
(J ) Fellow of Royal In~tilute of B1·itish A1·chitccts. (a) .Associate of Royal Institu te of B~·it,sh Archit~cts . (t) blcmbei· of So , iety of ,frchitccts.

Abbott, E. H., 6 Warwick Court, Holborn, W .C.
a A.bsolom, C. C., 25 Queen Anne's Gate, S. W.
a A.dams, P.H., 65 Leadendall St., E.C.
/ A.dams, Cole Alfred, 66 Victoria St., S.W .
A.dams, F. W ., Finsbury Circus Buildings, 18 E ldon
. St., E.C.
J Adams, M. B ;i. Clement's Ho ., Clement's Inn Passag·e,
Strand, W .<J .
Adkin, B. W ., F.S.I., H Queen St., E.C., and 493 New
C1·oss Rd., S.E.
A.ldersparre, CJu:., 56 Stratford Rd., W.
Aickn;inn, W. A., 34 Gr esham St., E.C.
f Aitcluson, G., A..R.A., 150 Harley St., W.
Alder, J. S. , 1 Arundel St., Strand, W.C.
f Aldwinckle, T . W., 1 Victoria St., S.W.
a Allen, Ed . J . M. , 3 Vorulam Bldgs., Gray's Inn, W .C. I Banks, T . L ., 71A Queen Victoria St. , E. C.
Allen, George P., Dane Ho ., Ar undel St., Stmnd, W.C.
Allen, H. H ugh, 56 Sixth Avenue, Muuor Pa1·k, E.
f Allen, 'rheo., and Son, 3 Duke St., Adelphi, W.O .
t Allsop , R. 0., 37 Norfolk St., Strand, W .C.
Alton, W . H., 3 Billiter A.venue, E .C.
a Ambler, L ., TempleChmhrs ., Temple .A.venue, E.C.
Ancell, William James, 3 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C.
f Anderson, J. Macvicar, 6 Sti·atton St., W.
f A~.ell,L. (Boro' E ngineer), Westminster Chambers, 11
ictoria St., S.W.
Angell, R., GarrickHouse,York Bldgs.,Adelphi, W .C.
a Ansell, W . H., 11 Gt. James St., Bedfo1·d How, W.C.
Applin, H.K., 47 Clarence Rd., Lower Clapton, N.E.
a Al'diug, C. B ., F.S.I., Bond & Buzzard, 22 f:!urrey St., a Barrow,.E. R., Amberley Ho ., Norfolk St.,Strand,W.C. a Blackbouru, Henry,F .S.I., 6 Queen Anne's Gate,S.W.
Strand, W .C.
f,, A.rdron & Dawson, 6 Old Queen St., S.W.
' Armstrong, R., 18 Westbourne Park Villas, W.
+rnell, A.H. O., Sll Jiillfield Rd., Hampstead, N.W.
a "-l'nold, Thomas, 10 Basinghall St ., E .C.
a Arpin, J.E., 3 Duke St., .Adelphi, W .C.
1-•bee, C.R., M.A., 37 Cheyne Walk Chelsea, S.W. _
'~•hton, F . .A.., 177 Romford Rd., St{atford, E., and o + Bassett- Smith, Wm ., 10 John St., Adelphi, W .C.
Crooked Lane, E.C.
Astley Bros., 18 Dalmeuy Rd ., Tufnell Pk., N.
a Austin & Austin, 3 Budge Row, Cannon St., E.C.
tYlmg, R. S., 19 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W.
acou, Fritncis P lews, 4 Copthall Chambers, E .C.
Badger, C. J ., 45 B!ackbe1tth Rd., Greenwich, S.E .,
f Band 63 Lewisham Rd., S.E.
f B adock, John Barlow, 7 Staple Inn WC
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f+Bai.ley,
w: ·
af;!:gallay, Frank T., 50Berners St.'.
R. G., 2 Union Court, Old Broad St., E .C.
aiues, Geo., 5 Clement's Inn; Strand, W .C.
\ Baker, Chas. G., 362 Barking Rd., Canning Town, E.
+ Baker, C. G., 5 Bloomsbury Square, W.C.
Baldwm, Wm. ·waUis, 35 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.
Balfoui·, E. J . A. (./), and Turner T. 10 Buckingham f Belcher, John, 20 Hanover Square, W.
St., Strand, W.C:. ' '
a Balfour, R. S., 28n Abermnrle St., vV. · Bell, Withers, & Meredith (a), 3 Salters' Hall Court
Ball, Adam K ., 118 Holborn, W.C., and 88 St. George's
A.venue, Tufnell Park , N.
Ball, C. W ., 11 Buckingham St., W .C.
a Ball, J. H., 2 Clement's Inn, Strand, W.C.
Ballantine, E., 180 Adelaide Rd., Chalk Farm N.W.
Ballantine, Thos., 86 York St., Westminster, S.W.
Ball~, J . B ., 199A Grange Rd., Bermondsey, S.E.
a Bawster, Frederick Jones, The Oute1· '£emple, ;v.c.
Banks, G. F., 22 Chancery Lane, W .C. ·
Banks, William Coppard, 39A Gracechurch St., E .C.
Barber. W ., 3 Brick Court, Temple, E.C.
+ Bare, R. G., 9 & 10 Southampton St.,Bloomsbury,W.C. a Best, J. R., &Callon, C . .A. («),2Prince'sMansions 66.
and 66Lebanon Gdns.,West Hill, Wandswo1th,S.W .
a Barker, Arthur Rowland, 11 Buckingham St., W.C.
Barker, E. H., 89 Chancery Lane, W.G.
a Barlow, .A. J., 6 Great James St., Bedford Row, W.C.
a Barlow, W. Tillott, 4 Queen St. P lace, E .O.
Barnes-Williams (/),Ford (a) and Griffin, 2•1 Railway
.Appr oach, S.E .
Barratt, F . W., F.S.I., Vestry Hall, Church Row,
Bethnal Green, E .
Barrett, Stanley, 53 Blomfield Rd., Maida Vale, W.
Barry & Bowd•n, 30 Craven St., W .C.
Barry, C. (F.S.A.) (/), & Son, Parliament Mansions,
Victoria St. , S. W.
f Bartleet, W. G., & Son, 56 New Broad St., E.C.
a Bartlett , .A.., 65 Chancery Lane, W .C.
Bttrtlett, J ., 8 Breams B!dgs., Chancery Laue, W.C.
Bassett-Smith, f:has . A., 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
a Bateson, J. W., 8 Belsize TeiT., Fitzjohn'• .A.venue,
I Hampstead, N.W.
Battam and C~. , 17 Hitrt St., Bl omsbury, W.C.
Batterbury, 'Ihos., F .S.I., Birkbeck Bank Chmbs ..
Chancery Lane, W.C. . Blunt, J. S., 62 King W illiam St., E .C.'
Batting, W.,.F.S.I., 7 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
Battley, Henry .A.., Engineers Office, L. B. & S. C.
Ry., Loudon Bridge, S.E.
Baxendale, F. G., 34 Knight's H ill, West Norwood,
S .E .
Bays, E., .f & 5 Stonecutt.er St. , E .C.
Beeston (./) and Burmester(/), F .S.I., 30 Lincoln's
Inn Fields, W .C.
a Belcher, A . .If., 8 & 9 Martin's Lane, Cannon St., E.C.
Belcher, W. D., 28 Martin's Lane, Cannon St., E.C.
CaouonSt. , E.C . ''
j' Bell, E. I., 19 Queen Anne's Gate, S.W .
Bell , J. F ., 25 John St., l3edford Row, W .C.
a Bennett, Edmund J., 13 Gray'R Inn Square, W.C ..
Bennett, Robert, 72 Cheapside, E .C.
Bennison & Bargman , 16 Essex St., Strand, W.C.
Bentley, C. J ., 181 Queen Victoria St., E.C.
Bentley, J . F., 13 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
Beruton, H.B., Ashburnham Ho., Hay Hill, Berkeley-
Sq., W.
Berkeley-Miller\ F ., 8 Craig's Ct., Ch aring Cross , S.W.
Best, A. J., 38 S oane St. , S .W.
Victoria St., S.W. '
Betinson, F. R ., P.A. . I ., 28 John St., W .C.
f Bibby, G. H ., The Limes, Northend, Hampstead,N .W.
B1gnold, Herbert, 242 La vend er Hill, and 67 Batter-
sea Rise, S.vV.
Billing (A.1-thur), Son (a),andRowley,Bank Chambers
92 Tooley t ., S.E . ,.
Birch, John, 18 Outer Temple, Str and, W .C.
Bird and vValt ers,64 Seymour P lace,Bryanston Sq. W
Birt, Alfred, 39 East Duhvich Rd., S.E. ' •
Blangy and Van Baars, 11 and 12 Southampton
Buildings, W.C.
Blasbill, '.!.'hos., F .S.I., 29 Tavistock Sq., W.O.
Bhzard, G., 89 Harley St., W.
Bloomfield, Sir Arthur William (/), A.R..A.., 1''.S.A..,
and Sons, 6 Montagu Pince, W. ·
Blom.field, A.l·thur Coman, M.A., 28 Montagu Sq., vV.,
and 6 ?vlentagu Place, W. ·
Blomfield, 0 . J., 28 Montagu Sq., vV., and 6 Montagu
Place, W.
Blom.field, R. T., M.A., l New Court, Temple, E.O.
Blow-Detm111·, 3 New Sg_., Lincoln's Inn W .C.
Bodley, G. E'. (A.R..A.., F .S.A..), 7 Gray's Inn Sq., W .C.
Boehmer and Gibbs (a), 11 Spring Ga1·deus, S.W.
Bolton, Arthur E., "vVinsford," 44 Chaucer Rd.,
Acton, W.
a Bolton, Albert John, 55 Lincoln's Inn Fields, \V.C.
a Bolton, A. rl'., 2 'l'be Sanctuary, Westminster, S.W.

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Strand, W.O.
Baker,
J
A. <1., Springbank Rd., Hither Green, S.E.
I
Baker (.f) & Turrill, Effingham House, Arundel St., a Beale, R. J . (F .S.I. ), 9 Victorin St., S.W.
Beaumont, Eugene C., 78 Fleet St:, E.C .
Beazley(/) and Bunows (a), 17 Victoria St., S.W.
a Bolton, Young, 28 Brixton Rd., S.W.
a Bond, .A.. G., 115 Gower St., W.C .
Bone, Chas. B ., M.A.., 7 Carteret St., S.W.
aker, B. T ., 21 Hosack Rd., Balham, S.\V. Beesley, A. J ., 28 Huddleston Rd., T ufnell Park, N. Bonella (a) & Paull, 6 QualityCt.,ChanceryLane,W.C •.
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Boney, W. H. , 124 Chancery Lane, W.C.
a Bonner, Horace Thos., 13, 14 Kin~ St., Cheapside,E.C.
Booth, R. G., 44 Fmsbury Sq ., E.1;.
a Boreham, :Frederick, 75 Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
Borer and Dobb, 110 London Wall, E.C.
Barrowman, J., 10 Serjeant's Inn, W.C.
a Basher, Victor E., P.A.S.L, 18 Haldon Rd., \Vest Hill,
Putney. S.W.
Bottrill, W ., Trafalgar Bldgs., Northumberland Av.,
w.c.
f Bouchier, E. H., A.llLLC.E.,32 Great Geotge St.,S.W.
Boughton & Son, 399 Norwood Rd., \V. Norwood, S.E.
Boulting, P.A., 28 John St., Bedford Row, W.C .
Bourne, J.C., 62 & 63 Basinghall St., E .C.
;Bowie & Barrett. 161 Wool 1'xchange, E.C.
J~owles, C. W,, 6 Quality Ct., W.C,
;Bowles, F., 14 Gt. St. Thomas Apostle, E.C.
Bowyer, A. T . A., 29 & 30 King St., Cheapside, E.C.
Bowyer, E. M ., Bloomsbury Mansions, Hart St., W.C.
Boyland, A. A., 5S Knighton Park Rd.,Sydenham,S. E.
Boys, John Collins, 52 Queen Victoria St., E.C.
,f Braam, S. A., 1 Wellington Chmbs., York St., S.W.
Brace, Hy. Geo., Bank l:luildin~s, Ludgate Circus,E.C.,
and "Boscombe," i\Ielford Ra., Fore•t Hill, S.E.
Bradbear, W., F.I.S.A., Canonbury Station, N.
.a Bradfield,H .. 25Crescent Grove, Clapham Common,S.W.
Bradford, William, & Sons, 12 Regent St ., S.W.
Bradley, C. C., 10 John S'.., Adelphi, W.C.
+ Branch, Henry, 25 Cheapside. E .C.
Bramham, W., 115 Bow Rd., E.
Breeds, A. 0., 62 Lincoln's Inn Fields, ,V.C.
Brereton, F. S. (/) (F.S.A.), aud Son, Fenwick Bldgs.,
292 High Holborn, \V.C.
,f Bressey, J. T., and Son, Ethelburga House, 70 and 71
Bishops£l'ate St. Within, E.C.
+ Brewer, F. J., F.S.I., 22 Buckingham t., trand, ' ·V.C.
Bridgeman, H.Il., 678 Man•ion House Chmbs., Queen
Victoria St., E.C.
Briggs, J . P., 1 Arundel St., Strand, W.C.
f Briggs, R. A., A mberley House, 12 Norfolk St.,Strand,
W.C.
Brill, F. D ., lA Pembroke Terrace, Queen's Rd .. N .W.
j Brock, E . P. Loftus, F.S:A., 16 Red Lion Sq ., W.C.
a Brodie, C.H., 17 Southampton St., Bloomsb ury, W.C.
Brooke, J. , 5 Victoria St ., S .\V.
Brooker,J. 'V .,13 H.ailwayApproach, London Bdge,S.E.
Brooks, C., Albany B ldgs. , -17 Victoria St., S. W.
Brooks, C. W ., F .S .L , :IIoorgate Station Buildings, 63
Finsbury Pavement, E.C .
Brooks, James, 35 \Vellington St., Strand. W .C .
Brophy, A. Fingar, 47 Hath bone Place, ·w.
Browett and •raylor,9Warwick Ct.,High Holborn .W.C.
Brown and Barrow, 12 Norfolk St., Strand, W".C.
Brown, A. Harold,P"lace Chmbs., 9 Bridge St., We•t-
minster, S.,•V .
Brown (Bradshaw) & Co., Billiter Sq . Buildings, E.C.
,f Brown, E . C., 32 Bedford Row, W.C.
->t B rown, Ed., 128 Mile Enil Rd., E.
Brown and Humphreys, 332 High Rd., Kilburn, N.,V.
Brown , F .. F.S.I., 30 vVatling "t., E .C.
Brown, F. R., 65-66 Chancery Lane, ·w.C .
Brown, John Robert and James, 23 Harrington St.,
Hamp tead Rd., N.W.
Brown, Jos. Stuart, 148 BrecknockHd., N.
B1·own, Wm. E. (/) and Frank (a), 2 Whittington
Avenue, E.C.
Browne, vV. vValter, 41 Great Queen St., \V.C.
Brutton, ,V. M., 5 G1·een St ., Leicester Sq., \V.C.
Brydon, John McKe9.n, 77 Newman St., ·w.
Buckle, Edmund, 23 Bedford Row, W .C.
a Buckle, J. G., 19 York Buildings, Adelphi, W.C.
Bucknall & Comper, 85 Old Queen St., Westminster,
s.w.
Bull, John and A. Edwin, 35 Craven St., Strand, W .C.
Bull, J. F., 30 Bedford Row, W.C.
Burch, E. R., 1 Gresham Buildings, E.C.
Burden (j) and Milnes, 333 Oxford St., W .
Bm·gess, Edward, 6 South Sq., Gray's Inn, W.C .
Burgh and Forge(~), 1 Gresham Buildings, Basinghall
St., E .C.
a Burnell, H. H ., F.S ..A.., 20 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea,S. W .
j Burnell-Burnell, Alfred, Effingham House, Arundel
St., trand, ' ·l '.C.
Burns, J., 180 Hammersmith Rd ., Vf.
/ Burr , Alfred, 85 Gower St., , ¥ .C.
~ B urr, Wm. Abm., 65 and 66 Chancery Lane, vV.C.
Burrell & Hind Smith , 11 King William St., E.C .
Bm-rell, vV ., 11 King William St., E.C.
a Burt, W. II., 10 Bush Lane, Cannon St., E.C.
Burton, H . R., 9 Walbrook, E.C.
+Bu ·hell, Hy., F .S .I., 33 New Bridge St.,E.C.
a Butler, A. M., 16 Finsbury Circus, E .C.
Butler, C. McArthm', St. James's Hall, Piccadilly,'"·
f Butler, John (Surveyor to Metropolitan Police, Scot-
land Yard), 11 Redcliffe Gdns., S. Kensington,$.'".
B utler , J. D., 11 Redcliffe Gardens,S. Kensington, S.W.
Hutt, D., F .R.P.S., 35 Keppel St., RusRell Sq., W.C.
a BlLxton, Wm. J.J, 10 Norfolk St., Strand, W.C .
a Cable, J . M., F.i:i.I., 56 Ludgate Hill, E.C.
" Capell, Bruce J ., 70 Whitechapel Rd ., E .
Capell, H.J., 20 Lynette Av., Clapham Common, S.W.
a Carden, R. \V., 19 Craven St., Strand, W.C.
Carew, J. T., F.S.I., 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C.
Carless, Thomas J., 39 Old Queen St., S.W.
Caroe, W . D. (M.A., Cantab.), F.S . .A.., SA Whitehall
Place, S.W.
Carpenter & Ingelow (f), 4 Carlton Chmbs., 4 Regent
St., \V.
a Carritt, Ernest, F.S.I., 57 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.
Carter, George, 513 Holloway Rd., N.
Case & Gray 39 Victoria St., S.W.
ARCHITECTS. [London«.
Cash, John, 28 Newman St., Oxford St., W. f Crow, A., 18 Gt. Prescot St., E.
Castings, Arthur, 1 •rotbill St., Westmmster, S.W. Crutchloe, E., 75 Victoria St., S.W.
f Cates, A., F .S.[., 12 York Terrace,Regent's Park,N .W. + Cruwys, R., F.S.I., 465 Brixton Rd., S.W.
Cave, Walter Fredk., 8 Old Burlington St., W. C11bitt, J. (/),and Collinson, G. F. (a), 2 Broad Street
Chadwick,W. E.,35Frithville Gdns.,Uxbridge Rd.,W. Buildings, E.C.
Chadwick, S., 2 Pall Mall East, S.W . a Cummings, E. S., Parliament Mansions, Victoria St.,
Chalcraft, H. T., 48 B ishopsgate. t. 'Vithin, E.C. s.w.
Chambers, Francis(;) and Son, llA College Hill, E.C. Cummings, S., 42 Cranley Gardens, S.W.
Chambers & Giet, 12 Trinity Sq., Tower Hill, E.C. Cunnington, •r. C., 3 Broomwood Gardens, Clapham
Chambers, Theodore G., F.S.I., ·1 Bloom<bury Place, Common, S.W.
Bloomsbury Sq., W.C. f Currey, ;H., A.I.C.E., l!'.S.I., 37 Norfolk St., Strand,
Chambers, Wm. Isaac, Savoy House, 115 Strand, W.C. W.<..:., and St. Thomas'• Hospital, S.E . .
Chambers, Vl. 0., 15 Craven "t., W.C. f Currey, Percival, F.S .I., 37 Norfolk St., Strand, \V.C.
Champneys, Ba•il, 19 Buckingham St., Strand, W .C. • Curtis, R. L., 119 and 120 London Wall, E.C.
f Chancellvr, F., F.S.I., 20 Finsbury Circa• , E.C. "C urwen, R., 112 Hamilton House, and149 Bishopsgate
CluLUey, Wm. Henry, 30 Essex St., Strand, W.C. Street Without, E.C.
Chapman, J . W., 130Inverness1'errace. W. a Cuthbert, \:I., 83 Queen St., Cheapside, E.C.
Charlton , Taylor & Lee, 1 Broad St. Buildings, E.C. f Cutler, T. W., 5 Queen Sq., Bloomsbury, W.C.
Cbasemore, .A.. E., 98 High St., Putney, t;;.W. Cutts, J . E . IC(/ ), and J.P. (a), 14 Southampton St.,
a Chatterton, F., .1 l Hayter Rd .. Brixton .Hill, il.W. , 'trand, W .C.
Cheston (f) and Perkin, 5 Union Col,lrt, Old Broad a Cuxson, G. A. Pryce, 5 Duke St., Adelphi, W.C.
St., E.C. Dale, D. R. (!),and Gad•don, 8 Union Court, Old
t Chidgey, H . T. A., Effingham House, Arundel treet, Broad St., KC.
Strand, W .C. Davis, Fred. W., Bridge Hou•e, 181 Queen Victoria
Christopher , J . T., 6 Bloomsbury q .. W .C. St., E.C .
+ Christy, A . E., 12 Gt. St. Helens, E.C. Davis, H. D. (/) & Emanuel. 2 Finsbury Circus, E .C.
" Davis, J. S., Lambe Bldgs., Temple, E.C.
Church, William D., & ::ion, 12 iloutb l'l.,Finsbury,E.C.
Chuter, G., 3 Howard St., Strand , \V.C. Davis, I., . F., .iQ King William St., E.C .
Clare(+) and Ross, 1 West St., Finsbury Circus, E.C. Davis, Owen W., 27 Rutland St., Hampstead, N.W".
Clark, H.F., 28 John St., Bedford Row, W.C. Davis, W. E ., 13 John St., Adelphi, W .C.
C lark, C ..J., 25 High St., . "t. Giles, W.C. a Dawber, E.G., 22Buckingham tlt., Strand, W .C.
a Clarke, Edward Fl'ancis C., 13 Victoria St., S.W. f Daw:mn, H., & Son 6 Finsbury Ci1·cus, E.C.
1
Clarke, Maxmilian, 4 Queen Sq. , W.C. a D~y, R. P hilip, 18 Bloomsbury Sq ., W.C. (Diocesan
Clarke (tlomers) (F .S.A.) & Micklethwaite, J . . T ., Surveyor).
CF.S.A . lo Dean's Yard, We ·tminster, S.W. + Deakin , G. K., 110 Strand , \'-1.C.
Clarke, T. 6. (/), & Son,63 Bi•hop<gateSt. Within,E.C. Denington , J. W. 17 St. Swithin's Lane, E .C.
Clarkselll, John (f) (F.S.I.), and S. F. (!), 28 Great Denton (Bailey), Son, and North, Palace Chambers,
Ormond St., W.C. 9 Bridge Street, Westminster, S.W.
Clarkson, '1'. P., 7 South Sq. , Gray's Inn. 'V .C . Dewes, \Valter, 4 Bloomsbury Place, W.C.
Clay, F., 19 Buckingham St.,. "trancl , W.C. "Dickie, A. C., 7 John Sc., Bedford Row, W.C.
a C leaver, A. W ., M-55 London Wall , E.C. Dickinson, R., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
C lifton (/),Son and Hop•, 7 East India Avenue, E.C . o. Dicksee, B. J ., 67 New Kent Rd., S.E.
C lowes, C., Granville Ho., Arundel St., Strand, ,V.C. Dinwiddy, T. Norman, F.S.I., 54Pal'liament St., S.W .,
Cockerell, A. E., 107 Hammersmith Rd., vV, and 12 Groom's Hill, Gr-enwich, l:l. E.
" Codd, J ., 16 Hill Rd., St. John's 'Vood, N. W. Dixon, Arthur, c.ire of Whitbread and Co., Ltd., The
" Coggin, C. T., 15 York Bldgs., Adelphi , vV.C., and 8 Brewery, Chiswell St., E .C.
Roland MA.nsions, South Kensington. S.,V. -t Dobb, H enry W., 5~ and 55 London Wall, E .C.
Cogswell,'~'- G., 28 Theobalds Rd., W.C. Doll, Charles I>., 5 Southampton St., Bloom•bm·y,\V.C.
f Calicutt, T. E ., 36 Bloomsbury S ., W .C . a Dollar, P., F.S.I., The Clock House, Arundel Street,
Coldwell, E. ·w., 9 Southampton Sc., Bloom.ibury,'\V.C. Strand, W.C.
Cole, J. K., (+)and Wood, K. (a ), 17 Hart St., Blooms- Dolley, F. P., 19 Gt. ' Vinchester St., E.C.
bury, W.C . a Dottridge, S., 49 Queen Victoria St., E.C.
a Cole, R . Langton, 23 Throgmorton St., E.C . Downes, J . J., 199 Lewish'lm High Rd., S.E.
Coleman , S., Albany Bldgs., 39 Victoria St., S.W. f Downing, II. P. Bmke, F.S.I., 7 Gt. College Street,
a Coles F . A., E lmlield, Stre~tham, S. W., "'nd Westm inster, S.,V.
Carteret St., S. W . Dowcon, W. L., 4<l Bedford Row, \V.C.
~ Collard, A . 0., 8 Buckingham St., Strand , W.C. D'Oyley, J., 2-IA Regent St., S .W.
" Collier, Robt. W., 30 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C . Drew, II. Phelps, 33 King St., Covent Garden, W .C.
/Collins, Frederick Hale, 9 Conduit St., W. Drew-i\Iercer, A., Granville House, Arundel Street,
a Collins H . .A.., H.M. Otfice of Works, S.W . Strand, W.C. , and Cumberland House, Kensington
/ Collins, Hyman Henry, F .S.I., 61 Old Broad St., E.C. Palace, S.W.
and 15 Fenchurch St., E.C. Dmery, H., 2 & 4 Old Queen St., S .W.
Collins, L . E ., 31 Gt. St. H elens, E.C . i Drnry. E. D .. F.S .I., 2~ Queen Anlie's Gate, S.,V.
Collins, M. Evlyn, 61 Old Broad St., E.C. f Duffield, W. H .. 5 Budge Row, E.C.
Colman, Ernest Gershom, 4 Raymond'::. Bldgs., Gray's Dnnch, C., 27 Clement's Lane, E.C., and LO Barnes 't.,
Inn Rd., W.C. Commercial Rd.,E.
Colman, S., 39 Victoria St., S.W. f Dunford, J . Williams, lOOc Queen Victoria St., E.C.
Colson ( /'), Farrow ( /) and Nisbett (a), 7 New Ct., · Dunk, W. (a) , and Bousefteld. Billiter q. Hldgs .. E.C.
Carey Street, W .C. f Dunn, J., 1 John Street , St. James's Squa.re, S. W.
Colyer , F., H Victo1·ia St., S.\V. Dunn, W., & Watson, R.,35Lincoln'sinn Fields,W.C.
a Dunn, W. N., 1ancl2 Bucklersbury, E.C.
Commins, F. J . (F.S.I.), 25 Victoria , 't., W estminster ,
s.w. a Dun·ans, '1'., 71 Baker St ., Portman Sq., N.\V.
I Conder, A., Palace Chambers, 9 Bridge Street, West- Dyball, H!uvey, F.S.I., 35 Bucklersbury. E.C.
minster, S.W. Dyer, F. Clark, 79~ Gracechurch St., E.C.
Conely, P., 9 Newcome n St., S.E . Eales, Chris., & Son, F.S .I. (/), 9 Welbeck t., ,;v_
" Cooke, W. G., 35 Walbrook, E.C. Earle, A."' ·• 92 James St ., Buckingham Gate, S., V.
" Cooksey, Arthur W., 4: .A.dam St., Adelphi, W .C. Eastman Bros., 23 Bucklersbury, E.C. .
Coombs, W. Allen, 31 Charing Cross, S.W. Easton, W . J., P.A..S.I., 101 Mill Hill Rd. , Mill Hill
+ Cooper, G. W., 35 New Broad St .. E .C. Park W.
Cooper, J . P. , 16 Aubrey \Valk, Kensington, W. " Eastwood, J . H., 42 Cheniston Gdns., Kensington, ,V.
Cooper, Jas. S., 8 Danes Inn, Strand, W.C. f Ebbetts . Walter J ., Sa\'OY House, 115 Strand, '\V.C.
a Coram, Harry, 46 Battersea Rise, S.W. Edis and Dale, 16 Gt. llfarlborough Street, W.
Corbett & Newson, 17 Gracechurch St., E .C. Edis, Rt . Wm., F.S.A., 14 Fitzroy Square , \V.
Carden, Chambers & Co., 63 Oxford St., W . Edmeston(/) and Gabriel (a), 42 Old B road St., E.C .
a Coward, F. G., 25 Beford Row, W.C. Edmunds, 8. D., 13 H<irley St .. Bow. E .
Cowell & Gray, 4 Ilornsey Rise Gardens, N . f Edwards, George, 52 Cannon Street, E.C .
Cowdl & Shaw, 4~ Finsbury Pavement, E.C . /Edwards, R. C., 37 Norfolk Street, Strand, ,V.C.
Cox, A., 37 Baker St., W . Eedle, F. J. (t) , a nd _Meyers, S. _H. (+), s. Railway
Cox, A., 4 Adam St., Adelphi, W .C. Approach, London Bndge, S.E. (L1censed Victuallers
a Cox, R. L., 9 Gt. James St., Beclford Row, W.C. Archts. )
Coyle, A.H., 10 John St., Adelphi, W.C. a Elgood, F. M., F.S.I., 98 Wimpole St., Cavendish q.,
a Crace, L. P ., 4 Chapel Place, Cavendish Square, W. w.
Cranfield, S. W., 19 Lincoln's Inn Fields. vV.C. Eliot, C., 473 Oxford St., W.
f Creed, R., 11 Finsbury Circus, E.C. Elkio!(ton, George, and Son(./), 95 Cannon St., E.C.
" Cresswell, II. 0., 17 HuckinghamSt., Strand, W.C. ,, Ellis, E . Brooke•, 18 Fenchurch St., E.C.
Crewe, B., 9 Savoy Mansions, Strand, vV.C. Ellis, II. 0., 4B Fenchurch St., E.C.
Crickmay, G. R. (f), F.I.S., and Son (f), 13 Victoria Elphick, G. II., Broad Street House, E.C.
Street, S.W. Elphicke, B . IA., 20 Queen Anne's Gate, S. W .
Crickmay, Zimmerman & Abraham•, 4 llfincing Lane, +Elwell, G. W., 13 Bedford Row, W.C.
E.C. + Emden, 'Valter, 105 and 106 Strand,W.C., r
Crockett, E. A. B., F.S.I., 11 Pancras Lane, E.C. /" Emernon, Wm., 8 The Sanctuary, Westmmster, S.\\ ·
a Crombie, J ., 25 Rumsey Rd., Brixton, S.W. Emes, J ames, 151 Ebury St., .W., and 66 Forthbridge
Crompton, P., 42 Mecklenburgh Sq., W.C. Road Clapham Common, S.W.
Cronk, Edwyn Evans, F.S.I., 12 Pall Mall, S.W. Emmett, II. A., 1 Monnet')' Road, Tufnell Park, N.
Cro , A. W. S., 58 Conduit St., ,V. , England, A. J., 181 Q ueen Victoria St., E.C.
Cross, W. S.(/), F.S.I.,andKekwick, 18 OuterTemp1e, English, C. W., 69 Chancery Lane, W.C.
Strand, W .C. Epps, Walter !II., 107 Helix Rd., Brixton, S.E.
Crosse, E., 11 Bermondsey Sq., S.E. Evans, Thos. Jay, 7 Durrell Rd., Fulham Rd., S.W.
a Crossland, R. E ., 1 Racquet Court, Fleet St., E.C. /Evans-Vaughan, C., 11 Adam St., Adel_phi, '\V.C. id
Crossland. W . H., 25 .A.bchurch Lane, E.C. Eve, William (F.S.I.) & Son, 10 Umon Court, 0
" Crquch, Hy. A., 12 Gray's Inn Square, W.C . Broad St., F .C.
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Faraday & Rodgers, 77 Cha.ncery Lane, "\¥.C.
Farthing, Walter 'l.'homas, 46 Strand, W .C.
Faulkner, A . P ., 2 Sloane Gardens, S.W.
a :Fay, P . J. J., 30 Brewer St., W.
f Fenning, A. R . G., 46 Lincoln'sinn F ields, W .C.
Ferguson, C. J., F.S.A., 42 Clareville Grove, South
Kensington, S.W.
Ferryman, •r. Watson, 33 Chancery Lane, W .C.
Field, H ., 1 Langham Chambers, All Souls Place, W.
l?ife, rl'. J ., 2 Whittington Avenue, E.C.
a F iggis, rr. P ., 28 ?ilartin's Lane, Cannon St., E .C.
Finch, J., 138 Mercers Rd., Upper Holloway, N.
Finch, W. A., 76 Finsbury Pavement, E .C.
Findlay (t~ and Roques (t), 10 Basinghall St., E .C.
Fish, J., 7o Gloucester St., P1mh co, S.W.
Fisher, E., 10 York Bldgs., Adelphi, W.C .
a Fi.her. H. G., 24 F insbury Sq ., E.C.
Flack, C.H., 2 Lancaster Place, Strand, W.C.
Fleming, 0., 17 Pall Mall East, S.W.
F letcher&Mir,-otti(<L),F.S.I., 106TredegarRd., Bow,E.
a Fletcher, Bamster & Sons, 29 New Bridge St., E.C .
a Fletcher, H.P., P .A.S.I., 29 New Bridge St., E.C.
Fletcher, H. M., 10 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.
F letcher,_Westley H., 13 Berners St., W .
F lew, J . B., 83 No rth End Rd., W.
F lint, Ernest, 80 Coleman St., E.C.
F lockhart, William, 180 New Bond St., W.
Florence,H . L.,3 VerulamBuildings, Grayrsinn, W.C.
Flower, A. S., M.A., F S.A., 7 Gordon Place, W.C.
Flowers, H.H., 4 Little Sussex Place, Hyde Pk. Sq.,"\¥.
Ford, C. J ., 4 Mitre Court, Fleet St., E.C .
Ford, Son & Bm-rows, 21 Aldermanbury, E .C.
a Ford, S., 3 South Sq., Grays Inn, W .C.
Forge & Forge, 28 Martins Lane, Cannon St., E.C .
Forrester, A. C., 35 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W.
l'orster, R., 181 Queen Victoria St., E .C.
a Forsyth & Maule, 16 Great Marlborough St., W.
Foster, F., 8 Duke St., Adelphi, W.C .
l' oster,F. W., 41 Bedford Row, W .U.
Foulsham, C., 105 High St., Bromley, E.
Fowler, F. H . (a), & Hall, J. W . , 508-509 Birkbeck
Bank Chambers, W.C.
Fowler, S. (o), F.S .I., andHugman, F., F.S.I., 9Craig'e
Court, Cha.ring Cross, S.W . (S urveyor to the L.C.C.)
a Fox, Frank, 99 Gresham St., E .C.
Fox, G. A., 1 Southampton Row, Bloomsbu ry, W .C.
Fox, G. H., 9 Jo hn St., Adelphi, W.C.
Foxley, A ., 11 Gt. James St., W.C.
a Frami;>ton, A., F .S .I., 62 & 63 Basinghall St., E .C.
Francis, F. U) & H., 177 & 178Palmerston Buildings,
34 Old Broad St., E.C.
Fraucis, Leon A., F .S.I. , 8 John St .. Adelph i, W.C.
Freeland, J. J .,17 Francon ia Rd., Elms Park, Clapham
Common, S.W.
Frend, Houchin & Monis (F.S .I .), :Bloomsbury Mnn-
sions, Hart St., W.C.
Frend, H., 10 Gray's Inn Square, W.C .
.f Frere, A., 34 Essex St., Strand, W.C.
a Frere, Eustace Corrie, 27 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.
.a Frisch, G. J., 17 St. Swithin's Lane, E .C.
Fry, J. H., C.E., F.S.I., 6•1 Craven Park, N.W.
+Fulford, Robt. S., 16 Parkhm·st Rd., Holloway N .
.f Fullerton, H . J., 24 Fopstone Rd., Kensington, S.W .
Fullerton. "\V., 46 Castlewood Rd., Upper Clapton,N.
Gabriel. E., 42 Old Broad St., E.C.
.f Gale, A. J., F.S.I., 4 Serjeant'• Inn, Fleet St., E .C.
.f Gale, E . S . . Falcon Court . 32 Fleet St., E .C.
Ga.le, ]. , 226 Long Lane, Bermondsey, S.E.
Gammell, IC., 3 New Inn, Strand, ·w.C.
Garbutt, M., .rn Gt. James St., W.C.
Gargery , \~r . T., 29Bo.rry Rd., Ea.st Dulwich, S.E.
Garner, T., 7 Gray's Inn Sq .. "\V.C.
Garrood, T . llf., F .S.I., 172 Fenchurch St., E.C.
Gascoyne, W., 12 Wharfedale St., South Kensington,
s.w.
Gems & Clark , 218 Tottenham Court Rd., \~r .
.f G~or!l'e (Ernest) & Yeates, 18 Maddox St., \V.
f G1bbms, J. G., 11 Bow Lane, Chea.pside, E .C.
a Gibbon, W . Jacomb, F.S .I., 57 Lincoln ' s Inn Fields,
w .c.
Gibson, J. S ., 4 Gray's Inn q., W.C.
.a Giles, Gough & Trollope, 28 Craven St ., Strand, W.C . fa Harris,
Gilliard, J ., & Son , 4 Arundel St., Strand, "\V.C.
Ginham, P. N ., 11 Hart St., Bloomsbury, \V.C .
Girdwood, J., 18 Adam St., Adelphi,_\V.C.
Glenn, John, 11 Queen Victoria St., .l!'.C.
Goddard, R. "\¥. K., 19 Buckingh am St., Strand. "\V.C.
Godman, Ernest, 20 Beaufort St., Chelsea, S ."\¥.
Goldie, E., 31 Upper Phillimore Place, Kensington, W.
a Goldsmith, Fmncis T. \¥., 1 Verulam Buildings, Gray's a Hart, Alfred H., 9 Staple I nn, Holborn, W .C .
InnRd., W.C.
a GGoldsmith, "\Villiam, F.S.I., 40 Old Broad St., E.C.
'oodchild, J . E ... & on, 81 Finsburv Pavement, RC . n Harvey, F . M., 66 Cheriton Sq., Upper Tooting, S."\V .
GGoode, Charles H., 22 Buckingl111.m St., tra.nd,W.C.
oodland, J., 53 Victoria St. S.W.
GGoodland, J . H., 109 Victoria t .. S.W.
oodwin, Henry, 403 Old Kent Rd. S.E
Goodwin , \¥alter, 2 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W.
Good;vyn, Leo \V., F.S.I., Granville Chambers, Gran-
ville Place, W .
Goodwin , W. Duvall, 14 Gt. St. Thomas Apost le:E.C.
G]3don (f) , Lowther (f) & Gun ton, Finsbury House,
+ G lomfield St., E.C.
GOrdon, Alex., 107 Queen Victoria St., E.C.
Ordon, A. J .. 12 York Bldgs., Adelphi, W.C.
Go~;-~n , G. W. H ., 2 Princes Mansions, Victoria. St.,
Gord.on, R. C. T ., 395 Romford Rd., Forest Gate. E.
,, ~oshn, E. J., 1 Verulam Buildings, Gray's Inn, \ V.C. f Hebb, '.r., London County Council, Spring Gardens,
oss . . G. , 25 Bedford Row "\V.C.
ARCHITECTS.
Gough, Hugh Roumieu, 35 Shaftesbury Rd., Ravens-
conrt Park, VV.
Gover, Arthur S ., F.S.I., 4 Queen St. Place, E.C.
"Grace, ·wm., 50 Bedford Row , \V.C.
/Graham, A., F .S.A., C,arlton Chbrs,.~ Re~ent St.,S.W.
Grah11m, VV ., 5 John St., Adelphi, w C.
a Grant, Spencer \V., Jlfoorgate Station Bnildings, 63
Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
f Graves, \Valter, l!'.S.I., "\Vinchester House, 50 Old
Broad St ., E.C.
Greatback, G. H,, 51 MoorgateSt., E .C.
Greaves , J. H., & Co., •13 & 44 Lombard St ., E.C .
f Green, A ., 11 Sull'olk St ., Pall Mall, S.W .
Green, C . G., 16 Cliffords Inn, E. C .
Green, Geo., Town Hall, Charing Cross R1., W.C .
+ Green , G. H., 105 Gt. Russell St., Bloomsbury, "\¥.C.
+ Green, Percy, 113 Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
Green, •r. 'K ., 70 Fin•hury Pavement, E.C.
Green, \V. C., 21 Bedfo1·d Row, \V .C.
Greenaway & Smith , 21 Queen Anne 's Gate, .W .
Greenhalgh & Hrockbank, Broad St. House, E.C.
Greenop, E., 5 Quality Court, Chancery Lane, \V .C .
Gregg, Ebenezer, lA St. Helen's P lace, E.C.
/ G1·e!lier, v-.r., 6 Queen Anne's Gate, S.W .
f Gridley, John B., 9 Al-gyll St., Regent St., W .
t Grierson , F . G., 7 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
Grieve, C ..._ Lambs Bldgs., Temple, E .C.
Griffiths, L . R .. -1 & 5 Warwick Crt., Gray's Inn, W.C.
Griffiths, R. \ .\ r ., 22 Henrietta St., Covent Garden,
w .c.
Griffiths, "\V . L., Oswaldeston House, Norfolk St.,
Strand, \V.C.
a Griggs, R., F.S.I., 11 Gray's Inn Sq., W .C.
Grimes, S. L., 21 Victoria Rd., Ki lburn , N.W.
Gritten, H., & Son, 8 Princes St., S.W.
" Groom , John, 1 B1·oad St. Buildings, E .C.
r1, Groom R., 20 New Bridge St., E .C.
1 Hodson (F.S.I.) & Whitehead, 7 Finsbu1·y Sq., E.C.
f Grose, V . J ., Terminus Chambers, 13 Railway Ap-
pl'Oach, London Bridge, S.E.
Grover, G. F., 13 Bedford Row, W.C.
a Gruggen , R. M., l\LS.I., 37 Spring Gardens, S.W.
Gruning, E.A., l?.S.I. , 25 Gresham ~ouse, E.C.
f Gundry, H., 20 'Warwick Crescent,"\¥.
" Guy, A . L., 78 High St., Lewish11m, S.E .
f Gwyther, W.W ., F .S.L, 23 Bedford Row, W .C.
Habershon & Fawckner, 39 Bloomsbury !:'q., ·w.c.
a Habernhon, A . E ., 4 Queen S~ . P lace, E.C .
Hackford, G., 6 Queen Anne's Gate, S."\¥.
Haigh , B . P., 15 "\·Vilming·ton q., \ .\T.C.
Hale, R. I-I., F .S.I., 33 Old Queen St., Westminster,
s.w .
Halford, F. E., 165 Fenchurch St., E .C.
Ha.l~:::ooper , & Davis, 21 Old Queen St., Westminster,
a Hail, C.R. G., 6 Charles t., Kensington Court, W .
Hall, E. L., 1 Gresb11m Bldgs., B11singhall St., E.C .
.t
Hall, E.T., 57 llfoo1·gate St., E.C.
f Hall , G. A., 1 Victori11 St., Westminster S.W.
.f Hall, Henry, 17 Southampt on St. . Bloomsbury, v-.r.c.
Hames, F . J., 14 Gray's Inn Sq., W.C.
a Hamilton -Gordon, G.1 3 Princes :n'lansions, Victoria
St.,S.W.
Hamilton, John, F.S.I., Wormwood Chambers, 23&24
"\¥ormwood St., E .C .
Hammack, Lambert (ri), & Son, 59 A Bishopsgate St.
Within, E .C .
Hammond , l~ .• 38 M~rse1"s Rd., Upper Hollowt.ty, N .
Hammond. h .. G., 10 Essex St., W.C.
n Hancock, C.R., -17 Old Broad St., E.C.
Hancock, \•V.~ 6 York Bldgs., Adelphi, \V.C.
Hansom, J. S., 27 Alfred Place West, South Ken-
sington, S.W.
Harber, W. F., 6John St., Adelphi, \V.C.
Hardcastle, W. J ., 19 Surrey t., Strand. \~r .c.
n Hare, H. T., 13 Hart St .. Bloomsbury, W.C.
a Harnor, E., 5 John t.;.,Adelphi, \V .C .
Harrap, Hewett & Dumeld, 5 Budge Row, E.C .
Harrer, F. E., 58 Conduit St., W .
lfarrington (a) & Ley , 65 Bishopsgate St. Without,
E .C.
Harris & Harris. 22 Surrey St., Shand, \V.C.
E. Swinfen, 8 & 9 Essex St., Strand, \\T.C.
Harris, George, St. Pierre, S Ironmonger Lane, E.C.
Hal'ris, Luwee, C.E., Chancery Lane Safe Deposit,
w.c.
Harrison, E. J ., 12 Crompton Terrace, Highbury, N .
f Hanison, R. C ., F .S.I., 103 Car:non St., E.C.
Harrison, "\¥ . H., ( f) , & \Va.rd, Melville S., 66 Victoria
St.,S.W.
Harston, A. & C. (fl , 15 Leadenhall St., E .C.
Hart, 'l'. G., 14 Clifl'ords!nn, E.C.
Harvey, A. J. , 63 Nowick Rd., Clapton, N.E.
n Harvey, G. , 18Ingersoll Rd . . Shepherd's Bush,\¥.
.f Harvev, "\Yilliam. 47 Victoria t ., S.\¥.
Haslam , R .H., Chm Ho. , Surrey St., trand. W.C.
Hasluck, F . R ., 23 Bush Lane, Cannon St., E.C.
Hatcher, G. W ., 26 Finsbury Sq., E .C .
Hawkins, E. Elton, 19 York Buildings, Adelphi, \V.C .
Hayes, L.A ., 12 Regen t St., S .W .
Haylor . .B., 43 Winchester Avenue, Brondesbury ,
N .W.
Hayton, J . D. , 6 M illbank St., \'l'estminster, S.W.
f Hav,vard, C. F ., F . . A ., 47 Museum St., Bloomsbury,
w.c .
Haywood & :Miles, H Southampton St., Strand, \V .C .
a Hazel, W. E. , 6 Tavistock Sq., ·w .C.
Heath J ., 61 and 62 Chancery Lane, \~r .c.
S:>N.
371
H eelis, W ., F.S.I. , and Wrightson, F., F .S.I. , 26
Budge Row, E.C., and 36 Bonhan Rd., Brixton
Hill,S.W.
a Helhcar,E .,lOSerjeant'sinn, Fleet St., E.C .
a HeLlson,. H., A .S.I., 14 St. Edmund's Terrace, Prim-
rose Hill, N ."\¥.
Henderson, A. R., -17 Pall Mall, S.W.
a Henman, Charles, 64 Cannon St.,E .C.
Henuell & Son (a ), 8 & 9 Essex St., Strand, \V.C.
Herbert, E ., 32 Bedford Row, W .C.
a Heron & l3ellairs, 27 Fitzroy St., Fitzroy Square, "\¥.
.f Hesketh & Stokes, 110 Cheapside, E .C .
a Hewitt, E. R ., 182 Blackfriars Rd ., S.E.
a Hewitt, J., 90Cannon St., E.C.
Hewitt,"\¥. E., 7 Gt. Colleg·e· 't., Westminster, S.W.
a Heyes, Austin, 8 John St., Adelphi, W .C.
Hide, E. , l'l Gracechurch St. 1 E.C.
Higb>ins. C. J., Doning-ton House, Norfolk St., Strand,
w.c .
Higgs, (-t ) & Rudkin (+) 25 John St., Bedford Row, \V.C.
.f Highton , G ., 28 St. Georges St., Westminster, S.W.
a Hill , Alfred, 73 Queen Victoria St. E.C .
Hillier, H., 9 Bridge St., S.W.
Hil lman, H. W ., 28 Martin's Lane, E .C.
a Hills, G. P. G. , 'l Adam St., Adelphi, W .C.
Hills, W . A . (!), & Son , 147 Bow I;.d., E.
Hinds, R. A., 10 'l'mfalgar Buildings, 1 Northumber-
land Avenue, S.\V.
f Hine, G. T., F.S.I. , 35Parliament St., .\¥.
Hin~'ton , F. "\V., Portland House, 73 Basinghall St.,
E.C.
I-liscocks , A. N., 20 Knoll Rd., East Hill, Wands-
worth, S.W .
Hoare & \Vheeler, 37 Davies St., Berkeley Sq., \V.
a Hodges, R. F~ 3 St. Albans Rd., Harlesden, N .\¥.
Hodo·kinson, 1'. C. P., 22 Wellington St., Strand, "\¥.C.
Hodson, G. (M.I.C .E., F.G.S., F .S.I.) & F. W ., Ab-
bey Buildings, Princes St ., \.Vestminster, S.W.
Hoe, W., 5 Bideford Mansions, Rosebery Av., "\V.C.
Hofl'man, Paul, 152 & 153 Palmerston Buildings, Old
Broad t., E.C.
Holden, C . H., Bay Ho., Heath St., Hampstead,
N .W.
Holdgate, J . T., 11 Bucking!utm St., Strand, \V.C.
+Holland, T. J., F.S.I., 30 Essex St., Strand, W .C .
Holliday, Stephen J., 20 Victoria St., S.W.
Hollis, F. B., 17 Bedford Row, W.C .
Holman & Goodrham, 109 Bow Rd., E ., and 6 King's
Bench Walk, E.C.
Homer, E. C., 35 Bucklersbury, E .C .
Hood, J., & Sons, 37 Walbrook, E.C.
Hoole, A. II., 21 King William St., Strand \V.C.
.f Hoole, Elijah, 16 F insbury Circus, E.C . '
"Hooper, F., Amberley House, 12 Norfolk St., Strand,
w.c.
Hopkins, A . C., 151 New Bond St., W.
Hopkins, A . J., F .S .I., 37 llfortim.or St., W .
Hopkins, Percy A., 37 Berners St., "\V.
Horde1_:,, P. Morley, 1-18 New Bond St., W .
Horn, JJ., l Trump St., W.
a Hornblower. G., 2 Devonshire Terr., Por t land P l. , \~T.
Horsem~n , ·w. G., 67 t. Geo rges Rd., S.\¥ .
Horsley, G. C., 2 Grays Inn Sq., W.C.
Houston (n ) & Houston (a), 25 York Buildings
Adelphi, W .C. '
Hoveuden & Barber, 30 Bishopsgate St. Without ,
E.C .
a. Howard, E. P., 14 Gray's Inn Sq., W.C.
Howell & Brooks, 4 Queen Victoria St., E .C.
a Howgate, W . C., Perchard House, 70 Gower St., W.C.
Hoyland, Edward D., 2 Walbrook, E.C .
" Hubbard &Moore, 85 Gresham ' t. , E.C.
Hudson, (F.S.I. ) & Booth (a) , 17 Godliman St., E.C .
a Hudson, Edward William, l!'.S.I. , 76 Fellowes Rd.,
Hampstead, N.W.
n Hudson, John, 80 Leman St., E.C .
" Hudson, John, 23 York Place. Baker St., W.
Hudson, Wm., 19 Bennett's Hill, E .C.
n Hughes, A. E ., 29 Mortimer St., "\V.
Hukins & Mayell, 76~ Westbourne. Grove, W .
Hulbert, \V. C ., 50 Queen Anne's Gate, S.W .
Humphreys -Davies & Co., 8 Laurence Pountney Hill,
E.C.
Humphrey•. Hopkins & Walker, 5 taple Inn, Hol -
born, W.C.
Hunt & Steward, -i5 ParJ;ament St. , S.W'.
f Hz¥t, F . w. H., F.S.I., 30 York Place, Portman Sq.,
(Hunt, George H., 26 Bedford Row, W .C.
Hunt, J., 3 New Inn, 'trand, W.C .
n, Hunt, Leonard Vincent, 34 Queen St ., E.C .
Hunt, W., Doninrrton Ho .. Norfolk St. Strand, W.C.
Hunt, W. G., 12 Bedford Gdns., Kensington, W.
Hunter, Charles V., Wardwbe Chambers, E.C .
a Hunter, P ., 5 St. Luke's Villas, Lower Norwood, · .E .
a Huntley- Gordon, iI., 123 Cannon St., E.C .
Hu sey & Walcott, F.S.I., 1 Gray'• Inn Place, W .C.
Hutchings, A. B ., 14 Victoria St., S.W.
H utchinson . C. E., 28 John St., Bedford Row, W.C.
Hyde, W. II., 1-18 Birchanger Rd., Norwood Junction.
Hyman, W., 46 Cathcart Rd., West Brompton. S.W .
I'Anson, E., &. Son (.(), M.A., Cantab., F.S.I., 7A
Laurence Pountney Hill, E.C.
lbberson, H. G ., 28 Martin's Lane, Cannon St., E.C.
Ince, Howard, 21 Kin~ "\Villiam t., trand, \¥.C.
Inglis, J. Elmsley, 9 Great Russell St., W.
+ ! gram , W. G ., City Bank hambers, 44 Theobald's
Rd., W.C.
Tnruo.n & Brown, 7 Bedford Row, W .C.
Inskipp, G. (f), & Mackenzie , 6 Bedford Row, ·w.c.
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"Instone, Edward, 68 Addi•on Rd., Kensington, W .
/Isaacs, L . H., A.I.C.E., 3 Verulam ] uildings, Gray'~
Inn, & Holborn Town Hall, Gray's Inn Road, W.C.
Izard, J. Grafton, 5 Bloomsbury Square, W.C .
+Jack, R. A ., Peninsular House, Monument St., Lo11-
don B ridge, S.E. ' .
Jackson , A. B., 26 llfocklenburg Square, W.C.
1" Jackson, C . E ., Austin Friars ffouse, 39 New B road
St.,E.C.
Jackson, George, 31 Charing Croes, S .W.
Jackson, J . C., ~4 Bo1ou!l'h High St., S .E.
Jackson, S., !;5 Fenchurcn St., EC .
Jackson, Thomas, G., A.R.A., M.A., F.S.A., 14 Buck-
ingham St., Strand, W.C. ·
a Jacob, Louis, 423 .New Cross Rd., S.E .
ri Jacques, \V. , 2 l!""'en Court, Fenchurch St., E.C .
a James, J. W., 22 Lanercost Rd., Tulse Hill, S.W.
./+James, '1'. E. Lidiard, 50 Lincoln's Inn F ields, vV.C.
Ja1·vis, H., & Son (!), 29 'l'rinity Sq., Borough, S .E.
Jarvis, A. VV. The Horniman l\fusemn, Forest Hill,
1
S.E. HEED.;
Jeckells, W. A., 7 Lyveden Rd., Tooting June., S. vV.
Jenkins, Sons & Ellis, 171 Lewisham High Rdh. S.E.
Jennings, A. S., 62 Barry Rel., East Dulwich, ::i .E.
Jenning~E. W. (a), & Bucknall, 72 :Finsbury Pave-
ment, ~ . c.
Joass, J. J., 31 John St., Bedford Row, vV.C.
Johnson & Byfield, 273 Upper St., N .
a Johnson, B. V. (M.A., C1mtab.), 20 Victoria St., S.VV. a Ledger, F. W., 8 Philpot Lane, E.C.
a Johnson, John, 9 Queen Victoria St., E.C .
Johnson , J., Cllandos Ch.ambers, 22 Buckingham St.,
Strand, W.C.
a J ohnson, W. E., 22 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C.
Johnstone, FI., 1 Argyll St., Regent St., W .
Jollye, E . A., Engrs . Office, L.B. & S. C . Ry., London
Bridge, S.E.
Jones, J. H. (a) & H . E. (a), 94 Dalston Lane, N .E.
Jones, F. E., 20 Cockspur St., S.W.
Jones, F. H., F .S.I., Parliament :Mansions, Victoria
St.,S .W.
Jones, C. H ., 61 S t. Mary Axe, E.C.
Jones, J. J., 14 South Squat·e, Gray's Inn , ·w.c.
Jones, J . M., 23 F i nsbury Circus, J.i.:.C.
a Jones, W. C., 32 Bedford Row, vV .C.
Joseph, N. S. (l), & Smithem, Moorgate Station
Buildings, 45 Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
f Joseph , Delissa, F.S .I. , 17 & 18 Basinghall St., E.C.
·r Judge, M. H., & 'ons, 7 Pall Mall, S. W.
/Judge, G., 5 Frederick Place, Gray'.s Inn Rd., W .<;: .
a Julian G . Richards, 62 and 63 Basmghall St., E .C.
Karslake, L. (a),oand Mortimer, 35 Old' Queen Str eet,
Westminster, '.vV.
Keen, Arthur, 4 Raymond Buildings, Gray's Inn, a Lethbr1dge, George, 7 Draper's tfardens, Throgmorton .I Monckton, H.P., F.S.I. , 32 Walbrook, E.C.
W.C .
.f Keide, Robert. F.S.I ., Suffolk House, Laurence Pount-
ney Hill, E.C.
a Keith, J . M., 4.3 HillfielclRd., W est Hampstead, N.W. + Lewcock, R. A., 88 Bishopsgate Street Within, E.C.
Kelf, J. J., 76 Fiusbury Pavement, E.C.
Kelly, J., 466 Oxford St., W.
Kemp, F. Nesbitt, 22 Chancery Lane, W.C.
't Kempster, L. J .. 1 Albert Bridge Rd., S.'W.
a Kennard, J. i.\11., 13 Railway Approach, London
Bridae SE
Kennedy'.i, F.S .I., 25 Bedford Row, W.C.
a Kennedy, W. \V., 4 Adam St., Adelphi, W .C .
Kent, A., lOi Cannon St., E.C.
Keogh, C. G., Bloomsbury Mansions, Hart St., W .C.
.I Kerr, Robert, 139 Oxford St., W.
Kerr, Harry, 139 Oxford S t., W .
.f Kersey, Alexander Hemy, F . .I., Moorgate Station
Buildings, 21 F insbury Pavement., E .C., and vVool- J Longmore, W . ,A., 7 Great Alie Street, E.
more Estate Office, Brockley, S.E.
Key, T . E., 5 Bloomsbury Sq ., W.C.
Keynes, J. A. J., 5 Gledhow Terrace, Kensington,S.W .
Kidner, W. (/),and Berry, W. H. A. (a), 23 Old Broad a Low, Ralph, 10 Basiughall Street, E.C .
Street, E.C .
Killick A. P., 16 Basinghall St., E.C.
't Kinde~, Authur, and Son, Suffolk House, Laurence
Poultney Hill, E.C .
King & Bromley, 52 Lincoln's Inn Fields, i.v,.c.
King, Charles, 10 Bush Lf!-ne,, Cannon St., h.C .
a. King, Charles, R. ,B.,, 35 Sprmg Ga_rd~ns, 8.W.
King, F. W. M., B1lhter Square Bmldmgs, E .C.
King, John Charles, 41 Ea.stcheap, E.C.
King, Mark, W., and Sons, 17 _L eadenhall Street, E.C.
r King, Zephaniah, 171 V1ctona Street, S.W., ancl 4 a l'IIaoAlister & Tench, 9 Gray's Inn Square, W.C.
Selwood Terrace. Brompton, S.W.
Kinawell Albert Edward, 103 Cheapside, E.C., and •JO a McDonnell, G., 12 City Rd. (Finsbury Square) , E.C.
Ola Bond Street, W.
Knight, E.W., F.S.I., 4.8 South St., Greenwich, S.E.
a Knight, F. G., 6 Great College St., Westminster, S. W. f Mackinnon, A . K.,F.G.S., M.I.C.E.,12 FopstoneRoad,
't Knight H. E., 75 Aldermanbury, E.C.
a Knight; J. A . G., 21 Godliman St., Doctors Common•, f Mackland, J ., 14 Hai:t St., Bloomsbury, W.C.
E.C.
Knight, J. Mackenzie, F.G.S., 35 Bancroft Road, E., a McLachlan , Hugh, 1 Furnival Street, E.C.
and" Bushwood," \¥anstead, Essex.
Knight, vV. Milner , 35 Bancroft Road. E.
f Knight, S., 175 and 176 Temple Chambers, Temple
Avenue, E.C.
f Knightley, Thomas Edward, 106 Cannon Street, E.C. a Manning, M. P., 6 Mitre Court Chambers,Temple,E.C.
and 2 The Grove, Hammersmith, ·w.
Knott, S . E., Clun House, Surrey St., Strand, W .C.
.I Knowles, J , Queen Anne's Lodge, St. James's Park,
s.w.
Koch, Alex., 58 Theobald's Road, W.C .
Koppers. C., 22 Great James Street., W.C. . . .
Lacey, H.B., 2 Army & Navy Mans10ns, Victoria St.,
L:CeV:.·J. T., F .S.I., 10 Buckingham St., Strand , W.C.
Ladds John 7 Doughty Street, W.C.
Lambert, H.', & Son, 59 Bishopsgate Street, E .C.
ARCHITECTS.
Lanc hester, H . V. (~),Stewart, J . S., & Richards, E.A.,
1 Vernou Place, Bloomsbury, W.C.
Lander, Bedells and Crompton (a), 6 John Street a Marshall, E. W., 139 Oxford Street, W.
Bedford Kow, W.C.
Lander, H. C., l Arundel St., Strand, Vl .C.
Landsde!l & Hanison, 38 Bow Lane, Cheapside, E.C . + Marsland, Ellis, 244 Camberwell Road, S.E.
Liine, F. vV., 106 Albion Road, Stoke Newin1<Eon, N.
Ln.ngdon, Arthur U-. 17 Craven St., Strand , ,.,r.c.
1 Mart, S., 26 Cheapaide, E .C.
a Lani;ston, H. H., 6 John St., Bedford Row, W.C .
Lansdown, \:leorg·e A., 9 Regent St., Waterloo Place, a Martm , A. J., 386 Old Street E .C.
S.W. ttnd 67 New Kent ltoad, S.E.
Large, 'w. Alfred, 83 Chester Square. S.W .
Laurence & Co., 22 St. Mary- Axe, E.C.
a Laurence, G. E. 111., C~andos Chambers, 22 B ucking-
ham St., Adelphi, W .C.
+ La:v, U. Orlando, Dacre House, Arundel Street,
Strand, W .C . ·""R..J
~aw, Ernest, 72 Cannon Street, E.C. ··
Lawrence, vVilliam .R., 57 and 58 Chancery Lane,W.C .
Laws, James l .h ompson 1 51 Oseney Crescent, N.\~r .
1 1
Lawton, W. J. t:>., 24 St. Andrew's Road Stoke
Newington, N. ' May,J. H.,College Chambers,249! High Holborn,W.C.
Lean, G:. Ashby, Palace Chambers, 9 Bridge Street,
We~tmrnster, f:'l. YV.
Lean, \:le.orge Gilbert, Palace Chambers, 9 Bridge St.,
Westminote1", S.W.
a L each, C. Pembertou, 21 Pelham Cre,.cent, South
Kensington, W.
Lee, John S., and tlons, 35 Craven Street, W .C.
Lee, J. 8., 28 'l'heobalds Rd., W.C .
Lee,]'., 6 Great Uollege Street, Westmin ster, S.W.
f Lee, J . '1'., 26 Great James Street, Bedford Row, W.C.
Lee, Philip Barratt, 89 Warwick St., Belj\'ravia, S. W ._
Lee, S. W. (/) (F.S.l.), and Pain, W. (./), 63 Lincoln's
Inn Fields, W.C.
Leeming and Leeming, Victoria House, 117 Victoria
Street, Westmrnster, 8 .W .
Lees, l!., . C., 20 Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W .
a Lees, W. Hewson, 35 Mecklenburg Square, W.C., and
171 .Lewish>tm lligh Road, S.E. (District Surveym·
fo1· South East Deptford) .
a Legg, Uharles A., 18 Grafton St., Mile End Road, E.
./Legg, George, 61 King William (ltreet, E .C.
Legg, H. S., & Son, Architects' Office. Christ's Hospital, a Miller, F. 'r. W. , 9 Queen A.:.ine's Gate, S.'\\T.
Newgate St., E.C., & 13 Grafton St., Mile End Rd., E.
Leigh, ll. B., 15 New Broad St., E.U .
Lemon(./) and Blizard, C.E.,Westminster Chambers,
9 Victoria ~treet, S.'W.
Le Rossiguol, J?., F .S.I., M.S.I., 1 Gresham Buildings, f Minty, E . A., 39 Victoria St .. Westminster , S.W,
Basinghall Street, E.C.
Letbaby, '"" R., 2 Gray's Inn Square, W.C.
A.venue, E.C.
Leverton, W. J. H., 10 Lancaster Place, Strand, W.C .
Lewcock, E.W., 35 Methley Street, Kennington, S.E.
and 91 Foulden Road, Stoke Newington, N.
Lewis, W. G. B., 28 Chatham Plo.ce, Hackney, N .E.
Liddell, J., 87 Chelsea Gdns., Chelsea Bridge Road,
s.w.
Lines, A., 103 Hammersmith Rd., W.
Linea, J. 'l'., 19 St . Anne's Road, Wandsworth, S.W.
Littlewood, Lionel, F.S.I., 26 Gt. James St., Bedford
Row, W.C.
Loader, Ernest, Raleigh House, Brixton Hill, S.W.
Lockhead, John, 21 Old Queen St., Westminster, .W.
a Lohr, C.H., 7 Henstridg·e Villas, Regen t's Park, N.'W .
a Long, Charles, 7 Hosslyn H ill, Hampstead, N .W.
Longmore, F. R., 7 Great Atie Street, E .
Lovegrove, H., 124 Shoreditch High St., E.
Lovell, R. J., ·J6 Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
f Low, George, 10 Basinghall Street, E .C.
Lowdell, W., 25 John St., Bedford Row. vV.C.
Lucas, T. Geoffrey, 10 Gray's Inn Square, ·w.c.
Lucas, W. L., 17 Ryder St., St. James, S.W.
a Lucas, W. K., 12 Dalmeny Aveuue, '.l'ufnell Park, N.
a Luck, H . R., 1 Park Place Villas, Maida Hill, W.
Lucy, Hubert, 15 St. Geo1·ge's Mansions,Bessborough a Mundy, '1'. E ., 12 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C., and
Gardens, S.W.
Lund, G. 'IV., 11 Bond Court, Walbrook, E .C.
Lutyens, E. L., 29 Bloomsbury Sq., W.C.
Lyon, T., 118 Kensington High St., W . Munay, J.C. T., 21 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W.
McDonald, vV. Scott, 2 Fen Court, E.C .
Macey, F. W., 1 Lombard Ct., Gracechurch St., E.C .
McG1uel-Hogg, Hon . .A..,36 L incoln's Inn Fields, W.C .
Earl's Court, S.W.
Mackmurdo, A.. H., 20 Fitzroy St., W.
Mallandain, A. E., 51 Cheapside, E.C.
Mander, Charles J., 65 and 66 Chiu:cery Lane, W.C .
+Mann, Ernest .A..,44 Rectory Rd., StokeNewington,N.
Manning, G. Herbert, 118 Cannon Street, E.C.
Manning,W. C., and A. S. (M.A. Cantab.), 22 Bucking- a Newnham, John, 1 Dane's Inn, Strand, W.C.
ham Street, Strnnd, W.C .
Marchant, R., 28'.l'heobalils Rd., vV.C.
a Marks, F. W., 3 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C,
Mark•, Percy L., Albert Buildings, 49 Queen Victoria
Street, E.C.
Marler & Marler, 176 Sloane St., S.W .
Maniott, E . T ., 3Clitl'ordsinn, E.C.
Marsh, Harry, 38 Great James Street, W.C.
Marsh, R. B., 159 Fenchuroh Street, E .C.
Marshall & Nelson, 36 Victoria St., S.'\V.
[London.
Marshan , C. J. (n) , and Bradley, C. J., 1 Old Qt.cen
Street, WeBtm1nster, S. W.
' Marshall (William Cecil , M.A.) and Vickers, 28 Becl -
ford Square, W.C .
Marsland , 111., 68 Gt. '.l'ower St., E.C.
lfart1:zi, A . C., 5 Great College St., W estminster,!S.W.
l Martin, E. J., M.I.C.E., care' of Messrs . Grindley and
Co., 55 Parliament Street, S. '"" ·
Martin, G.D., F .S.I., 3 Pall Mall East, S.W.
Martmeau & Meller, 180 New Kent Rd., S.E.
Martineau, E. H., 30 w·eymouth St., Portland Pl. W.
Mason,..I.,C.E.,8 Paddenswick Road , l:Iammersmitl{,w.
Matcham, F., 9 WarwickCo•u·t, Holborn ·w .c.
Mathews (J . Douglas) (F .S.I.) and Son, 11 Dowgat
H1ll,E .C.
Matthews, T. T., 14. Penn Rd. Villas, N.
May, E. J ., 2l Hart Street, Bloomsbury, W.C ..
May, Stanley, 35 South1tmptou St., Strand, W.C.e1
a May lard, C. G .. 13-14 King St., KC.
Maylard, M. W., H3 Cannon St., E .C . '
a Mayston,.A. R., 7 Gt. James St., Bedfo1·d Row, '\V.C.
M ead, C H., 8 Mortimer St., W.
Meakin and Archer, 11 and 12 Clement's Lane, Lom-
bard Street, E.C .
Meakin, W.F. & Son,6 Martin's Lane, Cannon St.,E.C.
't Measures, H.B., 16 Great George St., S.W .
t Medhmd, J., 12 South Square, Gray'" Inn, W .C.
Medl!cott, W. B., 5 Gt. College St., Westminster, S.W.
Meeson, Frederick, 1 Alwyne Sq., CanonburyPk., N.
Mercer, F. Howard, '' Gr<!aamere, '' Acton, W.
a Merrin, H. Wagstaffe, 31 Fenchurch St., E.C .
Metcalf & Grieg-, 10 Sargeant's Inn, E. C.
Micklethwaite, J. '.l'., 15 Deans Yard, S. W.
a Middleton, G. A . 'l'., 19 Craven St., Strand, W.C.
Middleton, vV. J., 178BelsizeRd., ;N'.'W.
Mid worth, R., Bank Chambers, Station Rd., F insbury
Park, N.
Mileham, C. H. M., 1 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C .
a ll1illard, W., 10 Gray's Inn Square, W.C.
Miller, Walter James, 182 Oxford l:it., W.
Mµne, W. 0. (a) , & Hall,J. C., 77 Chancery Lane, W .C.
M ilnes, Robert, P.A.S.I.
Mingay, J ., 90 Beaufo1t St., Chelsea, S.W.
Minty, J. Andrew, 10 Gray's Inn Square, W.C .
f. Mitchell , Arnold, 39 Great Marlborough St., W.
f Monson, Edward, Grosvenor House, Acton Vale, W.,
and 22 Buckingham St., Adelphi, W.C. (Diocesan
SUl'veyor) .
t Monson , E. C. P., 22 Bucking·ham St., Adelphi, W.c .•
' Moody, T., F .S.I., 30 CockRpur St., S. W.
a Moore, A.H., 25 Avenue Villas, Cricklffwood, N .W .
Moore, E. E., •17 Mecklenburg Square, W.C., and 1000
Queen Victoria St., E.C.
Moore, Temple, 37 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W .
a Moore, Theodore, 7 Leadenh all St., E .C.
Moore, T . W., 20 New B1·idge St.,E.C .
a Morrice, A.G., " Beechcroft," Upper'l'ootingPk .. S.W.
Morris & Ryan, 2 Metal Exchange Bldg>, Whittington
Avenue, E.C.
Morton , A. C.,12,J Chancery Lane, W.C., and47 Ganden
Rd., Clapham, S.W.
Moss, T. W., F .S.I., 7 Gray's Inn Place, W .C.
Mossop, J., M.S.I., 4. St. Mary's Mans., Paddington;w.
Motte, A. C., 14.Glynfield Rd., Craven Park, N. W.
Morphen, R., 39 Cursitor St., E.C.
Moulds & Porritt, 62 Queen Victoria St., E.C.
./ Mountf'?rd, Edwa1·d W., 17 Buckingham St., W.C.
Mu g·gendge & Co., 9 Regent St., S. W.
I Mugg·eridg-e, Sidney, 122 Clapham Park Rd., S. W.
a Muller , J . J .. F.S.I., 19 Bedford Rd., Crouch End, N.
+ Mullins, A. E., Bank Bldg<., 16 Church St., Camber-
well Green, l:l.E.
31 King"s Rd., Chelsea, S.W .
./ Murray,J. (a) , and Foster, F.S.I., Adelphi Chambers, 7
John St., W.C.
Murray, Robert Cunninghame, 1 Racquet Court, E.C.
Munay,Thos.E.,11 Rembrandt 'l'er.,LeeifighRd.,S.E.
.f Nash, W. Hil ton , Bush Lane House, Cannon St., E.C.
f Neale, J., F .S ..A.., 10 Bloomsbury Square, W.C .
Needham, J. G. (+) & H. G., IS Lower ClaptonRd.,N.E.
Neve, W . West, 5 Bloomsbury Square W .C.
Nevinson, E. (a), and Newton (a), 7 Staple Inn, Hol-
born, W. C.
New, E . V . (a) (F.S.I.), and Son, 62 George St., Man-
chester Square, W .
Newcombe, Sydney, 8 Kenway Rd., Earl's Court, S.W.
Newlyn, H . M., .JO Old Broad St., E.C.
Newman,,, A . H. (./), and Newman, D. (/), 31 Tooley
St., E .v.
Newman and Jaques, 2 Fen Court, Fenchurch St., E.C.
Newson, T., 17 Gracechurch St., E .C.
Newton, Ernest, 4 Raymoud Bldgs., Gray's Inn, W.C.
Newton, P. E., 2New Sq .. Lincoln's Inn, W .C. ·
Niblett,E. E., 13 Union Court, Old Broad St., E.C.
a Nicholl, S. J., 1 Caversham Rd., Kentish Town, N .W .
Nicholas, G. S., 2 South Sq., Grays Inn, W.C.
Nichols (DanielCubitt) (+) ,Sons and Chuter,3Howard
St., Strand, W.C.
Nicholson, E. J., 13 Heathcote St., vV.C.
a Nield, Geo . E., The Outer Temple, Strand, W.C.
 London].
N ightingale, A. C., 41 Great Queen St., W.C.
Nightingale , A. B., AlbertWks., Albert Embankment,
S.E .
Nive n (n) &Wigg'lesworth (a.),34 MecklenburgSq.,W.C.
North, DavidJ:{., 62 & 63 Basinghall St., E.C.
" North , S. V., 203 Strand, W.C.
a Northcote, A. K, 17 & 18 Tuthill St.,Westminster,S.W. f Pratt, H. W., Roll• (;bambers,89 Chancery Lane,W.C.
Nortun, C. fl., 7 Gt. James St., ·w.C.
f Norton, J., 95 RidgmountGardens, W.C.
f Notley, II.. P., F.S.I., 35 Bucklen•bury, E.C., and 11
' Paradise II.ow, Cambrid~e lld., E .
Noyes, J . G. F inch, Mayfair Chambers, 42 Half-moon
St., P iccadilly, W.
Nutter, A. E., 13 Chelmsford lld., Leyton stone, E .
Oakley, \V., 29 Charles St., St. James , S.W .
Oakley, W . H., H Henriett.a St., Covent Garden, W.C. n. Protheroe. F., 25 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W.
Ogden, M. Guy, F .S.I., 80 Coleman St., E.C.
Oliver, liany, SO Lem>Ln St., E .
Oliver, R. D., 7 Soho Sq.,'~' ·
Ough, Hen r y (A.M .I.C.l!).), and Son (a), 6~ Basingh all
St., E.C.
Owen, John, 99 Great llussell St., W .C.
Pailthorpe, S. G., 50 Fint-!bury Sq., E.C.
Pain, E . J .. & Son, 19 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C.
Paine, E. Jabez l>.S.I., 11 Great James t., W .C.
Palgrave, P., & 'co., Victoria Chmbrs ., 28 Victoria St., a Pre, H. vV., 1 Verulam Bldgs., Gray's Inn, ~' .C.
s.w.
Palmer, C. 28 Che~tn11t Avenue, Forest Gate, E.
1
Palmer and Po.lmer, 8 Craig'::s Ct., Cha.dug Cross, S.W.
Palmer, .I.~ . , m Ha.yter Rd., Brixton Hill, S.W.
Pamphilon, \\T. Ju.s., 21 li'insbury Pn.vernent, E .C.
Par$·eter, Geo .. H. , 9 Ironmong·er Lane, E .C.
T Parlrer, J. F., 18 Colemn.n St. , E.C.
Parker, S. , F.S.I., .J~7 Edgwa.1e Rd., W.
P1uker, Vi/'. J. , 38Gt. James St., W.C.
P.arkes, E. H., 10 Millbank St., Westminster, S .W.
Pan and Sons, F.S.I., New Broad St.. House, E .C.
Parry, A. W., a11d Son, 27 Gt. George. St.,.S.W.
a Pal'l'y, S. G., Conuftught Mans., 34. Victorrn. St., S.W .
Parson,, Henry, SS Angell Hd., Bnxton, S.W.
a Patrick, Georg·e, 16 HedLion Square, W.C.
Paul lL \\' ., 3 Arundel St ., Str1wd. '~' . C.
Pawley, C. J.C., 2 Princes Mans., Victoria St., S.W.
Paxon, J .. and \Vitt, Fntncis (+), Colchester Avenue , f Heilly, C., 23 St. Swithin 's Lane, 1".C.
Manor Par]<. B .
Payne, A., A.I.C .E ., F.S.I., Norfolk House, Norfolk
St., Victoria Embankment, W.C.
Payne,Arthur C., 30 Mu•eum St., W.C .
a Payne, E. Harding, 2~ John St., Bedford Row, W.C .
;, Payue, John , 5 Union Court, Old Broad St. E.C.
" Payne, W. Seth, 21 Bishopsg·>Lte St. Without, E.C.
I Peach C. S., Victoria Maus. , ~8 Victoria St., E.C.
Peacbe,G.A., Bro>idSanctunry Chmbs . .'l'othillSt., ·.~r.
+ Pearce, R. Lauo, F.I. ln•I., lOOc Quern Victoria St.,E.C .
./ Pearson,F. L .. 12 Man,fl el d St., Portland Pl.,'"·
a Pearson, G. 58 Moorg·ate St .. El.C.
o Pearson . H. l.J., 27 Chancery L11ne , W .C .
Pechell , W . G., 7 John St., Bedford Row , W .C.
Peck Frank 27 Old Queen St., Westminster, S.W .
Peers & 'hepberd. ~Bloomsbury St., \V.C.
Pelly, H . A., 145 Gre•ham Hou•e, E.C.
/' P enfold, J. W., F.S.I.. 30 Gt. George St., S.W.
Pennington & Son, Hastings House, Norfolk St.,
Strand, W .C.
Perkins, - 5 John St., Bedford Row, W .C.
a Perks, S., Crow11 Comt, Cheapside, E .C.
Pel'l'iam, A . J., F.S .I., 48 Cannon St., E.C.
Perry & Angell, 7 York Bldgs., Adelphi, W .C. . Robinson,
Perry, J . T. (a ) , & Reed, F. H . (o), 9 John St., Adelphi,
w.c.
+ Pertwee . W. H. , H Clifford's Inn, E.C.
Peters, C.R., 49 Finsbury Puement, E.C.
Peters, R., Wool Exchange, Coleman St .. E.C.
Pettitt, S. D. '£ .. 86 Northcote Rd., Battel'Sea, S .W.
f Phene, J. S., LL.D., F.S.A., F .G.S., 32 Oakley St.,
Chelser>, S.W
Phillips, Ry., 145 Walworth Rd., S .E.
Phillip•, W. R .. 114 Church, t., Paddinj!'1;on. W .
Pilditch, Philip E., F .S .I., 2 Pall Mall East, S.W.
Pilkington and Hall. 28 Victoria St., S.W.
Pilkington, A. J ., 1 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C .
Pilkin gton E. C., 30 Museum St .. W.C.
" Pinch es. F'., 5 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
Pmkerton. G., 10 Lincol n 's Inn Fields, \V .C.
."Pipe ,. , C. w ., 46 Shooter'• liiU Rd., Blackb eath, S.E.
Pippette. H .. 457 Hrixton Rd., s:w,
n Pit,, A. Here•fnrd, .is Harley St ._. \V. . Runtz, Ernest, Brook Hout,e, Walbrook, E.C.
f Pite, \\' .A., 3 Uppe r Mont1tgue St., Russell Sq. , \~T .C.
Pither, F. L., :~2 'l'heoh1tlds Il.d., W .C .
I Plumbe, Rowlaud, 13 Fitzroy Square, W .
Poggio, E. J., P.A .S .I., 1 Halse '£er., Salisbur y Rd., a Rus, ell, S. B. , 11 Gray's Inn Sq., \V.C.
J{ilbum,N.W.
Poland, C. F . A ., 6 John St., Bedford Row, W .C.
"1;oley, E.W ., 1 Arundel St., W.C.
I ollard, H. E. F.S.I.. G York Bldg• ., Adelphi, W .C.
a :oole, W. C.. 62 Belleville Rd.,Wand•worth Com .,S .W.
f p Ooley & Follett, 21 John St., Adelphi . W .C.
porter, F. W ., and Hill , S. (a) , 16 Russell Sq ., W.C.
oston, Henry, 39 Lombard St., E.C .
a :otter, F. J., l Verulam B ldg• ., Gray's Inn , '~' . C.
otter, H ..T. , 19 Lincoln's Inn F ields, \V.C .
~otter,W. F ., ISYork Grove,Queen's Hd.,Uatcham,S .E.
otts (.f) , Son (a) & Hennings (a ), 9 E ly P l., Holborn , f Satchell, H . A., P .A.S.I., 3 Stitple Inn, Holborn, W.C.
E.c -- -·
:owelis, C. E., 45 •remple Chambers, E.c-:--:,eo
f p owell, E . T., 6 Queen Anne's Gate, S.W.
/' OWell, F. A., 344 Kennington lld., S.E. ·"'1"'1
:owen, W. H., 6 Southampton St., Bloomsbury,W.C.
power, E dward. 97 Queen Victoria St., E .C.
ower , Cyril E., 97 Queen Victoria St. , E .C.
ARCHITECTS. 373
P~:::'. G. Prowse, 17 Iveley lld., Rectory Grove, Clap - Saville & Martin, Dacre H'se,Arundel St.,Strand,W.C
f Sa,,wyer, Joseph, 63 and 64 Chancery Lane, W .C.
! Pownall, P. H. (County Surveyor of M iddlesex), f Sawyer, R., 10 Craig's Court, Char ing Cross, S .W.
Guildhall, Westmin,ter, S.W. a Sayer, C. Edward, 17 '3obo Sq., W.
Poynter, A., 148A Sloane St., S.W. SC>Lmell (f) & Colyer (Brewers),18 Gt. George St.,S .W.
a Pratt, G. P. , 25 Old Queen St., S .W . f Scamell, G., F .G.S ., "Gayton," Avenue Rd., Crouch
End,N.
a Prentice,A. N . ,Bas tings Hse. ,Norfolk F>t. ,Strand, W .C. Schneider, E., 44 Cheriton Sq., U pper TQoting, S.W.
Price, J . S., 1 Arundel St .. Strand, \V .C. Schultz, R. W., 14 Gray'• Inn Sq., W.C.
Prickett & Ellis, 57 Chancery Lane, W .C., anJ 4 High a Scorer, George 0 ., 28 Newman St., Oxfo1·d St., W.
St., Highgate, N . Scott, John, 2,\1 Bedfor d Row, W.C.
Pridmore, l!'.S .I. (t) , and Anderson (a), 2 Br oad St. a Scott, J. D., 27 Brunswick Sq., W.C.
Buildings, E .C. /Scott, J . O .•. F.S.A., 35 Spring Gardens, S .W .
P 1idmore, A. S., F.S.I., 35 Craven St., Strand , W.C. .I Scott, W. Gillbee, 25 Bedford Row, W .C.
Pl'ior, KS., 10 Melina P l. , St . John's Wood, N .\V. a Scrymgour,W. H.,13Lovell'sCt .. Paternester Row,E.C.
l:icurry and Wright, Adelphi Chambers, 7 John St.,
a. Pryce, T. E., 10 Gray's Inn Sq., W.C. Adelphi, W.C .
./ Prynne, G. H. :Fellowes, 6 Queen Anne's Gate, S.W. Searle, C. G. and Son(+), 16 Southwark St., S.E.
Pugh, J., 11 Poultry, E.C . Searle (a) and Hayes (a) , 66 Ludgflte Hill, E.C.
}'ugin and Pugin, St. Hubert's, Brook Green , vV . ./Searles-Wood, H . D., 157 Wool Exchange, Coleman
Pullar, E. J ., 53 Victori11 St., S .W . St., E.C.
Punnett, Wm . H., 63 Moorgate St., E .C. '/ Sears, J . E., 16 New Bridge St., E .C.
Purchase, E. IC., 11 Queen Victoria St., E.C. f Seddon, J.P., 62 Albany Mansions, Albert Bdge.,S.W.
f Purdie, A. E., 22 l:iurrey '3t., Strand, W .C. Sedger, George, 26 Great James flt., W.C.
Putley, F. Meller, 18 Adam St., Adelphi, W .C. a Selby, Edgar fl., 8 Buckingham St., Strand, W.C.
Selby, Frank, 44 Chancery Lane, W.C .
Quennell, C.H. B., 17 Victoria St., s.·w. Berle, Wilfrid, 1 Danes Inn, Strand, W .C.
./Quilter, J . S., 1 and 2 Adam St., Anelphi, W .C. Seth-Smith,W. H .. F .S.I.,,16 Lineoln'sinn Fields,W.C.
Hadford, J . C., A.M.I.C .E ., M.S I., 153 High St., Sewell, C., 22 Buckingham St., ~ trand, W .C.
Putney, S.W . Sexton, G. A., F.S.l. , 42 High Hd., Kilburn, N.W.
Raff:le~, W. Hargreaves, 9 Argyll St., Begent St., W . "Sharp, C. A ., 11 Old Queen St. , S .W.
llaikes, R., 4Mitre Court, Fleet St., E.C. flharp, J., 17 De Cr espigny Park, Denmark Hill, S.E.
a Hansome, J., 11 Argyll Place, Regent St., W. Sharpe, Lewin, 87 BrOok Green, W.
Raw lings . .E., 16 V ictoria St., S.W . Shaw,'£. F .. 9 Green Hill P•rk, Harlesden, N.W.
Rawlins, H. A., -JG Queen Victoria St .. E.C. a Shearman, E. C., 53 Berners St., ·\v.
a Rawlinson, J. , 65 Chancery Lane, W.C. /Sheffield, H. N., " Earlsmead," Auckland lld., lJpper
Hay & Munell•, 7 Pout l:it., Belgrave Sq. , S.W. Not·wood , S.E.
R.e.d, H . (a), a.ucl MacDonald, RF. (n), 4A Cork St., Shefli· ld, J . R. A., 98 Eastinrlia Rd., Poplar, E .
Bond St., W. , a Shepard, H . D., 34 Shooter's Hill Rd. ,Blackheath,S.E.
./Beeks, C. B' ., 43 Parliament St.J. S.W. a 8h~rnn, G. C.. 33 Finsbnry Circu~, E.C.
o, HeeR, S. P . , 15 Roch e:-1ter Rd., vamden Rd., N.W. Shield, J . E. C., 3 New Inn, Strand, ·w.C.
Heeve, J. Arthur, 20 Victoria St., S .W. a Sinner, C. l\L, 3 Bond Cou1·t, Walbrook, E.C.
a. Reeves, C. W ., 8 Gray's Inn Sq., W.C. Shirley, ' " · R., 6 Delahay St., S.\V.
Shoebndge a nd Lewis, 163 Strond, W.C.
Hhodes, J . W., M.S.I., 7 Mitre Court Chambers, E .C. Shoppee, C.H. ( f ), F.S.I., 22 John St., Bedford Row,
Ricardo, Baisey, 13 Bedford Sq., W.C. w.c.
+.llicliards, '.I.'. R., F .S.I., Bedford Row Chambers, ,12 Sibson, E., 8 Ma•nn' s Avenue, Basinghall St., E.C.
'£heobalds Rd .. W.C. Sidebotham, H. S., 8 Queen Sq., Bloomsbury, W.C.
R ichardson and Vv'hite (a), 87 FineburyPavem~nt,E.C. Billey, A . and G. lh., 17 Craven St., fltrand, W .C.
+Richardson , J. H., 87 Finsbury Pavement, E.C. " Sills, F., Donning:ton House. Norfolk St.,Strand,W.C.
Riches, li., 3 Crooked Lane, King William St., E.C. a Sim, E. H., 8 Craigs Court. Charing Cross, S. W .
R ichmond, J., 7 Great College St., Westminster, S.W. S1.mmons, H . C., 11 Buckinghflm St., Stnwd, W.C.
rt Rickman, T. M.,F.S.A., A.I.C.E., F .S .I., 8 Montague Simmons, w·., l1 Buckingham St .. Stra.nd, \V.C.
St., Hussell Sq., W.C. Simpson,G. ,15 Buckingham GateMews,James St. ,8.W .
a R.iddett., L. C., 30 Bedford Row, w·.c. Simpson, J., 13 Waterloo Pl., S.W .
+Ridge, A. M ., 1~3 and 124 Newgate St., E .C. a Simpson, J . w.,, 3 Vorulam Bldgs., Gray's Inn, W.C.
./Ridge, Lacy W.,6 Verulam Buildings,Gray's Inn,W.C. a Sn:r, H., 50 Tw1sden Rd ., Highga t e Rd., "N .W .
ll.idler. W. H., 8 Paternoster Row, E .C. Skipworth, A . H., 5 Staple Inn, ·w.c.
R.iley, W.E. ,London County Council,Spring Gdns.,S .W . Slade, Basil, 27n Charles St., Berkeley , q., W.
ri Rix, R. A .,St. Atholin's Chambers.26 Budge Row,E.<.::. f Slater, J ., B.A. Lond., 46 Bern ers Rt., \V'.
t Robe1ts, A., 18 Nelson St., Greenwich, S.E. Smale, G. W., & Co ., 49 King William St., E.C .
Hoberts, Henry.113 Lewisham Rd., S.E. Smedley, G. P., 110 St. Martin's Lane , \V.C.
ll.ouerts, R., 41 a.n d l2 New Broad St., E.C. + Smee, F. E., 12 West Smithfield, 1".C.
Rober tson , H., 13 Grays Inn Sq., 'vV.C. a Smith, F . A., 28 F.insbury Circus, E.<1.
Robi n, C. C., 203 Stra11d, W.C. /+Smith, F. J., Parliament Man&ions, Victoria St., West-
R.ob inson, H. H., F.S .I ., 32 New I nn Chmbs .,Wych St., mmster, S.W.
Strand, W.C. . 9.,
f Smith, J. F.S.I., 7 Old Queen St.,Westminster,S.W.
J., A.l.C.E., 7 Carte1:et St., Queen Anne's Smith , J. T ., 10 York Bldg• ., Adelphi, W .C.
Gi<te, SW. a Smith, J . R., 14 Union C'ourt, Old Broad St., E.C.
./Robson. E. R, F .S .A., F.S.I.,PalAce Chmbs .. 9 Bridge + Smith, J. Moore, F .S.I., 14 Union Court Old Broad
St., Westminster, S.W., aud 2 The Paragon , Black- St., E.C. '
h eath, S.E. Smith, J. H ., 41 Moorgate Rtat.ion Bldgs EC
f Roe, R. Maul everer, 62 and 63 Basinghal!St., E .C. Smith, M. l\L 62 Berner s St., W . ., · ·
Rogers. Bone & Coles, 7 Car teret St., WeAtm'str.,S.W. Smith, Percy D ., 2.5Bedford Row, W.C.
Rogers, F., 10 York Buildings. Adelphi , W.C . Smith, P. G., Architects' Dept., St. Stephen's House
Roger~, Leopold," Glengaritt ," 'l'hurlt:igh Rd., Night- Westminster, S.W . '
ingale Lane, S.W. · · Smith. S. R . J., F .S.I., H and 15 York Buildings
Rolfe & Mat.thews, 3 Adelaide St., Charing Cr oss,W.C . Adelphi, W.C. '
a Il.omaine- Walker & Beasant, 6 Old Bond St., W. Smith, T. H., 17 and 18 Basinglrnll St., E.C.
Rooke, A. B .. F.S.I.,11 Gt. James St.,Bedford Row, W .C. Smith, T . R. ( f ) , and Son (a ), 130 Temple Chambers,
ail.oper, F. W., 9 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C . Whitef11ars, E .C.
Hose, H., 3 Staple Inn, W.C. a Sm.ith, William. 65 Chanc•ry Lane, W.C.
Roum ieu (a) & Aitchinson (n) , 10 Lancaster P l.. W.C. .f Smither, J. G., 1 Alli•on Grove, Dulwich. S.E.
f R.ovedino, A., 55 Camden Grove, Peckham, S .E . f Snell, A . S ., 22 Southampton Bldg•., Chancery Lane,
Il.owntree, F .. 5 Great College St., \Vestminster, 8., V . w.c.
Hu ddle, D., F.G.S., 9 Fairlight Av., Harlosden, N .W . f Snell, H. S., 22 Southampton Bldgs., Chancery Lane,
w.c.
Rushton, H.J., 63 StreathbourneRd ., UpperTooting, Soames, C. E., 9 Nottingham Place, W.
s.w. f Solomon, Lewis, 55 New Broad St., E.C.
f Russell, R. Fabian, 6 Moorgate St., E.C. Souttar, J . Augustus, 41 Bish· ·psgate St., E .C.
J Spalding, H., lb Queen St., Cheapside, E.C.
Russell , '.I.' . II., M .A.,_!iO Berners St .. \\T. . Spalding, H., 3 Lyndhurst Rd., Hampstead, N.W.
.I Spaull , Wm. H . (Diocesan Surveyor) 4 Verulam Bldgs
Rutley, C. and F., 11 lJo•·gate Hill , E.C.
a llyde, F. C., 29 Great George St., Westminster, S.W. Gray's Inn , W .C. ' .,
a Speed, Ed., 22 Chancery Lane, W .C.
Sachs, Edwin 0., 3 Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, S.W.
Sadgrove, E. J. , 22 Surr ey St ., Strand, W.C. Spicer. P., 83 Sh elley Avenu e, llfanor Park, E.
Sage, E., 40 Chancery L ane, E.C . Spiers, R. P., F .S.I., 12 Regent St., S .W.
a Spiers, Wl\lter L., 21 Berna rd St., Russell Sq., W.C.
a St. Aubyn, F . W ., 2 Lambe Buildings, '£emple, E .C.
Salter, fasott and >'\alter, 13 Phcenix St., N.W . Sp ooner, J . A., 21 Avenue Rd ., Forest Gate, E .
Spooner, T., 19 Avenue Road, Forest Gate, E.
Salter, Stephen ( j) , ancl. Adams, 28 Woburn P l. , W.C .
Sanders and Finch , 62 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C . Spr ague, W. G. R., Fitzalan House, Arundel Street
Str and, W.C. '
Sanders, W. E. ,13~Mansfleld Rd.,Haverstock H ill,N. W.
Spratt, E. F. A., 90-81 Queen St., E.C.
Spratt, H. W., 46 Queen Victoria St., E .C.
a Saul, H . A., 13 Gray Inn Sq. , W.C.
Saunders, C. G., F.S.I., 5 Robert St., Adelphi, W.C . Stafford, F. E., 12 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
Stair, W . , 9 Queen Victoria St .. E.C .
Saunders, E., & Son, 48 Bishopsgate St. W ithin, E.C.
Saunders, G., 111 King St., Hammersmith, W . Stanger, Caleb (al, and Son, F.S.I., 21 Finsbury Pave-
ment, E .C.
Saunders, H . S., 4 Coleman St., E.C .
Saunders. J ., F .S .A., F.G.S ., 4 Coleman St., E .C. Stanham, G . Gordon, lOOn Queen Victoria St., E.C.
f St annus, Hngh, 64 Larkhall Rise, Clapham, S.W.
a S11unders, Mar tin Luther, 4 Coleman St., E.C.
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Stark, lVI., 5 Gt. \)ollege St., We,tminster, s:w.
Start, J . W., 54 New Bl'Oact St., E .C.
,/ Statham, H. Heathcote, 40 Gower St., W .C.
.( Stenning, A. R., 121 Cannon St., E.C.
Stephenson, G., 14 Queen Victoria St., E.U.
Stevens, A . K ., 210 Goswell .R.d., E.C.
·a Stevens, John Wm., F.S .I. , 21 New Bridge St., E.C.
Stevens, William Holditch, 21 Ashchurch Grnve
Ravenscourt Park, W. ' Tugwell, S., 2 South Sq., Gr:ty's Inn, W.C .
n Stevenson, G.D., 13 & 14 King St., Cheapside, E.C.
f Stevenson, Jno. J. (F .S.A.), and .Redfern, Hy., 4 Por-
chester Gardens, W .
Stewart, W., Newlin House, 4 & 5 Aldgate, E.C .
a Stimson, E . C. , 22 Atherton Rd., Forest Gate, E.
Stock, H. (./),Page, R. (f). F.S .I., and Stock, H. W.
( f), B.A. (Oxon), 9 Denman St ., London Bridge , S.K
Stockdale, J. C., 15 High bury Crescent West, High bury ,
N.
f Stokes, A. P ., 1 Addington Road, Bow, E.
Stokes, L., 3 Princes St., W estminster , S.W.
f $tokes, Walter, 110 Cheapside, E.C.
f Stone, Coutts, 16 Great Marlborough Street, W .
a Stone, F., 31 Joh n Street, Bedford Row, W.C.
F Stone, Percy G., 16 Great Marlborough St. , W.
Stone, H. W .. 2 Great W inchester St. , E.C.
Stones, E ., 1 Trump St., King i:;t., E.C.
a Stonhold, J. \V., 6 Southampton St., Holboru , \o\'.C.
Stopes, H., & Co. (Brewer>), 11 Queen Victoria St.,E.C.
Stratton, A. J ., St. Ann e's, East Sheen , s:w.
Streatfeilcl, G. E., 26 York Pl., Portman Sq., W.
f Street, Ahr. E., M.A. , 24A Bryanston Sq., W .
a Street, E., 6 King's Bench Walk, Inner Temple, E. C..
and 101 Bow Rd. , E.
./Street, ~m. C., A.~I.I.C.E . , F .S.I .• 18 Walbrook,E.C.
+ Strevens, Edmund J., 2•15 Camberwell Rd., S.E.
Strudwick (J. Hayward ) & Son, Falcon Court, 32 Fl ee~
St., E.C.
Stubbs, E. J., 30 Craven St., W.C.
Style. A. J ., 8 Victoria St., W e,tminster, S.W.
a Sutcliffe, G. L ., 13 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
a Tabberer, Benjamin, F.S.I. , 13 Basinghall St.,E.C .,
and Lecture Hall, Royal Hill, Greenwich, S.E .
Tanner, J., 50 Finsbury Sq., E.f! .
f Tarring, F. W . . 26 Coolhurst Rd ., Crouch End, N.
+ Tarte, F. W. Kinneir, 36 T!'urnival St., B.C.
a Tasker, Francis W., 2 John St., Bedford Row, W . C.
Tasker, G. R. & Son•, 38 Johu St., HedfordRow, 1'7.C.
Tasker, H. H., F.S.I., 43 Penton St., Pentonville, N.
Tatchell, S. J., 9 Cbevening Rd., N. Kensington, W .
Tate, E . R., 63 W est Hill Road, Southfields, S.W.
Tatham, S. R., 2 Clement's Inn, W.C .
a Tayler, A. S., 2 The Sanctuary, W estminster, and 151
Brixton Rd., S.W.
a Taylor, A. E., 8 and 9 Essex St., Strand, W.C.
Taylor, C. C., Roxton House As)·lum, Roxton, N .
Taylor, F . Steward, 5 John St., Bedford Row, W.C.
Telfer, Fra nk Pouler, 9 Southampton St ., Bloomsbury.
w.c.
a Tenison, A.H. R., 7Gt. Colle)l'eSt., W estminster ,S .W.
a Thacker, S. J., 22 Montague 1:>t., Russell Sq., W.C.
Theobald, H., F .S.I., 6 South St., :Finsbury Pavement,
E.C.
Tbeobalds, Wm., 26 Budge Row, E. C.
Thomas, Edward, & Sons, 7 Queen Anne's Gate, S.W .
Thomas , F. I., 4 Clifford St., W.
Thomas, T. Gibbs, 21 King William St., Strand, W.C.
Thompson, A . E., Leadenhall Buildir>gs, E.C.
a 'l'h ompson, E. P., 25 li' insbury Sq., E.C .
Tlwmpson, G. W., 35 No1folk St., Strand, W.C.
'l'hompson, J. A., 50 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.
a Thompson, J. J ., 1 Durham Place, Smith St., Chelsea,
S.W., and 22 Charing Cro"8, S.W.
Thompson. \Vm. , 16 Gra.nville Rd ., Kilburu, N .vV .
Thomson.F . D. ,5'l'he Oaks, Woodside Pk., Finchley, N.
'l'horu & Trehearue, 45 Lincoln's Inn Field•, W. C.
Thorpe & Furniss, 154 High St. , Camden Town, N.W.
Thorp, John B., 9B Gray'" Inn Rd., W .C.
Tidman, E. , C.E ., F.S.I .. Connaught Mansions, 34
VictoriaSt., S.W.
Tinker (t) and Morewood, 14 Southampton Row, W .C.
Todd, F ., 3·l Essex Street, Strand, W.C.
Todd, P. , 12 Regent St., R.W.
Tolley, Geo., Bank Chambers, Forest Hill, S.E.
Tolley, J. , and Ron (a), 9 Queen Victoria St., E.C.
Tomlinson, R H. B. , E state Office, Gunnersburv.
'l'oombs, E. A., 12 Keith Gdns., Shepherd's Bush, W.
Towell, W. F ., 21 Buckingham St., Adelphi, W.C.
Towe1·, W . E., 9 Queen Anne's Gate, S. W.
f 'rownsend, C. H., 29 Great George St., S.W.
Treacher, Son and Fisher, 73 Moorgate St., E.C.
Treadwell and Martin , F .S.I., 2 Waterloo Place, S.W .
f Tree, P ., Ormond House. 61 Queen Victoria St., E .C.
Tregelle•, J. A ., 47 New Broad St., E.C.
Tress and Innes (f), 27 Queen St., <Jheapside, E .C.
Names received too late for Classification.
ARCHITECTS.
f 'J'revail, Silvanus, 9 Bridge St ., Westminster, S.W.
+ Tribe, A. W., 120 Clapham Rd., S.W .
ti1,roup, F . W., 14 Gray's Inn Sq., W.C.
Tubbs (Cyril B.) and Messer, A. A., 9 Gracechurch
St., E.C.
Tubbs, P. B., 68 Aldersgate St., E.C,
a Tucker and Huntley, 22 Buckingham St., Strand, W .C.
Tudor, Charles, 32 Cambridge Gardens,Notting H ill,VV.
" Turner, H . G., Bedford Row House, 58Theobalds Rd.,
w.c.
Turner, H . H., 75 Mysore Rd., Clapham Common,S:W.
Turner, T . N ., 37 Upper Berkeley St., W.
+ 'l'yas, F. C., 113 Leadenhall St., E.C.
f 'l'yler, R. Emeric, 22 Queen St., E.C.
Underwood, E. S., 3 Queen St., E.C.
n Vacher, SyO.ney, 35 Wellington St., Strand, W.C.
Veness & Allison, Clun House, Surrey St.,Strand,W.C.
a Verco, W. Arthm·, 15 Belgrave Terrace, Lee, S.E.
n Verity, F. T., 7 Sackville St., W.
Vernon, A., F.S.I., 29 Cockspur St., S.W .
w .c.
Vickers, T., Oswaldesbie House, Norfolk St., Strand, /Williams, A .. 10 Exhibition Itd., S. W . (Distnct Sur-
w .c.
Vigers, A. F ., 7 South Square, Gray's inn, W.C.
.I Vigers, E., Palace Chambers, 9 Bridge St., Westmin-
ster, S.W .
" V1gers, G., 26 Great Ormond St., W.C.
Vige1'S, S., 537 King's Rd., Chelsea, S.W.
a Vickery, G., 50 Gresham St., E.C.
Victor, E., 14 Sackville St. , W .
Vining, J. R., Rolls Chambers, 89Chancery Lane, W.C .
Voysey, C. F . A., 23 York Place , W .
Waddell, D. H., 8 Warwick Comt, High Holburn, W .C.
f Wade, Fairfax B., 148A Sloane St .. S.W.
/ Wadl ing, H . J., F .S.I., 2 Lambe Bldgs .. Temple, F..C.
Wadmore, ll. ("), F.S.I., Wadmore, J. F. (ri) , & Mal-
lett, W. (t), J!' .S.I. , 8 Bream 's Buildings. Chancery
Lane, E.C. · /Wimble, W ., 9 Queen Victoria St .. E.C.
Wag.tatfe, T . R., F .S.I., 31 Fenchukh St. , E.C.
Wainwright, C. H., 124 Chancery Lane, vV. C.
\Vakeford, H., & Sons, 15 Stoekwell Rd ., Clapham a Wimperis & East, 22 Conduit St., W.
Rd.,S.W.
vVakley, H. M., Albion Chambers, 1l Adam St., a \Vinstanley, H .. lo Btt.singhall Ht., EJ~.
Strand, W.C. · "\Vinter. C. R . , 119FinRbm·y Pavement, E .C.
Walker, J.E., 84 Davenport Rd., Uxbridge Rd., W .
Wallace, A. G ., lA Pountney Rd ., Lavender Hill, S. W.
Wallace, G. G ., •16Killieser Av., Streatham Hill,S.vV.
Wallace, W. , 27 A Old Bond St. , W.
n Wallen, J?J:ederick , 96 Gower St., W.C.
11 VVallis, W. E ., 4 Trafalgar Square, W.C.
" ·waiters, F. A. , F.S.A., 37 Old Queen St., Westmiu-
ter, S.W.
a Walters, H.B., 83 Selhurst Rd., South Norwood, S.E.
Ward, Melville S., 66 Victoria St. , S.W .
\Vard, S., 59 Archer St., W.
" Ward, W. H., 28 Theobald's Rd., W .C.
vVaring & Nicholson, 38 Parliament Street, S. W.
Warren, E. P., 18 Cowley St. , Westminster , S.W.
·wass, F., 13 Gray's Inn Sq., W.C.
Waterhouse, A. (./) & Sons(/) (R.A.), 20 New Caven-
di•h St., W.
a Waterhouse, P . L., M .A., 9 Staple Inn, Holborn, W .C.
Waterman, A. , 7 Cullum St., E .C.
Waterworth, J. H. , 281A Queen's Rel ., New Cross
Gate, S.E.
Watney, D. , 4A Frederick's P lace, Old Jewry, E.C .
\Vatsou, A . D., 5 Bloomsbury Sq., W.C.
Watson, P. Ff., 4 Adam St., Adelphi, W.C .
I Watson, 'I' . H. & A. M., 9 Nottingham P lace, vV., and a Worsley, A.H ., 135 Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill,
9 Coudnit St., W.
Watts, W. J ., 4 'l'he Triangle, North Kensington, W.
/ Waymouth, 0., 23 Moorgate St., E.C.
n \.Vaymouth, \~r . C., 6 GrocerR Hall Court, Poultry, E.C .
f Weathe!'ley, W. Samuel, & Jones , F. E. (/), 20 Cock-
spur 8t., Pall Mall, S.W .
f W ebb, A., 19 Queen Anne's Gate, S.W.
\.Vebb, B. JI., 8 Grays Inn Place, W .C.
W ebb, E., 50 Bedford Row, W.C.
W ebb , Phih p, 1 .Raymond Buildin~s, Gray's Inn, W.C.
" W ebb, W. A1thu r, 12 Duchess St., Po1"tland Place, W .
W ebbe, A.A., 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C.
vVebber, F. S., 9 Ch ristchurch Rel., Hamp,tead, N.vV. + Youlten, W., 159 Victoria St., S.W.
vVebber, J ., 31 Kestrol Avtnue, H erne Rill, S.E.
n W ebster, J., 17 l Lewisham High Rd., S. E .
f W eir. J., 17 Victoria St., Westminster, S.W.
West, A. William, •l4n Maddox St., W.
West, William, 19 Craven St ., Stmud, W.C.
a 'W etenhall , E. B., 27 Fitzroy St., W .
"· Weymouth, R. H., 11 Victoria St .. S.W.
/Wheeler. Fredk., 6 Staple Inn, Holborn, W.C .
a Whelnck, R. P .. 45 Finsbury Pavement, E.C.
Whiddin gton, W., 71 Queen St ., Cheapside, E.C.
a \o\'hinney, T. B., S Old Jewry, E.C.
Kershaw, R ., London Sanitary Protf'ctiou Associat ion,
Ltd., 13 Charles St ., St. James's , S.vV.
Fielding, W. , 3 Victoria St. , S. V\f.
[London.
a Whitaker, E . M., 1 Gresham Buildings, Basinghall
St ., E .C.
+ Whitburn, H. A., 22 Surrey St., Strand, W.C.
" Whitcombe, A., M.S.I., 5 Newman St., Oxford St., W .
a Whitcombe, C. F .. 5 Newman St., Oxford St., W .
White & Page. 4 & 5 \Varwick Court, Gray's Inn,W.C .
a Whi te, Eley E., 6 Bloomsbury Square, W.C.
White, H. Dow, 12 Craven Street, Strand , W.C.
Whit•, Reginald, Savoy House. Strand, W.C.
a White, W . H ., 14A Cavendish Place, Cavendi•hSq.,W,
Whitfield (R. 0.) & 'l'homas (J. A.), 2G Cock•pur St.,W.
\\~hyte, E . rr ., M .A., 31 Cba.1·ing Cross, S.W.
vVig·ens, C., 78 Earlsfield Rd ., WnndsworthCom. , S.W.
Wigg , 0. (a) , & Hudson , SO Lenrnn St., E.
Wilkins, Edward, 2>i Budg-e R ..w, E.C.
Wilkinson, Bristowe, 10 John Rt., Adelphi, W.C.
Wilkinson, F. R ., 3 Gratton Rd., West Kensing-ton,W.
\Vilkinson, H. Dymoke, 34 Granville Sq., ·w.c.
f Wilkinson, P., 68 Lincoln's Inn Fields, W. C.
" \Vilkinson , R Stark, 38 Great James St .. W.C.
Willard, Fredk . G., 1 Nunhead Lan e, Peckham, S.E.
f Willey, Robert, 33 New Bridge St .. E.C. .
,·eyor, South Kensington ).
a Williams, A ., 34 HeoriettA. St., Covent GA.rden, W.C.
\Villi ams, J ., 1 Army & Navy Mans10ns, Victorrn St.,
».W.
/ Williams, R., 34 Lo haber Road, L ee, S.E.
a Williams, 'I'. E., 13l Victori" St .. ,,.W.
a vVilliams, W. A., 48 Cornhill, E .C .
W illi•, E .• C.E. , P .A .. .I. , l' .R.M. S., 111.8.I., Forth
Lodge, 293 Willesden Lane, Willesden Green, N.W.
a Wilbs, 'I'. W .. , "liedmet·e," Putney, S.W. (D1stnct
Rurveyor).
· a \Villock, R., 761?inRbury Pavement, E.C.
\Vi!son, A . , 4 Gray'K Inn Sq . , W.C.
\ Vilson, H . 0 ., 8 Aldebert 'l'enace, Albert Sq., S.W.
\,Y;J"n, J . K .. 9 Argyll St., Regent. St , W .
Wimperis, J. T. (./), & Arbour, W. H., 25 Sackville
St., W.
Winder, W. H., 2 Pancras L1tne, Queen St., E.C .
f With,11, L. A., F.S.I., J ewry House, 27 Old Jewry,
E.C.
Witherington & Hogwood , 33 Gt. Tower St., E .C .
Witts, E., 37 Lyndhurst Avenue, Streatham Hill.
Wood , A. J ., 22 Surrey St., Strand , W.
Wood, W. J., l Finsbury Cir cu s, E .C.
Woodard, J . T., 13 Bedford St., Strand, W.C. .
Woodd & Ainslie, Broad Sanctuary Chambers, Toth1ll
St., Westminster, S.W.
a Woodington, Harold A., mo J ermyn St., S. W.
a Woodrooffe, W . H., Town Hall Chambers,32HighSt.,
Southwark, S.E .
a \:Voodrow, E . A., 67, 69 Chancery Lane. W.C.
/ Woodthorpe, E., M.A .. 32 GreshA.m St ., E .C.
vVoodward, tr. G., 32 Bedford Row, \.V .C.
Woodward, J. A . J .. 69 Kennington Oval, S.E.
a vVoodward, W., .F.S.I., 13 Southampton St., Strand,
w.c.
a Woollard, B., 16 F insbury Circus, E.C.
Worley, C. H., 62 Welbeck St., W.
\.Vorley, R. J. 50 Lincoln 's Inn F ields, \.V.C.
·wornell, J ., j;,ur., M Cicada Rd., ViFandsworth, S.\.V.
./ Wornum, R. Seldon, 26 Beilford Rquare, W.C.
Worsfold & Hayward , F.S .I., 80 Cannon St., E .C.
w.
Wright, A.G., 2 Old Queen St ., Westminster, S.W .
Wright, J. E. C., 7 John St., Adelphi, W.C.
Wyand, A.G. , 33 Marloes Rd ., Kensington, vV.
Wyatt, H.P., 12~ Brixton Rd., S.W.
Wyon. E . , 54 Hamilton T err., St. John's Wood
N.W.
Wylaon, 0. C. (/), & Long, 16 King William St .,
Strand, W.C.
Yates, 'I'. C., 20 Sloane St. , S.vV.
Yetts (/), Sturdy (a) & Us her, 45 Finsbury Pave -
ment, E.r..
Young A ., 11 Linct1ln'RInn J?i_elds, \Y.C.
1
Young, C., 37 Gt. James St., W.C .
f Youug, John, 3 Gt. Winchester St., E.C.
Y oung (John), Son & Johnson (a}, 47 Mark Lane,
E. C.
Young, IC. D. (./), & Hall, H. (./) , 17 $(luthampton
St., Bloomsbury, W .C.
n Young, V. E., 6 Delahay S t., S.VI'.
/Young, W., 6 L11.ncaster Place, Strand, W.C.
Young, W . F., Amberley Huuse, Norfolk St., Strand,
w.c.
 Bedfordshire - Cumberland.]
BEDFORDSHIRE.
RE])fo'OH]).
.Anderson & Froes , 153 Midland
Rd.
Highton (f) and Rum ball, 22 Mill
St.
Hull, JameR, 3 Lurke St.
Lund , Richard, 8 St. Paul's Sq.
Mallow. C. E., & Crocock, G. H.,
22 Mill St.
Usher & Anthony, 9 St. Paul's Sq.
Young, H enry, 35 Maitland St.
BR01l!/IA,lf, E•dfo,.d.
Allen , Geo . P. , B1·01nham House
LEIGHTON JJUZZAR]).
a Bishop, 'l". H., Junr., Lake St.
•t Gnrney, A. J. 59 So uth St.
Lawrence, JoHeph ~r ., Bridge St.
L UTON.
Anscombe & Franklin, 21 Market
Hill
Brown, J . R., & Son, Castle St.
Ch!Lmbers
~ Smi th, A.lbertE., 17 Church St.
Wilkinson, A .; 84 Inkerman St.
SANDY.
Twelvetrees, Ed., Bedford Rd.
BERKSHIRE.
ABINGDON.
•t W est, John G. 'l'., The Know!
J1IAJDJ;·N11 IDlD.
Davy, Ii. Clifton,+.&Salter, S. (/),
M.S. ArL• 86 High St .
+Kirk, John L., 107 Queen St.
a Shrew•bury, E. J., Queen St.
Chmbrs.
+ Vardy, C. A ., Queen St. Chmbrs.
NEW BUJI Y.
Bell, Walter H., The Market P l.
Money , James H., The Broadway
l11£AJ)fNG.
f Albury, Fred. W. , 15·1 Friar St.
Coope1· & How.II (fl), 17 Blagrave
St.
;Dodd, James S., 3 Friar St.
>Goodman, J. Hugh, Town Hall
Chmbrs.
>Greenaway, Joseph, 19 Duke St.
Rambling, W. lt. A., Forest Ho.,
Queen'• Rd.·
Jane, Wm., 17 Market Pl.
Lewton, Wm. G., 6 'l'lrn Forbury
Millar,W.G11lt.F.8 .I., & Nasmyth,
W .J 118., t 1 Arcade Chmbrs. ,Friar
St .
Morris, Joseph, & Son (a), 156
Friar St. (CounLy Surveyor)
J Ravenscroft, W ., F.S.A., 22 The
Forbury
Smith , C. (/), & Son (/), 164 Friar
St.
Stallwood, S . Slingsby, F .S.A., 27
and 28 Market l'l .
f Webb, G . W., Market Pl. Chmbrs.
. SUNNINGDAU;'.
KeiJ:le, Hobert
JVAl,UNGFORJ) .
+ Johns, S. C., St. Mary St.
JVJNJJSOJI.
Carey, John G., 50A Thames St.
Davision, 'r. V .. A.M. I. C.E ., E lm -
dale, Frances Rd.
Edgington & Summerbell, 17 Park
St.
L ee & Fan, 54 Hi gh St.
Nutt, A. Y., ·windsor Castle
(Archt. and S urveyor to the
Dean and Canons, St. George's)
>t Wyborn, S., 1 Purk Terr., Sheet
St .
WOKING!fAJlf.
>t Sidford, A . E., Denton Chmbrs .
l Webb, Geo . W., Lynden House,
Broad St.
BUCKS.
A .Y LESBUllY.
Bradford, Jame$ H. (Town Sur-
veyor), Corn Exchange
Luckett, G., F .I.A.S ., 2 Church
St ., and Temple Sq.
Manning, G . H., 6 Walton St.
Taylor, Wm. F., & Son, 26 T emple
St.
Thomas, R. J.,A.M.I.C. E., County
Hall (Buck• County Surveyor)
B DETC II f,E I' .
+ Chndwick,J., C.E. , Richmond Ho.
ARCHITECTS.
Provincia I.
'o rrESHAH, s.o.
B•loh, Henry, H igh St.
Gibbons.H.J., Berkhampstead Rd.
Green. G. H ., 47 High St.
Yets, Wm . M. , High St.
])AJ'OHET.
Carey, John G. , Gloucester Ho.
Killick, A. P., "Cotsfield," Mou-
taeue Rd.
Tubbs, Cyri l B ., "Denholme"
ET0 1Y.
Aborn, Robt., Bridge Trust Ho.,
High St.
Simmonds.J ohn,Bridge Trust Ho.,
High St.
Simmonds, Wm. Geo., 118A High
t.
Willis.Edwnrd, C.E.,F.S.I.,M.S.I.,
High St .
FENNY STJIATFOZID .
+ Chadwick, J.,C.E., Ivy Cottage
GREAT flfAJILOW.
Thurlow, Thos ., 23 High St.
JJIG FT WYCOMBE.
Moxham, Chas. E., & Son, Priory
Avenue
Thurlow. '1'., 25 High St.
Vernon & Son , 41 High St.
LINSL AJ)E (Loi.q hton Buzza,.d).
Sloan , John 'T., Highgate Ho.
SLOUGFT.
Baker, J., A.M .I.C.E., ll'.S.I., 75
High St.
Lee & Farr, 65 and 67 High St.
Sargeant & Son, 106 Wellington
St .
STONY S J'JI A '!'FOii]).
Harris, Edward Swinfen
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
GA MTIJIID GE.
a Atkinson, Thoma'::I Dinham, St.
Mary'1; Paf.:lsage
Bausor. P., •16 Mawson Rd .
Bttys, Edwin. 61 St. Andrew's St.
* Crosier, C. P ., A.S.I., 43 t . An-
drew's t.
f Fawcett, Wm. 111., M .A., F.S.A.,
4 Trumping·ton • t .
t French, Sidney, Llandaff Chmbrs.,
Regent St.
a MacAli•ter & Tench, 20 St. An-
drew's St .
Morley, .Tohn ,22 St. Andrew's St.
Porter, E. JJ ., 3 Eden St.
Waters (C. E. ) & Worrall ,
A.I.A.S., Siclney Chmbrs.
NA!li7ll.
Unwin,W. T.,F.I.S .E., Station Rd.
NEW.~fAJll(E'I'.
Flatman, J., Beaufort Studio,
Rous Rd . (Diocesan Surveyor)
Heiiton & Gibb, R utland Chmbrs.,
High St.
Rolland & Ron+. Fair•teadCottage
Manning, W. C. & A. S. (M.A.,
Cantab .). Hi gh ><t. . a Benwell, J. W., Lowther ·t.
Roberta (f+) & Way, Krngston
Chmbrs ., High St.
WIRliECFT.
Davis, W. H. H., P .A.S.I., 2
York Row
Kerridge,J .,& Sons, Club Chmbrs.,
Old Market
Thorpe, G., Club Chmbrs., Old
Market
Ward, F. B., 7 York Row
CHESHIRE .
A LDEJILE I' EJ)GE.
Sheldon, Harold, P .A.S .I.
ALSA G IDI .
Hopkins, H.P.
ALTJllNClfAN.
Ashton, J. T., 7 Market St.
Hud•on, T . W ., Broom Rd., Hale
Rd.
?ti!acnamara, John, ''Bancroft,''
Hale Rd.
a Owen, Wm., Ashley Rd.
BIJIO!l VAL!t. Stockpo,.t.
Ramp•on, John M., Birch Field
!IJJIKENHEAD .
a Berrington, J. A., Bon-Accord,
Pren ton
Brownridge, C.,A.M.I.C.E ., Town
Hall (Boro' Eugineer and Sur-
veyor)
Brattan, Joseph, 59 Humilton Sq .
Cubbon, T . Wm. , B unk Bldgs.,
51 H amilton St.
Griffiths, ·wm., 5 Hamilton Sq .
Hancock, Sam!., 57A Woodchurch
Rd.
Lownsborough , Wrn. ,.1 Dun can St.
/Rees, 'r. r ~tlie~in, Hamilton
1
Cbmbrs., Hamilton St.
Talbot , J. Jo• .. 22 Korth Rd.
Walker, W., 70 P11rk Rd . South
RO IV DON.
Brookes, J ohu
Dunkerley, Frank, Hurstdale
BROOK.LANDE, Jfa nchestt:1·.
Oldham, Roger
GEE.ADLE.
Bindloss, F., '' Shortacre," Gatley
Rd.
a Earnshaw, J. R., 231\fassie St.
Swann , W., ''Avondale," Stock-
port Rd.
Cl/ESTER .
Beswick, Harry,Grosveoor Bldgs.,
Newgate t-lt. (County .l..rchitect)
Boden, R. W. & T. H ., 17 Corn
E xc hang·e Cl1mbrs.
Davies, J . H., & t-lons, 24Newgate
St.
Douglas & Minshall, 6 Abbey Sq.
Hodkinson, 1" .• Newgat<> Chmbrs.
Jones, A. E., Old Bank Bldgs .
Lockwood, T. l\L (/), & Sons, 80
Foregate St.
OOKGLE'l'ON.
Brown, James ,~ Albeit St.
C!IEIVE .
+ Atkin•on, John A., 18 High Town
Bolsbaw, George E ., 11 Under-
wood," We~t St.
Dobson, Samuel, Brook St.
Gibson , William W. , 46 Hi gh St.
Pilsbury & Martin, Haslington
FJIODS HAJlf.
+ Davie:;, Samuel, Alvaney House
J{Al,1!: .
Goidsmith , Hy., '' Odstone,"
Artbog Rd.
lIESJVALl,.
f Clark J ., Delavor House
HOYLAJ(E.
Keef, Herbt. W ., 4 'l11e King's Gap
lfYDE.
Hunt, Jas ., & 1 on, Kay's B ldg·s.,
Market Pl.
LISCAJIJ), Live,.pool.
Bulmer, G . E., Long View Rd.
JI.A OCLESF'IHLD .
Aston, Walter, 2A King Edward
St.
Sheldon. Harold, P.A.S.I.,
'' Fernlee ''
Whittaker & Bradburn, 19 King
Edward St.
A1IDDT.EJVJCH.
:i>lorris, Wm. ·vv., Town Hall and
Pepper St.
Sheldon, Harold , P.A.S.I., K in-
derton St.
NAN1'1Vl0Tl.
Bower, 'l' hos .. Bank Chmbrs.
NE IV JIJIJGTlTON.
Taylor, A . G., 14 Pickerin g Rd .
NOJl'l'll IVICll.
Cawley, J. , Bull Ring
Rolland, J., Ray hurst St.
Powles, A. E., 7 \Vinnington St.
Jl(JNOOJIN.
t Davies, Sa.ml., Devonshire Bldgs .
Devonshire Sq.
Wilson , J., The Vines," Oxford
1
'
Rd.
SAIGH1'0N.
Boden, Walter M .
SALE (Manchester).
t McBeath, Robt. J ., Birnam Ho.
a Mills, A . H., "Bank.field"
SAND BA OH.
Price, A., Oak Cotta!!e , El worth
S1'Af,1'JIIDGE.
Gill, Jas ., "Belmont"
How bottom, G., Portland Chmbrs .
STOCK PORT.
Atkinson, George, Holy Cottage,
Adsweod
Brady, G. H.,18Little Underbank
Gould, '\V. A., 69 tit. Petersgo.te
Hopwood, H. , Buxton Rd., Hea-
viley
375
Hunt, James, & Son, 4 Warren St.
J ep•on, J., Guardian Chmbrs.,
Tiviot Dale
Locke, C. R., F.111.S.A., St. Peter's
Sq.
Long on, Wm., 2-1 St. Petersgate
St.
Pierce, P., & Son,30 St. Petersgate
Jtund.le -Rarness,H .. 2 Osborne Rd.
Swann, W. , 39 St. P etersgate
Tinniswood. G.. 150 Shaw Heath
Wilkinson, A . G., Caxton Chm bra.,
St. Peter•gate
Wyatt, H. Stockport Rd., Marple
WHALEY llRWGE.
Johnson, Charl es W ., llfarket St.
Wfl,fltSLfl W.
f Boaumont, J. W., The Firs
CORNWALL.
JJODJllN.
Jenkins, W . J ., 111.S.I., St. Nicholas
Gate
Oliver, Menear, 2 Fore St.
HELSTON.
Winn, William J., Parksledge Vil.
LA (JNCES 1'0N.
Wise &Wise (t), Westgate
LISKE.ARD .
Sansom, John, Greeubank Lane
L OS1'WITHIEL.
Skentelber y, A. E., Rose Rill
fifIL[,JI JIOO K (Plymouth ).
Carder, W. J., Roseland Villa
NEWQUAY.
i 1owell Bros., Bank ::)t.
Ennor, J., jun., Uakleigh Villa
Willis, J. (M.. S .I. ), r1 regurrian,
1
Fore St.
l'AJI STATION.
Sarnble, W. J ., Hill Rouse
PENZANCE.
+/Caldwell, Oliver, Victoria Sq.
Maddern, Ily., :F. I. A. S. , 26
Clarence St.
Wear, N. C., jun., ITolbein House,
Alexander ltd.
/·white, H enry, 1 Clarence Terrace
Jl]t:])J/{J1'ff .
Collins, '\V. IL, Penryn St.
Hill, Sampson, Green Lane
S'l'. AUSTELL .
Andl:ew, T. li., 1 'l revarrick Villa
1
Jury, ~ - C., 1 Alma. Villas, Tre-
gonmssey Hd.
TJIURO .
Swift , W. , 38 Lemon St.
+.tTrevail, S., SO Lemon St.
W A])EJJJ/lJJGE.
+ llfartyn-llfear, W. T .
CUMBERLAND.
CAl!LiSUt.
Armstrong, G ., 24 llank St.
a Ferguson, C. J., F.S.A., 50 English
St.
Graham,.T.,BankChmbrs .,Bank St.
t Higgmsou, Hy ., 3 Lonsdale St.
Hodgkinson, H. JI .. 9 Lowther St.
Hodg~on, J. F., Lowther St.
J";£~;.,.~~eW . B ., 7 Petteril Bridge
Johnston, A. \V., Bl Casile St.
Johnstone Bros., 39 Lowther St.
L eslie, J., 7l Broa d St.
a Marks, H. C., 36 :Fisher St.
M'!-rtindale,J. R.,ViaductChmbrs.
f Oliver, Georg·e Dale, 5Lowther St.
(County Architect)
Pogson, W ., Devonshire Buildings
a Redfern, Johu L., 36 :Fisher St.
I Scott, 'l'. Taylor, •13 Lowther St.
Slack, J., 18 Bank St.
KP:SWIOK .
Goldsmith, H., The Ilut, Derwent-
water
/lf.ARI"POJl'I'.
Eaglesfield,C.& Son ,89 Senhou eSt
/IIJLLOJ!. .
Settle & Far mer
PENJI l7'll.
Watson, George, & Son, F.I.A.S .,
3 St. Andrew's Pl.
Wlll7'ENA l"EN.
+ Bentley, Robert, 61 Lowther St.
Huddart, A ., Lowther St.
t Moffat, J. S., 53 Church St.
 376
Pickering & Crompton, C.Es., 11
Lowther St., and 83 George St:
WORKING'J.'ON.
Eden, ,T., 58 Pow St.
Howes, James, Bridge St.
Scott, W. G. & Co., Victoria Bldgs.
DERBYSHIRE.
ALVASl'ON /JY JJERBY.
Copes tick, G. C., Unterwalden,
London Rd.
+ Leslie, Frank, A. R., Brighton Rd.
+ Nuttall, John, Cmzon Gardens
BAKEWELL.
Langsdon, E. M., Town Hall
BEL PER.
Hunter(+) &Woodhouse,B1idge St.
BUX'J.'ON.
~/l!ryden, W. R ., 1 George St.
Flint, Marsden, WycVilla,Dale Rd.
Garlick & Flint, 5 Tenace Rd.
Gladwin, f:)., Rutland Chambers
Spring Gardens
Holland, ·w . , 9A Te1Tace Rd.
't Parker (Barry) & Unwin,+ Ray-
mond, rrhe Quadrant
Perry, W ., Southlea, Spencer Rd.
Strnin, Jn. L., A.111.I.C.E., Court
House Chambers
Wa.llalj, Irwin, 2:l Darwin A.venue
CJJJ£S1'ER JJ'JRLJJ.
Ashmore, W. l\1 ., 4 New Queen St.
Haslam, W., Harstoft, Pilsby
Houfton, 'l,. B ., FurnivalChmbrs.,
Market Place
-t Jackson, '\V. Cecil, 29 Knifesmith
Gate
Parker, George. Spencer St.
Rollmson,S., & Son, 13 Corporation
St.
Shewbrooks, S. B. D., High St.
Shewbrooks, C.. Devonshire Estate
Office
Stanton, W.,5MarketHallChmbrs ..
Wagstaff, W. JI., A. M.I.C.E.,
A.S.I., 57 Saltergate
CLAY CROSS.
Bramham,W., C.S.I., A.S.I., Fern
Cottage, Market St.
Oxley, Ernest, Melbourne Lodge.
OODJ.VOR, nea.· Derby.
Eyre, Albert E .
JJERBY.
Burrows, J., Amen Alley
Coulthurst & Booty, 4 Albert St.
Currey, P ercy H. , 3 Marl<et Place
Eaton, Arthur, 6 St. James St.
Hill. Arthur C., 2 St. Mary's Gate
Holford, J. T., 34 Corn Market
Hunter & ·woodhouse, All Saints'
Chambers, Irongate
Macpherson, Alex., 16 Tenant St.
Mills, G. Y., Old Bank Chambers,
Iron gate
Naylor({) & Sale,OldBankCham-
bers, Irollgate
+ Ryley, Ernest, 2 Strnnd Arcade
Story, John Somes, C.E. (County
Surveyor),.St. Ma ry's Gate
Swindell, '\Villiam, Imperial Cham-
bers, Albert St.
Thirby, R. C"rill, Corn Exchange
Wills, J. , F. S.Sc., Victoria Cham-
bers, St. Peter's Churchyard
Wright & Thorpe, 23 St. James' St.
DRA YOOTJ', """' Derby .
Antliff, F. S., Sawley Lane ·
DROJ.VFIELJJ (ShetJicld) .
Siddall, W. J ., 8 Lea Rd.
JJUJiFIELJJ.
Mason, JohnB.
GLOSSOP.
Hawke, R. G., Bank Chmbrs.,
Thgh St. W.
ILKEST(IN, 11.S.O .
Haslam, G. , & Son, Euclid House
a Hunt. Chas. W., 36 Station Rd.
Nicklin, James, BruHsells Ter.
Richards, S . . F.I.S.A., 4 East St.,
Market Pl.
J,ONG EA 'l'ON.
a Child, E. H., P .A.S.I., Derby Rd.
Dodd, J. F. ,Prince St.
Gorman & Ross, SaliHbury St.
Ridgway, E. R .. M S.I., Main St.
Sheldon. John, Darley House
Smith, R. Waverley St.
JJATLOCK.
Doughty, Gilberts., Matlock Bdg.
Falding, A. E .. Matlock Bank
Nuttall, John, Crown Sq. ,Matlock
Bridge
Warren & Cargill, DerwentBldgs.,
Matlock Bridge
ARCHITECTS
NEWBODD.
Coates, E.A., Avenue House,Kew-
bold Moor
NEW MILLS (Stockpoi·t).
Pollitt, John & Son, Town Jiall
Hampson, J.M., Birch Vale
Myatt, Hy., Spring Bank
NOR'J.'ON.
Norton, Joseph, Woodseats
RIPLEY, DERBY.
Argile, R., Alfred St.
Battershill, S. C., Jiigh St.
SAJ.VDIA ORE (Nottingham).
a Child , E. H., P.A.S.I., Derby Rd.
Gorman & Ross, Derby Rd.
SW ADLINOOTE (Btii·ton-on- 7'mit).
Underhill, C. E., ,13 High St.
WJRKS!v OllJ'Jf.
Lawton, C. l-I., C.E. , A .I.S.E.,
'l'own Hall.
Lee-Dennis, J., C.E.
DEVONSHIRE.
A X1lf1NSJ'E'll .
Pryer, Ernest A., We•t St.
JJAllNSJ'Al'/'.,E.
Lauder, Alexander,BridgeChmbrs.
Oliver, William C., Hrid~eod
a+Petter, Fred. W ., Bridge Bldgs.
/Thorne, Arnold,F.S.I., 16 Cross8t.
R[])EFORD.
Barron, R. G., 'l'orriclge House,
Enstthe Water
Hookway, Hobert 'l'., & Son , Bath
House, 12 Bridgeland St.
a Smith, J. J ., 63 lligh St.
BLACK 1'0RRIN(}1'0N, l/igh
Jfornpto11, R.8. 0 .
·Reichel, Lucius H., Beara Court
BUJJLEIGFf lJAL'J.'J;'R'J.'ON.
Kerley, P ., High St.
OHAGFORD.
Hooper, E. F., Rock House
DARTMOUTH.
+ Back, E. H., C.E., Victoria St.
JJA JVLIST!.
t Dobell , . amuel, Lanherne
DEV ONl'ORJ'.
Leest, E. M. ,Public Hall Chmbrs .,
Fore St.
n Luff, Henry G., 64 Chapel St.
a Nunn, B. W., 4 BeyroutPl.,Stoke.
Richard,, W. N., 29 St. Aubyn St.
EXE1.'ER.
Andrew, T. A., 14 Bedford Circus
+ Cole, Charles, 50 High St. and 20
Cathedral Close
Commill, Fl·ed. J'.,F.S.I.,7 Bedford
Circus
f Crocker, Jame,, 101 Queen St.
+ Dobell, S., Queen St. Cbmbrs.
f Harbottle, Edward Jiall, County
Chmbrs ., Queen St.
Hooper, Ern•st F., 6 Union Rd.,
Pennsylvan ia
/ ·Je1,nan, J., F .R.l\LS., 5 Bedford
Circus
Luca s, J. Archib>tld,1''.S.I., Guild-
hall Chmbrs., High St.
Pinn (Charles) & Son, 3 Wonford
Rd.
Pinn, J.M. , Caxtle ilt. Chmbrs .
Railing & Tona1·,9 Bedford Circus
+ R eed, Harbottle, 12 Castle St.
Tait (rt) & Jiarvey+, Cathedml
Close
Ware, Chas. E. (F.S.I., M.I.C.E.),
and Son, 37 Gaudy St. Chmbra .
+ Warren,Edwa1·d G. , Commercial
Chmbrs.
EX1lfO TT J'TT.
Kerley, Philip, Station Parade
Sherwin, Procter, Manchester St.
ILFRAOOfltBE.
Gardner. Hy. M., "Brooklands"
Gould, William H., Collingwood
Russell, Allen T.,M.S .A., Market
Square
W eir, H. W., M.S.A., 32 Green-
close Rd.
JUNGSBRIDGE.
Latham, A., P lymouth Rd.
J.VETVJ'OK ARTIOJ'.
+Acock, C. G. S., St. Veda (County
Surveyor)
Downes, F . E. Lloyd, 36 Qu•en St.
Rowell, J. W.,+ & Son, St. Paul's
Rd.
Segar, Ramu el, 37 Devon Sq. and
26 Union St.
Watson, Richard, P .A..S.I., rn
Gloucester Rd.
[Cumberland-Durham.
OKEl:!AJlil':J'()N,
Geen, Harry, M.S.I., Brandize
Park
Lucas, J. Arch ., F.S.I., St. James
St.
PAIGNJ'ON.
Appleton, E .(f), M.I.C.E., & Son,
Dartmouth Rd.
Br idgman. N . G. (,,), & Bridgman,
W.H. (t),BaukClunbrs . Victoria
St.
Couldrey, '\V. G.,19PalaceAvenue
Vanstone, F . W . Pulace Chmbrs.
PT,YNOUTH.
Bazley, M.A., 13 Fmnkfort St.
a Bellamy, Anstis J., 10 Courtenay
St.
Bellamy , F. J., 6A Courtenay St.
a Bewes, Antis G., 10 Courtenay St.
Ci<rder, I~'- J., 8 Athenooum 'l'er.
Clark, F. A., New 'l'own Chmbrs .,
Old Town St.
Deveril-S110l, G. P., l Reservoir'
lld., Hartley Pk.
Dwelley, J. H., JO Crescent Pl.,
Mulgrave St .
Foster, J. B., F.S.I., •1 Cambridge
St.
+ Harvey, J., 9 Courte nay St.
Hine (/) & Odgers, 23 Lockyer St.
Keats & Coath-A.dams, + 3t Bed-
ford St.
King & Lister, 20 Princess Sq.
a Kitsell, rl' . Rogers, 9 lJ'evon Ter.,
Mutley
Lethbridge, A . E ., SA We twell St.
+ May, W. H., 10 Pl'incess Sq.
Mill, R.. A., 10 '!"rankfort St.
1
Opie, '\V. Maxwell,Royal Chmbrs.,
Whimple St.
Park er, Arthur S., 20 George St.
a P etbick, B . JI. P., 5 Queen's Gate
Villas
Prigg, H. Vietor, .A..M.I.C .E., GA
Courtenay St.
Sedding, E., 12 Athenooum St.
Shil'es, B. Pl'iestly, Old Town
Cbmbrs., 104 <lid 'l'own St .
Snell, H.J., 11 The Crescent
Vince11t, J ., 74 Old 'l'uwn St.
Wiblem & de Boinville (a), 6
W estwell St.
SEA 'f'OJ..V, Axrninster.
Gush, G., Manoi· Office
S!DfllO UJ'll.
-t Sampson, It. W., Manor Offices
Bridgman (o) & Bridgman(+ ) Fore
St.
J'ElGNflfO UJ'lf.
Saunders, Gualbert, '.l'eignbridge
Ho, Shaldon
TlVER1'0N.
Williams, W. E., 63 St. Peter St.
TOR QUA Y.
Appleton, E. (I), M.I.C.E.,& Son,
l Vaughan Parade
Bridgman, N . G. (o), & Bridgman,
W . H. (t), Fleet St.
Garrett, JI. A.,Town Hall Chmbrs.
(Borough Engineer)
Richard~. E., titrand
'Vatson & Watson, 1 Lower Ter.
TO II RING TON.
il1edland, William C.,Windy Cross
TOTNES.
Stainthorpe, 'I11iomas William,
A.l\I.I.U.E., Northcote
Tollit, W. F., Gate House (Bor-
ough Surveyor)
Tollit, William M., 10 High St.
WESTIV ARD If(}.
a Smith, J. J.
DORSETSHIRE.
BL.ANOFOllD.
Hunt, C., Elmfielcl Cottage.
BllTDPOHT.
Cooper, Frederick, 77 East St.
JJOJIOJIESJ'IOI.
Feacey, J., South IValks
f Fletcher, Walter J., M.S.I., Shire
Jiall (County Rurveyor)
Hunt, G. J., C.E., The Guildhall
(Borough Engineer & Surveyor)
Tilley, A . L. •r., 26 South St.
PARKSl'ONE.
Andrew, W. , Alton Office
Holland, T . J . B.," Summerhill"
.f Newruan, S. J ., Ashley Rd., Upper
Pa.rkstone
pnoLE.
Barnes, JI. Fitz-James, 'l'owngate
St.
P earce, Edmund, High St.
Van Schepdael, Ed., Upton Villa,
Longfleet
SHEll!IOJINE.
+ Farrall, Thomas. M.A.M. & C.E.,
M.S.A., Half Moon St.
S TALBRJJJGE.
Parsons, Samuel L., Gold St.
SW ANA GE.
Clifton, J. E. ( (), F.S.I., & Rob,
inson, Old Bank House
WAJIEJTAJlf.
Fookes, William W., North St.
WEYNOUTff.
+ Bennett, A . J., C.E., A.I.S.E., 10.
Gloucester Ter.
Criclunnv l'J-. H. (f), F.S.I. ,& Son
( /), 77 St. Thomas St.
't Jackson, t:>., Bridge Ch mb"".
Kerridg-e, E. C. J., C.E ., Turto~
Villn, Turton St.
Morgan, W. B. , A.M.1.C.E.,M.S.I.
(Borough Surveyor & Engineer),
East, t .
Wlllf/JORNF:.
-t Chinchen, W. T., M.S.A., Griebel
Park
/Fletcher , W. J., A.M.I.C.E.,.
M.S.T., County Surveyor's Office.
(County Surveyor)
DURHAM.
BISJJ()l' A UGI< LAND.
Livesey, F . JI,. 107 Newgate Sil,
+ Perkin•, W'm., Vicl;oria St.
Rulo, Robert R., Princes St.
BLA OjUTlf.,L .
+ Shell, W. , . 4G Roger St.
\Vil•on, G. T., 121 Durham Rd.
BLA YTJnN-ON-'l'YNE.
j Nicholson, '\V. M., 1 Gm·den St.
OT!ES'l'ER -T,Ji,'- TREE'l'.
Cowe, R. G., Murray Ter. ·
CONSETT, R. S .O.
Doherty , John, Sherburne
+ Shell, W. S., 'l'i<ylor St.
DA l/LINCT'l'ON.
A.ggutter, v.r. 'r., 7 B or•e Market
a Bourne, W. H .. 94 Northgate
Clark, F. (f), & Moscrop, W. J ...
(f), Feethams (Diocesan Sur-
veyor)
DickinHon , G. & Son, C.E., ii.
Houndgate
Hodp-son, '\Villiam, 10 Victoria Rd.
Hoskins, G. Gordon, Elmgrovs.
LOd[!e
Lyall, E . IV., C.E .. 39 Nol'th~te
Pritchett, J. P., & Son, 24 tligh
Row
DURHAill.
Crozier, IV., A.M.I.C.E., Shire
Hall (County Engineer an<\
Architect)
f Fowler, C. H ., :F.S.A., M.A., 'fhe
College
a Gradon, H. T., 22 Market Pl.
Jones, W. T., 7 A North Bailey
Ord, George, 16 'fhe Avenue
Plummer (./) & Burrell, Market
Pl. Chmbrs .
FENCE J!O USES.
Cowe, J. Gibson, Lambton Grange .
GA TES llEAD.
Armour, L . H., 16 We•t St.
Dunn, G. E., 23 W eRt. St.
ii+Fraser, J. W. , Low F ell
+ Pursei·, F. W ., 10 W est St.
Reay, 'l'hos.,& Bon, 2 Loraine 'l'er.,
Low }'ell
JTARTL EPOOL.
McDonald, '\Vm., 4 Union St.
IlA ll'l'LEl'OOT,, West.
Barnes. JI.(a), & Co11t es, F . E . (a),
Bank Chmbr•., Scarboro' St. ·
Blackwell - Lynn St .
Clayton, J., Scarboro' St.
Dunipace, R., Municipal Bldgs.
Garry, James, 47 Church St.
Walson, - Scarboro' St.
Wilson, John J ., Victoria Bldgs.,
Church Sq.
Young, Wm., Park Rd.
J ARR 0 W- ON-TYNE'.
Hanson, J . Walter, 79 Wear St.
SEA1!11.if IJAR/JO UJI ,
Sundt!rland.
.f Caws, Frank, Marlboro' St.
SHlr..DON, New Shildon, R .S.O .
+ Perkins, W., Ma.in St.
· SOUTH Sll!ELDS.
Davidson, '£ . E., Edinburg!:\.
Bldgs .. King St.
Din~le, John 111., 3 Ocean Rd.
Dockwrny, J. J., 16 King St.
 l>urham- Hampshire.]
~~~~~~~~-,--~~~~~~
a Donald, John W., West Keppel St.
a GK~~';,"St H., Albany Chmbrs.,
Hans.;'n, j_ Walter, 79 King St.
Hall, M. & Son, Albany Chmbrs
King St. .,
Lauderdal e, T. H., Osborne Av.
f Morton, Joseph H., 50 King St.
N elson, Geo .1 57 ICing S t.
Page, T . A., & Son, Waterloo
Chmbrs., 67 King St.
Rennoldson, Frederick, 3 Union
Chmbs., King S t.
Small, Horace H ., 136 Marlboro'
St.
a Smith, G•o. R., 67 Ki n g St.
Stou t, J. E m est, 16 King St.
White, G. W ., 58 King St.
SOUTH MOOR, via O!tester- le-Street.
Kellett, M. H.
STANLEY. 11 .S . O.
Crossling, 'l'. E., F.I.A.S.
Forster, W :. Clifford Rd.
STOOKTON- ON- 'l'EES .
Fletcher, E . G., Prince Regent St .
Harrison & Hunter, 69-70 High !:it.
+Linton , \V. H., 13 Exchange,
High St. · bers
Moses, Geo., 10 Parliament St.
t Hicbardson, 'l'. Vv . 'l'., 57 Ilig·h
St. . Richarcl C. (a) ,Cardw'ell Chm brs . '
Sanderson, John, F.I.A.S., 134
High St.
a Whipham, Edward A., 59 High
St.
SUNDERLAND .
Barnes, H. (a), & Coates, F . E.
(a), H Fawcett St.
B1·own, G. r1i_, 51 Fawcett S t.
l Caws, Frank, 22 Fawcett St.
Christon, C., 57 John St .
Eltringham, J ohn , 62 John St.
Green, H. C., 26 F awcett St.
Hedley, IT. 'l'. D ., 32 Fawcett St.
.H enderson & Hall, 28 J:ohn St.
Ki1·kby, R. G., 87 :Fawcett St .
Middlemis• & Green,26 Fawcett St.
Milburn, W . & •r. R . (a), 20 Faw-
cett St
Miller,J. Ena,A.M.I.O.E.,F.S.I.,
17 Fawcett l:lt.
Nicholls, J . H ., 42 Fawcett St.
Potts, J. & Son. 57 Jobn St.
Robinson, H., Wea.rmouth,Colliery
Co.
a Spain, Jos., 11 John St.
Speight, M.A., Deptford Yards
Wilson,E. Sidney,County Chmbrs.,
66 John St.
TOW LA IV.
Graham, J vhn, "Sunniside "
ESSEX.
BAJIJUNG .
f Dawson, C. J., M.S.I., East St.
Lamb, G., 76 East St. & S2 Long-
bridge Rd.
BRENTWOOD .
+ Cubitt, E. N . , 6 Hig·h St.
~Woods, A. 'l'. G., New Rd .
f Young, John, Guildford J,odge
lJ 11.TG T!TLINGS F:A .
t Butcher, Ch arles, E., High St.
13UCIU!UllS1' JJ[f.,L.
a Tooley 1 H., Council O.ffices,Queen's
Rd.
C/IEDflfS f?ORD .
f Chancellor , :F., F.S.I.. lii~h St.
Clare + & P..oss, 66 Duke :st.
Maw hood R , 2 Market Rd.
a Pei-twee. 6.& W. H., Bank Chmbs.,
New St.
Whitmore. Frank (County Arch.),
17 Duke St .
OJIJNGFORJJ .
/Stair, Walter
OLAOTON- ON-SEA , S. 0.
Baker, 'l'. H., Leicester Lod ge
CreNBy, r . A., 11
'l'he Cedars,' '
Colne Rd.
Rider, E . J . W., Iluxter's Estate
Offices, l~tlnk Cbmbs.
Sta.rt, J. W., F.S.I., C.E., Public
Hall B uildings
l'OGGESHALL (Gi·eat) .
Clark, J. W., Ohurnh St.
OOLOllESTER .
llakert & Jlofay, H ead' t.
~ Butcher, Charleo E., 3 Queen St.
Goodey, Jas. l!'., & Cressa.Jl, "\V . T.
(a), 2 Victoria Chmhrs.
Page, George Hy . ,F .I..'1..S. ,1Trinity
Chmbs. , Culver St.
Palk, D ., Ileconstmction Office,
(W .D .)Camp
ARCHITECTS.
Start, J. W., F.S.I., C.E., Cups
Chmbs., H igh St.
DflVEROOU!/1'.
Packer, H. H., F.I.A .S., The Cliff
Hotel, Dovercourt Bay .
EPPING .
Winter, Ja;., Dane Lodge.
FJIINTON- ON- SEA.
Hayne, W., 3 Station Rd.
GRA YS.
Cobham , C., F .S.I., A.S.I., 3
Shakespeare Villas, High St.
HARWICH.
Sta.rt, J . W ., F.S .I., C.E., W est
St.
ILFORD .
Cropper, Horace, J., 6 Argyle Rd.
f Dawson, C. J., M.S.I. , 7 Bank
Bldgs., High St.
Faunch, F. G., 9 Cranbrook Gdns
Cmnbrook Rd . .,
+ Jackson, C.E., 39 Grosvenor Rd.
Theobald, Henry, F .S.I., 19 Cran-
brook Gardens
Verlyck ,o,; Dunn, Adelaide Cham -
LOUGHTflN, S . 0 .
f Cubitt, Jnmes, "Cotsall"
:Francis, Herbert EI., Beech wood
N!IT,DON.
Beaumont, P. M ., A.M.I.C .E.
llOflfF'OR.D.
Davey, 'l'h eo ., C1·ow11 Chmbrs . &
2 W estern P..d .
a Harl'ington &Ley,CornExchange
S H OEJJU/IYNESS, s.o.·
Burles & Harris
SOUTHEND -ON- SEA.
Adams, S. I., M.S .I. , F .I.S.E .,
\\Teston Chmbs .. \Veston Rd.
Buries & Harris. Chtrence St.
Cayton, A .. C.E, Mozart Villa,
Clarence Rd .
Field, Andrew Alfred, Tower
Bldgs., High St.
Greenhalgh & Brockbank, Bank
Chmbs .. H igh St.
Hob bis, W. Y., 57 High St.
a Martin, A . J ., ll Pr1ttlewell Sq.
Wood, W. J .. 2G Alexandra St.
Wrig·ht, E., 3 Queen Anne Villas,
Whitegate Ild.
STA NFOJIJJ-T,R-l!OPE.
Ada.ms, S. I., M.S.I. , F.I.S.E.
WAL'l'ON-ON- NAZE.
Butcher C.E ., M.f'.A.
T yas, F. C.. M.S.A., Survey &
Estate Office
WALTH A ftfSTOW .
t Dunford. J. Williams, F.I.Inst.,
19 St. Mary's Rd.
Jenam, Geo. B., C.E., Bridg~
Cbmbrs., Hoe St.
Kelf, J. J .. 179 Hoe St., & 22 St.
Mary's Rd.
Longmore, F. H.. , Bridge Chmbrs. ,
Hoe St..
f Longmore, W.A., Bridg·e Chmbrs.
Hoe St.
IVA NgTR AD.
Bressey, John 'l'., 'l'he Cottage
f Knight, J ohn M. , "Busbwood "
Riches, Herbert, "Wall wood,"
Church Green
TVOflJJFORJJ.
Forge, F. Lindus, Arch Viay House,
George Lane
GLOUCESTERSHIRE.
BE/IKELEY.
Bruce , A ndrew, 1 ffice of Works,
Berkeley Castle
13/IT87'0 T,,
Aldum, G., & Sous, Elbroad St.
(Brewers)
f Barnes, E.W., Guildhall Chmbrs.,
Broad St .
Bennett, G. W., Nor th St., Down-
end
f Berna.rd, W . L., 3 St. Stephen's
Chmbrs., Baldwin St.
Bevan, J., 1 St. Stephen'sChmbrs.,
Baldwin St .
Bevan ,J. ,j unr .,Li Yer pool Chmbrs.,
Corn flt.
f Bond, F. Bligh, Alliance Chmbrs.,
51 Corn St.
Bryan, H. D., 38 College Green
Cotterell. A.P.I., A.M .I .C.K,
Lonsdale Chmbrs.,28Baldwin St.
C1·a.ik, J. , ·i Colston St., St.
Aub'11Stine's
Cridland, R.., Belmont Terrace
Stapleton Rd. ' ton Buildings
Crisp, H. & Oatley, Edinbur"h
Chmbrs., Baldwin St.
0
Drake & P izey, Capital & Counties
.BankChmbrs., Baldwin St.
F1tt, Ralph, 116 Brynland Avenue
Horfteld ' Eggar, James A., l!'.S.I., H igh St.
Foster & Wood, 35 Park Street
College Green
Frond, Maynard, 1 St. Stephen's
Cbmbr•., Baldwin St.
a Gough, Wrn . Venn, 24 Bridge St.
Ranson, E. C., 22 Dread St.
Harford, Alf1ed, 3 Limerick Rd.
Red land ' Son, Potter's Lane
H ~;:n JS~." Liverpool Chambers,
0 BOUllNK.iJOUTH
a Hirfit, Ffy. C. M .. 30Broad St.
+ Jones, H.J., WellingtonChmbrs.,
12 Bridge St.
La 'frobe VJ and Weston (a), 20
Clare St.
L11wrence, G. C., 29 Clare St.
Llewellins & James, Castle St.
Masters, W .. 1 St. Stephen' s St.
Munro. P. (t), F.S.I., & Son (t),
F.S.I., 6 St. Stephen 's Chmbrs.,
Baldwin St.
N icholson, 'I'., Guildhall Chmbrs .,
Bi·oad S t.
Paul, ·waiter S. (a) & James
Marsh St.
PoJ~~c;~'· S ., 3 Unity flt., College
Price, Walter H., 62 Greville Rd.,
Bedminster
Rigftf:~' M.
S .,15BurlingtonRd.,
Rowley, C. A., 38 College Green
Saund ers, W. P., RupertChmbrs.,
2 Quay St.
ScammelL 'l'., 1 St. Stephen's St.
Scoon<•, 'l'. J., M.I.C.E., S Unity
St., College Green
T Shove, F. , S Colst on Avenue
Skinner, "\V. S., Edinburgh Cham-
bers, Baldwin St.
+ Smith, H., 1 Lansdown P..d.,Olifton
'l'a.rr, H. C. H., 10 St. Stephen's St.
. Thompson, C. (+) & C., Athen-
reum Chmbrs ., Nicholas St.
+ 'l'rew, A. R. F ., 22 Broad St.
Tucker, G. H., 30 Alexandra Pk.
+ Williams, Henry, 28 Clare St .
.I Wills, F. W., Foster's Chmbrs.,
Small St.
CHARLTON KINGS,Olieltenltain.
Villar, Jam es , F.S.I.
CllELTENJIAM.
Crisp, J. Gregory, 6 North St.
Knight & Chatters. 17 Regent St .
Pearson, A. E .. 13 Promenade
Prothero, H. A. (M.A. ) (/), and
~!~~;;~~~d~· H. (M.A.) (+), 13
Sadler, G. W., F .S .I., 467 High St.
Smithson, A. H., 110 High St.
Villar, James, l!'.S.I., 33 Cambray
OillENCltS1'ER .
Lawson, V . A ., A.M.I.C .E., 1
Council Clunbrs ., Castle St.
GLOUO!L'STER.
Bailey & Dean, rrwig·wortb, near
Dancey, H. A. , 26 Clarence St. &
3A Midland Rd.
a Dunn, Alf. J., 31 St.Michael's Sq.
Jones, W. F., 21 Georg-e St.
t Medl~nd, M. H., 15 Clarence St.
(County Architect)
.f Moore, J a mes P .. 9 Berkeley St.
Niblett, Edwin, 9 Arthur St.
t 'l'rew .J. Fletcher,M.S.I.,F.I.S.E.,
County Chmbrs., Sbtion Rd.
.I Waller & Son ( f ), 17 College
Green (Diucesa.n Surveyor for
Gloucester)
a Wood, Walter B., lll Queen St.
STA PlE fl llJ,, Bl'istol.
Bennett, G. W. , l Victoria St.
Sl'ROU.D.
Clissold, Will iam, 2 Rowcroft
Fisher, Wm. H. C., 6 Rowcroft
Harder, P. M., 2 Rowcroft
Lawson, V. A .. 17 Rowcroft
Lewis, J.B., 2 Rowcroft
Tl'1VKF:SBURY.
Gray, B. C., 131 High St.
Ridler, W., Sun St. (Borough
Surveyor)
HAMPSHIRE.
ALDli:RSHO 7'.
Friend+ & Lloyd, 45A Grosveno1·
Rd.
J ohnson, J . l!'., & Co ., 12 Station
Rd.
377
Kingham & Ki ngham, 6 Welling-
ALRESFORD.
H unt, William H enry
AL'l'ON. .
a Crowley, R. A., "Highfield "
ANDOVER.
'
Bell, W. & G. A., M.A., Market Pl.
RASINGSTOK E .
Conran, R , Winchester St
Gibson, James, New St. ·
Wallis, R. Steny, & Smith, C., &
Aldridge & rl'homas, . Avenue
Chambers
Brewertou & Shepherd, Richmond
Chmbrs., The Square
Broad, Frederic, Manton Villa
Oxford Rd. '
Brown, J. S. C. McEwen 4
Roumelia Ter.,Chri~tchurch itd
Bascombe · .,
Cr eek, Giffo rd (+) & Oakley
(F.S.I.), Delphi Chmbrs .
Dancaster & Co ., P.A.S.I., Arcade
Chmbrs ., Boscomue
a Fogerty, J. F. (B.E .), 2 St. Peter'e
Ter.
Hawker (+) & Mitchell, St. Peter's
' Chmbrs.
Jennings ( l!' .S.I.) & Goater,
G.P.O . Chmbrs.
L awson & Reynolds, Yelverton
Clnnbrs.
Leighton, F . B ., Silver How
/aLivesay, G. A. Bligh, Wilts &
Do1·spt Bank Chmbrs;., Bascombe
f Miles, C. T . 1 " Observer'' Chmbrs.
Pearce & Offer, Dorsetshire Bank
Chmbrs .
f Steven• , 'l'., Richmond Chmbrs.
Tugwell, S., Hichmond Chmbrs .
Sturdy, P ., 4 Clarendon Bldgs.
+ Ware, A.G .. "Observer" Cham~
be r~, & " 'rhe Filberts," Christ~
church Rd., Bascombe
BURO H ODERE, Newbe1'y.
Bacon, Francis, 1 ' Earlstoue )'
0 HR TSTOJI U/ICH.
Burton, E. H.
'l'aylor, A. C., E state Office, Stour-
wood, near
EASTLEIGH.
Galbraith, Augustus ·w., C.E., The
Council Ofliee, Market St.
St~d~fellow, H. W., & Son, Leigh
EMSWORTH .
Dixon, H arvey .A.., High St.
Swinburne, Frank, North St.
FAREHAM.
Atkins, Norman H., 62 West St.
Cobbett, W .. A .M.I.C.E., M.S.J.,
F .R.JVI.S., 89 West St.
Fill/ .VJJOROUGH.
Hall, A. E., 3 'l'he Pavement,
Lynchford Rd .
Johnson, J. F., & Co., Lynohford
Rd .
FLEET.
Johnson , J. F .. & Co., Fleet Rd .
GOSPORT.
F1lt. W. H ., A .M.I.C.E., 9 High
Smith, G. E., High St.
+Smith, H. A. 1''., Star Che.tr bers
High St. '
llil VANT.
Sta.Ila.rd, Alfred Edwin, "F.S.I.,
West St.
LAND PORT (See Portsmoul>i ).
LONGl'ARISU, lVhitchu,.,1,.
Wilkinson, F . R .
LYJIIN GTO N .
Pym-Jones, I., 14 H ig·h St.
PIC1'1'H Rl"lR[,I> .
f K~ates, Henry Thos., High St.
I Mmdy, E . A., Lavant t.
Pf?l(ESDO IV.N, Rf)11rnemouth.
Smith, Arch ., Southbourne Rd.
PO II 1'SJ110 UTH.
a Agutter, 'l'. C., H .M. Dockya.1·d .
Ball, Cha.•. W.. Whitti ngton
Chmbrs .. King's Rd., flouthsea.
I Bevis, C. IV., Elm Grove Chmbrs.,
Southsea
Bone, A. H ., l •lq High St.
+ Cook, C. C., 390 Commercial Rd.
Ford, A . J:I., A.M.I.C.E. , Buck-
mgham House, 11 High St.
Guy, A. E . J ., 70 Albert Rd .
Southsea '
 378
Rake+ & Cogs,vell,+ Prudential
Bldgs., Landport
Reeve-Heeve, G. A. W., 27 Allens
Rd., Southsea
Smith, G. E., Victori" Rd., South-
sea
Vernon - Iokpen, G. C., F.S .I.,
Whittington Chmbrs., 75 King's
Rd., Southsea
f+Walmisley, J. W., F.S.I..
King's Ter . 1 Soutbsea
l/OMSEY.
Jenvey, Jas., Market Pl.
Smith, Joh u, 25 Market Pl.
SOU1'HA 11JPTON.
Burnett, Alfd . Andrew, F.S.I.,
F.A.I., 2 High St.
Burnett,C.M.,A.i\1.I.C.E., 24 Port-
land St.
+ Evans, E. \V., 16 Portland St.
Galbl'aith (Augustus \V.) & Son,
103 Above Bar
Garland. Hy. Jas., 9 Bellevue
'rer., Belle,ue
Greenwood, Stansfield C., 11
Portland t.
Guy, A. E. J., 90 Above Bai· St.
Hill, W. B., F.S.I., 81 Above Bar
Jurd & Sandel's, 2a Portland St.
Lemon (f) & Blizard, C.E., Lans-
downe Honse, C1<stle Lane
Luca•, R. D. M., Bar Gate Chmbs.,
High St .. n.nd New Milton
Mitchell. W. H., Son& Gutteridge,
9 Portland St.
Morris, Hy., 7 Osborne Rd ., Ports-
wood
Poole, J. G., & Son . A.M.I.C.E., 4
Portland St.
+ Pope, S. Kelway, 27 Portland St.
Weston, H. J., A.M.I.C.E., 24
Portland St.
SOUTHSEA (Su Portsinnuth).
WJNCHES1'ER.
Barnard G. A., "Moor·Court,"
City Rd.
1
Cancellor & Hill (a), 12 Jewi·y St.
Colson(./), Farrow Cf) &Nisbett
(a), 45 Jewry St.
Kitchen, G. H., 4 City Rd .
Stopher, T., F.S .I., 57 High St.
Taylor, W . J., A.M.I.C.E., The
Castle (County Surveyor)
WINK TON, R.S. 0.
Bellairs, E. H.
HEREFORDSHIRE.
HEREFORD.
Barker, E. H. L., 146 Owen St.
t Davies, Erne•t G., C.E., 6 St. John
St.
Godsell, G. H., F.S.I., Palace
Chambers, King St.
f Kempson, F. H., 189 Widemarsh
St.
Nicholson ~ & Hartree, Offa St.
Ri~i.nson, alter Wm., 10 King
LED BURY.
Godsall, -, New St.
Holds, T. W., F.I.A.S.
ROSS.
Pearso n, Arthur H., SuI"Veyor to
Urban Council), Warrendale
Small, Arthur Pole, St. Mary St.
HERTFORDSHIRE.
BAl/NE1'.
Knott, Stanley E., Abbotsford,
East Barnet
Siddall, H. Percy, 103 Salisbury
Rd., Iligh Barnet
White, Joseph, 35 High St.
BERKI1Afl!PS1'EAD.
Hopkins, W. Bonne1-, Fairhill
Rew, C. H., 87 High St.
Bl HOPS' STURTFORJJ.
Cooper, James S., "The Lawn,"
Windmill Rd .
Pritchett, G. E., F .S.A., Oak Hall
E:LSTREE.
a Thompson, E. P.
HARPENDEN.
Auscombe, A. E., Vaughan Rd.
a Blow, Percival C., 3 Church Green
Brown, J. R., & Son
HE :lfEL HEllIPSTE.dD .
Fisher, Wm . A ., 36 Marlowes
Harvey. George, 29 llfarlowes
Robinson (F .S.I.) & Mead, 66
Marl owes
Woodman & Son
HERTFORD .
Andrews, R. 'l.'., 25 C.a stle St.
Farley, Jas., Old Cross
Thorowgood, R. & A. G., 4 Fore
St.
ARCHITECTS.
JTJJ'CllIN.
Lucas, 'I,. Geoft'rey,Western House
a Millard, W., Benslow Lane
Pope, By., 32 Dacre Rd.
Shilcock, Jas., F .S.I., Market Pl.
11 OJJJJESD ON.
Tregelles, J. A.
RIOK11lANSWORTH.
Green, G. H., Station Rd.
Swannell & Sly (F.S.I.), High St.,
and Northwood
ST. ALBANS.
a Blow, Percival C. , 7 London Rd.
Clarkson, J. (./), and S. F. (f),
Bricket Rd.
Edmunds, S. D., 23 Victoda St.
Hansell, fl. E., Station Rd.
l:lmee & Mence, PefLhen Cbmbrs.,
London Rd.
+ Tarte, JT. W., Kinneir, 12 St.
Peter's St.
WoodmfLn, T. Foster, F.S.I., St.
Peter's St.
STEVENAGE.
f Allen, W. T.
TRI NG.
Huckvale, "William, White House
WAllE.
Thorowgood, R. & A. G., High St.
WATFORD.
+ Ayres, Chal'ies P., F .S.I., 14A
High St.
Pridmore, A. E. (t), F.S.I., and
Anderson. J. W. (n), 28 High St.
f Syme, William Henry, 4 High St.
Williams, T., P.A.S.I., 107 Glad-
stone Rd.
HUNTINGDONSHIRE.
BllAJl1P1'0N.
Bird, John, F.S .I.
J!'ENS1'ANTON.
Bunting, G.
ISLE OF MAN.
DOUGLAS.
Clucas & Kaye, Rose Mount
Cowie, fl., St. George's St.
Forrest, Edward, Athol St.
Horrocks & Lomas, 25 Athol St.
Kay, George, Athol St.
Kaye. A . <:l:., 31 Castle St.
Rennison, J. W., 7 Sydney St.,
Bucks Rd.
Rigby, A., 1 Upper Church St.
Scott, M. H. B., 23 Athol St.
RAAISEY.
Boyde, John T., The Mooragh
Kay, George, Victoria Buildings,
Parliament St.
ISLE OF WIGHT.
OUJVES, West.
Stirling, W. J ., Gordon House,
B'hamRd.
Stringfellow, H. W., & Son, The
Arcade
Tompkins, S. E., The Mount
FRESHWATER .
Newman, James W., 2 Moa Place
NEWPORT.
Stratton & Millgate, 21 Quay St.
Swane, Ernest A., 30 N odehill
'l.'omkins,S . E.,Castlehold Chmbrs.
w aterworth, F. W. B., '£own Hal!
Way, ''Vm. C., 10 Carisbrooke Rd.
RYDE.
Barton, Jno. J .. 1 St. Thomas St.
Boughton, G., 90 1fonkton t.
Mathew, C., Town Hall (Borough
Surveyor)
Newman, Francis (County Sur-
veyor), F .1 .I., & Cocks, F .S.l., 5
St. Thomas St.
' '\Tallis, Jas., 11 Spencer Rd.
SANJJOWN, R.S.O .
t Newman, James, C.E. (Borough
Surveyor)
Rossi, Chas., Post Office Chmbrs.
Tomkins, S. E .,Post Office Chmbrs .
SEA VIEW.
Caws, Ed. I., M .S.I., Coronation
f Salter, Stephen, 111.S.Arts, "Pond-
well,'' near
HANK UN.
Colenutt, Lewis, 2 Bank Buildings,
High St.
TOTLANfl BAY.
Wate1·house, H . H., Estate Office
VENTNOR.
Harvey, Edgar, J., C.E., Assembly
Rooms
Mitchell, Charles, & Sons,1 Church
St.
+ Saunders, Theodore R., F.S .I.,
C.E ., Belgrave Chmbrs.
[Hampshire-Lancashire.
- KENT.
A811fi'ORD.
Burrows, A. J., F.S.I.,41 Bank St.
-r Jeffrey & Lacey, 26 North St.
BECKENHAJlf.
Barker, C. J., ''Beaconsfield," The
Avenue
Ingram, W . G., 32 The .A.venue
BEXU(J' HEATH.
Box, E., 289 Broadway
BTIOADS1'All/S, R.S.O .
Clarke, Arthur H ., Station Gate
Langham & Cole, 2 Albion St.
BRO.lfl,EY.
-r Bushell, Hy., F.S.I., "Ormidale,"
Blyth Rd. , Bromley Park
a Hellicar, Evelyn, Palace Grove
+Mallett, W . R., F.S.I., 32 •rweedy
Rd. , + Rowland, J., 155 Church Lane
Pamphilon, W. J ., 2 Crescent Rd .
Stanger, S. A., F.S.I., "Hands -
worth," Hammelton Rd.
BROMPTON, NEW.
aflaines, H ., 26 College .A.venue
+Hammond, E. J., 111 High St.
CANTERBURY.
Cowell and Bromley, Cathedral
Precincts
t Jennings, W. J., F.S.I., 4 St.
:Margaret's St.
Messenger, R. (a), & Adams, G. J .
F. , (P.A.S.I., 2t High St.
Purdie, A . E ., Meadow Grange,
Whitstable Rd., Blean, near
Smith, G., . Station Rd., St. ,
Dunstan's
Turley, A. C., Tudor Chmbrs., 45
'H igh St. (City urveyor)
CHATHAM .
Bond, G. E., Borough Chmbrs.,
171 High St.
"Betts,Edmund W .. 31 Medway St.
DARTFORJJ .
Harston,W.,A.M.I.C.E.,High St .
Tate, G. H., 15 Lowfield St.
JJEAL .
Crowther, C. L., Queen St.
Fry & Gardener, High St.
DOVER.
+ Beeston, W., Eastbrook Place
Creswell (A.M.I.C.E .) & Newman,
54 Castle St.
Fry, E.~W., 22 Cannon St.
Stennings (/) & Jennings (t),
F.S.I., 6 Clar emont Pl.
Worsfold & Hayward, F.S.I.,
Market Sq.
EJJEN BRIDGE.
Fox, W. S., 'l.'aylor, T. H. (f), &
Merrick (P.A.S.I.), High St.
ERI1'H, S.O.
Box,E.
-r Egerton, William, 12 Queen's Rd.
FARNTJOJ/OUGH.
Coe, W. J ., 47 Ospringe Rd.
Hall, A. E., 2 l\forris .Rd.
FAVERSHAM.
Pover, E., 54 & 55 Park Road,
(Borough Surveyor) c
FOLKESTONE.
Andrews & Harrison, 16 Guildhall
St. and 66 Sandgate Rd.
Bromley,Andrew,RadnorChmbrs.,
Cheriton Pl.
f Garling, II. B., 25 Clifton Crescent
Newman. F., 23 Alexander Gdn•.
~Tilkes, E ., 2 'heriton Pl.
GRAVESEND.
Binlo,v, W. Tillott,36NewRd.
a Bennett, E. J., 189 Parrock St.
Cobham, C., F .S.I., A.S.I., The
Shrubbery
Cobham, G. W ., F.S.I., .A.·S.I., 1
Edwin St.
Gould , W., 1 Echo Villa, Old Ro~d
+ Ha,vker, W., 91 Punock St.
Smith, A.G ., 1 Darn ley St.
lTA J.V/UTUJ/ST.
Edwards, L ., l.,erndale House
HERNE BAY.
Huxtable, J., St<ition Rd.
Messenger,R.(a), &Adams,G . J. F .,
(P.A..S.I.), Town Hall Chmbrs.,
High St.
TIEX.TAJIT,E, Swnnley.
Browne, Colville, 2 Plantation Cot.
tages
HY1'J/E.
Wilkes, E.
MAIDSTONE.
/ Bensted, Hubert, 86 Week St.
f Friend, G., 44 Earl St.
Ruck, F. W. (County Surveyor), &
Smith , A. W . l/), 86 Week St.
Wickings, J ., 15S Upper Fant Rd .
NARGATE.
-r Burrows, S. E., 8 Cecil St.
Daunou, F. M., Shirley Villas,
Canterbury Rd.
Griffith, E. J ., 3 Arthur Rd.
Harris, Robt. A., 3 Cecil Sq.
L'Q';;::t,!'R.~¥illiam, Brook Dyn,
Latham, A., M.I.C.E ., F .8.I.,
Mnnicipal Bldgs., Market Sq.
(Bol'O' Engineer and Surveyor)
Mercer, W. J., 12 Marine Ter.
Reeve, Charles J., Grosvenor Pl.
Reeve, Robt. Dalby, H Cecil Sq.
Jl!IL'l'ON, next SIJ'1'1NGBOURNE,
Farnham, W . A . (Boro' Surveyor),
i Town Hall.
rnn OlfARLTON, s.o.
Laslett, T. N., 19 Maryon Rd.
UllPING'l'ON, R.S.O.
Billings, F ., Manor Estate Office
a Harris, George St. Pierre
l'ENGE.
f Currey, H., A.I.C .E., F.S.I., The
Chestnuts, Lawrie Park
Laslett, W. T., 22 Kingwood Rd.
PLUJlfS'l'EAJJ.
Cooke, J . 0., 2 Wrottesley Rd.
.RAJfSGATE.
Hinds (F.S.I.) & Son, 57 Queen St.
Langham & Cole, 70 High St.
Osborne, W . G., 36 Hardres St.
Pite1.. A. R., Effingham House,
Ellingham St.
· Stock, W. T., 2 Elms Villas, The
Elms
ROCHESTER .
Banks, W., I) Theobald Sq.
t Bond, G. E., Victoria Bldgs., 88'
H igh St.
a Cobb, E. F., 20 High St.
Drake & Boucher, 115 High St.
Nash, J. W. (t), & Son, ~45 High
St.
S1'. ilfAR Y GRAY.
Billings, Fred ., '' Southernhay ,,
SEVENOAKS.
Cronk, Edwyn E., F.S.I., High St,
a Gordon, T., Court Lodge
SIDCUP.
Edlin, V . Annesley, Glen Cottage
+ Jack, R. A.
SI1'1'INGBOURNE.
t Grant, W. Leonard, High St.
Harvey & Pearcy, 2 Crescent St.
TONBRIDGE.
a Little, J. W., 117 High St.
Wadmore, B. (a) (F.S.I.), Wad-
more, J. F. (u), & Mallett, W. (-t-),
97A High St.
TUNBRIDGE WELLS.
Caley, H. M ., 29 Mount Pleasant
Cronk, H. H. & E., 4 Mount
Ephmim Rd .
Hughes, W . Barnsley, Vale
Avenue, London .Hd.
" Strange, C. H., 43 Grosvenor Rd.
Vinall, E., 73 Upper Grosvenor Rd.
Willu.td, IL, 9 Upper Grosvenor
Rd.
Wlll1'STABLE.
Ko7ic'e A. A., 'i'ankerton Estate
JVOOLWIC!l.
Ch1nch, Quick & Wincopp, 24
William St.
Cooke, J . 0., 1A Eleanor Rd.
a+Habershon, A. Eustace, 29 & 30
Green's End
Monckton, II. Percy, Wellington
St.
Young, T. J., Niton House, Little
Hea~h, Charlton
LANCASHIRE.
AOOZIING1'0N.
Gandy, W . Wallace, Town Hall
Grimshaw & Cunliffe, Bank
Chmbrs., Blackburn Rd.
Haywood (a) & Harrison(+), Post
Office Chmbr ., Church St.
a Ross, H., 15 Cannon St.
AJJLINGTON.
Dyson. Ernest W., Bank Chmbrs.
ASTI7'0N-UNDEll-LYNE.
Burton, J. H., & Pe1·cival, J. A.,
150.t Stamford St.
Eaton, John (./), l:)ons & Cantrell,
Bank Chm brs., Stamford St.
George, T .. & Son, Old Sq.
Lindley, Thomas D., Henry Sq.
ATJIER1'0N.
Whitehead, C. L., C.E., 1 Bolton
New Rd.
 Lancashire.]
BA CUP.
H itchon & Pritchard, 15 Union St.
Smith & Cross, Bank St .
Wilsou,John,Orchard Villa, Roch-
da.le Bd .
BARROW-IN-FURNESS.
Butler, John, 34 Cornwallis Sr.
Mcinto•h, J. Y., 6 Cornwallis St.
Settle, W . Moss, Walney
Young, E . M., 90 Duke St.
BT,ACKBUTIN.
Aspinall, J. & H., 2 Victor ia St.
Bertwistle, Jas., F.S .I., 1 '.l.'acket'•
St.
Briggs & ·wolstenholme, Central
Bldgs ., R ichmond r.rer.
Cheers & Smith, 24 Richmond Ter .
Crook, T .C.J\L, Old Cross Chmhs.,
King William St.
Duerden, T. H ., 32 Richmond
Terr.
Fairbroth er & Hall, 27 Richmond
Ter.
Fairhurst, H . S., M Church St .
+ Gradwell, A. R., F.S.l., 29 Vic-
toria St.
McCall & Robinson, F.S .I ., 9
Tacketts St.
Maxwell & Shaw, nauk Chmbrs.,
2 Lord St., W.
Parkinson, F. J., 9 Richmond
~tier race · Pickup, Jas., ·i 6 Manchester Rd.
Sames & Green, 65 Northgate
Sandbach , J. C. Howard, 15 liich-
mond Ter.
Simpso n & Duckworth, Richmond
Chmbrs.
Stirrup, W., 14 R ichmond •rer.
+./Stones & Ston es, F.S .I., 10 Rich -
mond Ter.
Wilki uson , W . W ., 22 R ichmond
Ter.
Wo l.tenholme, Jas., 54A Victorfa
St .
Yates, John, 3 Tttcketts St.
B/.,A CK f,EY.
Sankey, Joseph G .. Moston Laue
Thorp, J ., H igher Blackley
BLACKPOOL
Bu rns, J ., 5 Birley St.
Garlick & Sykes, M.I.C.E ., 22 Bir -
ley St. · Chmbrs., 3 Cook St.
Goldsmith, Hy., Star rh ills, 575
Lytham R d. , Sout.h Sh ore
Gorst. F ra n k, 7 B irley St.
Grubb, E., 13 RawcliJfe St., South
Shore
a Harker , J . D ., 12 B ir ley St.
L u mb, 'I'. G., 24 Birley St.
Mather, R. B., 46 Abingdon St.
f Myres,Veevers & Myres,St. John'•
Chmbrs., Birley St.
Nuttall, John A., 29 Birley St.
Pi llin~, W . II., 97 Church St.
Shepperd , P.H. S .,87 Church St.
Thornley, J . B. , 14 B irley St.
Todd, J. 'I'., County Chmbrs ..
Abingdon St.
Wade, H . & \"1., Empress Chbrs.,
Church St.
+aWa rdle-Bulcock, John , 26 Dean
St., South Sh ure
\Vad1urst, T ., Warbuck Rd .
Wbewell, A lf. E., Talbot Chmbrs.
Wilkin,on, John, Bloomfield Rd.,
South Shore
\Vorthi ngton, Henry, 18 ·waterloo
Rd., Sonth Shore
BOI,TON.
Boyle, Robt. Court C hmbr•., 15
l\la wdsley St.
Boyle, Jos., Court Chmbrs. , 15
Mawdsley Rd .
Brad,hnw (./) & Gass (./), 19
Silverwell l:it.
Crowther, Fred., 23 Acresfield
Cun liffe (./) & Pilling (./), 37
Mawdsley St.
Fearnhead, Richard , Mawdsley
Chmbrs., 19 Ma.wdslPy St.
f Freeman,R. K nill , 17 Wood St.
Green, D. F ., "The Albany," 21
Mawdsley St.
Greenhalgh. Thaddeus, 2 Fold St.
Haworth, W.R., Court Chmbrs.,
15 Mawdsley St.
Hinnen. L., & Murphy, Cou rt
Chmb rs. , Mawdsley St.
Houghton, \V. E., 21 Mawdsley
St.
Lomax & Lomax, C.E., 11 Fold
St.
.l\forris, J., & Son, Mawdsley
Chmbr•. , 17 Mawd,ley St.
Morris & Profit, 16 Nelson Sq.
a Ornirod, John, A.S.I., Court
Chmbrs., 15 l\fowdsley St.
Potts (./). !:ion ('') & Pickup, 79 St.
George's Rd.
:\RCHITELTS.
Proctor, J. JI., Bor ough Cbmbf' .,
10 R ushton St.
+aRobinson, M., 24 Nelson Sq .
Sim pson, Jonathan , 14 Acre,fleld
Smith,ThomasE.,CentralChmbrs.,
Fold St.
f'tead & Morri•, 17 Acresfield
'l'emperley, Geo., 8 Bradfo1 d
Bldgs ., Mawdsley St.
r hompson, Frank K ., JYia·wdsley
Chmbrs .. 17 Mawdsley St.
Tonge, J ., C. E., F .G.S . , 21
Mawdsley St.
Tong, M. W ., 16 Acresfield
Tyldesley, W. L., 17 Gloster St.
"'i lson & Talbot, Centra! Chmbrs .,
Mawdsley St.
BOOTLE.
Clemmey, W . H ., A .M.I.C.E., 30
Trinity Rd.
BURNLEY.
Bell , Thomas, 14 Grimshawe St.
Hitchon & Pritchard, 46 Man -
chester Rd.
Holt, Thomas, 173 Colne Bd.
Jackson, Hichd., 5 1 Bank Parade
Joblrng, H., & Son, 91 HectoryRd .
Keighley, S., 25 & 27 Nicholas St.
Lancaster, J ., 16 N icholas St.
Neill, R., 9 Grimshawe St.
Nutter, Abraham, ~3 Nicholas St.
Qnarmby,W.A.,Imperia!Chmbrs.,
Grimshawe St.
Rawcliffe, G. ll. , 5 N icholas St.
Riley, Chas., 1 St. James'sllow
Robinson, A., 321 Padihflm Hd.
Shaw & Vowles (a), 3 Ormerod St.
F;mith, H., 135 Leyland Hd.
Waddington , W illiam, & Son, 5
Grimshawe St.
W•tson, Matthew, 4 N icholas St.
(Mill Ar ch t.)
BURSCOUGH, Ormskfrk.
Darby, A., B ruscough Bridge
BU!IY.
Grundy, Robert, Agur St.
IIitlliwell, Peter 'l '., A .M.S.A .,
Victoria Bldgs., Silver St.
Hardman, David, Agur St.
Hopkinson, Alfred, A .M.I.C .E.,
F.S.I., 15 Auµ-ur St .
Mou lds & Ponit, Victoria Bldgs.,
Silver St.
Nutta ll, Thomas (A .M.I.C.E.,
F.S.I.), & Son, 20 M.1ket St.
Openshaw, & Gill, C.E., Derby
Chmbrs., 6 Fleet St.
Sellers, J ., & Son, U llion Chm brs.,
U nion St .
Simpkin, Edmund (Mill Architect),
9 l:ipring St .
Wood, Roger (Mill Arel. t. ), 10
Bolton St.
OAS'l'LBTON.
Smith & Cross, Com mercial Bldgs.
CHO!IU?Y.
Jlinsley, W. H., 12 Cleveland St.
Jolly & Buckley, 9 High St.
Leigh, T ., Halli well St.
G'J,JTHBl!OE.
hWardle-Bulcock, J ., 8 York St.
CO !,NE.
Atkinson, Wm . H.,BankChmbrs.,
Shaw St.
Bower, G., 60 Mar ket St.
Holgate, Henry,.Market St.
Landle•s, J. •r., L loyd's Chmbrs. ,
Market St.
Mallio,on , John , 11 Church St.
Pilling, R.. S., Dockray St.
Varley, John, 69 Albert Rd.
CTI.{ WSHA WBOUTll, Aurn cltester.
Spe11cer, J . H.
DAT,J'ON-IN- fi'URNESS.
Butler, Joh n , Market St.
DATIJV1"N.
Sames & Green , Knott St.
Thornley, J . B., 45 Market t.
Woods &'l'hackerav ,Albert Bldgs.,
Market Sq.
EARLESTOJVN. s'e N ewton -l'e-
H' illows .
EOOLES, 11en1· 1lfanc'1 estP.1·.
Cambell & Horsley,Bank Cbmbrs .
FAnSWOl!l'H.
Lomax & Lomax , l Sisson St.,
Manchester .Rd.
Ff,El11'1VOOD .
Andrew, E. J., 6 Albert Sq.
Reid, A., The Mount
FOTIJlf!IY.
Sutton, J. H. Havelock, "Thurle-
stone," Fresh field Rd.
GT. HARWOOD .
l\!axwell & Shaw, 41 t. Huberts
Rd.
T-IASLlNGDEN.
Booth, John, Regent St.
Fielding·, Hy ., 56 Manchester Rd .
Hfe:YSHA ,1f.
Charnley. Ucwland, 78 Church
l:it., aod Sandlan de
HEnvoon.
Mills, Jas. , Edward , 25 Market Pl.
Openshaw & Gill, 5 Church St.
J! Ol/WICH, near Rollon.
Dyson, Ernest W., 17 Lee Lane
Palmer, Frank lL, & Son (+), 3
Lee Lane
T.A NCASTER.
Ashwor th , C. J .. Market St. Chbrs.
A.ustio & Paley ("),Castle Park
«Barrow, S. E., 65J\farket St.
Harrison, Hall & Moore, 73 Church
St.
Lewis, N. G., New Rd.
l:'arltinson, J., 67 Church St.
Roper & P r octer, 32 Market Sq .
1
'l hompson & Mattinson, 46 King
St.,
f,JO (!II.
Axon, W. E., 37 Church St.
Bn.11 kis, Fa rcl oug·h, & Stephen,
Church St.
Heston, Ralph & Heaton, Bank
Chmbrs.
Jackso" & Jackson, Rai lway Rd .
Prestwich, Jas. C., 46 Cburch St.
8 i mp~on, C., The Bedford Brewing
& Malt in g Co. Ud.
·rrave1·• & Ramsden, Church St.
f,[1"1'/, /WUllOUGH.
Blacka, John R., Church St.
i:ihuttleworth, F . JI., A .M.I.C.E.,
Bridge End
LIVERPOOL .
Abbey, fl., 3 Crosshall St.
Allender, tt . .F., 7 Bear's Paw
Bldgs., 53 Lord St.
Andersson & Cniwford,Prudential
In•u rance Eldgs ., 36 Dale tit.
Atkinso n , Chas. A., C.E., Orange
Court, 25A Castle St.
./Dare, H. Bloomfield, 12 Pr:nce•
Rd.
Beckwith , H. L., F.S.I., Bank'.
Bia~~~ie ~·. M. , A.M.I.C.E ., 19
a Blakey, J . W .. Central Bldgs.,
North J uh n St.
Bradbur y, Geo .. 14 Cook St.
!Jul'roug·t1 s, J . & A., Vernon St.
Chuck , W ., 4C Ceutral Chmbrs .,
South Castle St.
Clarke, 'l'. C., Briggs & Wolsten-
holme, 3 Lord St.
f Clarke, Joh n , C.E., 34 C!tstle St.
Cook, T. (.(), & Son, 12 St. George's
Crescent
Cox, T., Queen's Bldgs., 11 Dale
St.
Crofts, James N ., 6 Harrington St.
Culsbaw, W., & Sons, Union Ct.,
Castle St.
l Deacon, C. E .. Central Buildings,
41 North John St.
Dod, Jas ., 016 Exchange Bldgs.
.f Doyle, Jas. F., Wason Bldg-s., 4
Harrington :::-.t. . Walker, T. H . W .. Central Bldgs.,
El>dy, T. C.. A.M., 30 High St.,
Wtt..vertree
E lli son, c. 0. (+), & Son (t), 22 Sir
Thoma.~ St.
1."rancii:;, C. 0 ., 5 Richmond t.
1
Fraser . F. , 5 African Cbmbrs., Old
Hall St.
Fry, H . & A . P., 18 Hackins Hey
Gibson, Jo hn l:I. S., 72 Aubrey St.
Gilbert.o n, A., 6 Stanley St.
Gray~oo (./) & Ould , Pacific Bldgs.,
31 James St.
Greaves & Burb1idge, 1 Harring-
ton St.
Green and Brockbank, Adel phi
Bank Chmbrs., 19 South John St.
Haigh, Mar mon & Thompson , 11
Dall St .. L iverpool.
Harding, J . W. ll., 6~ Dale St.
.f Hanison, T . Harnett, A.M.I.C.E.,
M.S.I ., Central Bldgs ., North
John St.
.f H1i.rtley, Hy., Bristowe Chmbrs .,
8 Harrington St.
Harvey, C. W., 76 R odney St.
Hay, W. & J., Pool Bldgs ., 10
South Ca,tle t.
Hesketh & Co., 42 Imperial
Chmbrs ., 62 Dale St .
a Grimble,'l'. c.,'C!ifton Chmbrs., 99
a Hinde , C. Percy, c l 7 Queen's
Avenue, 10 Dale St.
./Holme, G., w·estminster Chmbrs.,
1 Crosshall St.
Holt, R., Qneen's Bldgs ., 11 Dale
t:<t .
379
JTornblower, L., & Son, 18 Baltic
·
I Bldg• ., Redcross St.
Huwo1·•h, D., & Son, Lord St.
I 11 cbbortrd, J. A ., 28 Esher Rd. ,
Kensington
.Tee, J . D., Central Chmbrs., South
Castle St.
11. Jones, Ernest W 1, 17 St. James'
Hd.
·Jonel':, John R .. & Co ., Central
Bldgs., North John St.
Keef, Herbert W.. 4c Central
Chmhrs., South Castle St.
./Kirby. E., F.S.I., Union Bldgs., 5
Cook St.
Lflw, W. M., North Crescent
Chmbrs., 3 Lord St. •
Lyon, D., Leith Offices, 34 Moor-
fields
Marmon, R. , 11 Dale St.
./ Matear, Iluon A., The Temple,
Dale St.
n. M"y, Harry, 24North John St.
McGo • ern,J .JI.,Badcliffe's Bldgs.,
37 Moorfields
Medcalf & Medcalf, Aughton
Chm br• ., 7 Moo rfields
:Mel'cer, 1'., & Son, Prudential
A'8urance Bldg, .. 36 Dale St.
Nuttall, J . H .. C.E., 13 North
John St. & 56Bedford St. North
O\'\;'en~. R., & Son, 11 'Vestminster
Chmbrs, 3 Crossh all St.
Pain & BleRse, H North John St.
.f Pa 1·sl°'v, W., 57 A Dale St.
PeRt, F. H .. Hampden Bldgs ., 11
South C•stle St.
Pugin & Pugin, 12 Paradise St.
B,,thbone & Beckett, The Temple,
D.ale St.
Bainfortl1, A., 13 Hatherly St.
./Heade (T . Mellard, C.E., F .G.S.)
& Son, 2 Sont.11 John St.
R hind, James, The Temple, Dale
St.
Roberts, tlwen, 37 Moortlelds
Sha l!cro", T. Myddleton, 6 Dale
Rt.
S mpsun. Prof . F. M., U ni versity
College
Sinnott, Sinnott & Powell, 13
Harrington St.
Solaini Bros., I m per ial Chmbrs.,
62 Dale St.
Sm ith, Caleb H., 5 Ireton St.,
\\'al ton
Storv (n) & Hulme, A.M.I.C.E.,
20 North J olrn Rt.
Stratton, A . J., Uni,·ersity College
Sutton, J. H. Havelock, 101 Dale
St.
Sykes , R . G., Fenwick St.
Tay !or, E. R., 27 In vestment
B ldgs., 67 Lord St.
+ Thomas, Walter W'., 25 Lord St.
a Thornley, A. L., & Hobbs, F . B.
(n), 14 Castle St .
'rrou d lton & Prescott, 13 North
Juhn St.
Unf-lw01·t.h , 'Vm., 7 Clevin Rd.,
\Val ton
'Vainwright, T . (F .S.I.), & Sons,
13 Union rourt, Ca,tle St.
Wi"f1D~l~ ~;~·ong, 30 Queen Bldgs .,
41 N ort.h John St.
\Vare & Rathbone, 6 T he Temple,
Dale St.
Weightman. W . H., & Son, 24
Fenwick St.
W ilkinson, G. H. , 19 South John
St.
\Villia.ms, L. 0 ., Imperial Bldgs.,
70 Victoria St.
W illiams, 0 ., & Sutcliffe, 10
Victoria Rt.
Williams, T . G .. 3 Cable St.
'¥il1iams & Wilson ,+ 70 Victoria
St.
Willink, M.A. (n), & '.l'hicknesse,
P., 14 CllStle St .
Wli't~,'.~ §~!bot , Commerce Court,
W ise, Cha•., Granite Bldgs ., 6
Stanley St.
w6~0M:!~1e&S~ccles, Bank Bldgs . ,
Wrennall, W., C.E., F.S.I., 9
Harrington St.
Wylie, Robert, 6 Lord St.
LYTHAM.
Chappell, Frank , 2 Park St.
Gledhill , A . S . Park Road
Clifton St.
Haywood (a) and Harrison (+),
Cleveland Rd.
BA';;'~~!~i' W ., Worsley House,
Webb, Stretton G., Beach St.
 380
Jtli1NCTTESTE8.
Almond, F., 16 Kennedy St.
Andi·ew", J . H., & Butterworth,
Prudential Assurance Bldgs.,
78 King St.
Aston, W., 7 Brazenose St.
Aydon, E . ll., 1053 Chester Rd.,
Stretford, near
Ball, ·wm., 50 Blackfriars St.
l3anks, Fairclough & Steph en , GO
King St.
Barker & Ellis, 20 Cooper St.
Barton, F. G., llS Princess Rd.,
Moss Side.
f Beaumont, J. W .. 10 St.James' Sq.
Bind loss, F., 4 Chapel Walks
Booth, Chadwick t o) (F.M.S.A) &
Porter, 42 0.xford St.
Bowden, John, 14 Ridgefield
Bowler, J.B., 9GHowarths Bldgs.,
Cro"s St.
a Broadbent, J. B., 15 Cuoper St.
Brown, G., S ll:xchange St.
+ Br9oke, John, 18 Exchange St.
Caine, Chas., F .:\'LS.A.., Grosvenor
Ghmbr.s, !Jeunsga.te
Cambe ll & Ilorsley, 11 Chapel
Walk', Nye
Cleg:;, C. (/>,&Son , F.M.S.A.., 104
King St .
+ Cook, Torn, 39 Victoria Bldgs.,
V ictoria. tit.
Cunliffe, 'l'. JI., Dalton Chmbrs .1
2 J,,Jin Dalton S t .
Darby"hire. A. (./) (F.S.A.). &
Smith , F . B . (./) (F. M.::l.A.. ),
17 Brateu •Se St.
David~on, Samuel .D., Rational
Bldg·s ., 6"l Bridg·e flt.
Deakin, Wm., York Chmbrs., 27
Brazeno~e l:;t.
Dixon, F. vV., Trevelyan Bldgs.,
Corp oration St.
a Dutch, L. H., Queen's Chmbrs.,
John Dalton St.
Earn8haw, J. & Son, Prudential
Assur..nce Bld1rs., 78 King St.
a Earnshaw. J. R, 4 Ch,,,pel \Valks
Edwards, F., 184 Dean1'1-gate
Ellis, R. A., H Hitworth's Bldgs.,
5 Cross St.
f Ely; John, 32 King St. West
a Fairhm·"t, H. S., 7 Ch•pel Walks
Fitton, '11. A., 29 C0rp1"·ation St.
France, I. H. 7 Chapel " 'nlks
Goldsmith, Hy., 63 Faulkner f')t .
Groome, A. R., 2 St. Peter's :;q.
Gunson, W. T ., & Son, 19 Marsden
St.
Hacking, N. H., De1by Chmbrs.,
oO Blackf1 iars
Hardisty, W . Cecil, Q,ueen's Cham-
bers, o John Dalton St.
o Harker, J. Dent, 78 King St.
a !Ian-is, F. E. L., 1 Balloon St.
Ilartlaud, F. G., Whitehall Ch am-
bers, 3 Spring Gal'deus
.f Heathcote, Chns., 13 Princess St.
Higginbottom, Walter (./) &
George, 32 St. Anne St.
Hill. Uswald C.. 9 Albert Sq .
f Holden, John. F.S.I., F .M .8 .A., 5
St. Jam es' Sq.
Hollin11worth, A.. R., 1 Cross, 't.
Horsfall, J., 4 Chapel \\' alks
Horstleld, 'l'., & Son, 3 R idgefield,
Deansgate
Ingham, C. S., 3 Ward's Bldgs.,
Deansg·ate
Johnson, Wm., 27 Oldham Rd.,
Miles Platting
Kirkley, Henry, 13-1 Deansgate
Langham, ,John, 9 Albert Sq.
+ Laug·ley, J . B., 32 & 33 Ward's
Bldgs, 49 Deansgate
Leeson, E.W., 49 Princess St.
f Lord. Remy, 42 Deansgate
Maddock, J. W., 5 John Dalton St.
Mangnall & Littlewood (/), 42
Spl'ing Gardens
Maugnall, Wm., 4G Yol'k St.,
Lower Broughton
J\Cathe r & Graves, 9 JI.fount St.
Maxwell <' '.l'uke, F.S.I., 41 Cor-
poration St.
Maybul'y, John H., 25 Booth St.,
Mosley St.
Mayor, 'l'., 41.John Dalton St.
Mee, Fmnk W. (./) (F.M.S.A.), &
Jennuwn, A., 32 Victoria St.
Mill & Murgatroyd, 23 fltrutt St.
a Mould, J•m•s Diggle. Joint Stock
Bank Chmbrs., 77 King St .
aMuirh ead, Thos., Burn's Chmbrs.,
31 Market St.
N•wby, 'l'hos.(+), & Son, 31 .Market
St.
Nodal, Jos., 61 Barton A.rcllde,
Deansinite
a Oakley, F. P., Haworth's Bldgs.,
Cross St.
ARCHITECTS.
Ogden & Little (a Imperial
Bldgs., 20 Cross St.
a Ogden, Herbert, 14 Brown St.
.f Ogden, Paul, 60 King St.
./Oldham, F. H., :13 Kmg St.
Oldham, Roger, Temple Chmhrs.,
Bmzenose St.
a Owen, William, 134 Dean•gate
Parker, Alfred R., 9Albert Sq.
Potts (./ ), Son (a), & Pickup, 34
Victoria Bldgs., Victoria St.
Preston (at ) & Vaughan, Diocesan
Chmbrs., 51 South King St .
Price, Remy R, F.M.S.A., 1 & 5
South Corriuor, Royal Exchange
.f Redford, James, 1 Princess St.
Royle (f) & Bennett(./), 17 Cooper
St.
Salomons (./) & Steinthal, Pru-
dential Assurance Bldgs., 7S
King St.
Sankey, J., Cubhon & Cubbon, 104
King St.
Se•nor, Matthias & Son, Com-
mercial Bldgs., 15 Cross St .
Sinnott, Sinnott & Powell, 9 A.lhe1·t
Sq.
.f Smith, Fredk. B., 17 Brnzenose St.
Smith, F. S., H St. Anne' s Sq.
Smith, Jas., Cross St. Chmbrs.,
78 Cross St.
.I Stevens, James, SS Mosley St.
Stott, A.. H:z. & Sons, GO .H>Lworth
Bldgs., 5 c; ross St.
Stott & Briggs, '.rrevelyau Bldg·s.,
5·~ Corporation St.
+ Swarbrick. Joseph, F.M.S.A.,
A.M.I.C.E., Temple Chmbrs.,
33 Brazenose St.
'l'.,ylor, J. Medland, 7 Chapel
Walks
Thomson, E. J., & Son, 19 Dickin-
son St.
Tomlinson. Wm., 1 P rincess Rd ..
Heaton Pk., Prestwich
Wadding·con, William (~), & Son,
Maustield Chambers, St. Anne's
Sq.
a Ward, W . H. M., 53 Oxford St.
Watson &Justice,Oxford Chmbrs . ,
9 Oxford St.
· Whitelegg & Whittaker, Somerset
Bldgs., 19 Brazenose St.
a Wood, Edgar, 7 Cross St. . llO CHDAT,E.
Woodhouse(./) & Willonghby(./),
100 King St.
Woodhouse, E., SO Brunswick St.,
C.-on-M.
Worthington & Son, Brown St.
Wynne, John, 2 Cooper St .
11/JDDUt T ON.
Fitton, 'l'homasA..,Mancbe<ter Rd.
a Wood, 1'.dgar, Rochdale Ud .
AtORECA1liHE.
Cressey & Keighley, Bank Ch am-
ben;, Euston Rd.
Go rton, Albert, 24 The Cre,cent
Harrison ,Hall &Moore.Albert ltd .
Marshall Bro"• Back Crescent
tlig·g, Percival B., Skipton St.
SEf~ S0i\'.
Bell, Thomas, 1 i\Iarket St.
Dent, W. & J. P., 47 Railway St.
Landless , J. T., A..l\'1.I.C .E.,
Station Bldgs .
, haw ('1) & Vowles. H Ilib•on Rd.
vValm"ley, Tbo8., 8 Dial St.
Whitaker, Hany, \!l lVIarket Sq .
vVhitehead. V., Jiall l:lt.
1VEJVfJllU/l f"' /l 1 Jl!am:hester.
Clegg. H. II., P it'rcey Mount
SJ•:lVTON-LH-W!T.T,O WS.
Alhitin, J. 'r .. Victoria Chamben1 1
Qut-en St., Earlestowu
Beesley, '11 • 1 :.:!Bridge Street, Ear]e!=;-
town
Bowes, A.. A.M.I.C.E., Town
Hall, Earlestown
Dring, S .. MarketChmbrs., Earles-
tow11
ODDlfAM.
Boyter, Tbomas . ~G Clegg St.
heetham. Harold. 89 U11ion St.
Cle~g, Jitmes, 32 Clegg St.
Dixon, F. \V., 52 Union St.
Dransfleld, Reuben, Kinrr St.
Firt,)J, John W., 7 Clegg St.
Ileywood & Ogden, 1 , t. P eter'"
St.
H ilton. T., 36 Clegg St.
Howcroft, A.. J., 12 Clegg St.
Jones and Sellers, Union Bank
Chamber•
Stott, Jos., & Son. 3J Clegg St.
• Stott, Sidney, York Chambers,
Yorkshire St.
•.raylor, C. •.r., 10 Cleg-g St.
Taylur, Thoma•, 29 Queen St.
'furner, A. 1 26 ~ leg~ St.
[Lancashire-Leicestershire.
W ild, Collins & Wild, 15 Clegg
St.
Winder & Taylor('<), Gl Union St.
OR AfSKlll 1'.
Beeston, C. S., Albany Bldgs.
+ Hiding, John, Derby Chmbrs.,
Derby St .
Rimmer, Harry, Wigan Rd.
Sephton, Luke, Railway Rd.
Ol?RELL, 1-Vi(Jon .
Reddy, E., Greenbank
POUL'J'ON-LE-Ji'LYDE, m·. Preston .
Fairbrothe1· & Hall
Lunt, A. vV., Market Place
PRESTON .
Andrew, E. J., HO Winckley Sq.
Bush, Edwin, C.E., •Ii Fishergate
Cooper, R., C.E., 1 Chapel Walks
Dixon, l". E ., :19 Lune tit.
Garlick & Sykes, M.I.C.E., 33
Winckley Sq .
Gilber L;on. \V. P., 9 Winckley St.
l\Iunford, vV. D . '.r., 12 Guildhall
St.
My.es ( f), Yeevers & Myers,
M.I.C.E., F.S.1. , lli Chapel St.
NPvett, Thos., }"" t>.I., & Sorn~, 41
F i:shergtLte
Pai·k & Son, F.S .I., 18 \¥inckley
:;t .
Seward, J. A., 119A Fishergate
Shepperd, P . H. S., Queen's Cham-
ber::i, l?ishergate
'windells & Hawcliffe, 26 Fisher -
gate (Woodcock's Court)
JI ADCT,[ l"b'E.
Burton, J. Ji., Stand Lodge, Stand
Lane
Grundy, Jo~., & Sou, Blackburn
St.
1 ellers, Ja.s ., & Son, Spring Lane
JIA.llSllOT'l'ON.
Garnett, J., 18 Callender S t .
llA W1'E1\"STA U,, 1Jla11chesle>-.
Coates, A.lfd., 207 Burnley Hd.
Ilubson, .I!'. J., King St., Bumley
Ud.
'l'aylor, R, Egypt
RJ,"'111'01", Blackbu,,.n.
Parker, J., 58 Uarwood Rd.
Butterworth, S., ,& Duncan,
South Parade
Clvugh, H. H., Butts A.venue
Bnglu.ud, Al'nuld, 1 l D rake St.
Jiammond, Geo. A., 34 King St.
South
Mills, Norcliffe, 67 Lord St.
Sruith & Cross, 'l'own .Hall Cham-
ber•, 'outh Parade
Sunderlaud, J. \V., hurch View,
Norden, near
Townend, 'J'., Jun., Dir..;trict Bank
Chmbr•., Fleece St.
\Villi1::1ms, S. 'r., Market St., Facit,
near
S 'J' . ... t l.YNli,,'' S-fJ1V-'PN E-SEA.
En!('land, A.mold, Read's Chmbr ·.,
Bt. Antlrew's Hd. outh
tt Harker, J . IJ.
Stott, John, 36 ~t. Andrew's Rd.
South
Thornley, John B.
Wade, U . & W., lJank St.
Whitu,ke1·,John Cre:;cent Chwbrs.
1
S'I'. !-/JO.EN'S.
Dall, Peregrine, St au ley H ouse,
near
Bi1arn. Frn.nkS., WindlcChmbrs.,
Hardshaw St.
G8ff.~i~ ·it,~mes, l\Iasonic BuildingH,
Gttndy. Wm., Mn.~onic Building~,
li>Lll St.
SOUTrr POii'! '.
Jlodeu, J., 29 \ ·V almer Rd., Birk-
d!Lle
Bolshaw. G. K, F.M .S.A., 1 9
Lord St.
Colin Bror-;., Queen's Ch ambers,
45 Weld Rd., Hirkdale
Docl, J .. Snowfl ldN, 24 Liverpool
Rel .. Bi.kdale
l'inchett, Fred. vV., 3 Iloghton St.
u'clf~,~·~iit~~n E., o3 Mill Lane,
a Tialsall , Francis P., 54 Princess St.
ITir~t, R. P., 1'own Ilnll
Hodg·e, 1'. H. 1 7 Post Office Avenue,
Lord St.
Holt, Richard, 18 Cumberland Rd.
Ingham, C. S ., BA.nk House, Lord
St.
Johnson, Ernest W., Albany
Bldgs., Lord St.
Jone., H., 16 Cambridge Arcade
Lavender, T., SS Ma.nche•ter Hd.
Loma•, A . D., F.S .I., 76 Hawks-
head St.
Morris, T., jun ., 175 l.1ord St.
Packer, Goodwin S., flh aftesbury
Bldgs East Bank St .
Peach, Henry Ed., 87 1 hapel St.
Sander•, J.E., 189 Lord St.
Taylor F. H .. Town Hall
Todd & Morri~, '' Gresham Cha1n-
bers, !Ha. Lord St. .
Wilson . Gilbert, 10 Nevill St.
S'!'Af'!l\.S T llAlJS, Jlfrmche..;ter.
Williams, S. T .
'l'ONGE, 11,..ar Snurhpol't.
Ward, J., 210 Tonge Moor R d.
'f'{j/1'/'0 1V, Bo.'tnn.
Parkinsvn, Jam es, A.lVLI.C.E., 50
Station Rd . •
UDVJOISTON.
Grundy, ,J. W .. & Sons, Centra l
Bldgs., Brogden St.
Settle & ]!'armer, CouDty Sq .
JVAJlllTNG'l'ON.
Beesley, Thomas, 23 Jlold St .
Cul'ran , R., B orse l\1arket Chmb~·s
f Owen, \IV. & S., 4 Ca11·0 t .
Chmbrs .
Pierpoi nt & Fraser, 4 Bold St.
Chmbrs .
f Silcock, Percy, G Egypt St. St.
a \~H.1·burton, A ., 11 Lyme
CltmbrB.
Wright, Gan~ett & Wright, 45
Sankey St.
11' A '/'Jt_,'/U,On, TAvP.rponl.
ICisso.ck, 'rhofi ., 23 \.Vellington St .
WE 1' llC Clill'l'O.K.
Ruddell. A. !;., 204 Church St.
Tonge, J., junr., Church St.
IV //!NHS.
Pie1·point & Fraser, Ditton Ud.
Chm hrs.
wrr;AN.
~ Crompton & O~den (n), Moot Hall
Chmbrs., \V'11llgate
Fleming, Robt., 20 Clifton St.
Halliwell, Peter '1'., A..M.S .A.., 22
Eodnev St.
Heaton, Ralph. & Heaton, Victoria
Bldgs., King St. .
Johnson . W . B., & Son, Commercial
Bldgs., 31 King tit. .
+ Johnson, Richardson T., Swmley
Rd.
Pennington, U., Clarenoe Chmbrs.,
Wallgate
Thornley, J.B., Powell's Chmbrs,
Millgate
LEICESTERSHIRE.
C!Ji1 f, VJLT,F:.
Beadingfield, Waller K .. Hotel St.
Hampton, W. 'l'., F .i:i .I., M.S.I.,
A.LA.:; .
11/Nr!!\.!,El'.
Ball, J. A.., :!O Spring Gardens
Maltby, P.A.., 88 <'>i>tle St.
L1£1CAST!Cll .
Bu.ker, Chari et;, 18 Friar Laue
" :Bedingfield, IL vV., 2i Fl'iar Lane
J~ediut>field, Wall er IC., 16 Market
St.
Black" ell & Thompoon (a), 4 & 5
Halfvr<l Cluubrs., Halfol'd St.
Bown, ThomaK Pu.get, Loseby
Laue
n Braud, W11lter, 16 Bi•hop St.
Drown, Geuq~·e L .. 1 l\i!n.rket Pl.
1
lJurge~:-:, ~dwa.rd, BPnidge St.
Ca.rfJeuter, It. E., 7 Ru1nberst"ne
Gate
" Cooper, F .. 34 F ri1tr Lane
Cowdell, VV. llf., 12 Gr ey l!'riars
Day, Jvhn, S New St.
Draper & vVttlters. 2\! Friar L ane
Everai·d (f) & Pick (l), G Mill-
stone Lane
Goddard_. J . (/ )(F.S .l.), Paget, A.
Il . (/), Goddard, H. L. (n)
(M.A.. ), & Catlow, W. A., G
Market l:lt.
GF1~:~ 1 L~n~· J. (./) & J. (./), 5
Gordon, 'l'. S., 2~ Halford St.
Hall. A., St. George's Chmbrs.,
Grey Friars
+ Hallam, Ar thur H., Denbigh
Chmbrs., Bowling Green St.
Ilarding & 'l'opott, 15 Hotel St.
Ha.rrison & Rattrell, 3'1 Friar
Lane
Harrison, S. (./) , & Sons, 7 St.
l\fartio 1a East
Keites & Foshrooke, lG Market
St.
a Kempson , Ch as., A. .M.I.C.E.,
Corporation :Bldgs .
 Leicestershire-Northumberland.]
Langley, Wm ., 16 Friar Lane
:Miles & Beasley, F .S.I., P .A.S.I.,
3i Friar Lane
·Ogden, Cecil, C.E ., 4 Welford Pl.
Pettifor, 'l'. W., Berridge St.
Chmbrs., Berridge St.
{ Sawday, A. E ., Market St.
Seale, :Frank. 3} Belvoir St.
Simpson (A.M .I.C.E.) & R•rvey,
Alliance Chmbrs ., Rorsefair St.
Simpson, J. W., Berridge St.
Chmbrs.
Smith, William B., 7 Friar Lane
Stephens, n. J ., C.E ., ~4 Belvoir
St.
/ T11it & Herbert. 28 Friar Lane
Turner, Edward, Bank Buildings,
Gallowtree Gate
'Wakerley, ArOrnr, 14 Market Pl.
Wells, Wm. W., 79 Evinµ-ton Rd.
'\Vigg, John, l Berridge St.
LOfTGHBnROUGFT.
'Barrowclitf (G. R., A .l\I I .C.E.), &
Allcock, E . F . (n), !VIill St.
'.Hampton, W . •r., F.S.I., !VLS.I.,
A.I.A.S .. Swan St.
'Hodson. G. (M .I.C.E., F.G.S .,
F.S.I.) & F. W., Bank Chmbrs.
111J;L1'0N 1110 IV /Ill A Y.
.Jeeves, 1~., Nottinghnm Rt.
'8helbourn, E., Cornhill Chmbr!-l .
'Waker] y, Jos . E., llfanor Honse
Chmbrs .
Q[TOR.N, nu11· Lo11.1hborough.
"Tngletant, W . H., C.E.
·Stephenii, R. J.
11vonnVIlJ,1£, Ru.1·trm~on-Trent.
Rowley, James W., High St.
LINCOLNSHIRE.
BOSJ'()N.
!Rowell, .Tas., l\Ul.A ., Borouo;h
Offices, Mark et Pl.
BOURNR.
"f3hilcock, Frederick G ., We•t St.
nONINGTON, Spalding .
.Jollye, Edwd. A .
GAJNSROIW UGH.
Eyre & Southall, Rilver St.
Green, E. F ., 2.1 Silver St. ·
nnANTHAJlf.
Green & Wrig·ht, Elmer St.
+ Shelbourn, M . Helvoir. near
+ Smith, Chas . Wm., llfarket Pl.
GHHA'l' ~nIMSBY.
a Cr°'swell, J. J ., 77 Victoria St.
Croft & Bentley. Old Market Pl.
Davis. G. H ., Victoria Chmbrs.
Cloodhand, Ernest, \.Vell10lme Rd.
Robertson, R. A., 23 Osborne St.
Scaping, Herbert C., Court
Chmbrs .
Skill, A. E., Macaultty Ter.
[,JNCOT,i\'.
Cooper, J. H., Lindum Rd .
a Dunn H. H., St. Peter' s Chnrch··
yard
a Gamble. H. G .. 11 Mint St.
Goddard. H., & ban.City Chmbr" ·•
High St.
Mo•t1mel', W., & Son , 6 Corpora-
tion St.
a Scorer , IV., Bank St. Chmbrs .
(Diocesan Sm·veJ1 0r)
Thropp, .r. (Connty Surve~·or)
(M.I.C .E.), & Dixon, 29 Bmad-
gate . a Pywell, "\V., Ln,Yer Bor!:onl~d.
Wntkin•, W. (j") (D10cesan , u1·-
veyor). & Son (•) St. Edmund's
Chmbrs., Sih·er St.
l.Of'TH.
Croft & Bentley, 42 Broad llank
Fowler, Jl.. IT .. Gospelgate
SOUN'l'N OR PE(l)oncnsl•r).
Lockwood, R. D., 5 Cemetery Rd.
RKl!:t~ NRSR.
Gamble, IT.. C., Estate Offices,
Roman Hnnk
SLEA/i'OJ/D.
Clare..TeR•e (Suneyor to Urban
District Council)
Kirk, Herbert (Co unty & Diocesan
Stirveyor)
SPALDfN(l.
•Jepson, W., 11 St. 'l'homa•' Rd.
Mills. W. H., 14 Upper Welland
Ter .
,OPJ[,Sfl Y".
Bot cher, J.E., Boston Rd .
8TA,l!FO/ln.
+ Corby, J .. Boothroyd, F.8 .I., 15
All S1tints' Pl.
R ichardson & Son, 1?.S.I., 15 Barn
Hill
ARCHITECTS.
a Traylen, J ohn C.. 15 Broad St.
Ward, T . J., 6 Ironmonger St.
WOODHA[,L SPA.
Caine , R. Adolphus, "Daheim"
MIDDLESEX.
AOTnN.
Bolton, A . E., 44 Chaucer Rd .
Mercer, F. Howard, •' Grassmere ''
Springfield Park
.f l\!onson, Etl. Grosvenor House,
1 TWJC[{ENlfAJf.
Acton Vale
+Monson, Edwnrd, C. P .. 24 Rose-
mount Rd., Springfield Park
/3JIENTFOLID .
Woodbridge, S., jun., F .S.I., 210
High St.
c1nswro1r.
f Adams, ~I.B., 1 ]lfarlborough Cres.,
HedforJ Park
Hall, E. L .. 3-1 Grosvenor Rd.
Hume, J .. 159 High St .
+ Monson, EdwJ. C. P., 20 St.Mary's
Grove
f Saunder• , G ., Thames Bank Villa,
The :ilfall
Shaw. Peter, 6~ Woodstock Rd.,
Bedford Pk.
Stanbam, G. G., Sen., "Glen-
thorn," Bolton Rd ., Grove Pk.
Tomlimu:m, R. C., Gunnersbury
Hail way Stn.t.ion
Ty•er, Greenwood & Crier, 360
High Rd.
EA UNG .
a Furner, IT . G ., 31 Windsor Rd .
f Grnen, W. J., St . Jobn's Villa
Jones, F . H . , 35 The Brnadwav
f Willey, Robt., 16 Uxbridge Ud.
EAST BEDl"ON'l', F<ltham S.0.
Frend, H .. llfo!'dowside
JWJ!ONJ'ON.
Dobb, Henry W. , 99 Church St.,
Lower Edmonton
ENFIELD.
Cobb, Chas. M .. Old Vestry Offices
Ellis, Edward B ., Bu"h E ill Pk ..
Jones, C. II., Harley Lodi;e, Pn-
vate Rd., Bush Hill Pk.
a Reeves, C. IV. , ·woodley, West
Enfield
.f Scott, IV. G., Harden House,
\Yaverley Rd.
Simmonds,'Nm .,26 \\·ellingtonRd.
Ji'J.LYfJHT,J?Y.
Blyton, G., 16 The Hawthorns,
Church End
'l'bo1npson, Fredk. Denzil, "The
Oaks," Woodside Pk .
JJA~1P'l'()N- ON-1'TfANES.
Goodman. J. Hugh,, 'talion Hd .
Huahe•, Fredk . G., 'rhe Estate
office, Marling Pk.
HAMPTON cnunr.
Chart, Edwin, Hampton Court
Palace
a Hunter, Percy, Prest bury House
JJA11JPTON J!lf.l.
Pearsall, R., 1 Addiscombe Villas
HA ,11 P'l'ON JVJ(/I{.
Elsam,R.T., ''Appleby ,''Cednrs Rd.
Eyton, H. llI., "'Fernside," King-
ston Rd.
JTANJVET,T,.
Barnes, Sidney W ., Cherington
House
Thomas, J. Gibbs, 10 RosebankRd.
llA/1110 JV.
Clarke (A .I.A.) and Charles,
Peterborough Rd.
L ster, J. llI., 3 IIindes Hd.
f Mitchell, A.rnold, Grove Hill
HOUNST,OW.
a Pennington, 'l'. F. 1 Tivoli Rouse ,
Ilounslow Heath
\Vrig·ht, J . Wilson, IIanworth
House
JS&l':WOnTJJ .
Lean, G. A~hby, Somerset Lodge,
North t .
PJNNICll .
Stone C. S. \Voodridings
\V111·d'. Melville S., Grev Lodge,
Hatch End
SllEPPBJl'l'01Y.
a E llis, T . Mullett, Creek House
SO[J'l'llAT,L .
Newell, Tho·., B.igh St.
SJ'AJSES.
a Collard, A. 0., "Ferndale,''
Church St.
Low, Halph, IIig·h St.
HTANNOHE.
Wilson, Wm.
'J.'EnDIKGTON.
~ Brede, A . R., The Cottage, King-
ston Lane
'J.'OTJ'E/\'HAJf.
Blackbourn,C .E .,64• prin~fleldRd.
Couchrna.n, J. W., 7 Pembury Rd .
and High Rd.
Wi lson, G. L. & Co., Ltd., 517
High Rd.
f Pownall, F. H. (County Surveyor),
Cross Deep
U.YBllJDGE.
Eves W. (a) (F .S.L) & F., 54
High St.
a Heron, A. . H., 153 High St.
WEALJJS1'0FE.
'\Vinterburn, A. H., "Gram-
skeugh ," \.Vellington Rd.
JVHJ\7'81'0FF:.
Shenton, Fred. W.," Penrith''
MONMOUTHSHIRE.
AlJERCARN, near NPwpo1·t .
Hoberts, R., Victoria Chambers
AllEllG A 1· 1;11·,v Y .
+ HnJdwin, }!.... , 13 Frog1nore St.
Foster, Edwin, Bella Y 1sta
Francis, B. J., 'l'i\'erton P lace
Lion Street '
+ James, J. H., 39 Cross Street
+ Johnson, E. A ., St . Mary's
Chmbrs.
A RE/17'JLLER r.
Michael, David J .. C.E., A..I.A.S .,
York Chmbrs ., York St.
OJ/P,"PSJ'O II'.
Evill, Walter, Brynderwen, naa1·
1lfAES-J'- OWN1lllOI, Ca1·d;Jf.
Phillips, IV . E., Sirhowy House
MO,VJJ() UTFI.
f Powell, E. A., F.S.I., Agincourt
Sq.
NEWP()J?T.
Bates,~...
H. . , 26 \:vesti;ateChmbrs .
Derrick, G. .A .. Carlton Chmbr:;.,
High tlt.
Fox, C. J, Fria rs ...'t. Chmbrs.
Gardner, \'V., l·t Victoria Rd.
Grttham, Hitchcock & Co ., Bank
Chmb1·e., Brid ge St.
Griffiths, W. L., 29High St.
Hnbe1·shou, Fawckner & Groves,
Queen's Chmb1·s., 41 High St.
Kirby, C., & Son, Stow Chmbrs.,
11 Skinner St.
Lansdowne & Griggg,!Yfetropolitan
Hank Chmbrs., Commercial St.
Lo.wJence,B., & Son, Austen FriarR
Chmbrs.
Linton & Ba1ker, Westgate
Chmbr•.
Morgan (a) & Hodge, 39 Commer-
cial St.
Ros~er, G ., Ri~ca, near
Swalwell & Creighton, Steam
Pflcket Chm bro., Dock St.
Swa>h & Ba.in, llfidland Bank
Chmbrs ., Bridge St.
Watkin• & Brown (n), 156Dock St.
PON'J'YPOt>D.
f Williams, R.., "'The Waverley"
TRIWEGA Tl.·
Morgan,E. 'l' ., Pal'k Yicw
Williams, W. S., 1 Elmwood
NORFOLK.
OHr>JJEJI.
Scott, A . F ., F .S.I.
nEllfi:TfA,lf.
Moody, 'l'hos. , F ... I., Theatre St.
JI UNS'l'A .V'l'ON.
a Ibberson, Herbe1-t G.
Kl.VG'S f,J".\'X.
Colman , Ern ef.l.t E ., 24 Kin g St.
Fayers, John H., 8 St. NicbolasSt .
Green, II. J., Market Pl.
ll/O.NDESJ,l!,'Y, .1Yorth Tlprdslurni.
a GoJdie, 'f. Inglis, Osborne House.
NEW JVAT,SOXE.V.
Kerridge, J ., & Son, 101 Norw ich
Rd.
NORIVJl' ff.
Beck, C. medley, 3 Prince of
Wales' Rd.
Boardm11n, E . (f), & Son, Qu een
St.
Brown, C. J., Cathedral Offices,
Lower Close
Chambers, Artbur J ., St. Giles'
Plain
381
Collins,Arthur,A.l\LI.C.E. Guild-
hall (City Engineer) '
a Goldie, 'l'. Inglis, Highbury Ho.
Theatre E't.
Green, H. J., 31 Castle Meadow
(Diocesan Surveyo1")
TI avers, Albert C., 1 Bank Plain
Hefl'e1; E. A ., Cathedral Close
Heslop, T. H . B.,12UpperKingSt.
Howard & Bagshaw, Bank Pltdn
+ Lacey, A. J., 6 Upper K ing St.
(Diocesan Rnrvey<lr)
:MacAli•ter& Tench. Riverside Rd.
l\Iorgan & B uckini;ham, Red well
St.
.I Pearce, J. B., 15 Upper Kin~ St.
Scott, A. F., F.S.T., 24 castle
Meadow
Skipper, G. J. (f) & F. W .,
F.A.I., 7 London St.
SlfEIIINGlfA111.
Havers, A.lbert C., High St.
IVEL&S.
Plowman, John, High St.
YAllillOUTTf, GREA'J.'.
+ Amott, II. Dudley, 171 High St.,
Gorleston
Baker, C. G., •rown HA.II Chmbrs.
Buttle & Ollev, 5 Queen St.
Cockrill,W. B., High St., Gorleston
a IIewitt, A. S., Bank Chmbrs ., 23
Regent St.
+ Rivett, S., f> South Quay
Teasdel,J . E ., A.M.I.C .E., 3Queen
St.
Waller, George, 3 Middlegate St.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
DA VEN1'11Y.
Williams, J. B., Moot Hall
(Borough Surveyor)
Ji'INEDON.
Mosley & Anderson, High St.
}(ETTEllJNG.
+ Blackwell & '.l'homson, Parkstile
Chmbrs .
+ Cooper & \\'illiams, Central
Chmbr8., Market Place
Gotch & 8aunders, B~nk C hmbrs .
Henson, ll. B., iliont"g ue St.
NQ~~~~~'lv!~·~ert, 11 Bowlin~
Palmer,]'. A., Gold St. Cbmbrs.
Preston & VVilson, Victoria Cham-
bers, High Sr.
Wil•on, J.M., Gas St.
N0111'flAJlP1'0N.
Anderson, A. E., ;:i5 Abing don~t .
Brown, W. I., Surveyor's Ofl.ice
Guildhall (Borough Surveyor)
Butcher, H . .J., 7 \.Vo dbill
a DN~~l;~x:_~ · R., Temperance H11ll ,
Dorman, C.,& Son,ol A.bing·don St.
a Dorman, F. \ V., care of Phipps &
Co., 8 Gold St.
Dyer, H. II., l <lheep St .
a Holding, ELM:., Corn Exchange
Hull, W ., 12 St. Gile• St.
Ingman, J., aa \Vood ~t .
Law, Edmund (./) (County Sur-
veyor), & IIarris (a), 1 St. Giles
Sq.
JY~auder, J. , Overstone Pk . near
M.osley & Scrivener, Fish St.
Norman, H., 14 )I1nket So.
Piccaver, J . A., 7 Wood Hill
Shaw, \V.,17 '.!'he Drapery
Stevenson, G. II., Newland
Chmbrs .
PP:2'En J3() R 0 CG Tl.
+ Boyer, W., JOA Cowgate
Hall, M., IIuntly Grove
Huddle, A lan vV., Cathedral Gate-
way
Stallebrirns,J. G., 26 North St.
Townseud, Henl'y l\I. (rr) (Dioce~an
SurYeyor), & Fordhnm, Cro.s St.
Walshaw, John Wm., Guildhall
(Borough Surveyor)
111.:SRDF.N.
+ Cooper, ITenry A., JJigh St.
Prest.on & Wilson, Tiigh St.
WEMJNnBnnnc-G Ff.
Brown & Fisher, Market Sq.
Cutlan, J. E., F . . I.. Market Sq.
Slmrm 11n & A rche1·, !Vfarket Sq.
'l'11lbot-Brown(.fl &l!'isher,llfarket
Sq .
NORTHUMBERLAND.
ALNWJOK.
Hindmarsh, IV. R., Junr., 59
Bondgatl' \Vithin
a Reavell, G., Junr., A . . T, 5
Narrowgato
\\Tilson, 111. Temple', A.S.I., 69
Narrowga te
 382
AlJfliLE.
Turnbull, George Ilderton, 57
Church St.
B ENWELL, OLD, Newcastle-on-
J'yne.
Thomp son , J. W .
BET/ WIOK - ON-TW.EEJJ.
Gray, Wm., 2 Ivy_Pl.
Miller, J. L., 39 Hide Hill
Stevenson, ] . , & Son, North
Terrace
BLYTH.
Thompson, W . E . L., 6 Waterloo
Rd., Waterloo
Windle, Alfred A., Turnbulls
Bldgs., Waterloo
OULUi"ROOA TS.
Turnbull, George Ilderton, 28
Beverley Ter . .
HEXHAAf.
Wilson, Henry E . G ., C.E.,
Orchard Place
Hunter, A. R ., Normanhurst
LON •.r li'llAMTJNG1'0N, 11.lorpeth .
Wardle, John
AJONKSEAJ'()N.
f Haswell, F. R. N., Caldwell Ho.
Reed, Matthew
MOJ/PE1'H.
Boolds & Hardy, Market Place ,
Bridge St.
a Reavell, G., Junr., A .S.I. , 57
Bridge St.
NEWCASTLE-ON- TYNE.
+ Anderson, T. L., 4 Royal Arcade
f Armstrong & \¥"right, 38 Grainger
St . West
Badenoch & Bruce, Whitehouse
Bldgs., 55 Pilgrim St.
Bed!ington, W., 23 Eldon Sq.
Bell, G., 13 Westgate Rd.
Bell, 'Vm., Ct:ntral Station ,
Neville St.
Bendle, W . H., 33 Grainger St.
West
Boolds & Hardy, I Newgate St.
Bowman, ]~dwin, County Chmbrs.,
52 Westgate Rd .
•+Cackett, ]. T:i. & Dick, R. Burns,
24 Grainger :::it. West
Clephan, E . E ., St. Nicholas
C hmbrs. , Amen Corner
Cresswell, John , Moot Hall
(County Architect)
Crone, J. G ., Cloth Market
Davidson, T . E., H Neville St.
Dawson, T. 2 Collingwood St.
Donald, J. W., 3 Bigg Market
Dotchin , F. E., Claytou Chbrs .,
61 Westgate Rd.
Douglao J ., 1 St. Nicholas Bldgs.
Dunn, Hansom VL & Fenwicke,
23 Eldon Sq.
+ Dyson , J. W., 67 Grey St.
a Errington, C. S., 21 Grainger St.
West
+ Farthing, & Dunn, 2I Pilgrim St.
a Frazer, J. W ., 49 Grey St.
(•Glover, Wm. 16 Market St.
Graham, M. H., Neville Chmbrs.,
42 Westgate Rd.
Green, C. A . C., 40 Westgate Rd.
Hay, R. Laing, 58 Northumber-
land St.
Hicks & Charlewood (a), Uni-
versity Chmbrs.l6] Westgate.Ra.
Hope , W;, and iv1axwell, T. C.
Trinity Lhmbrs. ,Nt:w Bridge St.
Ingledew, A. E ., 3 Dean St.
Knowles~ V\T. H., 37 Grainger St.
Kyle, A . G ., 1 St. N icholas Bldgs.
Lamb, John, 28 Clayton St. West
Liddl e (t) and Bro,Nne, Prudential
Bld~s., Mosley St.
-t Lish, J. J ., 22 Eldon Sq.
Mackay, Thos., 59 Pilgrim St.
Marshall & Dick, 13 Grey St .
T Marshall & Tweedy, 4 Northum-
be rland St.
Montgomery (a) & Carr, 2 St.
Nicholas B!dgs.
Mould, S . M ., IOO Pilgrim St .
./Newcombe, W. L., 89 Pilgrim St.
N icholson, J . L ., 55 Northumber-
land S t .
Oliver (./), Leeson & Wood, Bank
Chambers, Mos ley St.
Oliver, W . W., 4 New Bridge St.
./ Oswald, Jos., 33 Mosley St.
Parsons, J. C., 2I Grainger St.
West
+ Piper, S tephen, County Chmbrs.,
52 ·w e stgate Rd.
Plummer (./) (Diocesan Surveyor
for Newcastle) & B urrell , 13
Grey St. ·
Price, F.D. , 4 St. Nicholas Bldgs.
Reay, Thos., & Son, We ll ington
Chambrs., 95 Pilgrim St.
ARCHITECTS.
R eed, 1\1., rn7 N orthumbcrland St.
Reid, J. Ernest, 2 St. Nicholas
Bldgs.
Rich, Frank \V., r Eldon Sq .
Robins, S . D ., rro Pilgrin~ St.
Ross-I-lunter, A ., 75 Rothbury
Terrace, Heaton
a Rounthwaite, J. \V. , 13 Thi(osley St.
Scott & Jam es, 86 Pilgrim St.
She riff &Armou r, Brunswick Place
/ Shewbrooks, E., 24 Grainger St.
V\'est
./Simpson, B. F., 12 Grey St.
Spencer,]. P., 13 Grainger St.
West
Stephenson, G . J ., 20 Collingwood
St .
Stobbs, W ., Pandon Bldgs., Mel-
bourne St.
S_tockwell, A., H Pilll"rim ~t.
1aylor, H. \V., St. Nicholas
Chmbrs., Side
.f Taylor, J. W., F .S.I., 31 \Vestgate
l{d,
Thompson & Dunn, 5 St. Nicholas
Bldgs.
Thompson, J. \V., 6,1 Grey St.
·walker Chas. , 26 Eldon Sq .
Ward, G. W., Mosley Cbmbrs.
Watson & Curry, rB Grainger St.
Watson and Scott, 48 Dean St.
VVharricr, H . C., 9 Grainger St.
t Wherley, Silvester S., 14 Neville
St.
Wi lkinson.;. S., 30 Mosley St.
Wilson, tlenry E. G., C.E., 13
Grainger St.
.NORTH SHJET,DS.
Alexander, J. T., Post Office
Chmbrs.
Gibson,Henry,WellingtonChmbrs.
./Haswell, F. R. N ., 77 Tyne St.
Hope, W. , & Maxwell, J. (a), 27
Saville St.
Irvin, B. R ., 102 Bedford St.
+ Marshall, Chas. T., Post Office
Chmbrs., 67 Saville St.
1'YNEJ110U1'H.
/ Plummer, A . B. (Diocesau Sur-
veyor), Prior's Terr.
WA!J,SENn.
Davidson, J. Fleming, Station Rd.
WILL,JNGTON QUAY.
Davidson, J. Fleming, Council
Chmbrs.
WOOT,JlR, R.S.O.
Hindmarsh,,.W. R , Jun., High St.
Ste,1enson, J ., & t;on, High St.
NOTTINGHAMSHIRE.
ARNOLJJ.
Higginbottom, IV. H. , Front St.
Swift, John R., Front St.
OARLTON, Nnt.fin,qlvrm.
+ 'Whitbread, R., A .S.I.,Vine House
OOLLINGHA /If, Newa>·k.
Loveday, A., High St.
EASTWOOD.
Taylor, Samuel, F .S.I.
JlJANSFIElJJ .
Butterworth,J., 124 Stock,:vell Gate
Cook, F. P., 22 Leeming St.
Dodsley, \Vm:.l 14 Stockwell Gate
Goodacre, J. .!!,. , Stockwell Gate
Gower, H. J ., Mansfield \l\Tood-
house
Perkin, J ., Shircbrook, ne~r
Potter, Augustus H ., 45 Westgate
Vallance 1Fra nk Rob ert, F.S.I.)
(f) and \Vestwick, L. A., White
Rart Chmbrs.
NEWARK .
Bailey, Harold, Carter Gate .
Friend, H ., Howbridgc Rd.
Sheppard, George (Boro' Sur ...
veyor), & Harrison, 17 Kirkgat
N 0T1'1AGHA 11[.
Allcock, H., Bentinck Blclgs.
+ Ball, Fredk., 23 King St.
Berridge & Barnes, Brougham
Chmbrs \Vheeler Ga te
Booker, \V. R. & F. , 7 Albion
Chmbrs., King St .
Brewill (f) & Baily, Pelham
Chmbrs. B., Angel Row
BW~fk L., 9 St. Peter's Church
./Moore, Henry \V., 6 Beau mont St.
/ Bromley, A. N., Prndential Bldgs.
Calvert, A . R., A lbion Chmbrs .
Clark, R. C., Prudential Bldgs.
Collyer, F rank H ., &Slater, Wm.,
8 Bridlesmith Gate
Doughty, Gilbert S., C.E., Royal
Insurance Bldgs. , B ri dlcsmith
Gate
Evan s, Robt. (.f), F .S.I. , & Son,
Eldon Chm brs., Wheeler Gate
Fothergill, \Vatson, 18 George St.
[Northumberland-Somersetshire.
Gill, Harry, Cobden Cbmbrs.,
Pelham St.
Goodall, A. H., Central Chmbrs.,
14 Market St.
Hardy, Ri c hard, Bentinck 131dgs.,
(Brewers' Archt .)
+ Harper, II. , Regents Chmbrs., 54
Long Row
Heaze ll (./) & Son, Bank Chmb rs.,
Market Pl.
Hickson, '\ •V. 0., Carlton Chmbrs .,
13 Victoria St .
Hiagin bottom, \V. H., .I King
fohn'sChmbrs.,Bridlesm ith Gate
Holbrook, A. J., Wilford Lane,
Wilford, near
Hoo ley & Sander! Union Chmbrs.,
\Veekday Cross
HO\:vitt, John Bentinck Chmbrs.,
1
\Vheeler Gate
Hoyte, \Vm. H., Ashbourne
Chmbrs., Bridl csmitb Gate
Jackson, F., 14 P epper St .
Knight, W ., 8 Belgrave Sq.
Larub,Tohn, King john's Chmbrs.,
Briel1esm ith Gate
Marsbal l,Anhur, Russell Chmbrs.,
King St.
Martin, F. C., C.E., Dubley PI.,
Angel Row
Potter, A. H., 2+ Burford Rd.,
Gregory Houl cvard
Pratt, "\.Vm. Dymock, Couldon
Chmbrs., Long Rov•l East
a Price , H edley I., 24 Low Pavement
" Radford, W. H ., A.M.I.C.E.,
M.S.l., Ang:el Row
Scattergood, J. H ., Cecil Cottage ,
Wilford Lane, \Vest Bridgford
St~:St.~~t;~;~ !}~;~and Chmbrs.,
Stevenson, S. R., 1 2 Burns St .
Sulley, Henry, A lbe rt Chambers,
Albert St.
Sutton , E. R ., ~ Bromley House,
Angel Row
Sutton, R. C ., Bromley House ,
Angel Row
Taylor, S., F.S.I.J- I Cobden
Chmbrs., Pelham :::it.
./Walker, Hrbt.,F.S.I., A.M.I.C .E .,
Newcastle Chmbrs., Angel Row
Wright, Thos., York Chmbrs.,
King St.
NUTI'AU, .
Tavlor, Sam!., F.S.I.
JIETFORV.
Eyre & Southall, Chapel Gate
STA PUlFORD.
Gorman & Ross, Victoria St.
surl'ON-IN-ASHFJELD .
Adlington,J ohn P.,High Pavement
WEST !11/IDGFOllD.
Allcock, Harry, IJ Millicent Rd.
Tackson, Tohn, 32Musters Rd.,
Shepherd, \Vm . , 15 Roseberry
Avenue
WOllKSO P.
Allsopp, John, A .M.I.C.E., to
Sherwood Rd.
Flockton (./), F.S.I., Gibbs \./) &
Flockton (n), Park St.
Hopkinson F., 40 Bridge St.
1
Pennington, T. J:f., Carlton Rd.
Sbard low, J'. T., Carlton Rd .
Sorby, F. Leonard 1 I1~glewood 1
Sherwood Rel.
OXFORDSHIRE.
BANLIUJI !:.
Hopkins, H e nri', 28 Southam Rd.
a Mills, VValtc1 Edwd. ,12 Horse Fair
Timms, John, 35 South Parade
OAVERSHA .lf.
Smith, G. B., Priest Hill
\Ving, Wm ., I I Bridge St.
ORO W 1lfAllSH GIFFORD.
Johns, Sam!. C.
GOR ING- ON-TH AAJES.
Dodd, Tames S.
+ Davy, R. C., & Salter, S . (J), 136
High St.
OXFORD .
Gray, J ohn C., Suffolk Villa, 5
Blackball Rd.
a Hutchinson, E. B ernard, 2 St.
l\1ichael's Chmbrs .
Mowbray 0 fi.. Mardon, 40 Queen St .
Quinton, .ti . , 22 George St.
Rowl ey, A.J., 7 Turi St.
Tollit, H. ., 7 St. Aldate's St.
(County urveyor)
Wilkins, J. R., Ce ntral Chmbrs.,
Market St.
1'TlA 1lfE.
Manning, G . H., 15 Corn Market
Wll'NEY.
Wilkins, J . R.
RUTLANDSHIRE.
OATCT-/A,l'f.
Richardson & Son, JYiarket Place
U !'PING HA~f.
+ Corby, J . Boothroyd, F.S.I.
SHROPSHIRE .
OSWES1 'i tY.
Bremner- Smith, E., & Bremner,..
Oswald Rd.
./Oliver, W. J., The Library
Sbaylcr & Madoc-Jones, 19 Church
St.
./ Spaull, W . H., The Gables, Upper
Brook St. (Diocesan Surveyor)
81-ll!l!lW!iBUL!Y.
Dalgleish & Dickens-Lewis, 19
Talbot Cbmbrs.
Deakin, A. B., & W. Scott (-t),J2A.
Pride Hill
N urse, J., 37 Be ll e Vue
a Oswell, A. E. Lloyd (Diocesan,
Surveyor), Dana Chmbrs.
Teather 1 II., Gateway Chambers,
Castl e St.
Withers, John R, St. Mary's St.
W 1£/A,INGl'ON.
Dalgleish & Dickens-Lewis, Cen -
tral Chmbrs.
WHJJ'OJJUllC H.
Pickard, J. fI., Camden House,.
Talbot St.
Robinson \Vm. 1 "Fair View,"
Alkington Rd.
'Webb, Walte r, \Vrexham Rd .
SOMERSETSHIRE.
B 11l'H.
Davi~, Chas E., F.S.A., Guildhal1
(City Architect!
Gardiner, F. W., 6 & 7 Barton St.,
Queen Square
Gill & 1'1orris, I Fountain Bldgs.
a Goodridge, A . S ., 7 Henrietta St.
a Green, Mowbray A., 5 Prince' S ·
Bldgs.
l\1atthews, H. W., Institute Cb am -
b ers, Terrace \Valk .
Oliver, C. B., Alfred St.
Silcock, T. B. \F.S.I.), & Reay, S .
S . la}, Octagon Chmbrs. , Milsom
St.
Ston e, S . J. C., 15 Orange Grove
\Vilcox, \Villiam J., I Belmont
(County Smveyor)
ll!IIDG WATER.
Samson, C. H. (./), & Cottam, A .
Basil (a)
BIWJ'ON.
a Pictor, A. J. (T. 0. Bennett &: Co.
BUllNfTAilf, 11.S. O.
Palmer,J. H.i...& Stiling, Adam St.
Press,\ . J., .tlerrow Rd.
\Vilds, S. J., & Fry, 24 Victoria St.
OLEVEDON.
Hoddell, Jas., & Co ., Alexander·
R.d.
Middle, Charles R., Lindon Rd.
JJ"JI0,1JE.
+ Beynon, _T . Ace, Nunney Rd.
Brown, Geo., Park Rd .
t Long, A. F., r4. North Parade
GLAS"/'ONBUllY.
Alves, G ., Norbins Rd. (Borough•
Surveyor)
Bowring & Iiawkins, Post Office
Chmbrs., High St.
.f+ Spire, Jos., 41 High St.
SHEP1'0N 111ALLET.
Wainwrig-hts & Heard, F.S.I.,.
vv~ e:;s t Shep ton
STREE'I'.
R eynolds , \Villiam,46High St.
1'AUN1'0N.
+ Roberts, F . \V., 2 Hammet St.
s~mson, C. H.(Diocesan Surveyor)·
(/) & Cottam, A . Basil(«) , Bank
Hldgs., I Hammet St.
Spencer, J. Houghton, 5 Hammet.
f3t.
+ Strawbridge, George C., Alma St.
WEf,LJNGl'ON.
+ Howard, E. T., & Son, "Th e
Ferns''
WETJ,S.
Bowring, Robat, 25 Market Place
Brown, Charles, I Chamb erlain St ..
(City S urveyor)
H~fisl ey & Sons, r2 Chamberlain,
WESTON-SUPER-AI A TIE.
Price, Hans F ., Waterloo St.
Wilde, J., & Fry, Bonlevard:
Chmbrs.
 Somersetshire--Surrey.]
YE()Vl[, .
Bc•nson, C. & C. B . (+), I I Heod -
ford
Johnson,]. N., 2t Princes St.
STAFF O R D SH IR E .
BnS 'l' ON.
Rowe, R ichardJ., 'The Crescent
11110 WNHl TJ.S.
Shaw, J. H;.i C.E., A.S. L, Publ ic
Bldgs., & ;:,hens to ne Cottage
RURSLlJ,'!11.
J?ain, R., & Son, 54 L ive rpool Rd.
Epface & Slater, + Wedgwood
{ones, G . L ., x20 Waterloo Rd .
v~~~e~s -i¥N~i 51~~ H ., rr Queen St.
'Woocl & Hutchings (a), Moorland
Rd.
BU/ITON-ON-TllENT.
Bec k, He nry, 30 H igh St.
Ch urch ill, Reg inald, St. Paul's Sq.
Forshaw, E ., Market Hall Cbmbrs.
Tenkins, Thos., .15 High St.
"Stcve n ~on, R., Imperial Chmbrs.
34High St. ' TUNS'l 'A J,T, ,
Underhi ll , C . F., 206 Station St.
OOSELE Y, Billiton.
Richards & Sons
CllADDEV' HEATH .
Butler, A lbert T ., High St.
.liARl,AST()N.
H ickton, l H ., & Farmer, H. E.,
Alban I-i:ouse
J oynson Bros., Rutcroft
Morgan, VV., Pinfo]d St. Chmbrs.
Dll..11-fORNE', .'·•tok1-:- on-'J.'rer1t.
a Beckett,}. tl., M.S.L
FE.N TOl!t.
Goodall , S . A ., Town Hall (Town
Su rveyor)
Hall am, J . T ., Blurton Rd.
La\vSon , F. R ., Church St.
FOBSB/100]( .
Maddock , Edwi n L., Blyth Bridge
HANDSWOR T FI, Binning!M.m.
f Noyes , J. G. F., Heathfie ld Estate
Office
Shaw, J as. B ., 22 R ichmond Rd .
Smi th , Geo. H ., Groveley .H'.ouse,
Holyhead Rel.
HANJ,EY.
B realey, John T ., Piccadilly Bldgs .
Campbell , W., 4 Bagnall St.
Dain . R . & Son, Victoria C hmbrs .,
M iles Bank
T J ones,E ., 11 Albion St .
Maddock, E . L ., 30 Albion P lace
Mille r, A . P ., Frederick St.
Sc rivener , R., & Sons, Howard Pl.
f Sugden, W ., & Son, Mi les Bank
Cbmbrs.
Wood, Ambrose/ 1 Regent House,"
Rege nt Rd.
HF:A1'H TOWN, !Volve,./,ampton.
Worrall, A r thur "\V., 22 Heath St.
J,REJ(.
Brealey, J ob n T., I Stockwell St.
Critch low,}. \V., 2 Church St.
f Sugden, W ., & Son , 13 Derby St.
Taylor("/ & B urgess, Queen St.
a Town, W. H., King St.
IJ c 1-1F.na. n.
Barrett, G. "\V ., r6r St . John St.
a Marks, D . C., St. Mary's Chmbrs.
Perry, Wm., 14 Bird St.
J,ONG1'0N.
a Beckett, J . IL, M.S.L, C rown
B ldgs., St afford St.
H ulse, T . P., 44A Stafford St.
Taylor (a) & Burgess, Po rtland
Chmbrs., Church St.
Tindal, Thos., Boardmans Bldgs.,
Stafford St.
VVood, \Villi;im, Crown Bldgs.,
Stafford St.
NEWCASTf,E- UNDF:ll-LY!lfE.
Chapman & Sna_pe, 5 Lael Lane
Lewis 1 John, 2 <J ueen St.
RUDYARD .
Brealey, John T .," Holly Bank"
RUG ELEY.
Rogers, W . E ., Anson St.
SflfETHWICJ(, Jii1·m;ngliam.
Bowden, Geo., Tollgate B ldgs.,
Cape Hill
Fenton , W., Bearwood Hill
Gill , F. J ., 236 Rolfe St.
STAFFORD.
Blackshaw, W ., Borough H a ll
(Borough S urveyo r)
Cheadle, Walter H ., County
B ldgs., Martin St. (County Sur-
veyor)
ARCHITECTS.
Glass, Robert A ., 3 Crabbery St.
Sandy, fI. T ., 22 Greengatc St.
Wonnal, G ., 19 ~rec:-ngate St.
S1'0KE-UPON- '1'/lF:NT.
Beardmore, J., The O ld Bank
Beardmor e, J,, Buckna11
EmP.:ry & Town, High St. Chmbrs.
Hopkin s, H . P ., Globe St.
LyWaoUe ~> Heckctt & Lynam,
Pi lsbury & Martin, Glebe Bldgs.
Taylor, John, fhe Old Bank
S'l'ONE.
Chapman, John J., 62 H igh St.
Mille r, A . P.~ Station Rd.
Redman, J. ;::,., Gov.1cr St.
\Voocl, Ambrose, ' 1 Stone I-!ouse"
TA.JrW() /11'!1.
Gocldericlge, J. , ¥., 4 Bolebridge
St.
Newton, Thos. ·w. F . & Cbeatle,
V ictoria Chmbrs. '
T I PTON.
Coslett, E . G .. Tividale nea r
Pearson, A, Gr~at Hricl::,_e
Powell & Brown, 9 & ro bwen St.
Dain , Henry, n6 Hir;rh St.
Robinso n, G . I:!., 'f5 John St.
Wood (a) & Hutchings, Town Hall
WA f,SADf,.
Adshead, P., 37 Thorpe Rd .
Bailey '.o) & McCo nnal (a), Im-
pen a1 Blc!gs., Bridcre St.
Best, Norris E., & Son, Bradford
Offices, 145 L ichfield St.
El_] is, J onathan, 13 Bridge St.
H ickton, T. H., & Farmer H. E.
Bridge St. ' '
Jackson, W ., Lichfield St., Wal-
sal l Wood
+ Lavender, Henry E., Ye Olde
Queen's Chn~brs , B ridge St.
Marston & Healey, St. Paul's
Chmbrs., The Br idge
Mi lln er, W ., G lobe Chmbrs ..
Bridge St.
H'EDNF:S/JUllY.
. Horton, Samue'.,_ 8 Springhead
Toynson B ros., ;:,pringhead
M ill ner, W ., Holyhead Rd.
Scott, A. J., Lower High St.
W JtlJNESFIEf,D .
Bate, Thos., \Volverhampton Rd.
W 8S7' BZI01lf WICH.
A llen, J. W ., 278 High St.
Brid~e, Tlros. II., Thynne St.
Hadaerton , W ., 3ro High St.
Holl iday, Stephen J., New St.
Hollier, E.W. , 1-Iigh St.
Long, A ... 21 New St.
P incher, E ., Victorin St.
Rollason, Thos., 278 High St.
Sicldaway. S . E ., 253 High St.
"\Vithers , J., 319 High St.
Wood & Kendrick, 3r5 High St.
W ID t, J!lN/! ,l lL.
Baker, J. P., 33 llfarket Place
Davis & Law, 2 New Rd.
Johnson & Baxter, r \·Valsa11 St.
W 0[, V 1"/! H A ,J1P1'0.V.
Beck, Fred T ., Wulfrun Chmbrs.
Darlington St. ( Uiocesan Sur -
veyor)
Eachus, S . fl., Temp le Chmbrs.,
L ichfield St .
Edwards, \·\'. ., 25 Darlington St.
F leem ing-, Thomas H ., 102 Dar -
lingto n St.
+ Johnson, 1\IIoses, 44 Queen St.
f Lavender, Toscph,.!.Gresham Cbam-
bers, L ic11field ::;t.
a Lynes, F . }!unter, Gresham
Chmbrs. , Lichfield St.
Lowry, T . A ., Lichfield Chmbrs.,
Prince's Square
Manton, C has., & Son, r Darling-
ton St.
Mason, J., 86 Darlington St.
+ O live r, \~' . J.1 I Dnrlington St.
Painter, A., Lichfield St.
Richards & Sons, Devonshire
Chmbrs., Lichfi eld St.
haw, C ., Prince's Chmbrs.,
Prince's Sq .
Stanger & Stanger (./),A.M.L C.E. ,
M.l.M.E., Queen's Chmbrs.,
North St.
Veall, A., 84 Darli ngton St.
\¥ellcr, John & Sons, r5 King S t.
S U FFOLK.
AT,DEllURG/J-ON-8E A .
+ Wright , IL J., Esplanade
BECCDES.
+ :Ranbam, F. E . Grani;e Rd.
Pells, Arthur, F .S .I., London R d.
TIU.\-G.-IJ'.
Grierson, T . J., Flixton
/l(l/IY 81'. JCD .IJUNDS.
Ainsworth -Hunt, A ., 5r Abbey -
gate St. (Co unty Surveyor )
Andrewsi A., 8 Lower Baxter St.
Flatman , John, 58 Abbeygate St .
VVh itmore, Frank, Angel Hill
LcEf,].1.8'/'0WJt.
Leighton, Geo . ·w ., Orwell Rd .
IPSWIC!I .
Bisshopp, E . F ., 32 Museum St.
a Brand, \~'a l te r, 261\1useum t.
Brown & Burgess, 2 & 4 Prince's
St. Chmbrs.
Browni \ V . 1-I., 61\1useum St.
Corder, John Shen:vel l, Wimborne
House, Tower St.
+ Cotman, Thomas \Vm., 7 North -
gate St.
Crossley, F. V\T., I Prince's St .
Ead e, 'Wm. (f), &Johns, E . Thos.,
Cornhill Chmbrs., Thoro'fare
Leighton, G . VV ., 6 Princes St.
\.Yinkworth, Hi .)A Ha.tton Court
+ \Vright, Henry J., 41'1uscum St.
LOWE.~'l'Ulc7'.
Bignold, H ., St. Peters Rd
Kirkley .,
+Blyth, H . C . '~'., VictoriaChmbrs.
Clarke, A . , 126 London Rd .
f Clemence.I J . L., r4 Marine Parade
Green , I1. ]. , London Rd. N .
{Diocesan Su1·veyor)
Richards, F . W., r4 Stanley St.,
C lapham Rd .
Rd~~:itcJW. J., A.l\1.A., I2+ Lon -
STO WM A llKET.
+ Bishop, H. G ., Cheapside
SUDBURY.
Ainswo r th~l-Iunt,
borough St.
A ., 45
S U R RE Y .
CAMBERLEY.
Hodgson, ·\'!\! . J. , i i Vectis," The
Avenue
a Taylor, F . Steward, High St.
CARSHALTON.
Crutchloe, Edward, High St.
·cATERHAM, S.O .
Eliff (t) & Martin
CJ-JERTSEY.
V\T C'lch, Charles, London St.
CROYDON.
Bern ey((!) & Son, IO•l George St.
Broad, A lfred, 22 George St.
Chart, (./), F .S.I., Son, P .A.S. I. ,
& Read ing, Un ion Bank Chmbrs.
C lark, J. J ., 6o Clarendon Rd.
C1Scl~~~n ~:i. F ., "Ivy Bank/'
a Crowley, Reginald A ., 4 High St.
f Dfi:wson H.y., "Bram ley hyrst"
1
Ellis, R . G., 79 George St.
a F1~~d ~1, George, i2 Addiscombe
Gough, H .,63 No rth E ncl
a HF~~~~~} ~ Rdl~arlcs, "Streatley,"
McClymont, R ., 27 E lgin Rd .
a Monday, C. A ., Cathcart Villas
Newman, Arthur H ., 28 The
V\TaJclrons
t Reilly, M . S., 35 Edridge Rd.
Ridge, C . H., r7 Park St.
Ridge, Robert1 i 2 l(atharine St.
a Rix, Reginald. A ., Union Bank
Chmbrs.
Smith, S . P ., :;r Oakfield Rd.
'~'est, Frcclk., 22 Coombe Rd.
DORK ING.
Bargman & Bcnison, 76 South St.
D ibble, Fredk. T., " Westfield "
Sbearburn, \\lilliam J., South St.
ECJ-JAM.
Oades, Jam es Vv., Station Rd .
EPSOM.
+ Harrling, J . R ., A .M.I.C .E.,
M.S .l., Ashley Rel.
a Ledger, F . W ., Ashton House,
Worple Rd.
/ Smith, Hatchard, "Chadeswood"
FARNHAM.
Eggar, J . A:, F .S .1. 1 n West S t.
Guyer, Alfred H., Sout h S t.
T Henclrey, J. H ., Frensham Rd.
Nash & Son
+ Palmer, Osv~·ald H .
Siclebotham, H. S" roS \Vest St.
Stapley, S., West St .
Stedm an, Arthur J. , South St.
Chmbrs.
Wells, "\\Tm . J., II2 Wes t St.
flR/!lfLEY, Farnboroug h .
Sarel , W. , Heatonhu rst Gra nge
383'
CO!XlLMJNG.
Day, H . D., H igh St.
T 1\10011 1H., 96 1-Iigh St.
Vcrstagc, A ., Halcrow Farncombe-
" 'elman, S . (+), & Street, J . T. (a) ,
Church St.
GUJLDFORD.
Clemence, T . R. , Town Halli
Ch 1~1brs., 3~ High St .
I Ds~~m, ]., Friary House, North
Lake, J ., Bridge St.
Lower 1 \V. G., l2A Hig-h St.
Pes~:' H., & Lunn, E . L., 36 High
Ri chmond, John, Albion Villas
South Hill '
Sturgess, A. J., 25 High St.
"\Velman, S. (+), & Street,}. T. (a),
50 H1gb St.
H;l Sl,EJllEHE.
Wire,,¥. T.
Harrison, '\i\T ., H eather1ie Hind_.
head, neai- '
HORLEV, SO.
Burstow, C. I-I., Station Rd .
Kelsey & Head, Bon ehurst
J\.h'NLEY.
Ashburn er , N . L ., Geniston
KINGSTON HJLL.
Foster, F . VV., "\.Yanv ick Locl('Te
Garratt, Thos., u Holmby/' \Vol --
verton Avenue
K!NGSTON-ON-7HA MES.
ft Carter & Ashworth, 86 Eden St.
Hardwick, A. J., Eagle Chmbrs.
ft Helsdon, Horace, A.S . l. , 2r St.
James' Rd .
I-lope, \ "l . H., Gate House, Ports-
mouth Rd .
Horsfie ld, J . N ., F .S.f. , 2 Penrbyu
Gains~ Hd .
i\1acaulay, H ., Borough Surveyor's
Office
Phill ips, Walter C., 49 King' s Rd.
a Pope, ~· , Methven House 94
K ing's l<.d. '
LEA THERJ-JEAD .
Shearburn, \ \T .
LING.FJELD S 0
Taylor, Robert ' · ·
Taylor, T . H.
MERJ'ON.
f Downing, H . P . l~ urke F .S . I.,
"Avalon," W ilton Rd.'
t Quartennain , fl. G., K ingston Rd
MITCHAM
+ Chart, R . M ., F.S.I. , Vestry Hall
l \ 1ET¥ MALDEN.
Davison, T . V . I-I.
Davison, V ., Bartley Lodge
a La.nchester, H . J ., H.ipley Villa
lvORJJ!TON.
Dea~l.e, W . H., F .S.L, "Belmont n
Clifton Rd. '
OX TED
Fox, \V. S., & Taylo~, High St.
REDHILL.
Grant, S. \~r . , Linkficld"
.i
a Ifoopci-, T. R., Station Entrance
a Lambert~ Horace, The Town Hall
i\1o.ore, 1'.. \V. 18 Grovehill Rd .
1
Quinton, H. , Station Rd .
l<.ees, L . P ., 53 Station Rd.
REIGA7E.
Baker & Penfold (a), High St .
Barry, D . J ., High St.
Pym, Geo. E ., Dood 's Rd
Salmon, C . E ., Bell St. '
RICHMOND.
ti Ashworth , C ., 48 Selwyn Avenue
f" Brewer, y. ]., F.S. I. , 5 Hilt Rise
+ Carless1 f . J. Grosvenor Bldas
1 0
SURJJ!TON. •
./ Dud ley, F., "Oakcroft " K.ing
Charles' Rd. '
T Pearce, R. Lano, 4 Victoria 'I'cr.
SUTTON.
Bell, E . Ingress," St. S tephen ' s"
Langley Park '
Burstow, F redk. G., 6c High St.
a. <;o_l e, l~. Langton, "Loughrigg 11
h.'~1tt, F red k., 43 Haddon Rd.
a Gilbert, H ., 32 Cavendish Rd
Perrott, E . T. Th1ul•'.1T ave Rd ·
1
Price, R. \ V ., "Sal:din" .
Searles-Wood, H . D., Christ-
chu rch P ark
THAMES DITT ON
Hardwick,, A . T., The Holli.cs
f Style, A . J ., l\1:an or H.cl .
l+'ALTON-ON-TJ-JA MES.
Guyer & Timbers, Hig h S t .
King, J.C.
JVARL INGHA l1
. .
 '384
WIMBLEDON.
B inds, R. A ., 36A Hi ll Rd., & 198
M ert o n Rd .
O gden, :'II. G uy, F.S.I., 4 Hi gll t .
·a Thompson, J{o bt. J ., 47 Hill Rd .
W O A' ING .
Ba ll, A ., )!ount H e nnon
C1 a mp (t1 } & 1Jrowcr, V ictoria
Chmbrs.
Gal e, E . A . Guildford R d .
J o nes, \ .V. G., 3 Hroa.tlway, and 6
Ori enta l P l.
R idgeway , Samue l C . E. , Laven-
de r R d., ::.Iayb ury Hil l
Tu bbs, Cyril B ., & )1csscr, A . A .,
s The Broadway
-+ ' Vh itb u rn, H . A ., 7 Broadway,
a nd E lm C roft
IVOLD I NG !-! A1ll.
·a Ford , La wto n R ., F .S .L
l 'OR f( 7'0 I VN, Ca.m bPrlq .
/We bb, Geo . W., Main Rd.
SUS SEX.
BEXJ/ILL .
+ A lto n, ' V. H. , 29 1Jl·vo nsh ire R d .
B a ll , G ., C h cpbourn e lZd .
G raves ~I. D., \Y(·st...·111 R(l.
Gray, G . 1-fe rbc rt, E state Offi ce,
.SL·a Hcl.
Hi ck s, A . C . ])., Sea R d.
f }lum p hn:ys, F rank }{ , S t. L eo-
nard' s l{d .
Lun t ley, Har ry, 8 Thi a gd a le:.: n Rd.
Oakden. A . A ., i .lJl·vo nshirc Rd.
R ic h, IL, Hadd oc ks H ill
Ri ches & G ray, I IJevon shirc T c r.
Sm ith , Sidn ey, A.S. L , q. S tation
Rd ., a nd St.:a ] {cl.
Stt!ve nson & li arp, \Voodga teAv.
Thom as, C., 3 Sea lZd .
f ·w a ll , ]. H., l J D ernnshire Rd.
BOGN OJ.I.
a Guerm onp rez, H . L . E., 6 Albe rt
R el .
P ilking ton, L .1 U ppe r Bog no r Rd .
BR IGH TON.
A nscombc, John, i 1 0 Elm Rd.
A nd10 ny, A . E . (A. ;\>I.I. C .E .), &
Dixo n, H.B ., 35 E ast St.
Both a m, C layto n, 20 W es t S t.
Buckwd l 1 T. J:ic rb crt, U nion
Chm brs., 1 62 a nd i 63 North St.
Carden, A . 1 Ship St. C hm brs.
Cawth orne, F . T., r 70 N orth S t.
Clayto n & B lack , r52 Nor th S t.
-+ D e nm a n, Samuel, 27 Queen' s Rd.
t G a rrett, T ., 30 S hip St.
G erm a n, .H ector, l Duke St.
+ Gill am, \V.C . F . , C e ntral Chmbrs.,
3 No rth St. Quadra nt
Gim ble tte, H.J., 16 P a lmeira Sq.,
H ove
Goul.ty & Gi bb ins, .1 Pala ce P lace
+ Ha milton , E . J. 1 2 N ew H. d.
H t::nvit t , C. E . 1 u 8 Quee n' s R el
L a inson , T . ( / ), & Son (a), 56 E as t
St .
L oadt.:r & Lo ng , .H O l~l Ste ine
i\Iay, F . J. C.,Town H a ll (B orou g h
E ng ineer a nd Su rveyo r)
Nash, W . H., i 7 N orth St.
N un n & Hun t . 129 Qu ee n' s Rd.
N ye , A . W ., A .S . I. , H Duke St.
Nye, G . ~I. , •f7 Hove Vil la s, Hove
P a rnacott , \V. S., 37 Duke S t:
l)atching, Ed wd. Hrad 1 40 R os~y
Hi ll Tor .
P o lla rd, R obe rt, 'V{ ., u Prince
A lbert St.
Puttick , \ V., 56 E ast St.
Re cd . H. S., .Parochia l Offices,
P r inc.:~ ' s St.
Sanders. IL \V ., •lJ Preston R d.
Scu tt . T. H ., C.E ., IJ Nor th St .
S impson. T. , & Son, t7 S hi p St.
Udn oy . A. C ., P .A. S .L , r Sc lborne
R d ., .H ove.
\ V<• bb. f [C' nderso n 1 r .~2 N orth St .
\ Vi lliams, "\Y, F ., 17 l\fiddlc St .
IJl./RGESS HIL L , R.S. O.
!Ii ndlay & H.oq ucs
CHI CJJHS I ER .
S tringfello w, H. \V. (C ity S ur -
veyo r), & .Son, Hog- nor Rd .
V ern on-Inkpen, U. C., F .S.l . 1 1 9
S oll th St.
CRO IVBO N OUGJI CROSS.
( t D e nn is, La ngto n
T eul o n & Wood (a)
.EAS'lBOUR N I"'.
Chandler, A, i 9 Hrightla nd Rd.
Cooke, F . G ., 3 1-lydc: G dn s.
Coster, J a mes, .Selwyn Cottage,
Sel wy n Rd .
.C ri sford, C ., 51 Gildridgc Rd.
Earp, B ., I,H Terminu s Rd .
.Mitchell & F o rd , 2 ~· ,a n g n c y Rd.
O akden, A . A., I O Co rniield Rd .
ARCHITECTS.
P a rkinson,\ ·\T. H ., 33 G ildridgeR d.
' pe ncer. J . J., B road la nds, P rid-
eaux Rd. • C hmb rs., 20 T emple S t .
S purrel l, H . (/), & Mu rray, q
Gi ldridge R d.
'"l om es 1 C . \ Varwick, 7 G ra nge Rd.
\ Valli s, \ :V., 14 Seaside Rd .
E A ST GRINS T E AD.
Matthews. J. Do u.rrlas (/), F .S .I. ,
& So n, Lo nd o n Rel.
Nightin ga le, II. C., 2 Judge ' sTc r. ,
Hig h St.
Powell, E . T. , Londo n Rd .
H A !L S !-IA M
lVIi tc hell, Oli ve r, " Th e G ables,"
No rth S t.
J-l.IJSSOC/,·s, R .S .O.
Cl ayt on & Botham, Stanfo rd A v.
F lac k, Chas. H .
H AS T!.VG'S.
Bowley, J ohn C ., l•'. S.I. , 29 Ol d
J.. ondon R d.
Coope r, F . C . 1 1r Rob <' rts on St .
+ Coo pe r, "\•V m ., 2 1 H ave lock Rd.
f Ga nt, \V. J .. Ir }favc lock R d.
Hemb row, R obt., l ).f Qu een's Rd.
+ H owell 1 G . T ., .'\Gra nvi ll e T <' rr.
f Humphreys . F . H ., 6 Trini ty S t.
Tcff,·n·y & Sk ill er, 5 H ave lock Rd.
Kempster. L. T., .1.5 Mi.Jward Rd .
f Lan d_~c,11, M . J.. 7.' Can1br idge,Rd.
i\>lu 11 ,L), \V. fr ., & J. ])., 28 h .ob -
c rtson St.
Pl owman, F ., 3i; lfa.vc lock Rel.
Trimmi ng, J .. +6 St. ~Ia ry's T c r.
a \~T a r d, I-I., 8 Ba nk H klg-s.
f '\Velis, A rthur, Qu ee n's C hmbrs.,
Harold P l.
HAYWA R D'S H RA TH.
I-I olloway , F . ,;v, , "l{f' ngi s tbu ry"
P a nnett, A . , CJt urch Rd .
HOR S HAM .
B uck, \.V .. 60 \Ves t St.
Burstow, C . H ., 6 " 'est S t.
\:Vheeler (Frederi ck) ( () & Lodge,
Bank Chmbrs. 1 Carfax
LE W ES.
Card, H . C., ro N orth St.
a F ra nks, T . \ ¥. , C'Veirg Chmbrs.
Fu ll er , E. H ., i 9 Hig h S t.
\ Vood, F . ]. , Co unty Hall (Co un ty
.S urv eyo r )
!lf!DHU R S J'.
Buck, \V., Nort h S t.
RYE . .
J effe ry & L acey, H ig h St.
ST. LTJONA R DS.
E lworthv, T homas, Sr London Rd.
G a nt, ·v.,r. ]., 54 Church Rd .
P ig-ott 1 Chas. A . 1 & O xley, Saxo n
Chmbrs., L o ndon Rd.
f T ree, P hi lip, scr Loncl o n Rd.
SEAFORD .
+ Cooper, \ :Vm ., 2 C laremont Rd.
a F ra nks, T . \¥., C hurc h St.
SHOREHA M .
Killing\\'or th-Punshon , \"J..T., Vic-
tor ia Rd.
W ORTHING' .
B artlett, H ., H. a ilwav A pproach
Cooke , Alfred T., 5 H ighwor th
+ H yde , R. S inger, 23 E riswell Rd.
Lund, & P o tte r. The Cove ,
Christc hurch Rd.
a S elby, Edga r H., 11 C ha llel Rel.
WARWICK S HI R E.
11/Rill!NGHA .lf.
(fiOr 1-lanrlS?Yorl !t and Sm etltwt'c!.:
see Rlaffonls/1/re).
A dams . fohn. \V ., R ed Hi ll Rd.
H ay M ill s, nc;1r
A ~~1: n e, W . de L a cy, 5 W a te rloo
Alcock & D e nni son,7 1 T cmpleRow
A rke ll , D ., 1 T emp le R ow \Ves t
Ha ker , F. \V., r Broad St. Corner
.B a rnsley, E ., 2 E d mu nd St.
Bassett, J ., 250 F rederick R <l .,
Aston
a B a.tc ma n & B a teman, BI A E dmund
St.
Bewl ay, Ern est C. , I C la rend on
Chmbrs., \.Vatc rl oo St .
a Bicll a kc, \:V . H ., i\I. A ., 37 \:Vater-
loo S t.
B !enka rn , Ph ilip, 2 L a nsdown
V ill as, Hig h St., elly O a k
B lo wer, H. Dinzey, & S latte r, C .
H ugh, Cl are nd on Chmbrs.,
"\Vatcrloo St .. a nd V icarage Rd.,
J{ ing 1 s .H eath
Bosworth, C . VV., Colemore
Chmbrs" r ::\f'c,,·hall St.
B ower, Benj a min, 14 'T empl e St .
Buckla nd,H erbe rt T , a nd Farm er,
E . If::i.y,voocl , Qu ee n's College ,
Paradi se S t.
[Surrey- Warwickshire.
Bu tcher, M ., 1 2 C herry St.
/ C hatwin, Ju li us A lfred, T emp le
Coll ett, C. H ., Dal e En d
Colli er, L., 7r Co lmorc Row
Cooke , E<lwd ., Curzon Chmbrs., 27
Para d ise St .
Corser, B cniami n,5q Co lmo re Row
Cossins, P C-:a cock & Be hvay, 83
Colm ore Row
Cox & Sil k, JO N ewh a ll St.
C res well, I-I. , 12 C he rry S t .
Cross (Frank lin ) (t ) & Brooke ,
t..T ni o n Chmbrs., T emp le Row
C rouch & Hutl cr 1 Ne whall S t.
+ Curra ll , \V. B ernard, 30 T e mple
St.
D avi s, "\V. T., I mperi al C hmb rs.,
Co lm orc Row.
D enn i:;, \V . Luke, \\rest Chmbrs.,
C orpora tio n St.
D eva ll , G ., 86 New St .
D ixo n, A . S ., M .A ., 297 Broad St .
D oubl eday, \~' m. ,67 Colmo re Row
a Dunn , A . J., 86 Co lmo re R ow
a Dunn , J. G-., 4.) N ·~ w h ::i.11 St.
lfag les. S. C .. I & 2 ·wate rl oo St.
Edge, Cha s. A ., 2.J. ] r·nn C'tt' s Hill
E d wa rds, A rthur, q B enn ett's f i ill
E lli s, A., Exc ha nge C hmbrs. 1 New
St.
E sse x (fl, N ichol (a) & G oodman,
N ewh:i JI C hm brs .. 8 N cwh;Ll l S t.
Eva ns, F rancis; r 4 T empl e S t.
lt'a ulkn er, G . R epton, ro2 Co lmo rc
R ow
F l<' tc her, J ohn, 52 Inkerm a n S t.,
Vaux.hall
F loycl , 0. , .1 T emp le R ow W est
F o ul kes . \.Ym . 'I'., 78 Up pe r P er-
sl10re Rd., Soll y P a rk
G a nnaw;:-iy, A lfd. C ., 82 A New S t .
Gateley & Parsons, u 9 Col mo rc
Row
Goo ld , L . \.V .. 5 Co rporat io n S t .
Greatrcx, H. J.1 Co rporation
C hmbrs., r2r Colmore Row
Grew, John A ., Queen's Chmbrs.,
88 Col more Row
Grove, A ., 148 Cha rl es Rd ., S ma ll
H eath
+ Grugge n, R . ::.-r., M .S .I.. H oom •f6
P eP ] Hldgs., Lo\v0 r T <' mp l<' St .
G ues t , Tho mas, Cobden Rkl gs.,
Corporntio n S t.
a H ale, Alf.. l Broad S t. Corn er
f l-Ial c, VVil li am, 83 Co lm o re Row
H a ll , Be rn ard . n9 Colmore Row
.fiambli n, A . H ., 24 T c-mole Row
H a rp er. E wen & J. A lf., 57 Col-
more Row
H a rris & }Inrri ~, q B C' nnc tt's I-Iill
H a rrison, A. , Quee n' s C hmbrs.,
Co l mar~ R ow
H a rvey, \V . A ., The Estate Office,
Bourn vi lle
:H awkes, G eonre F . 1 I2 Ri chmond
Rd ., Soho H il l
I-I awkes, J. IL, & ~0 11 1 U nion
Chrnbrs., 61 T emple Row
Haywood . VVm. , q. Tcnmle S t .
H eato n. R .. Grosvenor C hmbrs.
l-I<' nma n, "\Vm. (,/), & Cooper,
Thos. (r>l. r o T emllle. t .
+ H ipki ss, F .\ \T.,r6 He ra ld Chmb rs.,
Martineau S t.
Hirst, B er tram V., S t . Ph illips
C hhrs .. ., Church .<:;t,
Holliday, S tep. J., 84 & 86 Co l more
R ow
I-Iolm es, E dward , C obden B ldgs .1
Co rpo ra tio n St.
H11ha nd. Thom.. 11 Cl aremo nt "
T enn yso n R d .. Smo ll Heath
H 11 rrhe<. B C .. I7 V ictori a Hldgs ..
Templ e Row
((, I-lug-hes, "F . G . . I2 r C'olmnre Row
I-I1:f.Im hreys -Jon es, J., n B ennett' s
In g-a ll & Son . 1 'Temple J~ ow W est
J e nkin s, \Villia m<:; 1 3+ B enn ett's
H ill
J_,atha m, A rthu r Gilhey, Roya l
Ch mbrs., 23 T emple R ow
L ea, T. & L., &Son", rqCanno n St.
a Lloycl, H . R .. 13 Newhall St .
Ll oyd, "\,Vm . I-1.. 38 B •• mwtt's Hill
n: McKew<1 11 1 A. E., 3 Ni:whall S t.
Macer- \.\'right . A .. R oya ! Chmbrs.,
2 1 'J'pmp] (' Ro w
a l\'Icl\lfi chacl. G. , ) fou nt Pl easa nt ,
K ing-'s H oad
l\'Iansell & :\I ansell , Imperial
C hmb rs., A. , Col more R ow
1'. [a rston & J-Icaley, C la rcn<;c
C hm brs., 19 Corporatio n St.
l\1a rtin & Chambcrlain 1 1 06 Col-
morc Row
M a rtin, H .. 1 Tempk R ow \Ves t
Ma tthews. R. F ., 3i; P a rad ise S t.
M eggett, J o hn, 89 Camden St.
M iller, E. 1\1., H ob l\IIoor Lane,
S mall H eath
Moore, A . \ :V., 5ou N ew St.
l\1orga n, R . B ._, 3 Li ncoln's Inn,
Co rpora ti o n St.
N ewton, T hos., \ V . F ., & Cheat le,
39 N ewh a ll S t.
+ N i c ho l ~, ] . R., 59 & 6 r ColmoreRow
O ldac re, R . S ., 14 T emple St.
f Os born e , J.P ., 95 Colm ore R ow
f Osbo rn ,] . B . IJ Bennett's H il l
Owen & \ Vard, 71 Colmorc Row
Palme r, F . L . 1 5q Colmore H..o\v
P a rsons, 0 . P ., r ~~ T emp le St.
P ayton, Geo., Colm ore Chm brs.,
I Newhal l S t.
f Phipson, A. B., Victo ria Hldgs .,
T emp le R ow
+ Pri ce, T . G ., U nion Chmbrs., 63
T empl e R ow
Proud, T . F ., II Rotton P a rk R d. ,
E dgb as ton
I<. aclcl i ff'c, .E. A., ro9 Colmore R ow
Rgg~~h)~r{ ·k~~1 cen' ~ C hmbrs.,
R eading (a) & .Andrews, 95 Col-
mo rc Row
R ey nolds,· I-I. H ., IO "\Va rw ic k
Chm bs ., i6A Co rporatio n S t.
Ril ey & S mith , ll9 C olmore R ow
a Scru to n, Vi ctor, 7 \Va tc r! oo St .
S ha rp, J. P . 1 & Co ., C ounty
Chmhrs., A ., lVb rti nea u St.
S harp -Smith, C., 21 C a nno n St.
S haw, Jas. R ., 67 Col more R ow
Shipv.•ay, .E., V ictori a Hldgs ., Tem-
p le R ow
S ma llwo od, VV., I Strcnsha m Rd.
S mi th, D ., & S on, 88 Co lmo re R ow
Smith, G ., & T ype- , 33 Newh all ,St.
T a lbot, H. F., 30 T emple St .
Taylo1·1 A . F ., 1V[alve rn Rel .,
A cock' s G rC""en
T it ley, E . Ii"., 35 Cannon S t .
Tu rn e r, T . A., & K nott, l:tera ld
C hm brs., 1'1arti ncau S t .
U rry, F . \ •\' .,C ro wn Hldgs., J a mes
W a t t St.
V ic ke rstaff & Baker, 16 B ennett's
Hill
W althew, R. G ., 24 Peel Bldgs.,
Lower T empl e S t.
\ Ya rd , D . H ., 19 \Varwi ckChmbrs.,
Co rporati o n St .
Ward , Tohn , Col mo re C hmbrs.,
J N ew1rn ll St.
W ard, W. H ., 29~ P a radi se St .
Vil hi twe ll , C., & S on, 23 T emple
Row
\ Vigley, E. H., r2 r Colmore Row
"\•Vi lIiams, D o uglas J .1 County
Chmbrs., B., 1'.fa rtineau S t.
"\Vil tshirc, C. H ., Tem ple Courts,
.15 'I"emplc R ow
\\rood & K e nd ri ck, 14 TomJil e St.
·w ood, Joseph D., Colmore
C hmbrs., J N ewha ll S t.
V.Tykes, Edw in J~ . , 7t T emple Row
Y a tes, F . T. , Colmore Chmbrs. , 1
N cwha1r s t .
CO VEN7 Rl '.
Clrntta way, I-I erbcrt ,V, 1 T rin ity
Churchyard
Donnell y, T . R., I B at h T errace
H olyhead Rd.
t Fostci·, Frederic, H ertford S t.
H a rri son & H a ttrcll, H e r tfo rd St.
J e nk in s, G. Edward, A .l\I.I.C . E .,
B a nk Chmbrs., Little P a rk St.
Purn ell, I~ .!{ . , Hi g h St.
Quick, I-l;irry, 64 He rtfo rd St.
R a ndl e, Am os, G t. l :I eath, k""ol1.;:s-
hill.
Stcan , G eorge & I saac (a), 22
L ittle P a rk St.
11 7
Ti ckn e1/(1~\'}/£.a{: -,1~ i~.ish op S t.
N ewl!y, C . l.. , Statiuu H. cl .
L/1// 111/NG T ON.
+ Cundal l, Frederick G., ,, r P a rade
+ F oster, l,. re dcri c 1 4 Eusto n P l.
1\ UNEA T ON.
Th! oreton, J oh n, & Son r Bo nd St.
+ Smith , Chas. \V., 19 M a rk et P l.
Wi gg,]., 15 A rb ury Rd .
PACA'IVOR D .
Ball, J oseph , Jun .
R UG /3!-.
Fra nk lin , J. T ., 4,, Bri dge t S t.
H a ll, j\'.[. H .. 28 Nort h St.
Will ar<l, T . W., A .S .I. , St.
A ndrew ' s C hmb rs. 1 ),.Iarket P l.
SOLlliUL_L, 11('ar Bi'rmingliam .
E ndal l, F . B ., B roomfields
STRATFORD - ON-A VON.
t A ll en, T. T . (l\I.I. A .C.E .), 2 Broad
S t.
Co x, A . M ., Munici\i al Offi ces
! { i n ton, G. 1-J. , I I C rnrc h S t .
Thompso r , \\ Ti lliam, I vy Cotta ge
 Warwick shire-Yorkshire.]
SUTTON COLDFIELD.
Butcher, M ., Wylde Green
Hodgson, C . J., Four Oaks
Langley, "\iV . J. , Coleshill S t.
Marston,A.M .I.C .E ., & Healey, t
44 High St.
J\Ioxham, Edward, L ichfiel d Rd .
+ Price, T. G . C lifton Rd .
1,VAR TV/CA-.
a J\Ioore, F . H ., 2 Northgate S t.
Stubbs, George A., 16 Coten End
Trepess, F . P., 8 Jury St.
WESTMOR E LAND .
AMBLES/DE.
Fleming, John, Rothay Garth
f Mason, W. L . , Kelsick Rd.
KENDAL.
Bintley, J. (County Surveyor),
Lowth er St.
./ Curwcn, J. F., CILS.I., 26 High -
gate
Hogga rth B ros., 69 H ig hgate
Hutton, John, CILS .l., 22A High -
gate
./ Sh;iw, Stephen, 45 Highgate
t Stalker, John , 17 Highgate
a Thomson, J., Ji'1nkl:! St.
KIRJJY LONSDALE.
+ Kassell, I., Fairbank
Kasse11, L. C. 1 Hl!ctivo Rd.
IVINDER 1l/ERE.
Gibson, D .
1\'.l"awson, 'f. H ., Hazelwood Offices
Pat.tison, J., Elim Gron~
.f "\Valker, lt., Public Hldgs.
WI L T SH IR E.
CALN£.
Henly, }!cnry C., Curzon t.
CHIPPENHAM.
BrinkworLh, Robert E., :t·.S .I., St.
l\Iary's St.
Darley, R . and J ., t.. :;\fary's St.
CORSHA:lf.
a Brakspc::i.r, H., The P riory
DEVJZES.
Isborn, Ernest C ., 33 St. Joh n St.
+ Randell, A. J., Exchange Pl.
JIARLBOROUG/-f.
B rooke, Josh ua "\Vatts, M .S .I.,
Oakleigh (Borough Architect &
'un,cyor)
Fraser, I.cwis, Teclworth
Ponting, C . E ., F .S .A ., \Vye House,
(Diocesan Surveyor)
SrlLI BURY.
f Bath,Fred.,F.S .l.,Crow n Cbmbrs.,
Bridge St.
J othams, A. C. , A .M .I. C .E .,
Ch ipper Lane . Crawshaw, l{erbrrs_ 13 Regent t.
Harding, T., & Son, 58 High t.
Peniston, lI" D evaux Lodge, East
Harnh;tm
\\'ebb, Eel. D ., F .S .A ., New St.
ST·VINDON.
Ainsworth & }Ianvood, Central
Chmbrs.
+ Beswick, R. J., 35 Regent t.
Bishop & Pritchett, 1!'.S.1. , Regent
Circus
Drew (+) & Sons, 22 Victoria St.
+ R ead, W . H ., Corn Exchange
TROIVBR!DGE .
tanley, IV. H., A .M.I.C .E .,
Market House Chmbrs.
WARM!NS7ER .
Hardick, \\T., & Son, High St.
+ Long, A. F ., Iv[a rkct P lace
1VES7BURY.
Stanley, Vv. H.,A.M.I.C.E.,Maris-
towc .~t.
W ORCESTERSH I R E.
BEWDLEY.
Webb, J. H ., l~'ri bbenb all
BROM GROVE.
t Gadd, George H ., F.I. S.E .,County
Co urt Chmbrs.
DUDLEY.
Coslett, E . G ., 18 W olverhampton
St.
Gammage, A., 7 Priory St.
Grazebrook, Tom, 23 \ Volverhamp -
ton St.
Howarth, F., 5 Ettymore Rd.,
edglcy, near
Percy & Nightingale, 26g Castle
St.
Ramsell, A., \ Volverhampton St.
EVESHAM.
H unt, George
HALES01¥EN (Bi,.mi11glinm).
B utler, A. T.
ARCHITECTS.
KIDDERMINSTER.
Downto n, C. Arthur, 70 Coventry
St.
Geth ing & Son, Oxford Chmbrs.
Meredi th & Pritc lutrcl ,Bank Hl dgs.
P6~'f~;d~~t°"'Cllarlborougb Chms.,
MALVERN, GREAT.
Baker, Albert C., 11 \ Vhitbrooke,"
C hurch St.
Ba ldwin . Ernest E., Chu rch . 't.
Holds, Thos. \ V., r Promenade
L unn, Chas. Bateman, Anglesea
I-louse, \ Vorccstcr Rd .
Lunn , 'Vm .. St. K.enelin's
a Ncvinson &Newton (rt),The P riory
Gateway
OLDBURY (Bi'nni11gham) .
:Merry-field, Thos. 1 42 Chu rch St.
REDDJTCJ-1.
_To hnsonl J., 21 Unicorn I!i ll
f Lloyd, H . l<.., Evesham St.
Neason & ·white, Church Rd.
STOURB IUDGE.
:Folkes, H. E ., Enville St.
Gething & Son, 2 Union Villas,
Q uee n St.
G razebrook, T., r68 High t.
Robinson, T., + Hagley Terrace,
Hagley St.
TENBURY.
Jarvis, R. ·w.
WORCESTER .
Close, J. Cuddon, Ombersley Rd.
Caink, Thomas, !\{. "., Arts.,
A .M .I.C.E. (City Engineer and
Surveyor), Gui ldha ll
.f+Day, Ern est, 5 Foregate St.
Hayes, J. G., 9; High St.
f Hopkins, W . ]. , Sansome Lodge,
Sansome \Valk
Iiughes, Fr,c deric, I Angel St.
Parker, A . .Hil l, 5 Foregate St.
Parker, \Vatson, t~ Forgate t.
f l'inckn ey, A . B., i\I.A., 9.; High t.
Rowe, 1I., & Soni... '~'on.:ester
Chmbrs., Pierpont .:::it.
Sheppard (Lewis), & Son (a), 5r
Foregate St.
Sutton, T ., ansome Walk
+ "\Vi lliams, J . H., 15 :Foregate S t.
Y cates & Jo nes (a), 8 Foregate St.
. Hepworth, G ., 20 Bradford Rd .
YORKSHIRE .
A OX IV 0II1'/f.
D ixon, J ohn Frederick S.
A PPEll&EY BRIDGE, nea,. Leeds.
Wright, E., . parkbrook, Green -
• ga tes
BAllNOLDSIVICK.
Lancaster, Francis, Pleasant View
BARNSLEJ".
Dixon, R . & '"ll.'., 5 J!;astgate
1'1oxon, G., Central Chm brs., 26
Church St.
Senior & Clegg, rs Regent St.
"\Vade & Turner (t), 10 Pitt St.
BAT l.l!:Y.
Brearley, John H ., lianover t.
Buckley, :Harry B., 85 Commercial
"t.
Crawshaw, 'Valtcr, Branch Avenue
Hanstock, \ Valter, Branch Avenue
V\Ta tson, Ben, B radford Rd.
BATLEY OA!!ll.
Spencer, rift-t ;~~;,~~-.Town St.
Hawe & Foley, North Bar St.
·outhern, T. H., C.E., 2+ North
Har \Vi tfio u t.
BINGLF:!".
Armistead, R ., A.l\'1. 1. C . E ., F.S.I.,
115 !\!fain ·t.
Nunns, "\Vm . R hodes, i\Iarket St.
BIRS'l 'A L, 1w1L1· /,~eds .
Hurrows, T. "\V., H uddersfield Rd .
Bllil/J/i'iJl/JJ .
Adkin & Hill (n), Prudential Hldgs.
Allan, ' \Tm ., Sunbridge Chmbrs.
Armistead, R., A.M.l.C .E.,l•'.S.I.,
8 Charles St.
Atkinson J. "\V . C ., 1 Ivegate
Hai ley, \~r . , & J. B .,9 Ma rket t.
Barker, Tbos., A .CII. I.C .E ., York .
shire Bank hmbrs. 1 5 Hank t.
Blackett, T., i8 Heidelberg Rd.,
Manninglrnm
Brayshaw, Mark & Co., 309 Bow-
ling Old Lane
Calvert, Rhode!', 4 Forster Sq.
Dobson, B., Tanfield Chmbrs.,
r7 Piece Hall Yard
Empsall & Clarkson, 7 Exchange,
Market St.
Fairbank & \Vall, Craven Rank
Chmbrs.
Gamble, G. C., 7 Parkinson's
C hm brs., :Market St.
Hargreaves, C.H., i 9 & 20 New
Corridor, Exchange
Healey, T . H., & F ., 42 Tyrrel St.
Hodgson (a) & Farrar, Old Bank
Chmbrs.
II ol land, F. , 1 r Parki nson' s
Chmbrs. , Hustl c rgate
Hope, Thos. C ., & Son, Old Bank
C hmbrs.
+ Jackson, John, Barry St.
Jackson, ' . 1 & Son Tanfield
Chmbrs., Piece Hall Vard
/Ledingham, Jam cs, District Bank
Cbmbrs., Booth St.
J~arsden, Charles E., 3 Tohn t.
Marten, H . & E., 5 & 7 Charles St.
1\1.awson & Hudson, 2 Exchange
Hldgs.
:;\filn?S, F.S.L, & France (/),
F .S.l., 99 Swan Arcade
:Moore, Fred, -J.O Sunbridge Rd .
J.
.f1' lorley, W . 1 269 Swan Arcade
I.>cterson 1 E. P. 1 Craven Hank
Chmbrs., Market St.
H?,?ertsh~'"' Joshua., & Son, 55
I yr rel St.
+ Robinson, Samuel, 15 Cheapside
Ryc roft & Firth, Bank Buildings,
~1:anc h estcr Rd.
"harp, A., Albany Bldgs., l\Iarke t
St.
Sharp, Vlm. H ., 239 Rooley Lane
\r\7 alkcr & Collinson, 227 Swan
Arcade
\Vaugh, Jo hn, C.E., Sunbridge
Cbrnbrs., Sunb1·idge R d .
\Vilcock, William , 9 L eeds Rd.
"\iVild , F., 7 Charles t.
You ng, J ames, & Co. 1 62 Market St.
JIHIJJ/,J N!;To.\' 1/UA Y.
Brodri ck, Lowther & ,, ~a. Iker,
Central Chambers
+ Rrown, R. R., 2 King St.
Dyer, Samuel, Quay Rd.
+ Earnshaw, Joseph, Carlton }louse,
"\Vi llington Rd.
Easto11 1 A., 26 Yicto ria Rd.
Shepherdson, J., 15 :Manor 't.
Jlll ! GHOU.~IC.
Brooke, E . C ., 6 Huddersfield Rd.
Dalzell, A. G., Brigg;1tc
R}ti~·kt~~~ Robt. F ., Estate Office,
Sharp & II' all er, 32 Bradford Rd .
Whi te ley, H ar ry A ., 15 Haigh St.
CASTLEFOll 11.
+ Garside & Pennington, Central
Cbmbrs. 1 Carlton St.
Greaves, J. H ., & Co., Carlton t.
Hartley, Arthur, County Chmbrs.
l\1c D owall , R . l\1:., 17 Carlton t.
OLEC'KHEA1'0l\' .
Castle, Reuben, London & l\fidland
Bank Chmbrs .
Howorth & Howorth, Old Bank
Chmbrs.
DEN!TOI,ME, BmdJord.
Pickles, I V., Cliff Ter.
DltlVSBUll Y.
Barton & Sons, Halifax Rd .
Fox, J ohn L.ane , Bond St.
Hall, H. Harwood, C .E ., Shaw
Cross, near
l{o ltom & Fox \Vc"t(Tate
Kirk, John, &Son, 1\i'arket Place
:Marriott, C . H., Son & Shaw,
C hu rc h St. Ch mb rs.
J Ridgway, Frederick \\'"m., Boro'
Chmb 1s., Bond St.
Tho rn ton, "\iV. & D ., Oates St.
DOXOA8TEI/.
Athron & Heck, Dolphin Chmbrs.,
Market P lace
Bru ndcll , H . A.: I Princes ~t.
lfurnivall 1 J., Oriental Chmbrs.,
Station R d.
Johnso n, T . !{ .,Oriental Chmbrs.,
Station Rd.
~1asters, F. , V., Ir Priory Place
S immons, John, l\'!.I.C .E ., Bank
Chmbrs.
\\Talker, J ., Greenhalgh, C .E.,
Orie l C hm brs.
Dll!Fl>'JELD .
hcpherdson,}ohn F ., Leo Villa,
Beverley R .
Shepherd son, J oseph, 14 l\Iiddle
S t. South
EOOLESHTLJ., Brndfonl.
Crawshaw, J. l\Iount View
Kendall (t) & Bakes(+),3 Cavendish
Rd.
F'Il/i,T . 11. S. O.
Dyer, Samuel, Hope St.
l\Ia.llinson,Geo., Cromwell Av.
+ Robson, R obt. l\I. , 21 Belle Vue St.
385
GOLO.All .
Shaw, Arthu r, K now l
GOOT,E.
~ndrews, VV. B., Booth ferry R d.
lhorp, H . B., Aire
GI/EAT HORTON, '"a 1· BmdJ01·d.
Spencer, amuel, .344 Gt. Horton ..
Rd.
GR--4.NGE'T'O WN, JI .SJ) .
Stai nthor p , T . "\V. , A.llI.I.C .E.,
Council Offices
GUI E!J/i,,"Y, L~eds.
C l~~ppe n dale, I:farold, Springfield
l er.
~1:uschamp 1 Hcrbe1-t, Springfield
HA T,Il•'A _y .
HChi'~:b:.~~' F. F., Southgate
Herry, R~ymond 1 Commercial St.
Booth, H . I V., Hopwood Hall, ..
Hopwood Lane
Buckley, G., + (F.S.I.), & on,
Tower Chmbrs., Sih·er St.
a Coatcs,L.,Yorkshirc Bank Chmbrs.
\ Vaterhouse St.
Dalzell, A. G., Albany Chmbrs.,
15 Commercial 't.
Farrar, T. H., Fountain Chmbrs.,
Follntain St.
Fielding-, l/., 7 Fountain St.
q-ray, \V. G., & Son, 28 George St.
}{all, l\Iedley, Crosslcy's Chmbrs. ,
29 ~orthg-ate
Horsfall, C. F. L. 1 & on, Lordt
St. Chmurs.
Horsfall, Richard ( ~ . .'.l.), & on,
22 A Commert·i;d St.
Horsfall , \~r. H . D., Tower Cham-
bers, Silver St.
fa.ckson & Fox 1 7 Raw ::;on St .
::r\lorley, E. C., Fountain St.
Patchett, T . L., Gcori;L' 't. Cham-
bers
Petty & Ive~, 12 \ \Tatrrhouse St.
Taylor, Edwin, r~ Church St.
~)son, T. Ii ., I I ~Fountain St.
Utley, Hebblethwaite & Utley 10
'Vated1ouse St. '
+ \Vals h & Nicholas. Lanes. & Yorks.
Bank C hmbrs., o_ppositc G . P.O.
J \Vil Iiams, ' V . CJement New
market Bldgs., Southgat~
If.A 11110(.' A TE.
Hag~hawc, F . (Horo' Surveyor)
).f unicipal Offices ,...
Bland & Bown, 1 o rth Park Rd.
B'1~ 1~~d~ G . E .,F.M.S.A. , J_owther
Bown, H . E. & A . 1 Y ictoria Hldgs.,..
Ja mes t.
Chippindale, A . . Lyndal c
Gibson, A~ . . A:.,, 8 <::am bridge Cres.
i\Iarshall.1 I. ] !..i City Hank Cham-
bers, ] a mes St.
l\Iorlcy, IV. J ., Beulah Chmbrs
42 Station Parnde .,
Stead, S., James St.
'VE~t ~~£has . , Exley House, Dragon.
1
"\Vhitehead & Smetham Albert
Chmbrs., Albert St. '
HEBDF:N !11/IJJGE
Cockcroft, \~Tm . H., \Vest.End
JJEOKMO};J) IV II\ E.
Castle, R . , & Son, C\Iarkct St
Rhodes, Alfred E ., Chcapside
"\Vood, S ., & Son, Cbcapsidc
HO&Mi<'ll/1"11.
BC~~~:cild~h, J oshua, & Son,
Brown & Shaw
!:)haw, Josep h, Victoria ~Iarkct
Smith, J oscph, Huddersfield Rd.
ITOWDJON.
Blackburn, \ Vm. H:., Alma House·
J!O YDA}llJ, near Barnsle11.
Sykes, Waltei· J ., West Bank
\ \Tilson,] . IV., 17r King St
HODDJ<:J/SFIELD.
Abbey & Ranson, 20 Ramsden St ..
Herry, J. 9 Qoecn St.
B rook & llransfie ld, 12 & t3 Estate
Hldgs.
Cocking, J. \Vm.
24 Vances
C hm brs., C loth IIall St.
Cooper, IV., 4 Kirkgatc Hldgs.
Hall, J. H., :Milton Pl. Fartown
Kirk, J., & Sons, 36 Jol111 "\Villiam
St.
a Loc ~wood, E . .,\V., \Vestgate
Mal li nson, C. J; ., & Son, lllarket Pl.
Lock, H. St. Peter's St .
"\Vood, "\Vm ., Kirkgatc
BULL.
Adamson,.Jas. J. , 3 & 4 Junction
P l ., \Vh1tcfria.rgate
-;.. At~~~on, 'T. B., Ir Trinity House
 386
Bingler, '"· H ., Custom House
Bldgs., ·whitefriargate
Botterill, Son, & Bilson(/} (F.S .I.),
23 Parliament St .
Brodrick, Lov,rthcr & \Va !kcr, 77
Lowgatc
a Brooks,T. D.,School Board Offices,
Albion St .
a Dossor, John ~I., ::.\Ianor 't.
Frecruan 1 Son, & Gaskell, AJbert
Chmbrs., II Carr Lane
Gelder (./) a nd Kitchen (a), 76
Lowgatc
Jacobs, B . ·.,Lincoln's I nn Bldgs .,
Bowl Al ley Lane
::\Iarshall, vV., 16 Caroline P l.
Pearson, \~r . C ., rr8 \\- est Parade,
Spri ng Bank
R un to n & Harry (nL ·a,·ile C hmbrs.,
Savi lc St.
impson , A., C.E ., go Park Grove,
Princes A,·enue
impson, Thos. B ., Custom House
Bldgs ., \Vh itefriargatc
Southern , J. H ., 9 C ha pel Lane
Thompson, T. Brownlow, r5 Par-
liament St.
Thorp, G., r St. i\1a ry's Chmbrs.,
Lowgatc
1Vatson, Tohn, Cogan Chmbrs.,
Bowl A11cy Lane
'Wellsted , W. H . t.F . .I., A .::\I.
I.C.E.), & Easton, Prince's Dock
Chmbrs.
1 {,f\. £/i; v.
Baxanda ll and Cri tchl ey, G ro\·e
Chmbrs. , ..fhe Gro\·e
.Hargreaves, _C . lI. , u Sunnybank 11
John so n, E. Barton, 6 The Gro\·e
J(EJ(} fl l,E I'.
Bailey, T. B., & So n, 1 'cott St.
Bailey, '\V., Devonshire St.
Haggas, Joh n, North t.
Hopkinson, B ., & Co., No rth St.
:U oorc & C rabtree, York Chmbrs.,
Cavendish St.
Know les, G . H. Old Bank C hmbrs.
Smith, H .. Compton Hldgs.
:Sugden, VV. H. & A., Ca\·cndish St.
'Veathcrhead 1 D. , D C\·onshirc St.
T\ll'PA X, l,e P.rl~.
Harris, Luwce, C.E., F .l. S .E.
!\NA lllil:JBtJHOUGH.
Brown, J. G., l\1anor House
Gibson, A .
1.~·Ens.
Amb ler, Thos., & on, 9 Park Pl.
,..'-\.tkinson, Geo. ,V, 1 r l\Iark Lane
Bakewell, \V., 3 Park Sq.
Beckwith & \Vebster, 2 Basinghall
Sq., Hasinghall St.
Bedtord (o) & Kitson, G reek St.
Chmbrs.
a Beevers , \.Y. H . 26 Bond St.
Bottom ley, ]. ~{, 46 A lbi on St.
Howman, G. F ., 5 G reek St.
+ Braithwaite, A . E ., 28 Norwood
Place, H cacli nglcy
Rraithwaite 1 \V . .S., 6 South Parade
Bromet & Thorman, r6 Park Row
Buckley, Harry B., 8 East Parade
Charles, J;, & Sons, 98 Albion St.
Chorley, C. R.(/ ), Conno n, J. \.Y.
(/),and horl ey, H . ·. (n),:M.A.,
. 15 Park Ro\~ . T . .. ..
Corso n, G., & J ones, \:\ . E ., 2.)
Cookridgc St.
Danby, G. F. , IO Park Row
a Dixon, A. E., 5 Park L ane
J Dodgshun, Danie l, 86 Albio n t.
Dodgshu n, E . T. 1 J East P a rade
Dyer, T., ] Arbwn St.
Fawcett, ohl! M., & ans, 26
A lbion St.
J Fraser, fames B., 8 P a rk S g.
a Hall, \Iv. Carby, P rude nti alB ldgs.,
Park Row
Hill, W., & Son, 25 Park Sq .
Hobson, \.V. A., & Co ., Carlton
Chmbrs., 82 A lbion St.
Howdi ll & Howdill (a }, 24 A lbion
St.
Kay, Tohn I .,J4 Prudential Bldgs.,
Park R ow
ABERDEEN.
Allan, J. A. Ogg, 22 Un ion Ter.
Beattie & Macdona ld, 21 Bridge
St.
Brown & W att, 17 U nion Tcr.
Hrucc, A . C. , 12+ U nio n S t.
Clyne, Arthu r, r23t Union t .
Coutts, Geo., 22 John St.
Gauld, \V. E., 156 Un ion St .
ARCHITECTS.
Kelly T., 5r Rockingham St.,
\Yoo<lT1ouse Lane
Kendall+ & Bakes,+ Calverley
Cbmbrs., V ic toria Sq.
a Kirk, A . E. , rJ Hond S t.
Lawton,]. \V. , 86 A lbion St.
Leak, T. E., J4 Wate rloo Rd.,
Hunsl ct
!\Ii tche11, Fred, 9 Upper Fountaine
St., A lbion St.
a lVIusto, F rcd k., 51 and 52 Greek St.
Chmbrs.
Neill, Archibal d, 18 Cookridgc St.
Nelson, C har les S., S un Bldgs.,
I.) P a rk Row
Oldroyd, J oscph, 16 Infi rmary St.
Perkin (./) & Bulmer(./}, Centra l
Bank Chmbrs., Toronto t.
P ott,vValtc r, H.M. Office ofWorks
Rhodes, Freel W. , IJI Upper
Wortley Rd.
R ic hardson, "T·E ., Rothwell, near
l lobinso n, P., 72 A lbion St.
I S mi th & (f) Twcedale, 12 South
Parade
Sp ivey, f. Chas., lh nk S t. C hmbrs.
Swale, C has. D., 98 Albion St.
f Thorp, \ Vi ll iam H. , 61 Albion St.
Thorp, 'Vindsor, 22 A Commercial
St.
Wilkinson, C. F., 38 Park Sq .
j \Vil son, T. Butle r, & Oglesby, 12
East P a rade
l.Yi nn, Thos. F.S.I., 92 A lbio n St.
\.Vood , R ic lrnrd, J Park Lan e
L TV I0/1 8 /WGJi;.
Sinkinson, Samuel, lVIill Bridge
Jl/AT,'l'nN.
I Channon, C . H., Market St.
MJi;f,'f'HA 1lf.
Carter, 'Villiam , r Stati o n St .
Jl/F:Xfl()/10(/G H.
Furnival, J ., 69 High St.
Whi te, Geo., A.M.l.C .E., Estates
Office
JUJnD L/J.8Rn fl() UG H.
Bottom ley, J. Mitchell , 28 Albert
Rd.
Duncan, IV., 43 ·AJbert Rd
Kitching-, R. R., A lbert Rd .
Lin ton, vV. H ., Albert Rd.
Lofthou se, R., F. S.I., & Son (n) ,
62 Albert Rel.
Moore, R obert, 7 Albert Rel .
+ Newsome, Arthur F ., Albert Rd.
R oberts, vValte r G ., 61 A lbert Rd.
AI!LN81111Jn G Ji;, Huddei·.~fi P, lti.
Lunn, J ohn E., Exchange Bldgs.
,JJl//Ji't Ef,D.
Barker, J oh n, Exchange Blclgs.
Burrows, Tohn \7'i/., King S t.
Hare, F . If. , Town Hall
I1oworth & Howorth , Caxto n
Hldgs.
,JJ O/lf,fi:Y.
Birds, S . l .. J9 Fountain "t.
Buttery & Hirds, Exchange Bldgs.,
Queen St.
Clegg, G. B ., Qu een St.
OAK JV Ol l 'l'ff. [(eif!/ilPg.
Judson (Jo hn } & Moore, Bo~thorn
1188/.;'l''l', 11 .8 . () .
Kendall , vVilli am A., Bank St.
n·1•1,E 1- .
Fairbank & vVall, l\Ianor Sq .
+ l\1arshall, A.,
Craven Bank Cham~
be rs
PENl8 .1'0NE, 11ear Slie.ffoeld.
Brettoncr, H. J .
PON1'EF'RA OT.
Brookes & Ke lly
Garside & P ennington, Ropcrgate
Greaves & Sidebottom, C.E.,
Rope rgatc Chambers
Grca\'es, J. H., & Co., Corn l\'.Iar-
kct
H urst, Wm. 1 Corn l\1arkct
Keyworth C has., Rank Chmbrs.
Pickersgill. E. E., Southgate
Tennant, \V. ]. , &Bagley, Ropcr-
gate Chmbrs.
Scotland.
lronside.,·Vm. D a lton , A .~I. I.C.E . ,
3 Golden Sq.
Tenkins & i\Iarr, 16 Bridge "t .
:Kelly, \ •V.,,,5U nion St.
Matthew~ & .:\1ackcnzic, 343 U nion
St.
Mavor, Alcxandc•r, 2£ Bridge St.
Thi ackinnon, A. H. L., 245 Union
St.
r (J[)SJtl-.
Hodgson(") & Fa rrer, 9 Lowtown
Nelson, Charles S., Fulncck
Q(IEJi;NS II U II Y.
Drake, J o hn, & So n, "\\Tinter Bank
RA JVNAllSH.
P latts, J., High "t.
RIPON.
Hargrave, F. H., :i\Iarket Place
Harrison, Samuel, l(irkgate
'.Yall, Tom, Stud ley Estate Offices
RIPPDN/JltN.
Crawshaw, Jam s, '\Voodville
HO'l'HERifJIJf.
Axleby, J ., 89 "Wilton Lane,
Th1asbro'
+ Hubba rd, E. I sle, 1Ioorgatc St.
Johnson, Geo. Handley, 38 Iiigh
St.
Knight, J. E . , JJ College St.
Platts, ]., High St.
Smelhu rst, Ii. L., Dcnaby & Cade-
by, Offices, Conisbrough
Tacon, Ha.rry L ., I I \Vestga tc
8ALTBUl!N-BY-'tl1J!,"- 8EA.
Peachey , Wm., C.E ., 3 A mber St.
Tomlinson, \V . T. Newton, War-
rior Ter., 'VinClsor St.
817.dllBOllOUG FT.
a Barry, \V., 102 'Vestborough
.Edeson, Chas., 25 Huntri ss Row
Hall, Cooper & Davis, 2,f vVest-
boroug h . Blacka , ]. R., 15 Ga rden St.
P~t~'frur~i~~~dilo~~ctoria Chmbrs,
Petch, James, Victoria Chmbrs.,
22 Huntriss Row
Petch, John, JO Ha r "t.
Runton & Barry (n), l-Iuntri ss
Chmbrs.
T ugwel l, F . A. (a} & S ., ro2 \.Ycsl-
borough
8ELBr.
Garside & P en nington
Ullathorne, T . Si mpson, ~Iillgatc
8111\Ji'i<'JE/,JJ.
Appleby, Alfred, 66 Surrey St.
B eale, H. vV., COf Gell "t.
Campsall, '\V. T., 19Fig Tree Lane
Clark, J ohn, :;:; Norfolk S t.
Davidson, R.,::\I.I.C.E., \.Yhitclcy's
Chmbrs., 37 'urrcy St.
1' E a rl e, T. P., No rfolk Chmbrs.,
No rfolk Row
Elli s Bros., J7 Orchard St.
Fowle r & Marshall, Fs.S.I. , J
Hartshcad
Gibbs (f) & Flockton (a), 15 S t .,
Jam es's Row
Gibson, Clement, l Orchard St.,
Church t.
Greenwood, A lfred J., Beverley
H ouse, \ .Yadborough Rd.
a Hadfiel d, M . .£., Son (f) & Gar-
land, 14 Norfolk St.
Hale, W. J ., IJ St. Jam es' Row
H a ll & F enton, 14 St. J ames' Row
Hemsoll & Paterson {o ), Imperial
Chmbrs. , 18 No rfolk R ow
Holm es & VVatson (n), St . J ames'
Chmbrs., Church St.
f Innocent, C. T. , F .S.I., 22 High St.
Lancashire, ,V, H., & Son, JYiont-
gomcry Chmbrs., Hartshead
Lockwood, VY". H. , 5, 6 & 7 Palatine
Chmbrs. , Pinstono St.
« Mitchell-\Vi thcrs, J. B., 7J Surrey
St.
Norton, J ., Alliance Chmbrs.,
G eorge t .
Rhoden, W. ..f., Buckin gham
Chmbrs., S t. Ja mes' S t.
Sampso n, George & Sons, Estate
Off,ces, B eauchi f A bbey
Shepherd, E ., Meadow View,
.Brightsidc , near
Smi th, J., St. Peter's Chmbrs., 1
Hartshcad
Tay lo r, W. T. , JS Bank St.
Turnell, A . ]~ ., 22 High St.
W ebster, H e nri·; St. Ma ry's
Chmbrs., Norfo k Row
a McMillan, D. &J. R .,>IIUnion t.
J\!Iilno, Geo. F ., l37 U nion t.
Mitchell , G. B ., 12 D ec St.
Murray, A.]., 183A Union St.
Rust, John , 224 U nion St. (C ity
Architect)
Ru xton, V\f ., 8.J. Union St.
Smith, 'V. & J ., & Kelley, 170
U nion St.
[Yorksh 're-Scotland.
/ "W ebster, J. D ., IQ St. J ames' St.
Wheen, John T. , 9 St. James' Row
a W.igfull; )· R., Parade Chmbrs.
V(ilde, 1...:reorge A., 9 Bank St.
'\:Vilde, \.\Tm. , S harrow
1.Vil son, G . A ., Hartshead Chmbrs.
+ \¥inder, E . Corn Exchange Cham-
bers, \~f h arf St.
+ Winder, T ., A.M. I. C.E., Duke of
Norfolk's ]'state Office
Winterburn, Arch. H ., 23 Oxford '
St.
SHIPLEY.
Crawshaw,]., 54 Otley Rd.
SJUPTON.
Broughton,"/;· \V., r9 H igh St.
Vf~~'Jl's{t( .E.), & Son, rs Swad-
SOWERBY BRIDGE.
Wilkin son, S., Town l{all S t.
STANNINGLEY, Leeds.
Gill, '¥alter D., 2 S ummerville
Terrace
TADCASTER.
Bromct & Thorman
7HORNABY-ON-TEES.
+ Linton, \V. H., J\ilandale
Smith, Wm., l\1andale Rd .
THORNTON, 81'ad/ord.
Pickels, '"'· 'New Rd .
TODMORDEN .
f Horsfall, Jesse, F .M.S .A., Burnlea
Mitchell, T. H., Strand
Sutcliffe & ' utcliffe (a), 6 Room-
fie ld Hldgs.
UPPER MILL (v i a Oldham).
Howcroft A. J., Spring Bank
Lawton, Jam es, St . Chad's
I.VA KEFJELD.
Crutch ley, H.,Town Hall Chmbrs.,
King St.
Crutchley,vV.,Town Hall Chrubrs.,
King St.
+ Edmondson, Herbert, 7 l \.Ves~gate
Edwards, J. Vickers, County H all,
Wood S t . (County S urveyor)
F awcett & Ainsworth, Old Town
Hall
Hart, Abraham, Bank St., I.Yest-
g ate
Newbald, A . H., 21 King St.
+ Nicholson, A . ~., r r a nd 13 City
Chmbrs., 38 W ood St.
S impson (t) & Richardson, South-
gate Chmhrs.
Tattersall, E . C., 8 Southgate
Thornton, l •V. & D., 2r King St.
Vaughan , J. , Tl_10rnes
+ W atso n, \V'm. , I( ing S t .
Wrigley, vV., 6 \Vcstgate
1'f/"Hf7BY.
Mill igan, John J. , 77 Baxtergate
a. Smales, E. H., Arundel Howe
Walker, H. G . & H y., W est Cliff
WOMB WELL, near Bamsley.
Linford, A . H., Carlton Villa
R.obinson, J ohn
Yli'ADON.
F oggitt, George, Ashfield
Harrison, A ndrew, & Son, High St.
YORK.
Bell, Wm. , Architect's Office,
N . E. Ry.
a. Benson,George,NunthorpeAv.
Brown, ,V., & Son, City Chmbrs.,
Clifford St.
Demaine & Brierley, 13 Lendal
Hepper & F'clgatc, St. Mi chael' s
Chmbrs. 1 S purriergatc
Hornsey and Monkman, ro Rail-
w ay 't.
.Tones, G. H. Fowler, 8 Lendal
Pegg & De Hurgh, 7 Stonegate
Penty (./) & Pcnty,Lcndal Chmbrs.,
Lendal
P erkin (f) & Bulmer (f}, 7 Stoue-
gate
Taylor, Edward, 7 S ton egate
Souttar, J. & J. A ., 42 U nion St.
a Sutherland, G ., 1 24 U nio n S t .
\.\Talker, Geo. J., & Duncan, 3
Golde n q .
vVilson, Robert G., 181A Union
St.
ABERFELD J".
Bell , \V. , C.E .
Cameron, R.
 Scotland]
AIRDRIE.
Arthur,_Geo., & Son, 4 Graham St.
Baird, W., 1Iarket Hldgs. Hail-
craigSt. ' Ducllope, I I Reform St.
Scotland, John, I.).1 ., 12 B roo m-
knoll St.
Thomson, J., & Sons, EastVictoria
Place
ALEXANDRIA
Bosto n, i\Icnzi cs & i\I~rton 17
Bank St. ' Hunter, I obt., 11 Barrack St.
ALLOA.
Frame, Thos., & Son, 43 l\fill St.
-1" Ken-, G . A ., 30 l\ Iar St.
1 den t Bldgs., 49 Meadowside
Leishman, J. S ., 4·1 Mill St.
l\ifolvin, J ohn, & Son, 63 l\ia1· t.
ARMA DALE, S.0 .
Ba ird , VVill, Hurgh Hldgs.
ARBNO.ll'fl.
Canrcr & Symon, _Brothock Brid ge
Ga"in, ~Iugh,.4.2 Hi.11 St.
Scott, h .. 83 tt1 gh St.
ARDROSSAN.
Gillil lan 1 A., J Prin ces St.
Porte r, H . , Win ton Hldgs.
Shaw, C. J., Brough Hldgs.
A J'/?.
EC"~~:~~~'.'' H. V . & J., Welling
Iiu ntcr, J. K .. , 5 1 Sandgate
ramicso n, ]/ ' 70 N t:W markct St.
Ker r, \V., J. A . (Glasgow), '\Vel-
lingto n Chmbrs.
.McC ldland, vV., 6 r Alloway St.
J Morns, J a mes A., l.A . (Glasgow),
\\Tcllingto n Chmbrs.
Murdoch, Tohn, .E., I.A. (Glas -
gow), 62 "Sandgate St.
Stevenson , A. , 1! Cathcart St.
Young, J. l\IcHardy, 9 Sandgate
St.
BANFF.
Cosser, C . Vlf., 1 Carmclite St.
-t
BELLSl-/ILL, S.O .
Harvie, Robt. Garfield Rd .
R oss (Malcolm) & 'ons, Masonic
Bldgs.
BIGGAR.
Morrison~ L. A., :\Iurrayfielcl
l\11.1:rray, J Oho Lamb, l.A., Heavy-
s1dc
BLAIRGOIVRIE.
Falconer, L. & J., 27 Bank Rldgs.
MS~~onald, J. A. R., 16 Newton
BONESS. R .S .O.
Dodds, Jas., Annieslea Villa
BRECH IN.
Fettis;w., 31 St. David t .
-Galloway, D.W'ishart, 2 l\farket St.
BURNTISLAND.
.Swanston+ & Legge, r3 Cromwell
Rd.
CAMHUSLANG .
,Ferguson, W., Wcmyss V ill a
Miller, A. Lindsay," Borgic"
CARLUKE.
Riddell , Andrew J., 'tation Rd.
CARNOU 7JE.
Bruce, Jas. P., Commercial Bldgs.
CASTLE DOUGLAS.
·+ Imrie, Benjamin B., C.E,, 32 King
St.
l\Iacgr~gor, John Al"x .., C.E .. 9
King St.
OOATBRIDG'E .
Davidson, _Tas. 9 Academy St,
'" Mitchell, Alex . :\IcGregor, Hank
J31dgs.
Shaw. Jas., 15 Academy t.
~ mith, ·Thos. 3 Chu rch St.
1 Cooper & Taylor, 14n George St.
CORSTORPHINE.
.a \Villiamson, Jas. A ., St. John' s
Rd.
CUPAR .
Bruce. Henry, A.M.I. C.E ., County
Rid gs.
.i\T('wman, Ii. A .. Calcutta Cottage
Storrar, D., C.E., 3 St. Catherine
St.
DINGvVALL.
Toass, Wm. C., 4 Drynie Ct.
+ 1.fackenzie, ' Vm., County Bldgs.
DUMFRIES.
Barbour, Jas., 3.3 Buccleuch St.
Carruthers, F. J. C., 25 Buccleuch
St.
·Crombie, A. B., Union Chmbrs.,
U11ion St.
Kinnear, R. K., C.E., 143 Irish St.
DUNDEE.
.Alexander, vVm ., 32 Bank St.
(City Arch.)
Baxter, G. S., A .:VI l.C.E., 93
Commercial St.
IBlackadder, Robt., +1 Reform St.
.Bruce, J., &: Son, Commercial
Bldgs.
1\RCHITECTS.
Buchanan, George C., M .LC .E.,
Harbou1· Chmb rs.
f Cappon, T. Marti", 30 Reform St.
Foggie , Jas., & Son, 2 Raglan St.
Gauldie, VY ., 23 Panmurc 't.
Gibso n, Robt., 2 India Bldgs.
Harris, Geo. A., 61 ReformSt .
Hende rson, J ohn J. , A.:.II.I.C.E.
7 W ard St.
IIutton, Jas ., 61 Reform St.
John ston &Baxter, Scottish P ro vi-
't Keith, R., & Son, 10 '\Vhitehall St.
Langlands, ]. H., 81 Murraygate
Lindsay, W. & R., 7 Ward Rd.
McCulloch&Jamieson,A.M.l.C.E.,
20 'Vhitehall St.
f Mackison, W ., C.E.,F.S .A.( cot.),
91 Commercial ' t . (Burgh Su r -
veyor)
Maclaren, J., & Sons, 24 Bank St.
Murray, Richard G ., 74 Commer-
cial St.
Niven (a) & '\Vri gglesworth (a), 32
Bell St.
f Orr, L., Whitehall St.
Ower, C., & Co., A .M.I.C.E., rn4
Commercial St.
f Ower, L., C.E., 5 'Vhi tehall t.
Pyott, Geo . ·~_cast l e St.
f Robertson, t lVl., J3 ~\lbert Sq .
Robertson, I hos. S., l! .S.A.(Scot. ),
St. Andrew's Bldgs., lIIJ Seagate
Salm ond, J as . & F., C.E:, 6 High
St.
S ibbald, Jas., A .i\I.l. C .E., JS
Commercial St.
Thoms, P . H .. r8 Commercial St.
Thomson, J., gr Commercia l St.
DUNFERMLINE .
Halley, W., Castleblai r Park
Houston, John S t. ~1:argaret's St.
1
Muirhead, A., 97 High St.
Scobie, Andrew, 5 Doug las St.
Swintonr,...)¥illiam, Ronnar S t.
Ure, T . Hyslop, 43 Carnegie St.
DUi\!OON.
Fraser, Wm. Ferry Brae
l\1acintosb, C. ]. l\'.L , C.E .. Bu rgh
B ldgs .
DUNS.
Fortune, George, K.ilm<.'ny House,
Bridgend
EDJNIJURGl-f &- LEITH.
Ada ms, J. G ., 34 St. A ndrew Sq .
Allan, Alexr., 2 Torphichen t .
Aitken , G . S., F.S.A. (Scot.), 49
Queen St.
Anderson, Simon, & Crawford, 16
Rutland Sq.
Anderson, Wm., 252 :M orningside
Rd.
Annan, Robt., 68 Constitution S t.
Armstrong, W . J., 57 Manor Pl.
Beattie, G., & Son, 136 George St.
Blackadder,-, H.ockvill e, Grange
Rd.
J3lanc, Hippolyte J ., A .R .S.A., 7J
George St.
Brechin, W. B., n Upper Gilmore
Pl.
Brcingan, J ohn, 29 Queen St.
Brooks, E., BankChmbrs ., 7 Derby
St., Leith
Hrowne, G. VV., 8 Albyn Place
Bryce, D. & ]. (/), i31 George St.
Calvert, Edward, 10 North .. t.
Andrew St.
Cameron, Robt. l\I. , 24 George 't.
Carfrae, J. A ., 3 Queen St.
Cou_si n & Ormis..ton, ;4~ Princes St.
Craig, Geo., l!.G.S .E., 85 Duke
St. Leith
a Cumming, \V . N ., 12 N . St. An-
drew St.
Deas, li'rank, 63 Frederick St.
Donald, Geo ., 46 Polwarth Gdns.
Dunn & Findlay, 35 F rederick St.
f Fairley, J . Graham, India J3ldgs.
Fiudlater & lV[urray, 26 Frederick
St.
Findlay & Rogers, 16 George St.
Forrester, J. M., 39 Broughton Pl.
Goalen, Jas., r.p Constitution ~ t. ,
Leith
Gow, D . A., 20 York Pl.
Green Geo. K., 28 Queen St.
Greig,' A. , 44 Queen St.
Grey, \Villiam Henr;:, Y .R.A.M.
(Scot.), .'9 George St.
Hardy & Wight, 74 George t.
Hay & Henderson, 12 Queen St.
Henderson, P. L., r22 George t.
Henry, J. Macintyre, 7 South
Charlotte St.
Hope, Thos., 34 St. Andrew Sq.
Jcrdan, James, 12 Castle St.
J ohnston, Charles · . S ., JS Han-
over St.
Johnston, J. ill., 85 Constitution
't. , Leith
a Ke rr H enry F ., 36 Hanover S t.
1 St1rl1ng, VVm., r2 lsland S t.
Kinross & Tarbolton, 2 Aber-
cromby Pl.
Laidlaw, IV. C., 4 York Bldgs.
Leadbetter, T homas (F.S.A. 'cot.),
& Fairley, ]. :McLellan (a), 17
Young St.
Lessels & Taylor, 50 George S t.
a Lorimer, R. ·. , 49 Queen St.
Lumsdaine, J oh n, 25 George St.
Lyle a nd Constable, 3 Hill St.
i\l[cArthy a nd \.Vatson,25 Frederick
t.
M'Culloch, A. & R., 25 Gayfield
M'~;van, Jas., 20 G eorge St.
MS~~ibbon & Ross, 6j Frederick
M'Lachl a n ·w. I-I. , 14 Hill St.
1 Ch~l~uers, P.
M'Laren, ·Jo hn, 35 York Pl.
Maclean, J \Vhite, 6 Ou cen St.
+ Macnaughton, A lex. V\T., i8 Duke ·
St.
Macpherson, Archibald, F .S.A.
( cot.), 7 Young St.
i\1aidman, Edw. C. H., 23 outh
Charlotte St.
a Marwick, Thomas P., _4_3 York Pl.
Me nzi es, Duncan, 39 York Pl.
Miller, J as., New Block, Admiralty
St.
Mitchell, C., C.E., F .S .A. (Scot.),
132 Princes 't.
Mitchell ( ydney) and \\Tilson, 13
Young St.
Morham, Robert, City Chmbrs.
(City A rc hitect)
Murray, R., 50 George St.
N isbet, J.B., r9 Young St.
Paterson, H. ., & 'on, 33 Howe t.
Paterson, R. :E-I amilton (County
Arc ht.), T01\ George St.
Paterson, Thomas T. , 5 York Pl.
Paul, A . F . H., 21 St. Andrew Sq .
Pearson, J.E., 24 Castle St.
P eddie & Washington-Brown, 8
A lby• Pl.
Pedd ie, Thomas, J6 George St.
Potter, Hy. Y., Bo South Clerk St.
Raithby, H. W., 135 George t.
Reid ,. D., J4 St. A ndrew Sq .
Rhind, 1'. Duncan, IOA George St.
R~~r; s:~'ci sf.avid, A.R.S.A., 4
1 ~aig! John, 56 Waterloo 't.
Scott, J. N., & Campbell, 44 Queen
St.
Sbiells, R. Thornton, 6 Dudding-
ston Pk., I ortobello
Simpson, Geo., Town 1-Iall, Leith
Starforth, R obt. H., 12 Pitt St.
Steell, \V., 9 H.a ndolph Pl.
Thompson, VV. N .1 85 Constitution
St.
Thomson, Jas., SJ George St.
Thomson, Jas., 1L, 12 York Bldgs
T'veedie, Chas. E ., 8 Clarence !:>t . .
\\Talker, Hy. \.Y., 7 North St. An·
drew St.
\ Vatson, George, 4 Hope t.
\.Vatson, G., 6 York Place
\V~'/.telaw, John , C.E., JI Alba ny
'Wilkie, Rollo W . F., 122 George
St.
Williamson & Inglis (a), 3 t St.
A ndrew Sq .
"\Vilso n, G . i\Iurray, 40 Braid Rd.
Wilson, Robt., 3 (Juecn St.
ELGIN.
Doig, Chas. C., C.E., 147 High St.
M ilne, John, 29 High St .
a Pratt, R B., County Bank House
Reid, A lexr. & Wm., & Wittet, 81
High St.
Sutherl and (a) & Jamieson,51 High
St .
ELIE, R.S.O.
Currie, J., Park Pl.
FALKIRK.
Black, A . & W., 5 King's Arms
Court
Copland, Thomas M., High t.
Gauld, A lex:i. C. E., llfol ville t.
Goods1r, J. J:' . , C.E., Newmarket
St.
Page, G. D:..\ Old ~lebe Chmbrs.
Strang, J., L...E., Vicar St.
FORFAR.
Carver & Symon, ~·~ Castle St.
Gavin, Hug-h, 42 hast High St.
McLean, vV. L., 62 North St.
FORRES.
Forrest, John 1 129 High St.
Fulton, P.,North of Scotland Bank
Bldgs.
387
FORT WILLIAM.
Falconer, L. & ]., 4 Cameron Sq .
GALASHJJ:.'LS.
Hall, J. & f., Ladhope Vale
GALS70N.
Macintosh, J ohn, 'trath Cottage
GLASGOW.
Adam, Alex., 2r2 St. Vincent St.
Barclay, I-I. & D., I.A., 245 St.
Vmcent t .
BiS~~i c & :\Iurr ay , 1 49 St Vincent
n Brom head,. H . K., I.A., 24J St.
Vincent St.
Bruce & H ay, I.A., 261 'Vest
George St.
Burnet & Boston, 180 H ope St.
Buroett, J ohn(j'), & Son( a), 167 St.
Vmc<:::nt .St .
Campbell, J ohn A ., 44 "\Vest
George St.
:Mac;:gregor, I. A .,
F .S .A . (Scot.), 95 Bath S t.
Chalmt:rs, Jarn cs, 93 H ope St.
ClS;_ke & Hell, l.A.,212 St. Vincent
Cl~:~~d":.i· E., I.A., 178 St. Vin-
a Conner, \\' . Tait, 121\VestRegent
St.
CS~an, J . L., I.A., 136 Wellington
Craig, J. J., C .E., 175 St. V incent
St.
Cunningham, J oh n, 160 Bath St.
Dalglish, R. , 178 St. Vincent St.
Douglas (Campbell) (/) & i\Iorri-
son, I.A., 206 "t . Vincent St.
Duncan, J<.obt., 205 I-lope St.
Dykes, T . (I.A.), & KoDertson, A .
(a), 6,; ' Vest l{egent St.
Ewan, Robt., io1 St. Vincent St.
a Fairweather, J obn, r1 Bothwell ' t .
Ferguson, VV., u4 West Campbell
St.
a Frazer, Wm., 248 W est G~orge St.
Gardner, Alex., 209 St. Vincent
St.
Gibson, l\1. ., I. A., 13r 'Vest
Regent 't.
Gordon,]., 261 West George St.
a Gourlay, Chas. , L A. , 30 Hamilton
Drive, Hillhcad
a Gh~il1, Gt:o. , 158 :Hill S t., Garnct4
H amilton, J., 212 St. Vincent St.
Hi ggins, J as., 71 Hath St.
Hill, G . ~., 77 Queen t.
Honeyman, ]. (I), A .R. S.A., &
Keppie, 140 Bath St.
Howie, \.Ym. H ., I. A ., r31 \Vest
Regent .. t.
}':Hutchin son, J. , I.A., 127 St. Vin-
cent St.
. In!fra m, \Vm., r34 Bath St.
./ L~1pe r, \Vm. , t21 \.Vest George St.
"L111dsay, J., 248 W est George St.
lV[ acBcan, p., Office of Public
\ Yorks, City Chmbrs.
a l\II'Gibbon, A ., Central Chmbrs.
ro9 Hope St. '
McGibbon , W. F., I.A., 221 West
George St.
McKellar, John C., I.A., 103 Bath
St.
McKissack, J., 68 West Regent
St.
lVIcNaughton, D., I.A., 137 " 'est
R egent 't.
Mac\.Vhanncll & Kogerson (a) 0-g
\Vest R egent St. '
Miller, A. Lindsay, x22 \.Vellington
St.
Miller, J ., I. A., 22J 'Vest George
St.
Miller & B lack, 58 Renfield 't.
Mitche ll , Hy., i21 W est R egent St.
Monro, J. M., I.A., 28 Bath St.
Myles, A., 83 West R egent St.
a Paterson, A. N., M.A., 136 \Vel-
lington St.
Paterson, R. Hamilton, Exchange
30 Gordon St. '
Petrie, Alexa nder, r34 'Vellington
St.
Purdie & Gillespie, 164 Bath St.
R1tch1e, J., 209 't. Vincent St
Robinson, Chas. H., 49 Bath St.
Ro·w an, VY. G., 234 'Vest George
St.
Salmon, J., & Son (j'J, I.A.1 5 •
Bothwel l t. "
a Si nclair, Geo. , 95 Hath St .
S kirving, A., I.A., 121 West
Regent St.
hort, John, 164 Bath St.
Simpson, Geo., 233 t. Vince nt St.
Steel & Balfour, no Mains St
Blythswood Sq. .,
 388
Sturrock , D., 95 Bath St.
Tennant, W ., 219 Hope St.
Thomson, D., & 1\1enzies, C., I.A.,
2 West Regent St.
Thomson, Turnbull & Peacock, 122
\Vellington St.
\Valton, H. D., n Bothwell St.
f Watson, T . L., I.A., 166 Bath St.
Wemyss, Hoht., 103 Bath St.
Whyte, \V. McN., 103 West
Regent St.
Wightman, .R. A., 65 'West Regent
St.
a Wilson, J. B ., I.A., 92 Bath St.
\Vyllie, lJavid V., rn2 Bath St.
Zamorsksi , C . J ., 261 West George
St.
GOLSPJE .
Bisset, L .
GOREBRJDGE, R.S.O.,
JlfidLot/izlu1. .
Smith, Robert
GOUROCK.
Garvie, John, 89 Shore St.
GREHNOCK.
Boston, j\([enzics & Morton, I I
\Villiam St.
Kerr, Andrew, l\1ansion House
Robson, J., 25 \!\Test Burn St.
Stewart, Jam es H. , I.A., and
Al exandr..:r, Jas. 1\1., 2 H"ami lton
St.
HADDJNGJ'Oi\f,
Farquharson, john , 3t Court St.
Ii A MILTON.
Cullen, A ., C.E., F .S.A., Quarry
St.
Paterson, Garvin , 19 Cadzow St.
HAW/Cf(.
Alison, James P., r9 Bridge St.
1-!ELENSBu'RGH.
Leiper, \.Vi lli am, T erpersey
:Mitch e ll , H., Thornfield
VVemyss, l<.. , Durie House
HUNTLY.
Duncan, Robert, 9 The Sq uare
.!NVERNESS.
Rlack, Robert, C.E., 22 Union St.
Cameron & Burnett, Academy
Hldgs.
/ Carruthers, W. L., 42 Union St.
Gall, J o hn H., 4 Lombard St.
Gran t, Alexr., C.E ., Queensgate
l\1acdonald 1 l . Pond, 3 Union St .
lVlackenzie, .Alex. F ., IS Union St.
ABER.AVON.
Margrave & Peacock
Smith, F . G., High St.
ABE RDA RE.
l\101·gan & Elford (t), 34 Cannon
St.
Roderick, Thomas, Ashbrook
House
Smith, J.Llewellin, Vic tori.~ Chbrs.
Treharne, G. A., 18 Canon St.
ABERDOVEY.
Hipkins (+) and Bassett (a), Bryn
Eglwys
ABERKENJ•/G.
Hurley, J.,& Son, 10 Bridgend Rd.
ABERYSTW!TH.
Hipkins (t) & Bassett (a), Post
Office Chmbrs .
+ Jones, G ., and Son, 17 George St.
Morgan, T. E., 12 Baker St.
Deakin (A. B. & W. Scott +) &
Howard-Jones, l Baker S t.
AMMON.FORD, R .S.O.
Harry, W. D., High St.
BALA.
Jones, Robt. Lloyd, C.E., Mount
P l.
BANGOR .
Davies, Richard, 125 High St.
Grierson & Belli s, High St.
Hall, Richd., 253 High St.
a Hughes, Harold, Arvonia Bldgs.
1' Shearson-Gregory, P ., 228 High
St. (Diocesan Surveyor)
'Williams, Tobn,;. Penlau, near
VVilliams, W. u-., 220 High St.
BARMOU71-J.
a Evans, Tobn Ed., Bwlch
Jones, :R. L. , C.E.
BARRY.
Knapman, W . E., St. N icholas
Rd.
Pardoe, J . C., Kirk lands
ARCHITECTS.
Mackintosh, Vvilliam, 36 Academy
St.
l\1unro, Tbos., 36 Academy St.
l~hind, ]as. R., 28 High Oi t.
l<obertson, Tobn, 39 L1 nion St.
Ross (/) & Macbeth , Queen's Gate
Chmbrs.
Squai r, John, York House, 20
Church St .
!RV/NE.
Armour, John, Jun., Smith Hill
JOHNSTONE .
l{crr & \V atson, Houston Sq.
KEITH.
A lcock, John, 23 Cross St .
Brown, A. T., 92 Mid St.
Robertson, F . D., 92 M id St.
(Burgb Surveyor)
Thomson, Andrew, 5 Braco St.,
FifekL:ith
KILMARNOCK.
Andrew & N cw!and 1 81~ Portland
St .
·Hay, Jas., 9 John Dickie St.
Ingram, J. & R . S ., II4 King St .
Pearson, J. M., A.M.l.C.E., 49
John Finn ie St.
Rail ton, \'f'l., & John J., C.E., r
St. :i\![a rnock Pl. • Cullen, A., l.A., F.R.S .E., Clyde
R eid, vV. w., l St. l\farnock Pl.
Smelli e, Thos., r \Voodstock St .
KJRKCALDY.
Birrell, Wm., 200 High St.
Dow, \.Vm., C.E., 259 High St.
Littl e, R., 4 & 6 St. Bryccdale Av.
1\1urray, J o~n, 2II .Higl~ ?t.
a Smith, D . Forbes, 210 High St .
Swanston (+ ) & Legge, 196 High
St.
\.Villiamson & fnglis (a), 27 Kirk
\.Vynd
K!RCUDBRIGHT
Macgregor, J . A ., 3 St. C uthbert's
St.
KIRJOVALL. Orkney Isles .
Peace, T . S., F .S .A. (Scot.) , Junc-
tion Rd.
LANARK.
Fraill & Stewa rt, t Castlegatc
I<.err, Jam es, 30 Bloomgate
LANGHOLM.
Burnet, ]as., 16 Charles St.
LAR(}S.
Fryers & Penman , 22 Batli St .
Wales.
BR ECON.
Large, C. J. E., 8 Lion S t .
+Williams, VJ. & T ., Talbot House,
Church St.
BRIDGEND.
Cook, W. (+) & Edwards, A . G.,
Masonic Bldi;:s.
Lambert, G eo. F., C.E., V\Tyndbam
St .
Thomas & Jame•, Nolton St.
BRITON l'ERRY.
Clarke, H . A lex., 31 Villiers St.
BU!Ll/-J WELLS.
+ Smith , Telfer, 5 Market Hall
Bldgs. <Town Surveyor)
BURRY PORT.
Williams,R., Post Office Chmbrs.
CAERPHJLLY(nr. Cardiff).
Watkins, G . L., Bartlet St.
CARDIFF.
Anderson, S. H., 19 Duke St .
Batchelor, R. D., Bank Buildings,
St. Mary St.
t Birkenhead, G. A., C.E., Cale-
donian Chmbrs., St. Mary St.
Blessley, H. Douglas, Trinity
C hmbrs., Trinity St.
/Bruton, E. H~._. u9 Queen St.
Caple, \oV. .ti . D., Church St.
Chmbrs.
Carter, J . Coates, Bank Bldgs.,
St. llfar_y St.
+. Corbett; E. W. M., Bute Estate
Office, Castle St.
+ Cornish, Havelock, 197 Castle Rd .
" Down, Edg-ar G . C~31 High St.
Evans, C . Telford, ueen St .
Evans, Robert Liew lyn, Alexao -
<lLa Bldgs., ·winsor Place, 119
Queen St.
.f Fowler, C . B., 6 High St.
/Frame, \IJl., High St.
Grylls, W. J ., 37 St. Mary St.
LE/71-J (see Edinburgh).
LESMAHAG07'V.
Riddell , A. J., Main St.
LE VEN, Fife.
Dewar, A . & A. C., High St.
LINL/71-JGOvV.
Scott, W . ?11., 141 High St.
LOCKERBJE .
Carruthers, J. C ., Victo ri a Sq.
MAYBOLE .
Ross, D. l\L, Newyards
ild'ELROSE.
Spiers, J., W eir Hill House
MON/Ji/£71-J.
Munro, James, High St. (Burgh
Surveyor)
Strachan, John, !{igh St.
MON7ROSE .
A nderson, J., A.M.I.C.E., 160
High St.
Findlay, J. R., Town Hall (Burgh
Surveyor)
Gavin, 1-Iugh, 107 Hirrh St.
Sim, John, C.E., 160 fligh St.
MOJHERWELL .
B ell, Jam es, 8 Merry St.
Cowie, Jobn, Brandon St.
St .
Dyer, \V. L., C.E., Hamilton Rd.
Harvie, Robt., 8 Clyd e St.
NEl,f, TON STEW'ART.
Park, Ri chard, " Lymvood 11
OBAN.
Brenan, G. W., C .E., Albany St.
Chml.Jrs.
Mackcn6ie, \\Tm. 1 Batte ry Tcr.
Shairp, A ., C .E., 22 G eorge St.
PAISLEY.
Abercrombie, 'I'. G., I County
.Place
Caldwell, Peter, 12 High St.
Chri stie, J., 3 County Place
Davidson, C ., Terrace Hldgs., 109
High St.
Donald, Jam es, 99 High St .
Hamilton, Robt. A., 93 High St.
Hutchinson, John, I.A., Fairhill,
Cal side
Lamb, J. l3., I.A., 12 High St.
McLennan, W . D ., 96 Iiigh St.
Quinton, W . R., i2 Hunter St.
kennison , John A . 1 15 Gilmour St.
Ross, Alex ., 2 Crossflat Crescent
Habershon & Fawckner, Tredegar
Estate Office, 14 Pearl St., Roath
/Halliday, G . E., 14 High St.,
(Diocesan Su rveyor)
Hodkinson, \V. B., 46 Connaught
Road
James+ & :Morgan,+ Cbai'les St.
Chmbrs.
Jones, C. C ., 27 The Walk
Jones, D. P., 12 G!ynrbondda St.
Jones, Richards & Bugden (a), 18
St. Mary S t.
/Kempson, F . R., r6 Higb S t.
Leon, Arthur M., Central Chmbrs.,
16 & 17 Woking St.
:~~organ, \V . D., 23 St. JWary St.
+ Moses, J . Parry, Queen Chmbrs.,
Queen St.
+ Pbd lips, J. H., S t.John's Chmbrs.
H..ecd, Harbottle, Atlas Chrubrs. ,
James St.
Rees, W. Beddoe; 37 St. Mary St.
Rigg, Chas., High St.
Robertson, Lennox, Victoria
Chmbrs ., 20 Working St.
Robinson, Geo., St. Mary St.
+ Rodger, J. W., 14 Higb St.
+ Rooney, S., Cefn Mably Chmbrs.,
9 Quay St.
Salmond, D . C., A.M .I.C .E ., 7
Windsor Pl.
f Seward, Edwin, Queen's Chmbrs.,
Queen St.
a Taylor, Chas., 22 Duke St.
Teather & Wilson, Andrew's
B ldgs., Qneen St.
Thornley & Tones, 100 St. Mary St.
+ Thomas, Cfeo, F .S.I., Queen's
Chmbrs., Queen St.
f Vaughan, Eawin M. B., Borough
Chmbrs., \.Vharton St.
Veall, F. T., and Sant, J. A.,+ 6
Arcade Chmbrs., High St.
Waring & James, City Chmbrs .,
Queen St.
[Scotland & Wales.
Walker, Jas., "Strathblane,' :--
Meikleriggs
Wright, M. M'D., 32 Al lison Place-
PER TH.
Barker, D. M., 9 South Methven St-
Cbalmers, A . G., 9 Higb St.
Heiton, A. G., 72 George St.
Maclaren & Mackay, 56 George St
Marshall, J as. New Scott St.
Robertson, J. ir., 68 St. John St.
Smart, David, 8 High St.
Smart, J as ., & Son,J New Scott St~
a Young, Geo. P. K., <f2 Tay St.
PITLOCJ-JRY
Leonard, John
.ROTHESAY.
Morrison, Robt., 33 W ;iteq;ate St--
Thomson, J . R., C.E.., 5 High St.
RU1lfBLJNG BRIDGE, " ear
Stidz1,g.
bfacara, N ci l
ST. ANDREW'S.
Anderson, Chas. F., 3 Alfred Pl.
Gillespie, J ., & .Scott, 4 Queen' s
Gdns.
Henry, Dav id (F .S .A., Scot.),
Church Sq.
l\'.Iilne, John, 34 A rgyle St.
SELKIRK.
Bartie, James,.C ...E., County Hldgs ..
SKYE, Isle o/.
Ech:varcls, Frank Dunvegan
S7JRLING.
Allan, John, rt K.ing St.
Luj)ton, A. M., 37 Murray Pl.
McLuckie & \.Valkcr, C.E ., I$
Dumbarton Rd .
Simpson, E., r6 .t(ing St.
ST.RA NRA ER .
Adair , A., C.E., Harbour St.
Macfarlane,]. C.,C.E., CastleSt-
Torrence, ]., Jura ., Lochryan Pl.
TAJN.
Maitland, A., & Sons, Esther Pl..
Jl-JUR.SO .
Leed, Donald, 7 George St.
lviacdonald, Sinclair, Olrig St..
J.,,'URRJF/' ..
Duncan, James, & Son, HallhiJIJI
WICK.
Brims, \Alm., Bridge St.
l\funro, A lexander, Bridge Sn.
WISHAH·'.
Cowie, J-
Ross (Malcolm) & Sons, Maio St.
+ -Williams, JL Jenkin, 14 Bligh St.
'\Vill iams, S .. , Iaerough <i:hmbrs.,.
"\:Vbart0n St. ·
\Vilsot:1, C ., QliCen Sti.
CA/VfAEJTHEN.
Ch ild, F. \.\r., Spilman St.
+ Collier, E., 'l Qi>ay St.
Finglah, F. j . (Borough Surveyor? '
Morgan, Geo. , & Son,+ 24 King St.
CARNARVON.
Davids, R. T., C.E.," Gian Helen,"
South iza.
Evans, Evan, A.M.I.C.E. (County
Surveyor), 8 Castle St.
Jo nes, \ .\ T.J Howen, A.l\f.I.C .E,.,.
Harbe>ur Office :-
J ones, R. LI., C. E., Heraid;Bidgs.
Jones, Rowland L. 14 Market SL
Thomas, Henry, 8 11-homas St.
COLWYN BAY.
Booth, Chadwick, & Pc:>rter, 1vluni-.
cipal Bldgs.
Bremner-Smith, E., & Bremner,.
'Wyonsley Chmbrs.
Goldsmith , Henry, Rhos-Gouit
Hulse, A .
DENBIGH.
Hughes, Tas., Cheltenham Villa
a Lloyd-Williams, R., Park Lane
(County Surveyor)
!'ER Tl YSJDE (Carmart!wns/u'i·e).
Lewis, 0., Steel ViJ.la
.FL/NJ'.
Bibby, Peter, Canada House
HA VERFORDWEST.
Thomas,D.E.,M.I.A.S., roVictoria
Place
a. Thomas, A . H ., County Surveyor's
Office
LAMPETER, R.S.O.
Price, Le 13.-.nks, B .A., Doldre-
ment
 Wales & Ireland.]
LLANDAFF.
+ Halliday, G . E., The Hermitage
(Diocesan Surveyor)
LLANDILO.
+./Jenkins, D., Abbot's Hill (Town
Surveyor)
Jones, J ~ W., Gwily House
LLANDRINDOD WELLS,
R .S.O .
Deakin, A. B., & Scott, W. (+)
Peters, M .
Roberts, 0 . M. (i"), & Son(+)
Thomas, J. VV., Middl eton St.
\¥illiams, J. R. V., Howey Hank
LLANDUDNO.
t Humphreys, G. A., A.R.C .A .,
Mostyn Estate Office
Nelson, B., C.E., Clovcrly Lodge
Turner, Eawin, Trinity Sq.
LLA!vDY88fL.
Davis, D., " Pcnrhiwllan"
LLANELLY.
+ A rnold, T., A.M.l.C.E., Castle
Bldgs.
Davies, T., & Son(+), A.M.I.C.E.,
Cowcl1 Iiouse
Griffiths, Wm., F.S. I., Falcon
Chmbrg.
Harry, Vl. D ., Coldstream St.
Jones, D. L ., \Vest End
t Jones, D. Pugh, C.E., P.A.S.I.,
PembrtRd.
+ Morgan, . B., New R,d.
'Wilkins. · ., Castle Bldgs.
LLANFA!R, Pwll Gwyngyll,
R.S.O ., Auglt:s1'y.
Jones, ·w. E., F .S.T., Graig
(County Surveyor}
LLANIDLOES.
l'owell & Grant, F.S.I.
LLANRWST.
1fcintyre, P eter, F.S.I., Gwydy r
Uc ha
llfACHYNLLETH.
Hipkiss (t) & Bassett (a)
MA HSTI!:G, R.S.O.
Lambert, Geo. F., C.E.
Rees, W . B ., 15 .Neath Rd.
.f BEFOtiE a name denotes Fellow o.f t!te Royal lustitute o.f Bn'fl.sfi
Arclti'tects.
f AFTER a uame denotes Fellow o.f t!te Royal lnstd1tte o.f Ai·cftt'tects ,
Jreland.
i" Denotes M embei- o.f t!te Society o.f A 1"cftitects.
ARMAGH.
Jervais, W . S., 47 Upper E uglisb
St .
Parki nson, H . C., II College St.
A THEN!< Y, Co . Galway.
Redington-Roche, T. J. , B.E.,
Rye Hill
ATHLONE.
Pendergast, P. J. , C.E., Boro'
Surveyor's Office
kipton, J. Gervais, A.M.I.C.E .,
F .R.G.S ., Northgate St.
BALLINASLOE.
Goodwyn, Chas. (m), Ballinasloe
Asy lum
Kempster, W. H ., Mount Pleasant
Avenue
Smith, John, B.E., M .I.C.E.,
(Co unty Sun•eyor)
BALLYCASTLE, Co. Anll'im.
M'Keooan,]. (m)
BALLYMENA .
Boyd, A., B.E., A.l\I.T.C.E.,
M.S.I., 48 Church St.
BELFAST.
Blount, G . L: W. (m), Atlantic
Bldgs., Wanng St.
Bryne, E . & T., 4 Waring St.
Close, S. P. (./), A.R.H.A., 53
Vvaring St.
Cooper, David M., A.I .A.S., 47
Donegal Pl.
Craig, Vincent (m}, 5 Lombard ~t.
Fennell, W. J . (m), I I Chichester
St.
+ Ferguson, G . W., Avenue Chmbs.,
83 Royal Avenue . .
Fraser, J., & Son, n7A Victoria
St.
F ullerton, J. F. (./), 81 High St.
.\RCHITECTS.
MENA! BRIDGE.
Owen, Jos ., Uxbr idge Square
+ Thomas, R. G., The" Victoria"
MERTHYR TYDF!L.
+ J a mes & +Morgan, Market S quare
Bldgs.
Joh nson , E . A ., G lebeland St.
MJLFORD HAVEN.
Gaskell , J . B ., A .M.I. C .E.
. MOLD.
Roberts, A. B., Gwysaney Estate
Office
MOUNTAIN ASH.
l\!Iorgan & Elford,+ :M.aesydderwen
NARBERTH.
Thomas, J. lVI., Rock House,
'Yater St.
NEATH.
T Davies, David niI., District Council
Offices
Davies, D . P., The Sq uare
J enkin s, D. M., Gwyn I'fall
J ones, E . C . (B.Sc., A.l\'I.I.C.E .),
3 Rugby Rd.
Jones, Sam. Cym, C.E., Grf'at
"\V cstern Chm brs.
Recs, J. Cook, St. Thomas Cham -
bers, Church Place
IO ' NEWTOWN.
Tones, Edward, & Son, Severn Pl.
'.Parke, E., Bank Chmbrs ., High St.
Swettcnward, Vi. N., M. l.C.E.
F.S.I., Bank Chmbrs., High St.
OYSTERMOUTH.
./Stansfield-Brun, J ., C.E., Urban
Council Offices
PEMBllOl<E DOCK.
Simons, G. H . . 43 North Law St.
PENARTH.
+ Birkenhead, G. A ., C.E ., u Do,vn's
View"
Carter, J. Coates, Victoria Rd.
+ Cornish, Havelock, 8 '\Vindsor Rd.
Purnell, I. J., Oaklands, Plymouth
Rd.
Ireland .
Fulton, H . J., 91 Donegal St.
Gilliland, W . J. (m), M .S.I., 9
Howard St.
Grame- Watt (./) & (a.) Tullock,
77A Victoria .St.
Hanna, Jas . A ., 102 Donegal St.
Tacksoo,A. T ., 7WellingtonP!ace
keatiug, \V . J., 52 U ni versity St.
Lepper & Fennell, Ulster Bank
Bldgs., \ !\Taring St.
Lyon, W . H. (./), R.H.A., 2r Cal-
lender St.
Macassey, L. L. (~'.l.I.C . E.},
Chichester St.
McDonnell, J . J. (m), 27 Chichester
St.
Moore, W. J., 'Whitehal l Bldgs.,
Ann St.
Munce, T., A.M.I.C .E., M.S.I.,
Town Hall
O'Shea, John J., Marsh's Bldgs.,
Donegal St.
Patterson, \V. Hartley
Pentland, T., 35 High St.
Phillips & (a) Son, 61 Royal Avenue
t Roome, ·wm. T. '"·· \Vhitehall
Bldgs., Ann St.
Russell & Lockwood, r6 ·waring St.
Seaver, H., B.E., r28 Royal
Avenue
Shaw F. W., 9r Donegal St.
Steve~son, S., 83 Royal Avenue
Taggart, ·w . T., Albert Bridge Rd.
Tilley, J. W . E., B.A ., Post Office
Chmbrs., Royal Avenue
Young & Mackenzie, Scottish Pro-
vident Bldgs., Donegal Sq. "West
BRAY, Co. Wic!.:low.
Butler, R. M. (m), 3 Martello Ter.
CLONMEL .
t Fay le, Edwin, 4 Jervis Pl.
Robertson , L. , Plymouth Rd.
+ Snell, H ., A.M.I.C.E., 6 Stanwell
Rd.
PENCOED.
Evans, L. V., Court House
PENTRE, near Pontyfmdd.
+ Rees, J., Hillside Cottage
Morgan, W. D ., 5 Bailey St. , Ton
Pentre
PONTLOTTYN, via Ca,-dijf.
Davies, Aaron & '\¥m.
PONTYCLUN, R.S.O.
Davies, D:, Celynen House, Cow-
bridgc H.d.
Morgan, W. (A .S. I. ), II Bute
Crescent, Cowbridge Rd.
PONTYPR!DD.
~Evans, Arthur 0., C.E., F.S.I.,
Post Office Chmbrs.
Gibson, F . Midland Banks Bldg s.
John, Morgan W. R., Mill St.
Chmbrs.
+ Phillips, Thos. R ., Old Bank
Chmbrs., Market St.
Rowland, Tbos., Market Bldgs.
PORTH.
Jon es, Edwin, 257 East View, High
St., Cymmer
PORT DINORWIC.
Will iams, VV. , Ffinfa
PORTMADOC.
Roberts,O.M.t& on,+r4BaukPI.
PORT TALBOT.
Lambert, Geo. F., C.E., Station St.
Salmond, D. C., A .M .I.C.E.. 22
Station St.
Smith, Frank B., Station S t.
Thomas & James, Station St.
PRESTA TYN, near Rfiyl.
Hug-bes, Rich. E ., Stafford Bldgs.,
High St.
f Lavender. T., Constitutional Club
Bldgs., High 'St.
RHAYADER.
Jones]. Penralley Estate Office
a BEFORE a name denotes Assoc1afP of Ille RoJ al lustilute of Bn'ti'sl:
A rclr.dects
m AFTER~ a name denotes 1Wembe1 of tlte R oJ al Instdute of Arcltz'te:cts,
Ire laud~
COLER AINE .
Given, Vv. J. & JI![ . , Diamond
Hanna, Jas. A., Diamond
CORK.
Buckley, D. J., 15 Marlboro' St.
Coaklei:i, D. J. , 1 Charlotte Quay
Evans, Ki chard , 53 South Mall
+ Hennessy, M . A . (m), M.I.C.E.,
7t South Mall
Hil , Arthur (m), B .E., 22 George's
St.
./Hill, W. H. (m), B.E., 28 South
Mall
Hynes, S. F . (./), 4r South Mall
. t McMulle_1~ T. F., M.I.C.E., I., 30
South .l\11an
McMu llen, M. J. , B.E., 24 Soutb
Mall
Roche, K . D., 70 South Mall
+ Ryder, Wm. Crawford, 13 Soutb
Mall
t Walker,Robt.,&Son , A.Ms.I. C.E. ,
17 Soutb Mall
• Office of Public Works
CROSSMOLINA R .S.O.
Scott, T. M. 0., Stone Hall
CURRAGH CAMP.
O'Connell, Jerome, R.E. Offices
DALl<EY, S.O., Co. Dttbli11 .
Higginbotham, ]. J. M.R.I.A.I .,
5 Convert Rd.
Webb, Jas. Hy. (m}, St. Alba ns
DOWNPATRJCK.
Cowan, P. C., M. I. C.E. , Court
Ho. (County urveyor)
DROGHEDA .
Scott, A. (t) & Son, 16 William
St.
Shaw, Fredk., 20Lawrence S t.
Turley, Louis, 17 Lawrence St.
389
RHYL.
Booth, Chadwick & Porter, Land
Estate Co. Offices
Foulkes, T., 2 W ellington Chmbrs.
Hughes, R., C.E., 6 Kinnie! St .
Hughes, Richard E., IO Abbey St.
S imcock, W. J., 7 River t.
ST. DAVID'S, R.S.O.
'Williams, S. J . Watts.
SWANSEA.
B ucknal l & Ellis, 10 Fish er St .
Tones & Rowlands, 58 Wind St.
nrargrave & Peacock, Metal Ex~
change, Fisher St.
+ Portsmouth, H. C., 6 Fisher St.
Rutben, Chas. T., C.E. Bank
Chmbrs. Heathfield St.
Thomas, John 1\1., F .A.A.5., 20
York St.
'Villiam, W. 'Watkin, A.I.A.S., 63
I sland Chmbrs., \Vi nd St.
a Wills, H. W., 42 Castle Bailey St.
'Wil so n (./), & Moxham (t), r5
Castle St.
70NDU.
Burne tt, E.W., Jarrow House
Hurley, J esse, 10 Bridgend Rd.
TONYPANDY, Ponlyf!ndd.
Griffiths, R. S. (+), & Jon es, D.
Pugh+, C .E ., P.A.S.I., Excelsior
Chmbrs.
TOWYN, R.S.O.
D eakin (A. B. <il W. Scottt) , &
Howard~ Jones
TREFOREST.
Cule, \V. E., Rose Cottage
WELSHPOOL .
Ward, F. D., 38 High S t .
T17REXHAM.
Davies & l\1oss, Re"'gent St.
a Gummow, l\fichael J., Egerton St.
Harris, J., "\Vestminster Bldgs.
+ Jones, ll'. ., r2 Temple Row (Dioce-
san Surveyor)
Slater, W., 9 High St.
YSTRAD MYNA CH, vi'a Cardi.If.
Kemshol e, G., Duffryn House
1
1
DROMORE, R .S.O.
Hobart, H .
DUBLIN.
Allberry, H., M.R.I.A.I., 10 Lein-
ster Sq., Rath mines.
Ash lin , G. C. (./}, R.H.A., 7 Daw-
son t.
Ashworth, Chas. H. (m),A.I.C.E. ,
T., 42 Dame St.
Barrington, W ., 9 Hume St.
Beardwood, vV. H. (m) 192 Great
Brunswick S t. '
Beater, G. P . (m), C.E., r7 Lower
Sackville St.
Bradbury, E . (m) , r9 CambridgeRd.,
H..athmines
Bu tl er, R . M ., (m}, Dawson
Chmbrs.
Bryne, W . H. (./}, 20 Suffolk St.
Caldbeck, F. C. (m), C.E., 2 St.
Andrew S t.
I Cochrane, R. (m), M.I.C .E., 1.,
Deane, L. E . H. (tn), Local Gov-
ernment Board
Dean!'< Sir Thos. Newman ( f)
R. rt. A ., &Son(./), B.A., B.E.'.
3 Upper Merrion St.
Doolin, W alter G. (m) ,M.A.,B.E.,
Dawson Chmbrs. , 12 Dawson St
f Drew,Sir Thomas,(/), R.H.A ., . ;
Clare St.
Dudgeon A. , 27 Rutland Sq.
St.
J.
Farrall, J. (m), 6 'Vestmoreland
Fuller, J . .F . (f), F.S.A., r79 Great
Brunswick ~t .
I Glover, Ed., M .I.C.E., r9 Prince
Patrick Ter. N.C. Rd.
Going,S.R.,M'.I.C.E.,I. , r7 Nassau
St.
 390 ARC HITECTS. [ Ireland.
Haghe,V.(111), IOI MarlborougbRd . S tirling, W. (t ./),&Son, 4 College f(/NGSTOWN. LONGFORD.
Hague, W.(f), C .E., 50 Dawson St. G reen Hayes, F. 1 13 Crosthwaite Park a Gu nnis, J. W., C.E. (County Sur-
Hicks,Fredk. (m), 28Sth . Frederick Swan, RicbardS.(111),27 Mesr.il Rd. LIAl/AVADY, Co. LoudondenJ'· veyo r)
t. Tighe, M . J., 8 Belvedere P . Wilson, John W., C.E. MONAGHERCA TLE, Co.
Higginbotham,F. W.;. A .I.C.E., I., Webb, Jas. Hy. (m), I5 D'Olier LIMERICK. Antri?n.
9 Lower Sackville ::,t. St. Barrington, W ., Clare Chmbrs., M'Kennaa, J. (m), C lo ug hco rr
Holloway, Tos. (m), 2I Northum- + Wilmot, J . C . (m), C.E., 2I C lare to Geo'll"e St. House
berland ~d. St. Browne, jas. J. F ., 23 Glentworth
Hudman, T. E ., "Marswortb/' "Wi lson, W. C., IJO Connell Av. MULROY, MILFORD, Co.
St. Donegal.
Sandfo rd Rd. Wre nn, J. P ., 189 Gt. Brunsw ick
Kaye Parry, (./), MA. , M .I.C.E., St.
Corbett, W . E . (m), C.E ., Wil- \.V il kinson, J., Leit rim Estates
DUNDALK. mount, Lansdowne Rd. Office
& Ross, M .A., M.I.C.E .. I., 63 Fogerty, Rj C.E., Henry St.
Dawson St. Beck, V\Tm., Francis St. NAVAN.
Cah ill, P., C.E. , Scatown Pl. Lynch, P . . (m), 8 Upper Mallow Scott,. A .+ & Son, Ludlow St.
Lowey, tuart, & Son, C.E.s, 62 't.
Dame St. Logan, R. P. T ., Francis'St. O'Malley, r., B .A. , B.E., IO NEWCASTLE WEST,
Lundy, H . J. (m), JS Dame St. McNair, A. T., C.E ., Roden Place G lentwortT1 St. Co. L£menl:I.:.
McCarthy;. C. J. (./), Municipal DUNGARVAN. Pcacocke, J., B.E. 1 Town Hall Leahy, Jas., C.E.
Bldgs. (L-ity Arc hitect) Barr, J . (City Surveyor)
1\1cCormac, Chas., io7 Rathmines NEWTOWNARDS, Co. Down.
DUNLA VIN, Co. 14/icklow. Ryan, G. R., C.E., 3 Upper Hars- Chappell, H. (111), M.I.C .E.,I., The
McDormall, L. (m), 33 Kildare St. Ramsey, J . J. 0 . to ngc t.
.f Miller._, R. C. (./), & Symes, I86 Grove
EDENDERRY, {(111.gs Co . Slade, 1\1. G., C.E., J The Crescent O MAGH.
Gt. J:Srunswick St. Windle, J. F., C.E., 50 George St.
Mitchell, W. M. (./), R.H.A., 5 w·aters, Horace R., B .E . Donnell y, J. L ., (nt), 2 Bridge t.
Leinster St. ENNIS, Co . Clare. LISMORE. QUEENSTOWN.
a Morley & Sheridan (m), Commer- Carroll , \V., J un . (11f) O'Riordan, And rew Doran, C . G., Dunworth House
c ial Bldgs. Eame St. + O'Con nel, Jo hn , C .E., C hu rch S t. LONDONDERRY. RA TH DRUM, Co . WicMow.
'.\forris, E. H. (m), A.I.C.E.,I., ENNIS{(RRR Y, S.O., Barnhill, J. T. S., 20 London t. Little, Thos., C.E.
43 Dame St. Co. H7ic!.-low. Buchanan, R. Eccles, C.E ., Cas- ROSTREVOR, Co . Down.
Moyers & Son, C.E ., I & 2 Foster tle St.
" Orr, Cec il (m), F.S.I. Co nroy, Daniel, 2 B ishop St. Watson, 1N. J. (m), Beovenue
P l,
f Murray, A. E. (./), A.R.H.A., 37 ENN/Sf(ILLEN. Ferguson, J. G., & Son, C.E ., 20 SLIGO.
Dawson St. Elliott, T., 37 Darling St. (Boro' Pump St. G ilcriest, ]. F., Wine St.
O'Callagan, J. J. (/), 16 Nassau Surveyor) Forman, A. A., Central Chbrs., STILL ORGAN, Co. Dublin.
St. GALWAY. Diamond C llt;~~6 W . G . (m), Kilmacud
O'Connor , Geo . L. (m), I98 Great Hami lto n, T hos . T., Un iversi ty Johnston, T., tt East Wall
Rrunswick St. Rd. i\{cE lwee, "\V. (m), Commerc ia l WATERFORD.
O ' Neill, J . R., 62 D'1.mc St. GARVAGH. Blclgs., Foyle St. Duffin,\V.E.L'Estrani?e. M.I.C.E.,
Orpen, R. C. (m), B.A., 7 Leinster McCay, S., B.E., Mo unt Pleasant McGrath, Jas. P ., 28 Carlisle Rd. I., Co. urveyor's Offices
St. GREENCASTLE, LondondenJ" l\l['Neilage, E., Waterloo Place &
O'Sullivan, P . F ., Tolka View, Nolan, Foster, B .E . 32 Marlborough t. WEXFORD.
Richmond Rel ., Fai r View Nolan, R . H., C.E., B.E., Carlisle MacCarthy, D. E., C.E., Town
I Owen, C . A. (m), B.A., A .I.C .E. ,
HOLYWOOD, Co. Dow11. Rel. Hall (Boroug h Surveyor)
I., 29 Molesworth St. Mu nce, J. Pinkerton, Wm. E. (m) 18Diamond O'Brien, Edwd., B.E., \tVestow n
f Pentland, J. H. (111), B .A., B.E., INN/SHANNON. Robinson, M . A., 3 Richmond St. Ho., The \Vestgate
M.I.C.E., I., R.H.A., Office of Payne, Sinclair, Upton House Stewart, A. McCoy, Shipquay S t. Webster, Hy., M.E. (County
Public Wo rks f(/LDARE . (Diocesan Archt. ) Su rveyo r)
Shaw, T. Hampden, 4 and 5 \V cst- Bergin, Francis, B .E., Beech Toye, E. J., V ictoria Chmbrs., WICKLOW.
more1and 't. Grove Strand Pausing, John, C.E., Church Hill

Name received too late for Classification.

Rottomley, T . \V., 16 Prince St., Haworth, Yorks.
 ECCLESIASTICAL SURVEYORS. 391

2. Ecclesiastical Surveyors.
(Appointed under the Ecclesiastical Delapidations Acts, 1871.)

Those marked ("') are Melllbers of the Ecclesiastical Surveyors' Associalioll.

DJOCESE OF BANGOR. DIOCESE 01' LICHFIELD. DIOCESE OF ROCHESTER.

Gregory, P. Shearson, High St., Bangor "Lynam, C., F.R.I.B.A., Stoke-on-Trent (Arch- ~ Rawlinson±John , 65 Chancery Lane, London, W.C
deaconry of Stoke-on-Trent, and part of Arc h- ..Whinney, . B., 8 Ole! J ewry, London, E .C.
deaconry of Stafford
DIOCESE OF BATH AND WELLS. •Beck, Fred T., Wulfrun Chmbrs .., Darlington St.,
Wolverhampton (Part of Archdeaconry of DIOCESE OF SALISBURY.
•Hippisley, E. M., ro Chamberlain St., \Velis (Ko. l
D istrict) S tafford) • Harding, Michael, 58 High 't., Salisbury (Arch -
•Wainwright, C. R., hepton Mallet (No . 2 District) • Joyce, Nicholas, Stafford (Part of Archdeaconry of deaconry of Sarum)
\)Samson, C.H., F.R.l.B.A., The Laurels, Taunton Stafford) • Ponting, C. E., F.S.A., Marlborough (Archdea-
(No. 3 District) •Treasure, H. H., 16 Chester St., hrewsbury (Arch- conries of Wilts and Dorset)
deaconry of Salop)
• LlJoyd-Oswell,A. E . , A.R.I.B .A., Dana Chmbrs.,
DIOCESE OF BR/STOL. CastleGates, Shrewsbury (Archdeaconry ofSalop) DIOCESE OF ST. ALBANS.
*Ponting, C. E., F . .A ., Marlborough " Chancellor, Frcdk., F .R.I.B.A., Chelmsford
DIOCESE OF LINCOL1Y. • Jackson, A. Blomfield, 26 :Mec klenbur~ q., W'.C.
• Kirk, Iierbert, S leaford • llawlinson, John, 65 Chancery Lane, fondon,'\V.C .
DIOCESE OF CANTERBURJ". •.·corer, W ., Bank Cbrnbrs., Lincoln "' Davys, F . T., Wheathampstead
"Day, R. Philip, A.R.I.B.A., 18 Bloomsbury Sq., Traylen, J. C., A.R.I.B.A., Stamford • Francis, Herbert, N., 177 Palmerston Bldgs.,
London, W .C. • \¥atkin s, VV., Lincoln · Ole! Broad St . E. .
\¥right, VV., Grantham •Beaumont, J. Malden, Essex
1

DJOCESE OF OiRLfSLE . DIOCESE OJi L IVERPOOL .

0 DIOCESE OF ST. ASA PH.
Ormiston, A., Carlisle • J3radb ury, G., 14 Cook St., Liverpool
• Jones, Edward, 12 Temple Row, VVrexbam (Arch-
Banks John, 14 Finkle St., Kendal D/OCESE OP LLANDAFF. deaco nry of St. Asap h)
VVadb~m, Walter F. A., lVIillwood, Dalton-in- Spaull, W. H., F.R.I.H.A., W'illow St., Oswestry
Furness • Hallid.y, Geo. E., 14 High St., Cardiff and Llanclaff (Southern portion of Diocese)
(A rchdeaconry of Llandaff)
DJOCESE OF CHESTER . Seddon, John P., Bank Bldgs., St. Mary t.,
Cardiff \Archdeaconry of Monmouth) DIOCESE OF ST. DAVIDS.
*Hall, C. Russell, Congleton, Cheshire. • Wi11iamS, Wm., Diocesan Surveyor's Office, Brccon
DIOCESE OF LONDOJ\'. • Owen, T. Ruic, Iiavcrfordwest
DIOCESE OF CHICHESTER. • Day, R. Philip, A .R.I.B .A., 18 Bloomsbury q.,
4
Riclge, Lacy W., F.R.I.B.A., 5 Verulam Hldgs., w .c. DJOCESE OF SOUTHWELL.
• Monson Edward, F .R .I.B.A., Grosvenor House,
Gray's; Inn, London, "\V.C . Acton'Vale, \V.,and 22 Buckingham St., Adelphi, •\Vigram , John, South Collingbam 1 Newark.
w .c. *' Heazell, A. E" Bank Chmbrs., l\1arkct Place, Not
DIOCESE OF DURHAM. tingham.
DIOCESE OF .MANCHESTER. • curreJ'• P ercy H., Market Place, D erby
~'loscrop,
VV. J., F:R.I.B.A., Fccthams, Darlington * Brewi l, A. \V., Pelham Chmbrs., A ngel Row, Not-
(Archdeaconry of A ucklitnd) , ,. Freeman, R. !{nil!, F.R.LB.A., r7 W oodSt.,Bolton tingham
"Potts, Joseph, 57 John St., Sunderland (Arc h- 0
Huoter, M" Hrid1re St., Helper
deaconry of Durham) DIOCESE · OF NETVCASTLE. Coleman, J., Derby
• Hicks, ,V. Searle, 42 Grain ger St., Ncwcastle-upou-
DIOCRSI: OF EL!". Tyne (Archdeaconry of Northumberland~ J
DIOCESE OF TRURO.
~Fawcett W. M., M.A., F.S.A., F.R.I.B.A., l 'ilver " Plummer, Arthur B., F.R.I.B.A., 13 Gre)'. t., New-
castle-on-Tyne (Archdeaconry of L111d1sfarne) •Strong, J . M., St. Stephen-by-Launceston (Arch -
St., C~mbri<lge . deaconry of Bodmin)
•Borri sow, Ernest, Market Place. Huntingdon DIOCESE OP NORWICH. • Jenkins, \V. K.. , 'l'.1olevcn Iiouse, Porthl cven,
41
Flatruan John, Newmarket H elston, Cornwall (Archdeaconry of Cornwall )
Mallows: t . E., Times Bldgs., Bedford. •Green, H. J., A .R.I.B. A., 3 l Castle 1'Ieadow,
Nonvich
•Bisshopp, E. F .L.J2 :Museum t., Ipswich
1
DIOCESE OF W'AKEFJELD.
DIOCESE OF E.YETER. •Lacey, A • 6 Upper King St., Norwich
].,
• Watson, \Villiam, Barstow Sq., VVakefield
•Andrew, J. M., Ridgway Plymptoi;.,. Devon •Jackson, Ben \V ., 22 George St., Halifax
(Deaneries of Plympton, Tamerton, iav1stock, DIOCESE OF OXFORD
and Okehampton, in tbe Archdeaconry of Totncs) •Stallwood, S. Sl ingsby, F.S.A., 27 Market Place, DJOCE E Of' WINCHESTER.
*'Rowell , William, io Devon Sq~are, Newton Abbott Reading
(Deaneries of Woodleigb, 1 otnes, lpp1epcn and •Barker, A. Rowland, I I Buckingham 't., Strand,
Moreton in the Archdeaconry of Totnes} DIOCESE OF PETERBOROUGH. London, \V.C.
"S m yth -Ri~bards , G. C., Barnstaple (Archdeaconry •Townsend, H. M., A .R.I.B.A., Cross St., Peter-
• Cancellor, B. D., 12 Jewry St., \¥inch ester.
of Barnstaple) borough (Archdeaconry of Oakham)
"Harbottle E. H'.., County Chmbrs., Exeter (Arch- •Draper, Arthur Thomas, F. ·.r., Leicester (Arch - DJOCESE OF WORCESTER .
deaconrY of Exeter) deaconry of Leicester) Hawley, Lloyd, Bennct's Hill, Birmingham (Coun ty
• !folding, 1\1. H., Corn Exchange, Northampton, of Warwick)
DIOCESE OF GLOUCESTER. (A rchdeaconry of Northampton) Sheppard, Lewis, Sansome \Valk , Worcester
"\Valier, F. W., F.R.I.B.A., 17 College Green, (Remainder of Diocee)
DIOCESE OF RIPON.
Gloucester
•C horley, C. R., F .R.I.B.A., Headland Hldgs., 15 DIOCESE OF YORK.
Park Row, Leeds ,
DIOCESE OF HEREFORD. •Peterson, E. Pearson, F.S.A., 10 1he Exchange, •Brodrick, F . S., 77 Lowgate, Hu ll.
•Lloyd-Oswell , A. E. ,A.R.I.B.A.,Dana Chmbrs.• Bradford. , . • Demai ne, James, 13 Lendal, York.
Castle Gates, Shrewsbury (Archdeaconry of ~roscrop, W. J., F.R.I.B.A ., J:lcethams,] arlmgton •Lofthouse, R .. 62 Albert Rd., :Middlesborough.
n,Ludlow) •Chorley, H. S., :M.A., 15 Park .Row~ Lee?s· . " 'alkcr, -. 77 Lowgate, Hul l.
" 'Cholson, J . A. T., A.R .I.B.A., Hereford (Arch- •Bro ughton, John IV., 19 High t., Sk1pton-111- •\\'cbster, John D., Cairns Chmbrs., 19 St. James'
deaconry of Hereford) Croven. St.
 392 BUILDERS
3. Builders ano C!onfracfors.
The following List comprises the Builders and Contractors whose names have been supplied by over 2000 Architects
as Firms who have carried out worh under their supervision.
executed which should be a guide to the selection of names when putting out Contracts.
guarantee is given as to the position or qualification of any Firm in the List.
1. London. 2. Provincial.
Abrams, H., 13 Canfield P l. , ·w. Hampstead, N."W.
Abbott, J., 2 Wclbournc Rd., Tottenham, N .
Acworth, A ., 5 The Pavement, South Norwood, .E.
Adams & Son, King George St., Greenwich, S .E .
Adam s, T., Green Lanes Goods Station, G.E.R.,
Wood Green, N . (Road and Sewer Contractor)
Adam son , T. H., & Sons, High St., Putney, S .\~T .
Aird, J., & Sons, Belvedere Rd., S .E.
Aitchinson, T., r8r \¥est End Lane, N.W.
Akers & Co., I.J High St. , South Norwood, S .E.
A ldin Bros . & Davi~s! 39A Qu£!e n's Gate G;.<lns ., s:vv.
Allen, G. E .1-, 256 Lilhe Rd ., Fulham, S .°" .
Al len, T., & :>ons, Globe "\Vo1·ks, Hendon, N."\V.
Allen, 'F. S., 68 Park Lan e~...Totte nham, N .
Almond, J., 269 Fort Rd., J:Sermondsey, S .E.
A lwin , Jos., 23 Ashmead Rd. , St. John's, S.E .
Ambrose, E., 36 High St., H ighgate, N .
Anderson, H. R. 25 Cbilwortb St. Paddington \V.
1 1 1
Anderson 1 J., 4 Clarev1llc Gr., S. Kensington , S."\V.
Andrew & Nansen, r8 Brixton Rd ., S ."\V.
Andrews, A., Carlton Rd., lVfile End, E.
Anlcy, J., 27A Dalston Lane , N.E.
Ansell, C., 14 & 15 Chicheley St., Lambetb, S.E.
Antill, V\T. & Co., 43 l\iforni ngton Crescent N ."\V.
Appleby; T., Aquinas St., Stamford St., S . E.
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Aries, '.~r.,243 Upper Ric hmond Rd. 1 Putney, S.\V.
Arundell, P. , 838A Old Kent Rd., S .E.
Ashby Bros., 6 Union Ct., Old Broad St., E.C.
Ashby & Horne r, 8 Aldgate, E .
FRED. ATHEY,
(Assoc. San. Inst.),
BUILDER & DECORATOR,
52A & 53 HIGH STREET.
SOUTH NORWOOD,
S.E.
Back, W. H ., 179 Belsize Rd., .Kilburn, N."W.
Bain, J., Ravenscourt Ave nue, King St. West
Hammersmith, W. ' Lewieho.m ; Lewisham Town Hall Extension; and
Balaam Bros., Shenton St., Old Kent Rd., S.E .
Banfield, J . ~'..I J09 King St. W., Hammersmith, \V.
Bangs, T.- & rt ., 142 I-Iigh St., Camden Town, N. \V.
Banks, W., 18 Egerton Rd., Gree nwich, S.E.
Barber, Alfred, & Son, 2 Fetter J_,ane, E .C.
Bargman & Son, Bride Lane, Fleet St., E.C.
Barker, G., 57 Philpot St., Commercial Rd., E.
Barker, J., & Co., 52-56 High St., Kensington "\V.
Barkshire & Sons, 127 Goldhawk Rd., W. ' Beckey, W ., 69 Gloucester Rd., Camberwell, S.E.
Barnett, S., 8,J High Rd., Kilburn, N.\V.
Barrett W .. 6 Myddleton Rd , Bowes Park, N.
AND CONTRACTORS.
In some cases Firms have given lists of works
3. Scotland.
(R. I'.) b1dicates R•gistei·ed Plumber.
I. London.
81\RRETT & VtJWER,
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS,
104Queen Victoria Street, E .C.,
33 New Bridge St., Ludgate Circus, E .C.
AND AT
St. Thomas' Works, Lyme Grove, Hackney, N . ~.
Telegraphic Addre~s :-
i,
Queen Victoria Street: RENAISSONS, Londoo.
St. Thomas' Works : ''I\fA1 soNNER 1 London.''
Telephone No. 387 DALSTON.
Established 1860. Bankers : London & Provincial.
Referenr.es can be furnished from leading Architect•,
Surveyors, many Principal City Firms, Public Boaies,
and Companies.
..........................................................................
Barter, \V., 155 Ferndal e Rd., Brixton, S .W.
co., I
BARTHOLOMEW &
Builders, Decorators,
.AND
SANITARY ENGINEERS,
I II Portman St., Portman Sq., W.
Among the 'JiVorks executed a1'e thefollowing:-
Drainage, Duchy of Cornwall Office, Buckingham
Gate, S .W.
Alterations, Decorations, Drainage, Cecil Lodge,
Abbot's Langley .
Drainage, Donnington Grove, Newbury, Berks;
Ernest Turner, Architect. . Additions, Baptist Chapel, Upper Norwood; Congre-
Drainage, The Chartcrhouse Schools, Godalming,
Surrey; Hogers Field, C.E.
Alterations , Decorations, Arlington Street, W,,
for Marquis ~f Gmnby.
New \Ving, Drainage, Decorations, Grosvenor
Square,'" · ; Eley K White, Archt.
Drainage, Willey Hall, Broseley, Shropshire, for
Lord Forester; O. F. Moxon, Archt.
Decorations and Sanitation at Sanitary Institute,
Margaret St., W.; H. H. Collins, Archt.
Drainage, Britwell House, Watlington, Oxon .
Additions and Alterations, Gr endon Hall, Ayles-
bury, Bucks.
Battley, Sons, & Holners, 21 Old K ent Rd ., S.E .
Baxter, J ames, 38 Plashct Rd., Upto n Park1,...E.
Haylis & Francis, 99 Crystal Palace Rd., S ..i;,.
Baylis & Freshwater, 58 Earl's Court Rd., S.W.
Beale, G ."\\'., GroveHo. ,Cam bridge HcathBdge.;.N .E.
Beaton,°"'· S. (R.P.), 19 Hindon St., Pimlico, :>.W.
Beattie, R. P., 191 Victoria Street, S .W .
Beer (RP.) & Gash, 13 ':"harf Rd., City Rd., E.C.
Belham & Co., 155 Buckmgl1"m Palace Rd., S .W.
No
4. Wales. 5. Ireland.
Bell , G ., Tottenham fi alc, N.
Bendon, T., 48 ~hancc: ll or's Rd., Hammersmith VV.
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Bennet & Son , Hither Green Lane, L ewisham, . · .E.
Best, Sidney R., 129 S hardcloes Rd ., Brocklcy, S.E .
Bird, . G., 28A Upper George St.,°"'·
Bishop & " 'ebb, JO Romford Rd., Stratford, E.
Black, A., & Son, Perry Vale, Forest Hill, .E.
Blackmore, Thos., 25 Ivclcy Rd., Clapham, S."W.
Bloomfield, J.E .. r.16 West Grn . Rd., Tottenham, N.
Blow, S . (R.P.), 3 and 3~ Royal M int St., E.
Blyth & Co., 31 Park Ter., Regent's Park, N.\V.
Blyton, C., & ons, lJ and 14 l{ing St., E.C.
1
' Boadcr, T., 2 Hetl ey Rd., hcpherd's Bush, \V.
Boon, IV(, 171 Cornwall Rd., Wcstbourne Pk., \V.
Borrows, John 71 Essex Rd. 1 Islington, N.
Bothwell, Alexr., II2 Clifton Rd., Canning Town , E.
Boulton, S . J. , 8 College St., Islington, N .
Boulter, W., 251 Romford Rd., Forest Gate, E.
Bovis, C . VV., & Co., l New St., Dorset Sq., N.\:\T.
Bowden Bros., -'5 Kilburn Park Rd., N.W .
Rowden, C., & Co., 79 Elizabeth St., Eaton Sq., S.W.
]. & C. BOWYER,
(ESTABJ,ISHEO 1860.)
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS,
Westow St., Upper Norwood, S.E:
1
1V01·ks executed include-
Peng·e Vestry Hall, Anel'ley ; Congreg11tional Church ,
Anerley; Wesleyan Chapel ,Ane1·ley; Wesleyan Chapel
and Schools, Upper Norwood; Tower,Upoer Norwood
Congreg·ational Church; Tower and Spire Renovation,
All Saints' Church, Upper Norwood; Christ Church
Schools, Upper Norwoocl; Wesleynn Chapel and
Schools, Roupell Park; Board Schools, UpperN orwood;
gational_Church, AddiRcombe; Alterations,&c., Wes-
ley11n Chapel, Addiscombe; Congregational Chnrch
Schools, Bromley; St. Mary's Church (Additiono), ,
Balbam; Wesleyan Clrnpel and Schools, Streatham;
Church of Ascension, Balham; St. Luke's Church,
Bermondsey; St. Anselm's Church, Stre!Ltham; St.
Peter's Church (Additions), Streatham; Alterations,
&c.,Wesleyan Chapel,Sydenbam; Addit.ions,Dulwicb
Picture Gallery; All Saints' Church. West Dulwich;
Additions, Christ Chur ch, Gipsy Hill; St. Mary's
Chapel,Brondesbury; Additions,ChristChm·ch,North
Finchley: ChelseaCa-ual Wards; Bromley Wesleyan
Sunday Schools; Coroner's Court and Mortuary,
various Building Contracts for th~ School Board for
London, etc., etc ., and some Hundreds of Residences
under. various Architects.
Bowyer, Jos., & Co., College Rd ., Dulwicb ,'S.E.
Boyce, T., 8 Hart St., Bloomsbury, W .C .
Boyce, Wm., 30 Ingham Rd., W. Hampstead, N."W.
Brading, R. W ., 202 South Lambeth Rd,_ S .W.
Bragg & Sons, 66 Robsart St., Brixton, :>.W.
Braid, Pater & Co.,Portland Ho., Basingball St.,E.C.
 I
Braithwaite, T. E., Jun., 3x8 King St. West, Ham-
mersmith , W.
Brass, Vi., 13 and 14 Abchurch Lane, E .C.
Bray. & Pope, r2 Cambridge Place, Hyde Park, W.
Brazier, A. Perrin Rd ., Tulse Hill, S.W.
Bridgman J.,r~ Guildford S t., Gray's Inn Rd.,W.C .
Bristow, l~., & Sons, J S R ed L ion St.J.. Holborn,ViT .C.
Brittaiu, Geo., 247 Kennington Rd., :::i.E.
Britton, Frederick, 469 Caledonian Rd ., N.
Brown & Iiarris, 24 Devonshire St., Bloomsbury,
w .c.
Brown, A . J., 23 'Wells St., Oxford St., W.
Brown, C. E.~"g6 'Vellfield Rd., Streatbam, .W.
Brow n, E ., 8 J... upus S t., Pimlico, S.,V.
Brown, Geo., 6 Malden Cres. I{entisb Tn. N .W.
1 1
Brown, H ., 16o Albion Rd ., Stoke Newi1~gton, N .
Brown, H. A ., Jun., Gubyon Av., Herne Hill, S .E.
Brown, W . & C., I Inma n Rd., Earlsfiel<l, S .VV .
13rown, W., 68 Godolp hin Rd.,_Shepherd's .Bush, v.r.
~rown, VY., 274 Goswell Rel., E.C.
Hrown, vV. G., r25 'Vbi tc Horse Lane, Stepney, E.
Browni ng & Carhart, 7 Nottin g-ham t., B e thnal
Green E .
Bryant, l» J., B edford Park 1 Turnham Grccn 1 \V.
Bryden, '111., 26 Lynmouth Rd., Stamford Hill N.
Bucknell, D., 25 Ainger Rd., R egent' s Park N.\rV.
Buckeridgc 1 R. S., 37 High St., 1\1anc hestc:..:r' Sq . , VV.
Bugler & Co. 1 U . Ri c hmo~d H. d., Putney, S. \V.
Bull, E . C., I I Clem ent's Inn, Strand, \\T.C.
" Qeo rgc :~{ow, H.e rmond scy, S.E .
Bu ll ers, JJ
}~unning, . \•V., & So n, 2+Loughboro'_Park, S.\¥.
Burbridge, G., & Son, 48 Park Lane, Tottenham, N.
Burdett & Sons, 9 ~pri n g St., Hyde Park, \ ·V .
Burford & Son, 35 Higb St., Hampstead, N .'Al.
Bunnah, II., & Sons, Sharstcd St., l(cnn ington , S .E.
13ursil, C. f. , r6 Dynham Rd., Ki lburn, N .\¥.
Burton & ''tisdalc, 72 Cannon St. R<l. 1 E.
Burton, R., r84A Oxford St., VI' .
~3urton, VV., 74A l(ensington Park Rd.,'\¥.
Bush, A ., & Sons 1 6A Ridgmount St., \V.C.
Butland, J. 2 Braden St., Paddington, ·w.
Bywaters, G. H. & A., & Sons (R.P.), 10 King St.
Rege nt St., \~r. ' Wol verton G11.rde1,s, . ~a.ling; F . I-I. Jon es, E8q.,
Cadman & Son, 45 Hampstead Rd., N.'W
Cai1~ s, S., Levtonstonc Rd., Leytonstone, E .
Calling-ham, \V., St. Mary Abbott's T er., K ensing-
ton, VV.
Callow & Wright, K.ingsley Rd., J{i lb urn, N . \•V :
M. el\LNl\N & 50N,
@uif~er6' l3 tontractor6',
oF,~l:fifis~No 242a Commercial Rd., E.
'JiV 01·ks executed i1.ctiide-
New R. C. Schools, Bartram's, Haverstock Hill,
£8,000. New ]factory for Mr. J. Eng·el, £8,000. New
Schools, Ilford Sch ool Board, £5,000. West Ham
Union, additions, £5,000 . '1.'wo Honses, Mr. J. Engel,
£3,100. New R.C .. Schools, Custom House, £3,000.
New R.C. Schools, Silvertown. £2,096. New Offices,
Bury Court, E .C., £2,800. New Institute, P lanet
Street, E., £2,600. New R.C. Schools,Melior Street,
Bor ough, S.E., £2,500 . Warehouse, Commercial
Street, E., £2,500. New Factory, Old l'ord, £1,50C .
Residence, Buckhurst Hill, £ 1,500. New R.C.
Schools, Limehouse, £1,500. Alterations to Ware -
houses, Narrow Street, Limehouse,£1,200. Additions,
R.C . Schools, Wood Green, £1,000. Several Sanitary
Contmcts for the Londou School Board, amounting
to about £10,000 Additions and a lterations, 14 & 25
'!.'hayer Street, W., for Me•srs. Pulman & Sons,
£2,500. Stables, Commerciitl Road, E., £6,000 .
Houses ""d Rhops, Wentworth Street, E., £12,000;
and se>e:ral other s .
Campbell, Smith & Co . Ld., 75 Newman St., ,V.
(Interior Decorators)
Candler, G., & Son, ?.58A Brixton Hill, S ., V.
Carmichael J. 1 33r 'I'rinity Rd., W a nds\vorth, S.W.
Carpente~~·'r., J2 Ladbrokc Rd., Notting Hill, W .
Carter & Wise, Cresce nt J?I., Fulham Rel ., S .W.
Castle, C. 1 & Son, 6 Clifden Rd.,LowC'r Clapton,N.E.
Catley, J .. Selby Rd., Leyt_?nstonc, E.
Cha fen & Newman, 96 1 rundleys Rd., D eptford,
S.E. (&Pi le Drivers)
Chalkley, J.C., 42 Grnnge Rd., Bermondsey, S.E.
Chamber1en Bros., r82 I-Iam mcrsmith Rd ., W.
Chapman, A .).. r. Cambridge Terrace, Victoria Rd. 1
Peckham, ::i.E .
Chapman, W., 36 Black Lion Lane,Hammersmi th, \\ .
Chappelow, G., 27A Charles St., Berkeley Sq., \ V.
Chapple, G. J., r63 Vauxhall Bridge Rd., S . W.
Cbatwin, A ., i22 C larendon Rd ., Notting Hill, W .
Cbef!ins, J., Bridge Rd., Stratford, E.
Cbessum, J., & Sons, Crown \Vharf, ).Jonicr Rd.,
Bow, E .
Child & Child, 18 Faraday Rd ., N . Kensi ngton , vY.
Child, Hy., 76 Shoe Lane, E.C.
Chirgwin, A . B., 4 Parfitt Rd., S. Bcrmondsey ... E.
Christie, J.. 2 Richmond Rd., Uxb ridge Rd . Sta.\' ' ·
Christmas, E . C ., 55 .Dartmouth R<l.,ForestHill,S.E.
Chubb, E. 1 Southgate Rd ., Islington, N .
Clark, A . C., I North Grove, Tottenham, N.
Clark, H . L., r9 Willoughby Rd., Hornsey. N.
Clark, vV. ]., r6 Rhyl St., Kcntish Town, N .\Y.
Clarke & Bracey, 64 Col eman St., E.C .
Clarke & Mannock, 6 Great Castle St.,\\".
Clarke, Thomas, 41 Ch urch Rd .; Brixton, S.\\'.
Clifton, H. C., 24 Cleveland Gdns., Bayswa ter, W.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
JOHN CHRISTIE, ~~~'f:fc~oR
2 !lichmond Rd ., Uxbrid,qe Rtl. St.at ion, W.
StcamJ01nc ryWorks, Richmond Works, Holland Park Avcnu.c,
Stonemason's Yard, Uxbridge Road.
Wo:rks execlded inctude-
Converting into flats: 2 hou&es Rochley Rd., 7 houses
S.ulgrave Rd., 2 houses Richmond Gardens, WestKen-
smgton, £2160; H. A. Hankey, Esq. Erecting 14
Houses, Bolingbroke Road , Kensington; E. Monson,
Esq. ,Archt., £5,660. Decorations, Bishopswood, H igh-
gate ; Brodie,'rimbs & Co.,Sul'Veyors,£1330. 5 Houses,
Bolingbroke Rd., Kensington; Booth & Fox, Arch ts.,
£2,300 . 14 Houses, Addison Gdns. ; Booth & F ox,
Archts., £7 .014. 10 Houses, Shakespeare Rd., H a n-
well; Griffin & Son, Surveyors, £4,657. House, East
Common, Ealing; F. H . Jones, Esq., Archt., £2,860.
House, Keuilworth Rd., Ealing; Griffin & Sou, £610.
2 Shops, '!.'he liro"e, Ealing; Booth & Fox, Archts.,
£1,800 . Sorting Office, H.M. Office of Work,, Soutb -
g.a te, £1,449. 8 Blocks, Flat•, Addison Gilns, Ken-
smgton; Booth & Fox, Archts., £9,150. Alterations,
Additions, Sinclair Mansions, Holland Pru:k Avenue·
H. A. Hankey, Esq., £5,500. 4 Houses, >VolvertoX:
Gdns.,Ealing; F . EL Jonets, Esq., Archt., £3,900. 7
Houaet:i, Acton Hill; E . Monson, Bsq. , Archt ., £5,460 .
4 Houses,Creffield Rd., Ealing; F . H. Jones, Esq.,
Archt., £5,420 . 6 Laundries, Stitnley Gdns., Acton; E.
Monson, Esq., Archt., £3,274. Add itions, Dnneaves,
Harrow; W. ll. Ward, Esq.,Archt.,£820 . Alterations,
5 Shops, Springbridge, Ealin.g; :F. J. Jones , Esq.,
Archt., £2,546. 2:.i Houses, Hillcrest Rd., Acton; E .
Monson~ Esq., Archt ., £11,100. Add itions, 7 Ealing
Broadway; .I!' . H . Jo111,s, Esq., Archt., £675. House,
Manor Ct. Rd.,Han,rell; F. W . \Vn.lters,Esq.,Archt.,
£1,100. Add1twns, 9 Pembridge Place, Bayswate1·;
Ward & Marchant, Architect, £1,400. Flats, Booth
St .. . pitalflelds ; R . W. Hobden, Esq.,Archt., £6 ,220.
Stablee, Worship St., E.C.; R. W. Hobden, Esq.
A r cht., £·1,000. 4Houses, Uxbridge Rd., \V. Acton
R . W . Hobden, Esq.i A rcht., £3,750. 4 Houses,
£3,600. St. Mary Almshouse•, Ealiug; F . H . Jone•,
Esq., £2,900.
}Yorks in hand-
3 J1ouses Ealing Common; F . H. Jones, Esq.,
£4,000. Ea't F inchley Sorting Office, £ 1,800 . :Ful-
ham Rd. Branch P. 0., H . M . Office of vVorks,
£3,23·1. House, Vvimbledon Park, ·w . J. Ancell,
Esq. £2,000. 2 house~, Sutton, F . Foster, Esq .,
1
A rcht., £2,890. ·
Clinch'"°A., & Son, 8 Hall iford St., Essex Rd., N.
Cock, .c;,, 137 V\Tardour St.,\¥.
Cockerell, 1\1., & Sons, 107 Fiammersmith Rd., ·vv.
Cocks, J. & I-I ., r Frederick Place, M~ilc End Rel. , E.
Cogman, 13. R ., 17 Lawrence Rd" Tottenham, N .
Cole, A . J., .>6A High St., Nottin g Hill Gate, \V.
Cole, C., 45 Museum St., Bloomsbury, Vv.C.
Collett, C . R. r2 Hand Court, Holborn, ,V.C.
Colley, B., & Sons, Portland Rd., Notting Hill, w·.
Collins, C . D., 68 Northcote Rd;i, Battcrsca, S. vV.
Coils & Sons, 5 Col eman St., E.<..: .
Colman, J.C., 389 High Rd., Tottenham .,._N.
Coombs, A ., London Rd., Forest Hill , S . ~.
Co-operative Hldrs., Ld., Burton Rd., Brixton, S .W.
Cooper & Holt, 48 to 50 Bunhill Row, E.C .
Co.oper, Palm er & Co., 35 Duke St., l\1anchcster q .,
w.
Cooper, J., 78 Lebanon Gardens, \¥~.Lndsworth, S.\V.
Cooper, Sam!., 6t; Crystal Palace I d., .E.
Cooper, W., 17 l\1:ort1mer St., "\/V.
Cope, A., Cottage Grove, 'tockwell , S.vV.
Corbett,-, 8 Upper Baker St., N .'W.
Cornish & Gaymer, 7 John St., Adelphi, W .C.
Corry, H., 4.1 Pembticlgc Rd., Notting Hill, \V.
Cossey, G . I-I., 2 Ne\vton Hd ., Tottenham 1 N.
C.ottrcll, F., u8 Crouch Hill, N .
Coulsell Bros., :Morpe th St. 1 ~~ ethnal Grn ., E.
Coulthard, 'fhos., II3 Eaton Tcr., Ebury St., S .\V.
Courtney & Fairbairn, .\47 Albany Rd., S .E .
Coward, Chas., Lmvcr Richmond Rd .. Putney, S .\V.
COWLEY & DRAKE,
BUILDERS an d
CONTRACTORS.
OFFICES:
18 Dean R.oad, Willesden Green, N.W.
WORKS :
69 High R.oad, Willesden Green, N.W.
Cox, C. Ash G ro,·c, Marc St., Hackney, N.E.
Cox, Geo., -io; Holloway Rd., N.
Cox, I-I ., If Parkhouse St., Camberwell, S.E.
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F. J. COXHEAD,
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BUILDER & CONTRACTOR,
LEYTONSTONE, E.
Among the Works Executed are thejollowing-
Enlargement of Church Road School Leytonstone ·
J. 'l'. Newman, Archt., £ 2,000. ' '
New Citadel at 'l'ottenbam for the Salvation Army ·
W . Gilbee Scott, Archt., £1,700. '
New Shops, &c ., atWalthamstow; W. 6-ilbee Scott
Archt., £3,500. '
Enlargement of Kirkdale Road Schools, Leyton-
stone; J . '1'. Newm>t.n, Archt" £2,700.
Home of Industry, London Fields ; Geo. Baines,
A.rcht., £ 1,200.
Decorations at Ch rist Church, Woburn Square
w.c., £400. '
New Schools at Barking; C. J. Dawson, Archt.,
£12,000.
New Iufants' School, Stamford Hill, for Tottenham
School Board; C. Bell, Archt., £6,155.
New Btu'l'acks at Suudedaud, fo1· t h e Salvation
Army; W. Gilbee Scott, Archt., £3,600 .
House, Leytoostone, for Dr. Deane, £1,100 .
Enlargement of Cn.nonbury Rd . Schools, London
Scnool Board ; 'l' . J . Bailey, archt., £12,000 .
Cookery Centre, &c., Stanley Street Schools, Lon-
don School Boitrd; T. J. Bailey, Archt., £2,300 .
Enlargement, Kender Street Schools, London
School Board; 'l'. J . Bailey, Archt., £2,800.
New Methodist Chm·ch, Walthamstow; J . W.
Duuford, Arcbt., £2,500.
New P resbyterian Church, Leytonstone; W.
Wallace, Archt., £3,500.
Alteration s, Bn.ptist Schools, Leytonstone; G.
Baines, Areht., £1,300 .
i Villas, Fill brook Road, Leytonstone; F. W. Fryer,
Archt., £ 1,900.
New '!.'own Hall ancl Technical Institute, L eyton;
J . John son , Archt., £2.1.250.
4 Villas, Woodford, £3,300; R. C. l\forray, Arcbt.
New Schools, New Port Road, Leyton; W.
Jacques, A1·cht., £8,879 .
New Methodist Chm·ch, Hackney; J. M . Cable,
Arcbt., £1,600 .
St. Stephen's Schools, Upton Park; :F. and H.
Francis, Archt., £2,700.
House, Wanstead, for Miss Aitkins, £2,200.
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Alterations to Library and Roller Sheds, Leyton
District Council; W. Dawson, C. E., £1.850.
o Shops, H igh Road, Leyton; P. Cornish, Archt.,
£3.800.
Warehonse, Queenhithe, City; C. Bell, Archt.,
£4,000.
Shop and Basement at Walthamstow; J. W.
Dunford, Archt .. £1 ,800.
'Varehouse & Show Rooms, City; C . Bell, Archt.,
£5 000.
Shops and Stables, Forest Gate; H . J. Hollings-
worth , Archt., £ 10,000.
Elect ric Light Station, extension and Bonndary
Walls for Leyton Co uncil; \V. Dawson, i\L In•t.,
C.E .. £2,900.
Villas. Laughton; F. & H . Francis, Archt., £5,000 .
Goodall Road Schools, Leyton; Newman &
Jacques, Archts., £18.996 .
Infants' School (Central London Schools), Han-
well; Newman & Jacques, Archts., £5,489.
Snares brook House Alterations, Wanstead; Haig,
Aiarmon, & 'l,l10mp~on Archts., £5,945 .
W esleyan Church , Gospel Oak; Beresford Pite,
A1'Cl1t., £5,353.
Crabb & Son, roo Brixtou Hill, S.,V.
Craske, 0., Sydney St., Chelsea, S.,V.
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i CR.EATON &Co.,
Builders &eontractors,
Offices:
13 Lancaster Street, Hyde Park, W.
Works:
lrongate Wharf &Lancaster Mews.
'l'ELEPHONE : 186 p ADDING'l'OX.
New Buildings and othe1· worlcs recently exec uted,
include the follo~fog :
Royo.l Hotel and Ar cade, Weymouth. C. O. Law,
Esq., Archt.
Graffbam Gra nge, Bramley, Surrey. A. Burnell
Burnell Esq., Archt.
Stoodieigh Court, Devonshire. A.. Burnell Bur-
nell, Esq., Archt.
Royal Dorset Restaurant, Weymouth. Mess1·s.
Crick.may & Sons, Archts.
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CREATON & Co .-(continu•d) .
I London a nd Coun ty B ank, Gravesen d. Alfred
Williams, Esq., Archt.
j D or chester .Brewer y, D or chester. M essrs. Crick-
may & Sons, Arch ts.
W indmill P.H., Leather Lane, and Reid 's Brewer y,
I for Messrs. Reid & Co.
Hart's House, Woodfo rd, Essex. W . Gillbee
Scott , Esq., Archt.
Chesnut Lodge, Cobham.
I House a nd Rhop, Coburg P lace, Bayswater. A .
Burnell Burnell , Esq ., Ar ch t.
j H ouse and Shop, Queen's Road, Bayswat er. A.
Dixon, Esq ., Archt.
H otel Burdon, Weymouth . C. 0 . Law, Esq.,
Ar ch t.
Bincleaves, Rod well, Weymou th . C. 0 . Law,
Esq., R.nd Vern on Rodge, Esq ., Ar chts . . Dmvsing-. S ., & Sons, 26 Pcmbridge Rd. , Notting
Tidcomb e Tiver ton. A . Burnell B urnell, Esq.,
Ar ch t. ' Drake, E., & Son, \~'ell Rd ., Hampstead, N ." ' ·
10 Lancaster Gate, W . Rowland P lumhe, Esq.,
Arcbt.
Kensington Court Mansions.
46 Leinster Gardens.
24 Stanhope Gardens. C. 0 . Law, Esq., Arcbt .
Gothic Lodge, Meop bam. C. 0 . Law, Esq.,
Archt. ·
I Grange ) fou nt, Leatherhead. A . Bu rnell B urnell ,
I Esq., Ar cht.
Stabling, Chelsea. A . R. Thorn , E~q . , Archt.
I Dunn, S. & S ., JI Brewer St .. Golden Sq., \ V .
Smoking Room, Cr own H otel, W ym outh . Messrs.
Crickmay & Sons, Ar chts.
41 Lan caster Gat e. Alfred Roberts, Esq., Archt.
Sanatorium , W eym ou th . Messrs . Crickmay &
Sons, Archts .
Tun R.oom nr.esi:ir s. Deveni sb 's Br ewery, W ey~
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m outh . M essrs. Ci-ickmay & Sons, Ar ch ts .
I WILLIAM
Croft, \Vm., 8 Wiverto n Rd ., Syclcnham, S.E .
Crook, B., ro2 Acre Lane, Brixton, S.'\V.
Crosser, A., 9 Grrat Sutton St., E.C.
Cruickshank, S., 8r3 High Rel ., Tottenham . N.
Cubitt, "\·V., & Co. , 2,:;;8 Gray's I nn Rd., \V.C.
Curringto n, J. T. 2 Cra nwich Rd., Stamford H ill ,N.
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Curtis, J . S. 1 & Sons, W hitehorse St., Stepney, E .
Curtiss, W. & E ., 42 C urzo n St. , n1ayfair, W.
Cutting, F . C., u4 Kensi ngton Park Rd ., W .
Dabbs, vV. 111., Portland Avenue, S tamford H ill , N.
Dainton, S . J., Hclsizc Rd., Ki lburn, N .\"' ·
Dakin & Co., 13J T he Crescent, P utney, S."' ·
Davcnall, H. G., 49 Roder ick R d. ,Gospel Oak,N.\V.
D ave nport Chas. (R. P. ). tro H a mme rsm ith I cl. , \ V.
Davenpor t: Geo . . lOO "\Va rn er R d., Cam berwell , S .E .
Davis, A " 103 C lare ndon Rd. , No tting- I-Iil l, W .
Davis, Tohn , Dryb urg h Rd ., Putney, S.\V.
Davis, R., Jl \ Vcll ington S q. , C helsea, S .W .
Davey, A . F., 49 Central H ill , Upper Nonvood , S.E .
Dawes, F., 47 Peckham Rye. S .E .
Day, J oseph, 30 Argyle St., King's C ross, \ V.C.
Dearing, C., & Son, br Hall iford St., Essex Rd ., N.
D ennett, J ., 24 S_ydcnham Rd., Sydcnha m, S .E.
Dennis, J. , 158 Hur1 ingham Rd., Fulha m, S.VV.
Densham &: Sons. 17 Circus Rd., N. ,~r.
Dent & Hellyer, 21 Newcastle St., Strand, W .C.
(Sanitary)
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I Fletcher, \ V :.i. 5q Cadogan St., C helsea, S.vV.
Electrical & Sanitary
: Engineers, Plumbers and
Hot Water Fitters.
Shop Fronts, Fittings and
Show eases a Speciality.
References to Arch itects and Surveyors
if desired.
Ojfice-31 I VES'J'BOURNE T ERRACE NORTH,
WESTBOURNE SQUARE, W.
M ac h in e J o inery Works-
126 &128 SHIRLAND ROAD,
Est a blis h ed 1867. PADDINGTON, W.
BUILDERS AND CO NTRACTORS.
Dcvonport,vV.J.. ,Rcndlcsham Rd., Up.Clapton,N.E.
D ickeson, J., 1 he Exchange. Ral ham, S.W.
D ixon & Jones, 7 Gray's In n Rd., W.C.
D ixon, J. Vil ., South Grove, Highgate, N .
Dixon, w., & Co ., Ltd ., Jt \Vestbourne Ter. N.,
Westbourne Sq., \ V.
Dobcll Bros., 15 Santley St. , Brix ton, S .\ V.
Dobson, H. ;11 ., tJ Barlboro' St., New Cross Gate,
S.E .
Dolma n, J . & Co .. t EllcrthorpC' St., Poplar, E.
Dorki ng, A., 400 K ing-'s Rd ., Chelsea, s.w·.
Dorrell & Co., JI St. J\fartin's Court, vV.C .
Dorrell, Bros., 2s London Rd., Forest I-Iii!, S .E.
Douglas, J. , 12 Exhibition Rd., ,,V ,
Dove Bros., 15 Studd St. , JslingtQn , N .
Dove, H . :\I. , , 3 , Euston Rd .. N.11' .
Downing-. J., 22 Stanlo)' St .. Deptford , S.E.
Downs, \V., Hampton St., \Valworth Rd., S.E .
Hi ll, \V.
Drew & Co., 245 & 2,6 High Holborn, \ V.C .
Drew, Arthur, 1~6 Camden .R d., N.\V.
Drury & Son, 463 Brixton Rd ., S.\ V.
Duffield & Son,Palacc\Vks., Konsing-ton High . t.,"'·
Dun n, A . D., 20 Chartorhouse Sq., W.C.
Eames, fiy. 1 135 Hi ll St., P<'ckham, S .E .
Eames, \ \'m ., 91 Hig-hgate Hill, N .
Eastlake & Co., .IA Cowley "t. \Vest, S.\\'.
Easton, J., Charles St., Harn~bury, N.
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Easton, \ ¥ ., 43 Sonning St., Harnsbury, N .
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EASUN,
Builder and Decorator,
Sanitary Engineer, Electric Light
and Bell Fitter, &c.
59 FAIRF AX ROAD ,
SOl::ITH F\.AMPSTEAB.
WORKS- F A IRFA X MEWS .
Eaton, A ., & Co. , 5 Iiigh St., '\¥h itec hape1, E.
E bbage, \ Valter, I45 S t. J ohn treet Rd. , E.C.
Eddie, Robert, t_7 Tyndale P l. , U pI!er St., N.
Edgar, T., 58 Wtmpole St., Cavendish Sq., W.
Edmondson & Son, 6 Station Rd., l\1uswell Hill, N .
Edmondson & Hobbs, Spri ngfield Terr., Wi llesden,
N .W .
Edwards & l\1edway, Doris S t., Ken ningto n, S.E .
Edwards, E ., 120 L eigh ton R d., Kentish Town,N.W .
Elkington & on,Phren ix VVorks,Roman Rd .,Bow,E.
Elkington, E., Stan na rd Rd., Dalston, N.E .
Ell is & Co., 40 Botolph Lane, E .C.
Ellis, F . W ., 45 Anerlcy Rd., S.E.
Emmctt,T., r79 High St., Stoke Newingto n, N.
Emmitt, G., 59 l\lfartin St., J amaica R d ., S.E.
Evans, R. & E ., 8 Lisford St. Peckha m, S .E .
Evans, , V ., 2 F u1brook R d. , tipper Holl oway, N .
Everard, C., L ucas \Vorks, Abbey R d. , S tra tford, E.
Eyd ma nn, E . 1 Tun., H oll ey R d. , T urnham Green, W.
Fai rhead, G . & ] ., 160 L ong Lane, Benuondsey, S .E .
Falkner, Hy., 51 Termyn St., S .W .
Falkner, J . W ., & Sons, Ossory R d., Old Kent Rd.,
.E .
Farrell, \ V ., Old Dover Rd., Blackheath, S .E.
Fearman . H. & F. , rr Charles St., E atton Gd n., E.C .
Finch & Son, Duke St., Grosvenor Sq., W .
Fli nt Bros., J'edlo rd Rd., Clapha m, . \\' .
li'Jowcr, W ., 37 G lintworth St., Dorset Sq., N .W.
Floyd & Hayman, Buckingham St., Strand, W .C .
Ford, T. F., 42 Denmark Hil l, .E.
Ford,'!'., t1:61 \\Test Green Rd., Tot~enbam, N.
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Fordham,'''· & ons, 56 Hemstall Rd ., West Hamp-
stead, N .vV.
Fo rster, T ., Furnival St., E .C.
Foster, Ii. s.I Essex St., ' \Thitefria rs, E .C.
FOSTER Bros.,
Builders & eon tractors,
Suffolk Road,
Norwood Junction.
F oster & Dickscc, ).1anresa. Rd .. Chelsea, S. W .
Foulger,-, 49 Gray's Inn Rd ., " ' .C.
Fowler Bros., 2 Dukes Rd., Euston Rd., N .W.
Fox, E . J ., Crown Hill, U . Norwood, S.E,
Fox, VV., :Milton House, Anerley Park, S.E.
Foxlcy, F., & Co., 26 Lcinster Ter. Lancaster Gate.
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Foxley, G., & Son, '6 & 37 King St., Regent St., W.
Franklin, J . C., 22 't. John St., E .C.
Freeman Oz Barber, 4 lvy Rd ., Crick lewood, N.W.
Freema n, T., r27 G rove Lane, Denmark H ill , S.E.
Friggins Hros., Westo n St., Bermonds_ey, S.E.
Frost, T ., 4 VViltshirc Rd ., Brixton , S.W .
Fulcher 1 E., 33 Iiigh, t. 1 P laistow, E.
Garlick & H orton, Ltd., 4J Sloane St., S.W .
Garner, E .l. 222 Paul's kd. 1 l-Iighb ury 1 N .
Garn ham, J. 1 & So n ~. , ,\Testow 8t., Norwood, S.E.
Gar ratt & ~on 1 Old fown, C lapham, S., V.
Gavin R ros., 6 1 ·wilson St. E .C.
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Gayner, J£. 1 23 South Parade, F ulham Rd., S.\.V.
Gerra rd, T. , 70 Southwark Park Rd ., S.E.
Gibbin, "\¥., & Son, 21-2~ Pickering Place, \Vcst-
bournc Grove, W.
Gibb,D.,& Co.,tA Birchfield St.,W.India DockRd.,E.
Gibb, James, 183a1 "\Vest End Lane, N.W.
Gibbs, John, J 1 Upper Ricl1mond Rd., Putney, S.W.
Gibbs, \V. H., & Co:;.S \Vest Ke nsington Ter., Vl.
Giles, G., & Co., 19 u ld Cavendish St., W .
William Giles,
BUILDER & CO N TRACTOR.
26 Macroom Rd., Paddington, W.
LAT 1~ 12 Ar. P11 A llo_Ao, N .W.
Rl'fe1·e11c~sto works executed under :
Messrs. Wimperis & Arber; T. E . Collcutt, Esq.;
R. Armstr ong, E!-lq.; Mei:isrs. Mark King & Son; S.
J . Nichol, Esq.; A. llf R idge, Esq .; E. P . Thompson ,
E sq. ; llfessrs. J osep h & tlmit hem ; A . E . Purdie,
E sq. : A. Green, E.q.; Max Cla r ke, Esq. ; Ar thur
R . Mayi:i ton , J~sq.; Edmu n d W . W imveris, E sq.,
M. Garbut t , Esq., and others.
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Gillett, Hy., 5 Leather Lane, E.C.
G ladding,"'·, 203 VVhitec hapel Rd., E .
Goad, W . V ., 241 Camberwcll Rd ., S.E .
Godden, S. 43 Uppe r Geo rge St. W .
Godfrey, H. C ., Mermaid Ya rd, I-Iackn ey, N. E .
G odfrey, T. , & Son, Eve ring Rd., Cl apton, N .E .
God ley, H. W ., 5.J R ichford St., Hamm ersmith, W.
Godson, G., & Sons, K.i lburn Lane, VV. .
Goodhall , S., & Son, 8J Dyncvor Rd ., Stoke Newmg-
ton, N .
Goodman, \.V., & Sons, Corporation St., North Rd.,
Calcdonian Rd., N.
Goodwin, ' \' .. 14 Hatton Ga rden, E .C .
Gorha m, F . ] ., Poi nt Hill, G reenwich, S.E.
Gou ld & Brand, 289 High St., Camden Town, N .W.
Tlf OS. ORANT,
Builder, Contractor, Shop Fitter
and Sanitary Engineer,
112 HIGH STREET, PUTNEY, S.W•
Agent to the County Fire Office and
National Provinc ial Plate Glass
Insurance Company.
Gray E., 256 Lillie Rd., Fulham, .W.
Gray: J., Danvers t. Chel sea~~ -"!':· (H orticultural )
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Green & Roxall, 59 So-01erset h.d ., lottenbam, N .
Gree n & Smith, 357 Seven SistC;rs Rd ., N .
G reen, E ., Union Sq ., Islington , N .
G reen, G ., Jun . 38 No rth l<.d., Highgate, N.
G reen, Geo., 30 King's Rd.;.1,. St. Pancras, N .\V.
Green, H . F:; & Co., 217A upper T bam?s St., E.C.
G~cen, J., 5 L~usann~ Rd., Hatcham , S .E.
Giecn, r . L. 1 Eagle St., Holborn, W.C .
Green, vV. t64 Junction Rd., N .
G reenwood, J., ro Arthur St. West, E .C .
Greenwood, J. li., E?-stcheap ~ldgs . , E.C.:
Gregar, "\V. 1 & on, ]upp Rd., Stratford, E.
Gregory&Bcnce, 35\ •\ 'inchestcr Rd.,Swiss Cot.,N.W.
Gregory, T ., & Co., Station ·works, Clapham J unc-
tion, S.\V.
Grey, H. & W., J3 Flask Walk, Hampstead, N.W.
Grimwade, C ., 19 Wanvick Rd . Romford Rd., E.
Grosch, J., 13 G'.lentborne Rd., l-Iammcrsmi th , W.
Grover, )ohn, & Son , "\¥ilton W orks, New North
Rd.,N .
Groves, John, JJ Chestnut Rd., Tottenham , N .
Hackforth & Clark, Bentick t., Cavendish Sq., W .
H ackworth, A., 41 Loudoun Rd ., N .W .

Hall, Bcddall & Co., 'V
aterloo Bridge .E.
Hall Bros., 336A :-<cw Cross Rd .. S.E . '
l:fall, T., 23-25 Great Portland St., ·w.
}!alls, J., Copcnh'1gen St., Caled on ian Rd., N .
Fialsc, Jos . 1 4r Filmer Rd. 1 Fulh.'1111, S.,¥.
HtLm, J. 1 &_Son , 69-71 Den m ark .I-Jill , S.E.
Hamlett, F .. Cotswold Works, Barking Rd., E.
J-Iammond, '\V., 72 York Rd. , Rattcrsca, S:\ i\T .
Hampton & Sons, Ltd., l Cockspur St., s.w·.
Hampton, '\V., ·f.5 Red Lion St., \\Tandsworth, S ."\.V.
(l\.oad ~Sewe r Contractor)
Hanks, H e rbert, .19 Bc>rners St., '\V.
Hardie, Hy., 290 Romford Rd., E.
H;crdy, E. 2r1 Globe Rd., E.
Harling, _G. N ., 70 .Hrockley R.d., S.E.
Harp.er, ~V., 83 Jubil ee St., Niilc End, E .
Harr:s, Edwd., & Sons, .p Uppc-r Berkeley St., '\V.
Harns & '\Varclrnp, " ' allwood St., LimehQuse E.
l-Iarrison & Spooner, 26 Col lege St., E.C.
lfarris, T., 3 Sale St., Paddington, \V.
'
Hart, P., 30.1 \\TL~::. t Green Rel., 'T ottc nh.:1m N .
f~arvcy, E . G., r 1Jarv<·st Rd., \Vcst Kilbu:·n, N .\V.
l-lan~ey, Jas., Rochampton, S. \V.
HAWKEY &OLDMAN,
Builders, Contractors,
. - & Decorators,
IO & 21 Cambridge Road,
MILE END, E.
Establish ed 1800.
Hawk!ns ~.\\:rig-h t, Brooksby t., Isl ingto n, N.
B~nvkrns, I. G., 26 .:\fount l~leasant, \V.C .
Hawley, \V. , Philip Lane, T ottenham 1 N.
Hawtry & Son, 3.~ Cannon Street, E .C.
Haydon, C. S., 458 & 'l6o Brixton Rd., S."W.
Haylock, T. ,V., 209 Ebury St., Pimlico, S .\~r.
I-layman Bros., 15 Goldney Rel., St. Peter's Park, \ ·V.
I-Ia.yworth, S., & .Sons, 108 I-Iigh St., Kingsland N.E.
Head, H. , i98 Bclsize Rd ., N.~¥.
Head, W. B., & Sons, r38 High St., Notting Hill, W.
'
Heard, A., & Co., 56 Harford St., Mile End, E.
Hearle & li'arrow, 229 Cable 't. 1 E.
Hearn, G ., 257 U pper Richmond Rd., Putney, S .\.\T.
Heath, Thos., 40 South Eaton Place, ".Vv.
Heath, T. W ., 8 Pembroke Villas, Pembrokf' Sq., VV.
I-leather, Echvd ., Queens Rd., Battcrsea, S.,¥.
Hebblethwaite, J. , & Sons, Cumberland Mkt., N.,V.
Hecps, J. vV., London 'Vall, E.C.
IR ie1nmann&Brown,17Ravens\\'OOd Rd. 1 Balham 1 S.\V .
Hendy, R., r54 Ladbrokc Grove, Notti ng Hill, \V.
l:.:Cc nnah , J. A., Treg-othan, Vicarage Rd ., L eyto n, E.
I:lcnncssy, \V., 10 Charles ' t., Commercial St., E.
l-Iensman, \V. , 38-40 ·\\Tindmill St. 1 VY.
:H enwood, T., & 'on, 7 & 8 N ew Quebec St., Portman
Sq., ,V.
Hcryet, C. J., Bl;u;khcath Hill , S .E.
~ c witt & Sewell, 30 Bush Lane, Cannon St., E.C.
B . eywood, R. :i\1:., 44A Bridge Rd., ~-lammersmith.
Hicks,]. Lynmouth Rd., Stamford Hill, N.
Higgs& Bill ,Ltd., Crown'~' ks., ".Lambeth Rd.,S."W.
Higgs, F. G., 451 Hcthnal Green Rd.,E.
Higgs, F.,&l-I.F., Station\Vks.,Loughboro'Junc.,S.E.
Higgs, J., 100 Clapham Rd., S ." ' ·
Higgs, J., & 'on, 2.:; Up. Park J:>I., Dorset Sq.,~·'"'·
Hilborn) F ., .J Cambridge Garden s, J{ilburn, N.\.V.
Hildcr "'Edg-c, Hridlc Lane, Golde n Sq., '"·
Hill, A. B., 3,H Romford Rd., E.
l-lill, '., 81 Church St., Kensington, \\T.
Hill, ,V., & Co., 5 Victoria St., S.'"'·
Hoare, J., & Son, 74 Blackfriars Rd., S .E.
Hobbs, T. E . Woodside Green. Sth. Norwood, S.E.
Hobson, J. D. 7 Duke St., Adelphi, W.C .
Hocking, A.]'., & Co., _;6 Gt. Q,uet·n St:, W.C.
Hock111g, Hy. r3 & q St. Anne s Ct., Soho, "\iV.
Hodson Bros.' Loam Pit Vale, L ewisham, S. E.
Holding, W., '&Sen, :;o Chuych St., Gret•nwich, S .E.
Iioldstock, F ., 5 Colcherne. Ter., Earl's Ct., S .\:\7 •
Holland & Hannen, 12 Hyde St., Bloomsbury, W".C.
Holland, ,V., 152 Sth. Hirkbcck Rd., Lcytonstone, E.
Holliday & Greenwood, Loughborough rark Works,
Brixton, S. V1l.
Holliday,E.,59 Fulham Palace Rd.,Hammersmith;VV.
Holliday, F. ] . 47_ Anthony St., Comme rcial Rd., E.
HollingswortT1,' H . H., Battens Yd ., High St.,
P eckham , S.E.
Holloway Bros., Victoria Wliarf, Beh•edere Rd., . . E.
Holloway, H. L., hurch St. Deptford, S.E .
Holmes, H., \Vh ite House, I.figh St., Hig_hgate, N.
Holmes 1 J., Terrace Rel., S. Hackney, N.E.
Hood, A .. 351 Cambridge l.Zd .,E.
Hooper, T., 59 ''I andsworth Rd., ."W.
Hooper, T., 40 Heron Rd., H erne Hill, S.E.
Hooton,~-, Beresford Rd., Harringay, N .
Hopkins, F . H ., 46 Adam St., Harper St., Old Kent
Rd., S.E.
Hopkins, Thos., 61 Great Ormond St., W.C.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Horey, T. '"'., 276 'Vhi techapel Rd., E .
Horn, C .. High Rd, )Jew Southgate. N.
Hornctt, W., Houghton St., Strand, \¥.C.
Hornscy 1 \V. G., 205 Vicarage Lan e, Stratford, E.
Horton, C., Goldsworth Works, \;\,Tandsworth, S. W.
Iiorton, F . 1 25 Green Lanes, Stoke Newington, N.
Horwood, F. J.. 79 Perry Hill , Catford, S.E.
H oski ng, G. 1., 27 "ylva n Rd., Forest Gate, E.
Hoskins, F. C., l Tufton St. \\f . S.\V.
Howard & Co., 28 Russell St., Covent Gdn ., ,V.C .
Howf' , G., 41 '\Vi gmore St., Vl.
~ H owlett, J. 1 T6 St. An ne's St. 1 Limehouse, E .
Hubble, B. C., 4 Leander Rd., Brixton, " · W.
w. A. HUDSON,
Builder and Contractor,
74 HIGH STREET.
HAMPSIEAD.
WORKS : CHURCH-LANE.
Structural Alterations and all
Sanitary Work estimated for.
liumphrcys. :'IL, & Son, Chesnut Rel., Tottenham, N .
Hun t, E., 4 .~9 l~ligh Rd., \Villesden Green, N.\.V.
Hunt, J ., & ~On'i. Sr St . .John St., Smi thfield, E.C.
1.fusscy, T., i+ Church St., Kcnsing-ton, ·\V.
ln g-lish, G., i32 Ladbrokc Grove, Notting 1-Iill, \V.
Ireland & Sons. r::;8 \Vandsworth Rd., S . \\r .
Irwin, \V. 1 1+3 Nf'w ~Torth Rd .. N .
I s:lac , E. J. , 8:; .F airfax Rcl.i St. Johns \\rood, N.\¥.
Ivory, J., 102 Great Cambridge St., E .
Ja chon , E., & Son, 43 an<l ·\4 Stepney H ip;h St., E.
Jackson, J., Broadway, Plaistow, E. (Dra in and
ewer \\ 'ork)
Jackso n, I., 1 0 4 Clova H.d., Forest Gate, E.
Jackson, 'r., 5 Dalling Rd., Hammersmith, \V.
Jackson, T. H ., Grnnd~· \\'ks., Grundy St., Poplar, E .
Jarvi s & Co., .H igh H.d., \:\TiJlesdcn Gre('n, N. \V.
JA~VIS & SONS,
J.
guilders ano Contractors.
E S TAB LISH E D 1850.
Offices: 253 and 255 Hackney Road, N.E.
Steam Joinery Works and Saw Mills:
York Mews, York Street, N .E., and
"Plevna Works," Goldsmith Row.
Telephone r o. ~~1 D alston.
A few London recently exec ut~d wm·ks :-
BUILDINGS-
Bell Punch Printing Works, Tabernacl e St.,
K C., & Block of Shops, High Rd., Tottenham;
EnNgsT FLINT, ]~Hq. , Arcl1iteci.
ci Crown 11 Hotel , New CroHs;
11
Red Lion,"
,"'t. George Street , E . i JOHN HAMILTO N, Esq.,
Architect.
Extensive Stabling for tbe London General
Omnihus Co ., at Kensa.l Gl'een; 'l'on'8Yard, Bow;
Nisbett'sYard. Kilburn; &Singleton St., Roxton.
New Wing to Shoreditch Free Library.
Two Blocks of Model Dwellings, for London
ounty Council, Boundary Street Scheme.
Messrs. Clarkson 's Premises 1 Cathel'in0St. 1 W.C.
FIREPROOF STAIRCASES-
Messrs . Carr 1 s Blacking Factory,Kentish Town.
British Pianoforte Works, Kentish rl'own.
Forester's Hall Place, E.C.; Bath Buildings,
City Road, & 7 & 8 Radsworth Street, for the
11
Lewis'' Estatf'.
EXTENSIVE REDECORATIONS AND
ALTERAT!ONS -
Dr. Barnardo's Hon1es, Stepney,Bow&Hn.ckney.
St. Peter's Church, Islington.
Mr . John Piggott's, Cheapside.
"Adam & b.ve ," Hotberhiihe. "lronfounders'
Arms," Greenwich. "Perseverance," Ken-
11ing·tou ; all for New London Brewery Co .
cc Black Lion," Gracechurch Street. "Gossett
Arms, " Dethnnl Gr een. "Woolpack," 1'.1oor-
fieldB; R. A. Lirn·cocK, Esq., Architect.
St. Edmond 's Church, Lombard Street.
Cecil House, Theobald's Park, ' •V althnm Cross,
for Lady l\Ieux; J\1essrs. '.l.'YLKR & Co ., Arcbts.
Woodberry Down Chapel, , tamford Hill ,
Messrs . Rotherham's Premi,.es, Shoreditch.
St. Mark 's Hospital, City Road.
Poplar, Hackney,_ Bethnal Green and Shore-
ditch Fire Stations for the London County
Council.
395
J efferies, J . E., 99 High Rd., Tottenham, N.
Jenner Bros., 9 Belgrave }iifansions, S.W.
J cnrick & Crocker, 233 Borough High St., S.E.
Jerrard, S. J., & Sons, 40 Loampit Vale, S .E.
J ewell, R. A., 30 North St., ''landsworth, S.,V.
Johnson & Co., 61 Watling St., E.C.
Johnson, A. D ., 62 Rcaston St., New C ross, S.E.
Jo hnson, Bros., 168 \ Vhitechapel Rd., E .
J ohnson, Chas., 25 Dailing Rd., Hammersmith, \V'.
J ohnson, T. H., 78.~ Commercial Rd., Limehouse, E .
Jo hnson, 'W .. & Co., Ltd., Belle Vue Rd., ''lands-
I
worth Common, S. \¥.
Johnson, ., "Kirkdale/' Sydenham, S .E.
o nes & Betts, 37 Chester Terrace Eaton Sq., S.W.
f
. ones & Grove, 16 Stockwell St., Greenwich, S.E.
Jones, T., 191ii Upper Richmond Rd.,
Putney, S.W. ·
Josolyne & Young, 89 Boro' High St., S .E.
Joubert & Son, "The Pheasantries," King ' s Rd.,
Chelsea S.,V.
Kearley, C. F., 7n Bath Pl.,Kensington High St.,,V.
I
Kee n & Son, 309 New C ro ss Rd., S.E.
K.eene, V.l. Ii., 23 Ashmo unt Rel., Tottenham, N .
I K.elland,,V. H. T .,43 J\1ano rRd .,Stoke Newington,N.
J(c1np & Son, 12 Sunderland Rd. , Forest Hill, S.J~ .
K.cnnard Bros., Lc'"'isham Bridge, S.E. ,
]Cent, G. 1-I., I I \Vhitchead's Gi-ove, Chelsea, S ..\V.
Kent, T., 15 Bath t., E .C .
Kerr, IV :.r.228 & 230 Bal ham High Rd., S.VV.
Kerry & H ollidge, 77 Highgate Hill, N .
Kerry, E ., & Son , Higbga.tc, N .
.Keyt• s, Head & Co., 6 Gray t., ?-fanchestcr Sq., "\iV.
Kid<il~,]. V., & Son, 24 Elder St., E .C .
Killby & Gayford, 87 Worship St., E.C.
King & So11 1 20 Clifton St., Finsbury, E.C.
~(ing & Son, 13c Ou ens Rd., Peckham, S.E.
.King, Chas., 136 .Blackfriars Rd., .E.
l<.ing, C. H., 28 Church Row, Hampstead, N. \¥.
King, H. A., 8 Little Jam es St.,Gray_'s Inn Rd.,,V.C.
Km g, Herbert,20 Constant1MC Rd.,Hampstead,N.,V.
King, H., & Sons, "' Park Walk, Chelsea, .,V.
I'-!ng, ¥l., ~Son~ 3 Va.uxhall J,~ridgc Rd., -,,v.
K.rng, '\V. 1'.. , 1 0 vt. Alic S t., h.
Kinninmont & Sons, 26 Chilworth St., Pa.ddi11gton 1 W.
J(ipps, S ., r11 Long Lane, Bermondscy, S .E .
GEORGE L. KIRBY,
BUILDER,
Queensland Works, HOLLOWAY.
Structural Alterations at Nag's Head, Waltham-
stow, £700; Wm. West, Esq., Archt. Addition to
:Factory, Hornsey Rise, £800; Jl1e.sro. Goodchild &
Hons, A r chts .. New Shop Front aDd Fittings, Law-
r ence Lane, City, £170; Herbert Knight, Esq.,Archt.
Structural Alterations and Shop Fittings, Ux-
bndge Road, £700; A. Sykes, Esq., Are ht. Rein-
~tatement after fil'e, and .Fittings for various Home
and Col.on ial Branches; R. Willey, E•q., Archt.
Decorn.t1ons, P lumb1ng, and Dramage work at
J\iaythorn, Palmer's Green, N.
Ki rk & Kirk, Esher. "t. West 1 S.W.
Knight, H. , & Son, i6 Bruce Grove Tottenham N
Knight, J., 137 Disraeli Rd ., \.\Tand~worth W ·
J(night & Son, 2 Canrobert St. E. ' · ·
Kn!ght 1 S ., 347 New 'K ing's Rel., Fulham, S.W.
Knight, W., & Son, Gunter Grovc,Fulham Rd SW
~<y.dd, J. 1 11 6 I~ampton Rd., Forest Gate, E . . , · ·
La~ng, D. G. (h...P.), & Son, i6 Craven St., ·w.c.
Laird, J., 2 Hawsteacl Rd., Catford, ~ .E.
Lambert, ,V. H., & Son, 24 New St., Dorset Sq. N.W.
Lambie, S. R., 16 Rhyl St., Kentish Tov•m, N.\\r.
Lancaster, E. , 22 Yorks St., liackney Rd., N .E.
Langdale, Hallett & Co., 138 Hrompton Rd., S."'·
Langhan~ 1 J..• 4.1 Edcn .Gr?vc, Holloway, N.
I.angler & 1:rnkham 1:i\Iort11ncr Rd .,N.Kcnsi ngton,VV.
Lapthornc, f ., & Co., High St., Lambeth, S.E.
~arke, \¥.Geo.,& 'on, 4 Tenter St., l\{oorfields E.C.
Lartcr, VV., & Son, 76 Little Britain, E.C.
i
Lascclles, ,V. H., & C ., 121 Bunhill Row, E.C.
J_,atl~cy Bros., New Rel., South Lambeth, S.W.
LN~ngton, C. D ., 2 \\Toodberry Down, Finsbury Pk.,
Lawrance, E.,& Sons, 14-16 Wharf Rd., City Rd., N.
Lawrence, F. 1 Church lld., Tottenham, N.
Lawrence, W. (R.P. ), IO Tavistock Pl \\' C
Lawsi?-"., & So n, 321 Camberwell Ne~Hi., S.E.
Lea, ~· & E ., J & 4 \Varwick St., Reg nt t ., W .
Lee, H . S . (R.P.), 221 St. lohn's Hill, S .,V.
Leney, I-I., III Ancrl ey Ref., .E.
Lcnfi", Thos. D., 232 Evelyn t., Deptford, S.E .
Lesl~e, Arthur,.., 97 Lark.hall Lane, Clapham, S.\V.
L~sli_e & Co. 1 St. Jam~s.' Ho. , K.ensin vton Sq., \V.
L1dd1att, J. W., 9 Tnmty Rd., Tooting, S. ,V.
Lidstone, J., & Son, 35 Hosier Lane " ' Smithfield
E .C. ' . '
Lidstone, N., 96 B lackstock Rd., F insbury Park, N.
Liley, H . G., r7a Radnor Pl. Hyde Park ,'I.
L illey & Lilley, Whitcombe' St., W.C. '
Lillie, E.]., 97 t. John's Wood T er., N .W.
L1ngc1j· Geo., r24 Dailing I d.i Hammersmith, ,V.
L~nn, ., Crown "\Vorks, Goug l St., Poplar, E .
Lmtcrn, S., 137 ' ·Vardour t., Oxford "t. \V.
Lister, Vv. ]., & Co., 37 Snow Hill , E.C.
Littl & Senecal, Union \Vorks, Hatton \'l>.'l, E.C.
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Lobb, T . J., 31 3 P ortobello R d., N ottin g Hill , W.
LOLE & LIGHTFOOT,
Trafalgar Squ a re,
CH E LSE A , S .W.
Telegrams : " Li ghtness, London."
Telephone 409, K ensin gton . . . .
LOLE & LIGHTFOOT have a complete
staff of practical and efficient workm en,
with machinery and appliances of a modern
type, which will enable them to carry out
any work placed in their hands wi th
economy and despatch.
Building an d Contractin g. A lterations a nd Repa irs .
High- Class Joinery . Shop Fronts an d Fitt inp:s .
Renewals and Itenovatic1ns.
P lain a"d High-class Painting and Decorating.
Sanitary Work .
Gas and Hot W ater ]~ngineerin g .
Electric Lightin p: . .. Bell-bangin g, etc., etc ..
JV or ks executed include thefollowing, the cont1·act amounts
for u·Mch were ji·om £500 to £ 12,000 :-
A L TEUATIO NS AN D Dr.:conATIONS.
67 B asin gha ll Str eet, E.C.; Cleveland House,
K in g Street, St. Jam es' ; N ichol son's Ltd ., St .
Paul's Church yard ; a The Beehive,'' Eden Grove,
H olloway, N .; 50 B edfo1·d Gardens ,\~'.; 53 Onslow
Square, W.; ' •J asper House," Earls Court Road,
8 . W . ; '' Railwa y H ot el, " Beckenham; " Edi n burgh
H ouse,,, Sl10ot U p H ill, Kilb urfl, N: W.; " Henekeys,"
22 H igh Holborn , W.C.; "Royal Palace H otel, "
High Street, Keusing ton, W . ; "Princess Cbarlotte,ll
Prin ces~ Str eet, Regen t Str eet, W. ; F ire Brigade
Station, Fulham Roa d, S.W., etc., etc.
NEW Burr~o r Nos .
146-152 H ollowa y R oad. N . ; N ew Residence,
Sho ps, St ables, &c., N . Finchley ; Club Honse,
10 Nassau Street, Shaft esbmy Avenue ; Electric Sub
Station, Milner Street , Chelsea, S .W., et c., etc.
D r-:COR A'flONS .
23 Rosslyn H ill, N.W.; 47 B uckin gh am P a lace
Road, S .W.; 1 Ch eyn e Ga rd ens, Chelsea; Cadogan
Lod ge, Carlyle Squ are, Chel•ea; H Courtfield
Gardens , Ken s in ~ton, S .W . ; 2t0 Oxfo r d Street, >V.;
237 R egent Street, W . ; 85 H igh Street. Ke nsington,
W .; 9 B rompton Road, S.W . ; 49 Onslo'll· Square,
S.W.; 22 Sumner P lace, Kensing t on, S.W. ; 108
Maida Va le, W., etc., etc., etc .
L o rcl en,W. I-I. ,&Son, ro7T ri ni tyR d., Up. Too ting,S . \ ¥ .
Lovatt & Son, 94 York R d., K ing's Cross N .
L ove, R ., & Co ., 2 & 3 Exeter St., Strand: W.C .
Low n, R. D~, & So ns, I2 As hbroo k R d., U pper
Holl oway, .N .
Lusco mbe & Son, 33 H<u-row Rd., W .
L yfo rd, Geo rge, 266A Uxbr idge Rd., W .
L yne & Sm ith, 23 Farring-do n St., E.C.
L yons, E., 19 Navarino Rd .. Richmond Rd .. N.E.
McCORMICK &. SONS,
B UIL DE RS & OONTRA OT OR S,
Northampton St., Essex Rd., N.
TEL EPHONE No. 116 DAL S'.l'O N .
Recent 1Y01·ks execv,fod include-
North-Eastern Hospi tal and St. Pan cr1ts Work-
house ; Messrs . A . & C. Harnt on , Ar chts . Bedfor d
College ; E . A . Gruning, Esq., A1·cht. New Offices an d
W ar eh ou ses for Messrs. IVhiteley, Ltd., W estb ourn e
Grove ; Mess rs. H owgate a n d Keit h, Ai·chts . Church
Finchley ; E . Hoole, Esq., A r cbt. Poplar Publi~
Library ; Messr s. Clarkson, Arc!Jts . B usin ess P r e -
mises, Guildfol'd St. , W .C. ; Messrs . Shoppee, Ai·cht.
R esidence, Stanm or e ; Amold Mitchell, Esq. A l'cht .
Sanitary Work s for '.l'. McKi nnon Wood, Esq.,L .n .c.;
R ogel's F ield, Esq., E ng m eer ; and for Sir W a lter
Foster, M .P ., and others, u nder Professor Corfield.
Many W orks for London School Board, since 1870 .
Undergroun d conveniences for City of L on don ,
I slington , and St . P a ncras .
Mc D owalll;'.\· G,, 27 Calais S!·; Cambcrwel l, S .E.
Macey, J. lVl ., & Sons, Da nes n o., Wyc h St., \.V .C .
Mackley B ros., Fordwych Rd., N . Cricklewood,N.W
McLacblan, T., & S ons, C laplrn.m Pavement, S .W.
lVkSwi ney, W ., 84 Geo rge St., Portman Sq., "\V.
Maddisoi_;1,.. \ "¥. J. , Clarkson St., Carmin_g- Town, E .
Mallett, rt . & G., 233 Clapham R d., S .\.V.
Malpress & No rth cote, 421 L ordship L a ne, S .E .
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Mannell, J . C., 8 Ladbroke G rove , No ttin g H ill , W .
M a nsfi eld & Son, I69 Upper Thames St., E.C .
M a nter, C. , 52 Church Rd. , T otten ham, N .
Ma ntor , Chas., 325 C able S t., S t. George's, E .
l\llapl c & C o ., Ltd. , T otte11h a m Court Rd ., W.
M a rcha nt & Hirst , 136 Hi ghgate R d ., N .
l\1a rkb am, G ., Old G ravel La ne, St. George's, E .
M a rshla in, Hy., IA Rob ert St;:,. B edfo rd Row, W .C .
M a rtin , G1 eo., Blissett S t .I. \..7reenw1cb, S.E .
Mars~ a n d John"l Y ork S t ,. Wa lworth, S~E .
lV[a rtin, J., W a rwi ck P l., lVIai da Vale, \ ¥ .
Martin, W ell s & C o., Belvedere Rd. , S .E .
Maskell , R ., & Son, I89 New North Rd ., N .
Maso n & Co. (R .P. ), IS Barbican , E,C.
j\fason, J . C. 47 Camberwel l New Rd., S .E.
:i\1'ason, 'W. , $ treatham Common, S.W .
Matthews & S trong, 470 W est Gree n Rd., N .
Matthews, >V., 9 Vi ctoria C otts., Arc hway Rd., N .
Mattingley, Thos., Chu rch Rd., Tottenham, N .
Mattock Bros. 2I9 I sledon Rel., Finsbury Park, N .
Maxwell Bros., Ltd . (R.P.), 308 Brixton Rd .. S .\Y.
11/[clbourn e . Vi/ ., I Quee ns Rd., St. J ohn s \ ·Vood . N VV
Mello r, T. W ., 33 Wi lles Rd., Kenti sh Town . N."\V.
:M iddleton, J., 26 Aven ue l~d., Tottenham N .
M ill s, J., 64 & 65 , Hatfi eld St., Stamford St., S .E .
M ill s, W., 4 Ru tl1in Rd., >Vcstcomb c Park, S.E.
i\IIi lman , F . \'\T., 29 New Cross Rd .. S.E .
Milroy, J., 42 B aker St., L loyd Sq., \ V.C .
,. F. G. M IN TER,
BUILDER AND CONT R ACTOR,
Ferry Works, Page St., Westminster, S.W.
'l'elephon e No . 636 W 1r.s T .\H NSTE1L
Some of the Wodcs recen tt,1; execute'l inchu-le :
Additions to F e ver Hos pita l, Fulh a m, for th e
Metr opoli to.11 Asylums B oard; M essrs . A . & C.
R A HS'l'ON . Decoration s and Sanit ary Work , for
ROW LA ND PL UMBR , E sq. , F .R. I.B .A. N ew Schoo ls ,
Wi mbledo n and Streatbl\m, 1md Church o f the
S ac red Heart, Wimbledon; F . A . W ALT RRS, E sq .
Rebu ilding White Horse, Parson' s Gre~ n , for
l\1:essr~. CRJCKM AY & so~s . St . A g nes Schools ,
K e n s in g ton; 'r1n rPLB Moou. 11: , E sq. Convent a nd
Schools , Somer's '!'own. St. J os eph 's Chu r ch , H.ed-
h ill; A. E . P uno rn , Esq., .l!'. R.I.B. A. Endowed
School s, K ingston; A. J. P 1 1~ K r ~ GT O~, Esq.
El e ctric Li g ht Station, Wimbledon; A. H .
Pmrn o 1~ . E sq ., A.l\'I.I.C. l~ . 1 En ginePr. New Work-
house, Bletchin gley; ]' . E L IF F, Esq. Rebuildin g
48, 49, & 50 Rupert St., Haym a rket; Messr s.
C HAl'tIDEnS & D n w1r.s . The Florence Hott:l , Rupert
St. , Hayma1·ket; MessrA. C HAM BER S & D ttw us .
N ew El ectric Light Sta tion fo r t he. Fulham
V estry , £30,000 ; Messr s. M~ D H U R S T & R1Tct:ni..· ,
Engineers. N e w E lectric L ight Station . Bexhill-
on-Sea ; G i::ono ir. H UBBA R D, E~q . , A r cbt. ; A . H .
P REECE , Esq ., Engineer . St. Thomas' · Chur ch,
Streatham; SP RN CE R. W . Gn A NT, Esq. , A.R .I.B .A.,
and S TD NF.Y R J. SMJT H, E •q . , F.H. I.B .A., F .S .I .,
AI"Chts . N ew Electric Lig ht Station , Reigate, fo r
th e Bor ough Council ; Messrs. MRDH LI RST & LLO YD,
E ngineers. N ew Prem ises , Pop lar, £ 20,000, f or
Messrs . Spratt'• Patent, L td. ; MAx Cr,An1rn, E sq.,
F.R.I.B. A ., Archt . New Conve nt a nd Schools ,
W0< •dford ; H.ev. A . J. Cano11 Scoles, Archt . New
E lectric Light Sta tion, Ept:iom i A. E . Pridmo1·e,
Esq., Arcbt. W ork" for the School Board fo r London;
L on don & County B ftnk ; 'l'heGAs Light; &C oke Co.,
et c., etc. Aniount in g t o a bout £ 250,000.
Mitc hell , E . W., 322 C old.harbour La ne, S.E .
M itchell, T .E" 108 Drum mond St .. Euston Sq., N .\:V .
Mitchell , W . J ., & Sons, D ulwich Vil lage, S .E.
Moo n, J., 25, Commercial Rcl.,1.,_Lambcth, S .E .
Moo re, \¥111. 1 I-Io icombe R d., l~otten h am , N .
Morley, J ., 131 Brixto n Hill , S .IV.
1\[orris & Co ., 2.\ G ranville Pl., Orchard St., \\r.
~1orris & Sonsl P ark Lane, , ¥,
Morse, John, Finchlcy Rd., Child's H ill, N .\V.
lWortimer, T. E ., 19 Maxi ll a Gdns ., N' .Ke nsington,\\' .
l\1ortimer2r "\V. F ., 160 Choum ert Rd ., Peck ham , S.E .
1viowatc, J as ., ror C lap ha m Park Rel., S .\.V.
Mowl em & Co ., Grosvenor 'Vharf, 2\1i ll ba nk, S.\'\T.
Munday, T. B ., 73 Endcll St., Bloomsbu ri·, l'l' .C .
M unday & Sons, 8 Sava12;13 G cln s. 1 T ower Hi ll, E .C .
~1 u rgatroyd, T ., 14 Jo hn's Mews, Bedford R ow, Vl.C.
Mussett, A . G,.10 H artington Rd., S. Lambeth,S.W .
Myriug, T., & L.o. (R.P. ), 09 A bbey Rd., N .W.
Nash & Sons, roo Ke nsin«to n Park Rd ., W .
Nash, Vi/. 1 72 Amc rsbam Vale, New Cross, S .E.
Nash, W. , 239 K.ensi ngto n H ig-h ~t . . \ \' .
Nea1, G ., 'f ennyso n V\Tks. , \ Nillesde n. .Lane, N.\V.
Neighbour, H ., 283 Brixto n R d., S .I'' ·
Neighbo ur,\\ ' ., 23 Dalling Rd., H a mm ersmith, W.
Neil , W ., r65 Turner's Rd., Bow, E .
New by, P. J., & Hros. , Chase S ide, Southgate, N .
Newman's, Ltd., White H orse La., S . Norwood,S.E.
Newman, W. , 3 Dohcm ia Pl., J\{are St. , N .E .
New ton, G., 93 Southwa rk B ridge Rd., S .E.
Nicholl s, J. G., 3 r9 Stan stead R d., Catford, S.E .
Nichols, F ., 34 Cross St., I sl ington, N .
N icholson, T hos.. 47 O ld Comp to n S t., Soho Sq., W .
Nicks, ] ., & Co., 92 Falcon R d., Battcrsea, S .IV.
Nixon, J. , Godliman St., E .C .
N oakcs.t....J. .t....10 :H udso n Rd., Ca nni n~, T own , E .
.N obl e, J.<.. c. ., 93 G loucester R d., S . vV.
No rris & Son, 35 i'viarchmont St., \V.C.
Norris, J., il,O Ki n,!?''s Rd., T ottenha m, N .
North, C ., Grove W ks., Ma nbcy ltd., Stratford, E .
Norton , T . , & So n, n Frederi ck S t. , S tratfo rd, E .
T elephone No. 703, Kil b urn. I
GEORGE NEAL,
Builder & Contr ac tor,
Tennyson Works, Willesdcn Lane , Kilburn .
W 01·ks executed in clude-
N ew Block of Flii.ts, P1·iory Mansions, K ilbur n ,
about £ 5,000 ; R. D. H a nson, E sq., Al'cht. New
Cath olic Schools, Kilburn, a.bout £5.000; R . D .
Han som , Esq., Arch t., New m ock of Shop•, \.Vest
E nd Lane, about £5 ,500; D eli Asa Joseph, EBq.,
Archt. New Schools for Chr ist f: hul'Ch, Bronde• -
b ury, ahout £3,000 ; C . B.. l31<ker King, Esq., Sp1·ing
Gardens, Arclit. New Club. Paddington Green;
Messrs. P . St. A ubyn an d W a<llin g, A 1:chts., t h e
Temple, vV .C., abo ut £'1,000. Al temt ionA and
decomtions at Brand on Park, Suffolk, fo r the Baron
Barretto; Me,srs . J. K ingwell Cole and E . S.
Mansergh , Archts., ab on t £1,200 . New Warehouse,
Bateml\n's Row, Sbo1·editch ; A . L et t, Esq., Archt.,
ab on t £2,000. New Schools fo r th e Willesden School
B oard; G. B . 'f. L awrence, Esq ., Arch t ., about
£ 16.000. New ChUl'ch House, for old St. Pancms
Church; C. R. Bitker Ki n g, Esq ., Archt . Messrs .
Hollan d and H olland , n e w Gun F actory , H anow
R d .; Messrs. Done H u nter & Co., A rch ts., about
£7,00 0.
Warehouse,
~ Shop, and
Office Fitter.
George Newton,
Builder
. and
C ontract or,
93 SOUTHWARK BRIDGE ROAD,
Southwark, S.E.
No rto n, -µ,r, J. , 1 2 Cun ningha m Rd ., T ottenha m, N .
Notn.rn n, J., 87 B road L ane, Totten ha m, N .
~o tting)Him, J ., 22 l(y naston Rd ., Stk. N ewing ton, N .
N unn , E. L., 425 E dg ware R d., ·w.
Oatley&. Son, 28 A lde rm a nbury E .C .
Ol dma n, T. & A ., I06 New C ros~ R d., S .E .
Oldrey, I:l:., B ., & Son s, Hig h Rd., Ki lburn,N. ~'.
O lver, ]. V., 47 H ig h St., K ingslan d, N.E .
Orfeur, F ., 9I & 93 Effr<i Rd., l:lrixto n, S.\.V.
Osborn 1 .T ., & Sons, 73 -75 Lower Th a mes St., E .C .
O uth:va1te, ]. , & So n, ~4 Upper East S mi thfie ld, E .C.
Paddiso n, A . V., i P ic keri ng- P L, Bayswater, '"\~r.
P a lmer, W . D ., 75 J)ul wich R el ., He rne IIill , S.E.
Papp in , J ohn, r Lavcrs Rd., Stoke Ncw ington 1 N.
Parfitt 1 Jo hn, & Co., Craven Rd. , VVi llesdcn, N .\V.
Parker, E., 7r S t. P a ul's Rd., T ottenh a m, N .
P a rker, G., r24 Rumn er Rd ., Pec kh a m, S.E .
Parker, V\T., 44 lWay St.,W cst Ke nsingto n, Vl. (Con-
tra~tor fo r D rai nage) ·
Parkmso n & Son, 27 Southampton R ow, W. C .
Parsons & Co., t 32 Upper H..ic hmo nd Rd., S.\\T.
Parsons, Jas., 190 ~ r92 W ate rl oo R d., :-3. E.
Pascoe, F . Vl . 37 Quecnmorc Rd., Stroud G reen, N .
Patma n & Fotf1 0ring ha m, IOO T heo bal d 's R d. , W. C.
Patten, C . \.V., 35 Gt. Ormond St., W.C .
Patt~ nso n, \.V. 1 & So ns, 5 Wh itehall, S.\V .
Patn ck & Son, 28 'W estminster Bridg-e Rd., S .E .
Pavey, \~r. , W i ncbmorc H il l, N . (R oad a nd Sewer)
Payne, C. 1 &Sons, Barrington Rd., C rouch E nd, N .
Payne, Geo., ro r B arry l Zd. 1 Eas t Dul wich 1 S. E .
Peacock, A . 1 "Lynda !e," C lapha m Park 1 8.W.
Peacock Hros, 5r W ater L ane, Brixton H ill, S.W.
Pearce & Co., 646-648 Holloway Rd . N .
Pearce, VV., & F. , G a rde ner's La ne, P utney, S.\V.
Pease & Kentish, Ho ll y Hill , Hampstead, N .\.V.
Penfold, I V, J., 30 Wells Rd., L r. Rydc nham , S. E .
Perkins & Co. (R.P.), 15•1 Gt. Tichiield St., W .
P errin, ·w., 27 D ecrbrook Rd., He rn e H ill B.E .
P erry & Co. Tredegar \\forks, Ordell R d.; Bow, E .
P er ry Bros:< 19 Bishops Rd., Cambridge Heath N .E .
Perryma n, u .1. 5 J?a rk Av., Tpttcnha m, N . '
Jl helps, A ., 4 Strcatham PI. , Brixton H ill , S. '\\T.
Phillips, G., 13 :i\Lanchester St., W. C .
P h1l11ps, T., S Ladb roke Grove, Notti ng Hill , W.
P hillips, W ., & Son , ro Baker St. 1 \¥.
P hilpson & Son, 27 Craven Tor., W.
P hil ps & Bisiker, J7 Queen's Rd.{ l3ayswater, W .
P icken, W . F., 85 K ing's R d ., C 1elsea, S . ~'.
P inkham{. C ., 198 Pu rves Rd., ICensal R ise, N .W.
Pitcher, J · D ., & Son, 25 r Goswell Rd ., E . .
P itma n & Son, 30 Newga te St., E .C .
Pocock, J ., Fi nsbury R d ., \Vood Green, N.
Pocock, 8 ., 713 Wandsworth Rd., S. W .
P oole, H y., 169 Oxford St., \.V.
.P oole, ] ., & So n, 13 St. Al ban's Rd., Ke nsing ton, I V.

ARTHUR PORTER,
Builder & Con.tractor.,
702 High Road. Tottenham.
}Vorlcs executed inclu.-Je-
t. F aith' s Church, Stepney; 't. Mark's ChUl'ch,
Bethnal Gl'een : St . Faith's Pal'Ochial Buildings,
Stepney; St, Mary's VicaTage, Tottenham; St.
Matthew's ChUl'ch Rooms and Dwelling House,
Ponder's End; St. John's Church Room, Isle of
Dog·s; St. John's Arldition to Schools, Isla of Dogs;
Me8Srs . J. E . K. n.ud J.P. Cutts. Al'chts. St: Mary's
Church Vestries in Edmonton : St. Ma1·y's Vicarage,
Edmonton ; llfossrs . Doug'las & Fordham, Chester,
Archts. St. John's Mlssion Room, Tottenham; St.
John's Chul'ch Room, tamfo1·d Hill; Spencer W.
Grant, Esq., Archt. Al terations to St. P aul' s
ChUl'ch, '.L'ottenham: Addition to St. Paul's School,
Tottenham : E. B. Ellis, J•:sq., Archt. Additions to
ul\'.[arti m; He1·on /' Bracknell, for General Milman.
New \.\lards, &c., Hackney Uuion; Residence at
Woltliamstow; vV. A. Finch Esq.,Archt . Edmonton
Public Library; Ma mice B. Adttms. Esq., Archt.
Ruilding Tottenham Public Library;
Edmeston & Gabriel, Archts. Building Parish
ChUl'ch, Roehampton; Geo1·ge IT. Fellowes Prynne .
Archt. Denn V>tughan Mem01·ial Church, Kensal
Rise. Addition to St. Saviour's Church, Crouch
Hill; Messrs . ,T. E . K. & J.P. Cutts, Archt.
Potter, '.F. W., 2 Shepherd's Bush Rd., vV.
.Potton, G. 1 r9 Gainsford St., I-Iorselydown, S.E.
Prestige & Co., Grosvenor Rd., Pimlico, S.W.
Preston, Wm., rr6 Grange Rd., B ermondscy, S.E.
Pritchard & Renwick, 9I Tooley St., S.E.
Prosser, D., 23 & 25 Charlotte St., F itzroy Sq., W.
Pryor,"'· A., Kingsgate Pl., Kilbun1,i. N .\V'.
Pugh, H. E., I Eton Place, Adelaide l<.d., N ."' ·
Pulham & So n, 21t2 Ferndale Rd., Brixton, S.W.
Quarterman, W'. H., 50 Old Broad St., E.C.
:Rayment, J. J., &Son,4 Pont St., Belgrave Sq., S.IV'.
1-!.ay ner, R., 20 Elder St ... No rton Folgate, E.C.
Read, J. , & Co., 26 Little Cheste~ St., S.IV'.
Read, IV., 43 Church Rd., B rixton, S.'IV.
Reason, \V., Rosebery Avenue, VV.C .
R eddish, vV. (R.P .), & Son, 148 Clapham Rd., S.W.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS .
Robertson, P. S., & Sons, 141 Edgware Rd ., vV.
Robey, J. T., r94 Bow Rd., E.
Robinson, Wm., IS Kill arney Rd ., VVandsworth
Common, S.W.
Robson, Chas., A lbion Rd., L ewisham, S.E.
I Sm~rdo n, R. ]., 322 Kentisb Town Rd., N.W.
H. ROFFEYi
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR,
~uildford Works, Putney, S.W.
1¥orks Executed z'nclude-
S TR UC TU RA L ALTERATIONS,
SANITARY PLUMBING, AND
HOT WATER WORKS, 0->c.
References to Architects ~nd Surveyors
if desired.
Messr:.i.
Rogers & Bully~ 32 DarJaw Rd., Fulham, S .\V.
Ronald, R . S., 36 St. Ann's Hill, Wandsworth, S.VV .
Rose & 'on, Beulah Hill, Nonvood, S.E.
;Rose, F. G., Catford B rid ge, S .E.
Rowe & Co., 22 Finsbury J\1:arket, E . C.
Rowe & Sons, r32 Seven Sisters Rd. , N .
Rowe, W ., Lansdowne Rd., Clapham , S .W.
Rugg, Tas., & Son , 165 Earl's Court Rd., S .l'I".
l~u sse lf, ~·, si,Lauri ston R~., Sout? I-Iackney,, ~ . E.
I,ussell, w·. f., 99 Al scot l'-d., Beimondsey, S.E.
Sabey & Dixon, 3 St. P eter's t., Islington Gn., N .
Saint, G ., 25A Edwards Sq ., Kensington, W .
St. John, J. H., & Sons, 6o Seymo ur Place, B ryan -
ston Sq., Vl.
Salt, S ., 40 & 42 Turner's Rd., Burdett Rd., E.
·--
Salte r, A., 33 Roderick Rd., K.cntish Town, N .W.
Salter, vV., Webber St., Lambeth, S.E. (Shopfitter)
Sanders, Tos., 92 Crawford t., Bryanston Sq., ·w.
Sand on , Edwd., 327 Harrow Rd., W.
Sang-ler.&Pinkham, Mortimer Rd. 1 l{ensal"Ri sc,N .V•l .
I Saunders, F. , Princes St., Ca,·cndish Sq., \V
Sawyer, J. '\V. , 84 Larkhall Rise. Clapham, s:Vl.
Say, }I. \ \T., Thorold Rd., '\¥hittingto n Rd., V{ood
1 Sobey,!. 30-34 Lamb's Conduit t., W .C.
Green . N . ' Somerford H., & Son, 138 Manor St., Clapham, S. W.
~ayers, Thos., :'6 Arabin Rd ., Brockley, S.E.
397
S~mmon ds, C., Harley Rd., Willesden;unction,N.'\Y.
S~mmonds, Geo., Pepys Rd ., Deptfor , S .E.
S :mmonds, G., & Son, Erlanger Rd., New Cross. S.E.
~~m pson & Annett, 5 Church St., Kensi n ~ton, \ •V.
Simpson, J., & Son, 48 Paddington St., W .
laughter & Son 10 Sloane t S IV
Sma rt, ]., 87 Bri'xton H il l, S.\V. . .
ru~th & Brown, 30 V\Tes tern St., Up. No rwood, S.E.
Sm~th & Co., IOO l\1ount St., Grosve nor Sq ., '\V.
Sm ith, Frank , Devonshire Rd., Greenwich, S .E.
Smith, Fred., 20 Bishopsgate St. \¥ithout, E. C.
Smith, G ., & Sons, J\IIuswell Hill, N .
Smith , G . W. 1 IS Vi carage St. Stratford E .
§m ~th, H., & So n ,sWcth e rb):TC'r.,E arl~ sCt . , S.\V.
~m1th, H., & Sons1 r28 St. Ann's Rd., S .Totten ham, )l.
ESTABLISHED 1859 .
JAMES SMITH AND SONS, Ltd.,
BUILDERS,
JUNCTION WORKS , SOUTH NORWOOD, S .E.
Cottages, S!ades Green, El'ith, Kent, for the S. E.
Hailway Co.; Architects, Messrs. Humphey, Davies
and Co. -i 7, 49 and 57 Brompton Road, S. W.;
Architect, G. Edwards, Esq. Stables and Cold Store,
f71·avel Lane, Southwark; Architect, E. Carritt, Esq.
Home and Colonial Stores, Wttrehouse, Finsbury;
Al'Chitect, R. Willey, Esq . A.l.'tizans Dwellings, Webb
Str.et, Bermondsey, fo1· the L. B. & S. C. RailwRy;
Al'ch1tect, C. L . Morgan, Esq. Convent at Chi•wick:
A.l'chitect, C. Ford Whitcombe, Esq. Radical f'Jub
at Willesden; Architect, J . CMb, Esq. Shops, High
Stre7t, Ealham; Architect, F . Perks, E sq. Fairbairn
Institute, Barking Road Plai•tow, E . ; Al.'cbitect., H .
C. Lander, Esq. Green Dragon Public House, Ber-
mond sey; Al'chitects, G. Elkington and Sons.
S m!tb, T., IJ Roskell Ter., Lr. Richmond Rd., s . ~r.
m1tb 1 T. A., & Co., Ltd ., 3 Robin l{ood Court,
Milk St., E.C.
S mith, IV. H., & Son, 480 Fulham Rd., S.vV.
Smith . vV., 67 D enmark Hill S.E .
Smith, W., Eldon Wks., Ha;leyford Rd., S.E.
Snewin Bros., & Co., High Rd., Clapton, N .E .
Snook, Alfd., 7I Liverpool Rd., Islington , N.
Soanes, T., & Son, 5 Orde Hall St., " ' -C.
Soper, R., 1s8 St. John' s Rd., Deptford S.E .

ALFRED REED, I Sayers, W., 86 New Kent Rd., S.E.

' BUILDER and CONTRACTOR.,
YORK WORKS, STRATFORD MARKET,
LONDON, E.
IV'oRKS EXECUTED INcr,uoE : N ew Schools for
vVest. Ham School Board, London School Board,
vVanstead School Board, Ea•t Ham Flchool Board,
\Vest H1tm Hospital. Additions for Leyton School
Board, ·west Ham School Board. Villas and Factory
work, large and small.
Reid, A . W., & Co., 69 St. Mary Axe, E.C. (Sani tary)
R eynolds, F. G., & Son, 4 Brix ton Rd., S."'·
Reynolds~
H. hodes,
J., \~rest Hampstead Avenue, N.VV.
r., r8 Fairholt .Rd., Stoke N e\Yington, 'J>,T ,
Rice, D.S. & on, r .) Stockwell Rd., Clapham, S .IV'.
.~ichards, j. C., 03 Nu tfo rcl Pl., Edgware Rd~, \~T.
},1clutrdson,]. 0 ., Albert Rd ., P eckham, S.E.
R idd le, J. , 154 :H ig h St., Poplar, E .
Rid e r, 1..; ., & Sons, r8r Union St., S.E .
R. RIDGWAY &. SONS,
Builders and Contractors,
tighti119, fjeati119 , & V'e11tilati119 €119ineers.
BLURTON .Ro., Low&R CLAPTO~, N.E.
0.tlices-2
1Vorks-C r~AP'l'ON, Ho:imnTON , AND LEYTO~.
Bcwkers-LoNDON .A~D CouN'l'Y BANKJNG Co.
Recent Ttfl"orks /nclude contracts :-
horeditch Workhouse and Casual Wa cds ;
Hackney Guardi ans Oflices, Infirmary \yards;
11
Ha.t and li'eathers" P. H ., Southwark; "'l,he
R.arrow" P.H., Boro'; Ro.m's Chapel , Homerton,
Lighting and Ventilating; Infant Schools. Lower
Clapton, Heating; Kilburu, Ley tons tone. Leyton,
Wa!thamstow, Tottenham, W'alworth ,Blackwall,etc.
.
I Refe1·euces lo Arclu'/ects, Snrveym·s, etc.
Scott, A ., 22 South Mol ton St., IV.
Scott, S. J. , r39 Bishopsgate St. \ Vithout, E.C.
~o uthco tt, Messrs., outhwood L ane, :Highgate, N.
Sparkes, John, & Son, 14 King St .....Tower Hill, E .C.
Spear, A., 40 Westminster Bridge Kd.t.S.E.
Sci-ivener, \V., & Co., 8 Fitzroy Rd., Regent's Park, Spicer, G., 73 Disraeli Rd., Putney, S. \¥.
N .W. Spiers & Son, 3 Hill Rd., Abbey Rd., N.W.
Scurrah, Vl. A., 22 Gower Pl~ ''r.c. Spra ke , Foreman, & Son, Pont St., Belgrave Sq., W .
Selby, T. & H., 94 Mare St., {ackney, N .E.
Selway, J., & Sons, 45 Uppc:r (ennington Lan e, S.E.
ey mour, \\T., 2:=; South.ville, \Vandsworth Rd., S .'\V .
Sharp, C., .1IA f".l i!lside Rd. , Tottenham, N.
Sharp, \V. J., & Son, 3 1 Annin~ St.1 Shorcditch, E.
Chas. Spreckley & Co.,
harpe, G., Gibbins Rd., Strattord, E.
S harpin gton, T : G. ~l(imbcrley Rd., Nun h9ad1,...S.E . SHOP-FRONT BUILDERS
Sbaw 1 G., 20 K.1ng .ii:dward St., Ncwgatc St. , ~ .C. AND
Shaw, G., 8 '\Vigmore St., \V.
Sheffield Bro!\., J\Iildmay Avenue, BalFs Pond, N. COMPLETE SHOP FITTERS,
Shelbourn~ 701111, & Co., 70 F enchurch St ., E.C.
Shep herd, 1\ ~• 66 Bermondsey New Rd., S.E. PHCENIX PLACE 1 CALTHORPE ST.,
Sherwin, H. li.. 1 23 & 24 Gt. James St:, \l\T.C.
Sherwood, L eytonston e Rd.I.Stratford, E . Gray's Inn Rd., London, W.C.
S hi ers, R. & ]. , 5 K ing St., B..egent St., 'V\T.
Shipp, I-1.. , & Son, 433 1-Iigh Rd. , Tottenham, N .
Shurmur. '\\T., Riverside '\1\To rks, Upper Clapton, K.E.
Shute, '\\Tm., 10 Chelverton Rd., Putn ey , S.\¥.
Sibl ey, H . A., Lower Richmond Rd., Putney, S:\V.
AIR-TIGHT s~ow CASES. I
JEWELLERS' FITTINGS A SPECIALITj
W. SILK'. & 50N, Stace, E. , Rye Lane, Peckham S.E.
Staines & Son, 6r Gt. Ea.stern St., E.C.
@uif~eu an~ 'lQecorntorG, Stanford, J., 193 H ither Green Lane, L ewisham, S.E.
Staples & Son, 2I2 Farm er's Rd., l{ennington, S.E.
13 ~igh Street, Homerton, N.E. 8tanley, I. H ., 93 l.a.ndor l~d . , Clapham, S.W.
Stapleton. J., & Sons, n2 High Street, Stoke Ne,,· ..
ington, N . .
Stapley & Tucker, Disraeli Rd., Upton, E .
1Vo?·ks executed include the followi11g-
St. Luke's Church, Hackney. External . re•tora-
tions. Grove nnssion Cha.pd, Homerton, Building
eight new Class Rooms. Drapers' Shops , Hackney ,
Extensive alterations, fitting:.:;., and decorations .
E. SWAN & SON,
Hackney Uninn, Alterations and decorations to
Board and Committee Rooms, &c., and new +-g)?; BUILDERS, ·K;-+-
Lq,vatories. l)atent \Vood Decorating Company,
Homerton, Rebuilding premises after fire . Lundon
and South vVestcrn Bnnk, Hackney, General pepairs
!i.nd decorations. Lady Holle's Schools, c;eneral
CONTRACTORS & DECORATORS,
repairs and decorations . St. Barnabas Schools,
Homerton , General repairs and decorations. "chool
Board for London, Contractoi·s for r epairs and
BEAUFORT WORKS,

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paintiuO'. '· Rownhams." :Rusbill Park, AlterR.t.ions
R!mcs 1 ] . , Antill Rd., Tottenh am, N .
R ivett, J., 35 r High St., Stratford, E .
and high-class decorations, erection of Conservat or y,
&c .
Walham Green, S.W.
Ro ber ts, C. P., 138 St. Paul's Rd., I-lighbury, N.
i{obcrts, L. lI. & R., 34 Rhcidol T er., I sli ngton, N. ESTABLISHED 1876.
{oberts, T. R., & Co., 2+ D evo nshire Rd ., Forest ,_.._
Hi ll, S.E. Simmonds Bros., uB Cronnvell Rd., s:v\r.
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Star & Son, Gresham Rd., Brixton, S.W.
Starki e, Gardiner, & Co., A lbert E mbankment, S.E.
. "teed, P . & F., Stuart St., City Rd., N .
Steed, T . D., 9 B arrington Rd., Crouch E nd, N .
Steel , Wm ., 66 A lbi on Rd ., Dalston , N.E.
tevens, Bros., Yonge Park, Seven Sisters Rd., N.
Stevens, G., J7 Lingham St., Stoc kwell , S .W.
Stevens, T., 45 South Molton St., .W.
Stevenson, Thos ... 6 S hc ldo.n St., Paddington, N.
Stewart, ]. , tN W est GreC'n Rd., Tottenham, N.
Stimpson & Co., 78 Brampton Rd., S .W.
~t ua rt, R . L., 194 Lower Rd., Roth erhithe, S.E.
Swan, E .,& Son,Beaufort Wks .,,Valham Green 1S.W .
.:::iwcet, \\r., Lo ve rid ge Rd., H am pstead , N .'\V.
Sykes & Son, 9 Essex St., Stra nd , \'f.C .
Sykes, A., Perry Hill, Catford, S .E.
A. E. 5YME5,
Builder and Contractor,
Carpenter's Road, STRATFORD, E.
Store Yard in Warton Road .
T17orl.:s execuled include :-
Shoebury Water ·works; Lei gh Schools; Southend
Schools; (.),uecn's Hotel. Southend; l\!Iusenm, West
H1tm ; Houses, Shops, and Roads, Chadwell H eath;
Underground Convenience, Southend. Extensive
Alterations to Cart a nd H orses, Ma1·y!and Point ;
Carpenters' Arms, Canteen, Stratford ; Crooked
Billet, Vine Ta.vern 1 Shadwell i Sanitary Work,
West Ham Guardians; and W est Hom Hospital.
[Telegrams : " 8yma1T 1 London."]
Taperc11 & Davis, 16 Cartbusian St., E .C.
Ta»ener, C., & S on, 8 St. J ohn's Wood T er. , N.W.
T ay lor, W ., & Co,_ 50 P ercy Rd. , S bep hd 's. B sh., W.
T aylor, W. E ., & Lo., Prince's Works, F!urlingbam
Rd. , Fulham, .W.
T enn a nt & Co., Gra nge Rd., Will esden Gm., N.W.
Thom, Wm., 40 First St., Chelsea, S.W.
Tbomas, 'T., 56 Black Lion Lane, Hammersmith, W .
ESTABLISHED 1825.
W. THOMERSON & SON,
Builders & Contractor~,
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ATLAS WORKS,
HACKNEY ROAD,
LONDON, E.
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TIN''. \',frson & Beveridge, 12 Albany St., R egents Pk. ,
Thompson, J. J.. 137 Old S t., E.C.
Thompson, W., Willow Rd., H a mpstead, N .W.
Tinckha m, P., 7 St. H elen's Terrace, St. Quintin 's
Park, ~orth K ensingto n, W.
Tinson, E ., 169 Warwi ck Rd., l{ensi ngton, W.
Titmas & Sons, G ra fton St. E., To ttenh a m Ct.Rd.,W .
Todd, G. E., & Co., r92 HackneyRd.,N.E.
Tomes, W., 6 The Grove, H a mmersmith, W.
Toms, E ., .11 W elli ngton St,,_ Camden Tn., N.W.
T oten,W. H .,155A Glo'ster Kd. , S . K ensington, S.W.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Tout, A . H ., 2 H e rbert t. , Haverstock H ill , N ."\V.
WILLIAM TOUT,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR,
Victoria Works, Hendon, N. W.
Offic e and Store Yard : Brent Street.
Residence: Finchley Lane, Hendon .
ESTABLISHED 1879.
..)
R eferences to well-known London A rchitects if
d esired.
Telegrams: "W. Tout, Hendon. "
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Townsend, F., 62 Pinc Rd., C ri ckl ev1rood, N.VV.
T ozer,}'. , Uxbrid ~e Rd. S tat ion , "\•V.
:1:raies & So 1~s 1 8 Elgin C 1·csc.ent, No tting· fl il~ VI/.
lrca sure & Son, Cottcnham Rd. 1 }lolloway, l'IJ .
Trccmai n & Piper, 42 Clyde Rd., T ottcnb a m, N .
:rr!be, E., 4)?eodar Rd ').. Putney,~·'"·
Tri ggs , E., lh e Chase, L..la ph am , S.W.
Trollope~.G. , & Sons, H a lkin St., Belgrave Sq .,S.\V.
Tucker, .t:. B., 82 Lavender H ill, Battersea, .s:·w·.
Tugwel l, T . B., & ons, 4 Belsize Crescent, Hamp·
stead , N .,'f.
Tunks, W., 2r5 Cornwall Rd., Notting Hill , vV.
Turnbu ll & So ns, 8 No rthumberland A lley, E . C.
Turn er & \:Vithcrs, S tratford Rd., K.ensi ngton , \ •V.
Turner, T. , Allfarthing Lane, V\Ta ndswo rth, S.V./.
Turpin,\'/. J. , 2 Canfield Pl., 'vV. H a mpstea d, N.\V.
Turtl e & Aprieton, 14' St. John 's Hill , S .l'f.
))demann, H. J .<.':.7 Vi ceroy: Rd.,_ S. Lambeth, S .'vV.
l yennan , J., 220 Walworth Rel., S.E.
]:j mes, A. E. 1 Ca rpe nter's Rd. , Stratford, E.
Uff, ' ''alter;., 125 ] uckingham Pala ce Rd., S .W.
Vaa Vliet, .1.1., !1anor Estate Office, D ulwi ch, S.E.
Varc, Bros. , r3 Spring St., Paddi ngton, \V.
Va ugh a n, R., 48 Spencer St. , Goswcll Rd. , E.C.
Vears, John, & Co., 27 Crave n T er., Bayswater, \.V.
Veitch & Close, 2 Longfo rd St., Munster Sq., N . W.
Vigor & Co., 15 King St., Poplar, E.
Voller, Fredk., Truro Rd., \ •V ood Green, N .
\Vadc, G ., 24 Flood St., Chelsea, S .\.Y.
·w agstaff, G ., & Son, 9 Bartlett's Bldgs., Holborn
C ircus, E.C .
\Va lfo rd,J., & Son 73 Knightrid er St., E.C.
\Va lker, E. T., 16 'falbot Rd., Totte nh am, N.
\Va lker, E. 'I'. & F. T., 92 St. Leonarcl's Rd., Poplar,E .
Wall, C., Asbb urnGam ·wks. , Lot's Rd. , S.vV.
W a ll, H., & Co., Carlton Rd., Kentish Tn., N.W.
Wall er & Co., 4 Lyall S t., Belgrave Sq., , .Vi/.
\ \Tallis W. , Ramsden Road, Ealham, S.\•V.
IV ard & L ambi e, 2 Hom sey St., Holloway Rd., N .
Ward low, G ., The Grove, Hackn ey, N.E.
\\Tari ng , S. ]., & Sons, 17,:;-181 Oxford S t., W.
"\.Vatmoughl. T. "\¥., 27 Philip Lane, Tottenha m, N .
\ ·\Tatson & Ellwood, SI7 Lordship Lan e, Dulwi c h, S.E.
\ .Vatson B ros., 5 Charlotte St., Portla nd P l. , vV.
11; a tso n, W / 168 Larkhall La~e, Cl aph ~1m, S .W.
\\ atts, G . N ., 147 H igh St., Notting Hill , W.
" 'atts, Johnson & Co., Tile Yard, Comme rc ial Rd.,
L imehouse, E.
\ •\Tayla nd, E . , 18 White Lion St. 1 P c nton villc, N.
\Ve~th crley & Tho mpson, back of 452 l'i'ulha.m Rd. ,
s.w.
\ Vebb, A ., Long thorne Wks. , Romford Rd. , E .
\.Y cbber, A . A ., 47 Mortim er St., IV.
\ Veede n & Shrimpton , 50 Church St., l{ensin g ton, "\V .
vVeir, vV. , 58 South Audlcy St., W .
\Velis, R., 2 Ridley St., Bermondsey, S.E.
\V elis, ,'f. , Jt Harnsdalc Rd., St. Peter's Pk., W.
\\' ells & Co., 56 Paddington St., \Y.
\Velsh, T ., & Son, Chatsworth Rd. Stratford, E .
\Veston, G. E ., 42 'Vellcl ose q. , St. Gcorg(•'s, E .
"\Vcston, T. , r7 Ariel Rcl. 1 Brondesbu ry, N .
I
WEST HAMPSTEAD
j)uilcer,
Sanitary Work.
Structural Alterations.
BRONDESBURY, N.W.
mttWitkl#
\iVh cc lcr , ]. _W., \ •Vinr hmorc Hill , N .
·\>\ ' hitakcr, J., 19r Earl'g Court Rd., S .\\T.
Wh itby, Slate & Whitby, F eatherstone Hltlg-s., H ol··
born, \V. C . (Decorative and ?anitary \\Tork)
"\~T hitc, A . ·\V., &Co. , 110Lower Rd ., R othcrl1 ithc,S.E .
\ •\Thitchcad, L ., & Co ., 1 ortland Pl. N., Clapham
Rd.,S.W.
Wilk(•s Bros., rog Buckin gha m Palace Rd. , S:"\V.
Wilkin son & Sons, r 17Cl arr n<lon Rd .,N ottg". £[iJl 1 \V.
"\Vilkinson Bros., 64 and 155 St. Thomas . R d ., Fin s -
bury Park, N .
Wilkinson, ,V. B ., & Co., Ltd., 1 Victoria St., S .\'f.
Will ett, VV. 1 2 Sloane Gardens, S. \V.
\.\Ti]Jiams, E. & A ., 17 D erring St., Hond St.. ·\·V.
'.Villiam s, GC'o.~ 70 H.atton Garden, E .C .
\\Ti Jlia1.n s, G . S ., & So ns, Ri chmond St., ThornhiJli
Sq. , I slingto n, N .
~V~ll!am s, }I. J-' 13 to 18 R erm~nd sc-v St., S.E.
Vlilliam s, J. I. , 87 L~1 n c ast cr l'-.d., VV.
"\V i lli am~ • .Son, & "\Va lling ton, 132 S hepherd 's Bush.
Rd.,W.
W illiams, '\¥. , & Sons, r7 Benbow Rd., l{ammer-
smith, \V.
·will iams, IV. R., 98 Hig h S t., Putney, S .'vV.
\Vill ott, C . H . & J. W. , 63 Goldhawk Rd.,VV.
'\Villmott, J. , & So ns, Totte!1 ham L ane, Horn sey, N .
Will s, M. D. , 40 Northcote Rd., Batte rsea, S.W.
Wi lsher, G., 563 Seven S is ters Rd., N .
'\IY'ilson ,A. &T. ,59De Beauvoir Cr es. ,King-slandRd. ,N.
Vlil son 1 E . K.. , & Sons, Ltd., 13 Sussex Place, South
K ensington, S."\\T.
vVil tshire, W., H eath t. , H a mpstead , N.\'f.
Wimp ey, G., & Co., 30 The Grove, H a mmersmith,\¥'.
\'!incisor , H .. & Co .. 6r Strathblaine Rd. , Clapham
Tunction , S. \·V.
\\fire & Forrest, 57 Church Row, Betb na l Grce1.1, E.
V\Titherilt, L ee, & ~1artin, 10 Chapel St., l\1a yfa1 r,W.
Wood , F. & F.l·· 64 Cleveland S t ., Mil e End Rd. ,E .
\ Vood, H enry rc h, 157 }.i! idland Rd., L eyton, E.
. W oodwar~ W ., & Co., 13 \Vil so n St., Fin~bury, E.C.
Wordley, .u... W. , 6o Godwin Rd ., For st Gate, E.
Worra ll & Htevens, 58 _Howl a nd St., Fitzroy Rq ., W.
W orsley, R . E., & Co. 1 H enry St., Gray's Jnn Rd .,.
w.c.
Wrig ht, Hy. , Dailing Rel., Hammersmith, \.V.
W1·ig ht, H.J. , Cadog·an Gardens, Chelse;i, 8.W.
Wyand & So ns, .33 l\'.l.a.rlocs R<l ., Kensington, S.W.
Yeoman, S priO'gs, & Co., 4 Shnibbery Rd. , Streat-
ham, S.\.Y.
YPrbury & Sons , Birchington Rd., K.i l burn 1 N .W .
Young & Lonsda le, _l u11 ction W orks, H erne llill, .E _
Y oung H., & 'on, Cleveland Rt., 1VI:ile End, E .
Young: C. H. , _:;o Paradise Rd., Clapham, S. \V.
Young, R . J., JO Barbican, E.C .
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2. Provirycial.
Berlfordshire. Berkshire-continued.
AMPTH/LL. Garside, G., & Son, Hockliffe St. GEO. S. LEWIS (continued.) WALLINGFORD.
Sharpe, W. T., 'Vob urn St. Tutt, G. B., Sandy Lane Brasher, W. , & Sons
Yirrell, T., Bridge St. New Clothing Stores , Oxford
ASPLEY GU/SE. Road, for l\fr. Langston; MrLLAR WANTAGE.
Sinfield, Charles LUTON. & NAYS'1!TH, Archts . Wl1eeler, J., & Son, Mill St.
BEDFORD. Angel, G., Melsom St. Shop and Pemisesand ' 1 Brewers' 'Vhiting, Gregory & Stroud
Coleman, T. H., 84 Foster Hill Rd . Attwood, A . , Ashto n Rd. Arms" Inn, for· H. & G. Simonds;
Corby & Son, 27 T avistoc k St. Dunham,'~' . G., Guildford St. WINDSOR .
J. H . GOODMAN, Archt. Bampfylde, E. 1 Francis Rd.
Dawes, A. J. Exors . of, Priory St.
1
Kint?:ham 1 G., Old Bedford Rd. New Premises, Elm Park, for Fe1·- B ishop, R ., Grove Rd .
Foster, S., K.empston Nev ill e, T. & E. 1 Castle St.
Frcshwate1· & Sons, 2.~ Castle Hill Parkins,.t. D., High Town R.d. ~~h~~' Limited; G. W . Wxnn, Butcher & H endry, Arthur Rt.
Pryor, l..7. ,V., Cardiff Grove Cooper, G.. & l::ion, Ld .. High St.
Gell, JC, & Son, 65 Howbury St. Extension to Morris & Co. 1 (Decorators)
Harrison, G., Rutland Rd. 8aunders, J., & Son, Duke et. Market Pliice; MnLAR & NAY-
Smart, G., Guildford tit. Dickinson, E. (R.P. ) & W., Victoria
Warton & Dunstall, As hlmrnbamRd. SlllrTn, Archts. St. (San itary Engineers)

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\.Yhite , J.P., Bramham Rd. OFFLEY Extens ion to Truro Brewery; F. Foreman, R., -~lbany Rd.
B/GGLESWADE. Sharp, C. POTTON. W. Ar,nunv, Archt.
Daulby Bros., Hitchin St. Wellington Arm < Hotel, for H .
Ruffell, J. D., Exors of, 8tratton St. Bartle & Son, Bu ll t. & G . Simonds ; W. RA v&:sscao1<~'.f 1
DUNSTABLE.
Rainsford Bros.
Woodm an, Samuel
Arebt.
Extensive PrintingWorks, Kate-
Wm. Green & Son,
Cheshire, T. , 7 Matthew St. grove, for Petty & Sons, Limited; Builders and Contractors,
Nash A., l>rincc's Bt. SANDY
French, W. E. , &. Co. M1 LLAR & NA YSMJTH, Archts .
\Vhit~ 1 F. F., Prince's St.
EGGINGTON, Le(ir!ttou Buzzard.
STOJ""FOLD . Business Premises, Croydon; C.
8Mrr11 & BON, Archts.
Ql;l£iun, 'tru.titthznr.
Morris & Son
Edwards, H. , & Sons Redhouse, S. & J. Extensions to Queen Anne's Col-
lege, Caversham, £~,000; J .
HOCKL/FFE, Leig!ttonBu.zza1·d. TODD!NGTON, Dunstable. OsnonNJi: 8M1T11 1 Arcbt.
Ayer, J., Son 1V01·ks executed :
& Durhun, D. Complete Shop fittings for Read-
LEIGHTON BUZZARD. Mu ckl cstow, George ing Industrial Co. op. Society, New Billi11rdRocm nncl A dditions,
Cook, D., & Son , 48 Ashwell t:it. WOBURN. London lid. , &Caversham Branch, Sir D. F. Gooch. Batt.. Clewer
Dawson, A . E., 8 Heath Rd. Gregory, H., 36 & 37 Bedford St. £1,000; W. RAMB LING, Archt. Park; Che:-;ter n.nd Perkins, A rchts.1

5~ Shops and block of Offices, London. Twenty Cottages for E.

Friar Street; G. W. Wxnn, Archt. B. Foster, Esq., Clewer ?i-fanor.
Business Premises, Minster Street, 'l'wo Entrance J... odges and Squash
for Harris & Son; W. L RWTON, Racket Court, A . L. Wigan, Esq. ,
Archt. Forest Park; A lfred Burr, Archt.,
Berkshire. Extensive Factory, Reading, for
the " London Graphic" ; Mx ssn.s.
London. New Billiard Room and
Additions, W. V1tnderbyl, Esq.,
White Lillies ; A.H. Attwater, Esq.,
E1LOART 1 Surveyors, Chancery
Lane, London. Archt., London . Alterations and
ABINGDON. Houghton, A. H., Donnington, near Additions , Pliillip Barnett, Esq.,
Pope & Co., East Wooclhay Large Residence, Lodge and
Buckle Jas., Spring Rd. Stahling, Bingfield, Berk s; .Toirn Farnham Lodge, Bucks; A. H .
Ricketts, Jas., r Tesdale Ter. Plumb, T., Greenham Attwater, Arcbt., London. New
CAs11, E$q., Archt., London.
Thatcher, George, tcrt St. PANGBOURNE. And numerous other important Drawing Room and Additions, Sir
ASCOT Boxall, T., & Son works. D. F. Gooch. Biirt., Cl ewer Park ;
Charman, H . READ/NG. Hesketh & btokes, Archts ., London.
Trust, T. Badcock & Maxey, Thames Side New Entrance Gates and Additions,
WalJis, D ., Race Course Lane Bottrill, J., & Son, King's Rd. 'V. B . Avery, Esq. , Oakley C'ourt.
Margetts, J. H., 6r -65 Brunswick St. Alterations and Additions, Lord E.
Watson, W. Bourton, \V ., ro3 'Vatlington St. Ncwber_ry, F. 254 King's Rd .
BINFIELD, Bracknell. Collier & Catley, St. Mary's Butts 1 S. Churchill, Queensmead; and
Searle, H., 32 & 34 King's Rd. many other Work s.
East & Hyde Fitt McCarthy, E., London Rd. Taylor, D ., & Son, I South tit.
BRACKNELL. Go~dwiu, H. VV., Castle St. Wheeler Bros., 42 Caversham Rd .
Brown, G., Winkfiel d H awkins , ,V., Erleigh I d. \Vbiting, T. F., The Grove Hollis & Son. St. Leonard's Rd.
May, W. J ., Priestwood Wks. Higgs, H ., & Sons, ~ r Queens Rd. Kelly, T., 18 Victoria St .
SONN!NG, Readr1tg. Knapp, E., King's Rd.
CHOLSE Y, Wallz1rgford. Robin son, Geo . Knapp, T., Grove Rd.
Bosber, C. W ., & Sons STR EA TLE Y, Reading. Pither, G., & Son, Temple Rd.
COOKHAM.
Cooper, J. K., & t;o1~s .
Frewing, Jos., near tstat1on
GEO. S. LEWIS Smallbone, J.

Norris,
SUNN/NGDALE .
J., & Sons
R eavell, A. H., 37 Peascod St.
Slaughter, J ., Bolton Rd.
\Vill ett, E. K., Fr:rnccs Rd.
Lacey, R. G.
Spencer, - ·
CROWTHORNE.
and B~O~· B'1.iley, A.
T/-IATCHAJV/.
Brown, G.
WINKFIELD.
TWYFORD, R.S.O. Searle , E.
Spear & King Builders and Contractors Hussey, R .,_ Kiln Green WOKJNGHAil'f.
EAST ILSEY. ·~Nigmore, li. Seward, J. B ., Crown 'Vks.
Taylor, E. T .. Post Office Kennet Joinery Works,
FARINGDON.
Cadell Bros. READING·
Ritcbings, J., Station Rd.
HUNGERFORD. Established rs:;;.-l'elephone 270.
Hoskings,H., Riverside Joinery 'Vks.
New, F ., Chilton Foliat . .
Worl.:s 1·1t hand and fu.st compleled-
N ew Premises for Metropolitan
Buckinghamshire.
"'ooldridge, J., & Son, Canal Wharf
Bank and Wellington Club, Friar
KINT/JURY. Street, Reading, £9000; F . W .
Bance, J. AMERSHAM. CHALFONT ST. PETER'S.
Ar,nunv & G. W. Wnnn, Joint Darlington, Geo., High St.
LAMBOURNE, R.S.O. Colcma_n, Jos.
Owen, F. ch~~~~~· Caversham, Oxon; Sin \Villiams, F. G.
A YLESJJUR Y.
Ryder, D., Gold Hill
MAIDENHEAD. A B1~~lUFIELD & :30NB, Arch ts. Green, W. Y., & Co, r.1- ' Valton St. CHESHAH
Cooper, T. K ., & t:ions, Castle Hi ll Ext.ensive Additions to ,i White J\llaync & Son , Station Ct. Abbott,,¥ ., & t:ion, Bcrkhamstcd Rd.
Cox, C. \~r., & Son, BridgeRd.vVks. Hart Hotcl,' 1 Sonning, Berks., Vvcbster & Cannon, Cambridge St. Boughtop, W ., Red Lion St.
C reed, W., Boyne Works £4000; W . CA,rPDELJ, JONES , Bed- Darvcll, R., Berkhamsted Rel.
Edwards, F. W ., Queen tit. ford Row, W.C., Archt, BEA CONSFJELD. Moad , A., 55 Cestreham Villas
Gilroy, \V. Queen tlt. Large Business Premises, Duke Bagley, James 'V., High St. 'Vall is, J., & Sons. Herkhamsted Rd.
H ill , H., King St. (Drai n Work) t;treet, lleading, for A. W .. Baker Child & t:ion
Partlo Bros., North Town & Co. ; W. D. Bur,r,1s, Fmsbury JJLETCHLEJ". COLNBROOK, Slou![lr .
Holderness, A .
Pymm, F. J. , High Town Rd . Pavoment, E .C., Archt. . Yi rrcll, T.
Roberts, t:iaml., High St.
Silver & Sons Ltd. , Allwood Wks. New Rt"staurant and Dwell_1ng- JJ/ER TON, Aylesb111y.
Wells, John, Welliu!ft6n Rd. Ho u se Duke Street, Reading; Grist, S., Ld. DATCHET.
West Bros ., Albert l:it. w . D. 'BULLIS, Fio•bnry Pave- BUCK//\"GHA Jl/. Bidwell , E.
M/DGHAM, Reading. ment, E .C. , Archt. . Boyse (late Marshall & .Boyse) Hunt, - , The Green
James, T., Bath Rd. Large Cold Storage Prem ise s, Jl,farsha ll \.J., 26 & 27 High St. Pearce, J . H.
NEWBURY. Southampton Street, for Venner & 11bbcts, J · K., West St. aundcrs, F., Eton Rd .
Adey C . W., West Mills Sons; Jos. Gn& 1~NAWA:r-,. Archt. Sc~rs, A., Datchct Common
Alte rat ions and Additio ns .and BURNHAIY/, nem· Afarllenltead. \Villct, E. K., The Green
Banc~, E. A. East Woodbay fitting out ~omplete , Premises, Almond, G.
Chivers, A . J.,
63 Cheap St.
Newbury, Berks.; W. HA.lIDLIN, Deverill, W . B ., High St. ETON.
Elms G. & Sons, Benham Painter & Allder, Chapel St. Goddard, W ., & Sous, IH High St.
Head, G~o . , Tot Hill, Burghclere Archt.
 400
Buckinghamshire-continued.
ETON WJCK.
Burfoot, H .
FARNHAM ROYAL, R.S.O.
Wheeler, H.
FENNY STRA l'FORD.
Taylor, Alfred, Aylesbury St .
GREAT MARLOH'.
Carter, T. S., Ch apel St.
Lovell, Y. T., High St.
Sellman, vV. & T.
HIGH WYCOMBE .
Biggs, G., & Sons, Great K.ingshill.
Bond, ]., & Son. 'l'ottericlge Rd.
Boyles, G. , Desborough Avenue
Chapman, F ., Leigh 't.
Dickens, H. T., Easton St.
HENRY FLINT,
Builder & Contractor,
EASTON STREET,
HIGH WYCOMBE.
JV 01·ks executed include -
Various Chair Factories; C. E.
Moxham, Esq .. Arcbt. Cricket
Pavilion, High Wycombe; Thomas
Thurlow, Esq., Archt. New Wing
to Pond House, Radnage , Bucks ;
Chas. Carter,Esq ., County Surveyor,
Archt . Foundations and Works foe
the laying down of new machinery;
Thomas Robinson & Co., Rochdale,
Engineers. New Wing to Cottage
Hospital, Hi"h Wycombe; A.
Vernon, lTIAq., F.s.I., Archt . Busi-
ness Prem ises for Messrs. Dix & Co . ;
School of Science and Art, High
Wycombe, A. Vernon, E~q . , F.B.I.,
Archt. Catholic Chw-ch of St.
Augustine, High Wycombe; A.. E.
Purdie, Esq ., F.R.I.B .A ., Archt.,
New Mansion, Chalfont. Buck.., for
the Rt. Hon. C. T. Ritchie, l'Y!.P . ;
M. E. Macartney, Esq., A.rcht. New
Factory knd Offices, etc., Slough,
Bucks, for 1'Iessrs. Ellimn.n; Messrs.
Nottali'e & Sammons, Arcbts. E lec-
tric Light Station 1LDd Works, Hii>h
Wycombe, for Edm 11 ndsonsElectri c1 ty
Corpomtion. Ltd.,Westminster. Ad-
ditiens to Uxbridge Sewage Outfall
Works for the Urban District Coun-
cil; C. Nicholoon Lailey, F .G.S.,
Westminster, Engineer, and New
Offices, High Street. Slough, for
Messrs Notttige & Co., Architects .
Additions to Desborough Arms
Hotel and Saracen's Head Hotel,
H igh Wycombe, for Wheelers'
Wycombe Breweries Ltd.; T . 'rhur-
low, Esq., Archt.
Free & Co., Priory Avenue
GEO. H. Glf>50N,
Builder, Contractor
& House Decorator,
Co rn Market,
HIGH WYCOMBE, BUCKS
Established I876. Telephone No. '2J.
Tde;rrajJJiic A ddnss :
GIBBON, Du1LDER, H wrr WYCOMDK.
/Porks executed 1'11clude-
Vicarage, Loudwat~r; A . B. Jack-
son, F.R.I.B.A., Bedford Row, W.C.
Five Arrows Hotel, and Stabling,
Wadd esdou, for Baron Ferdinand de
Rothschild; W. F. Taylor, Esq.,
A1·ch., Aylesbury. Restoration, Wy-
combe Abbey, for Messrs. J. Carter,
Janae &Sons, Suneyors, Camb1idge.
Additions, '' Riverdose." Cookham,
forC. Saxton,E•q.; A.Vernon, E sq.,
F.S.I., Archt. R e•idonces, "Battle-
mead" and "Whitehouse," with
Lodge•, Stables, &c., forC.G. Boxall,
Esq., Mnidenhead Court; F .Wheeler,
Esq., F .R.I .B.A., Arch., 22 Chancery
Lane, W.C . R.esidence and Stables
Wycombe, for T. Robinson . Esq.; T'.
Thurlow, Esq ., Archt., Wycombe.
Residence, Lodge and Stables,
Maidenhead Court, for 8. DeLissa,
E•q.; F.W11eeler,Esq., Archt. Addi-
tions to the Platt and two New Resi-
dences, Bourne End, for F. C. Frye,
Esq.; A.Vernon, Esq .. F .S.I.,Archt.
Alterations,WycomheAbbey,Bucks .;
W. D. Cariie, Esq.,M.A.,F.R.I.B.A.,
BUILDERS AND
GEO . H . GIBSON (continu ed.)
Areht. Two Riveraide Residences•
Cook.ham. for G . P. Hemming,Esq.;
Brett A. E lphicke, Esq.,Archt. New
wing to Hughenden Manor, for
Coningsby Disraeli, E•q., M.P._; A.
Vernon, F.8 .I., Archt. Business
Premieee,Hig-h Wycombe. for Mes•rs.
Mcilroy; Thoe. Thurlow, Archt.
New Capital and Coun•ies B11nk,
High Wycombe; W. \.Vall~ce, Esq.,
Archt., 27a Old Bond St .
.., *" ' 'dMd
Harris, F., Boulter End. near
Harris, J. 'I'., iO Easton St.
Herring, R., London Rd.
C. H. Hunt & Son,
Builders & Contractors,
Station Works, HIGH WYCOMBE.
This old established firm bas c11,r-
ried out many large contracts in
London, Enfield, anclneigbbourhood
of High Wycombe .
lV01·ks exec11tetl ncentlv-
Rebuilding Glory Paper Mills,
Wooburn; J. N . Hobday, Ssq.,
Engineer, Dover.
Parsonage, Wycombe Marsh, and
Residence and tltables, High Wy-
combe; A . Vernon , Esq., A1:cht.
Bank for Capital & Counties
Bankinli Co., Ltd., H igh Wycombe;
W. Wallace, Esq., Archt., London.
Factory, High Wycombe; J.
Thurlow, Arcbt.
Stables, &c., Whit tington, for
Hudson Kearley, Esq., M.P.;
- . Bloomfield, Esq.,Archt., London .
Large Chair Factorv, Hig-h Wy-
combe. Paper Mill s, Wooburu.
Residence, Glory Mill. Wooburu .
Schools, Amersham Common. Resi-1
dence for W . Birch , Esq., High Wy-
combe. Re-decoration and new
Drainage system, Upland• , Hughen-
den; Su rveyorn, Messrs. Hedg·er and
!\fixer, Charing Crol-IR.
And many other works.
Hurst & Son, Amersham :H ill
Loosley, Son & Pearce, Oxford Rd.
Martin , B. W., Oxford Rd.
Nash, J., & Sons, 28 T emp le End
Pierce, G . C., 4r T emple End
1::-teevens, J., & Son, 8 Cre:ndon St.
IVER (Uxbridge) .
Jones, Harry
LANE END, High Wycombe.
Smith, G.
LANGLEY.
Crtiok,l. W., }Iorscmoor Green
LINS~ADE (Leig!tton Buzzard).
Y irrel, T.
NEWPORT PAGNELL .
Wilford, B., 74 High St.
PRESTW0~1J.t.t. llHssenden,
Parsons, G.
PRINCES RISBOROUGH.
Wright, T., Market Rq.
SLOUGH
Atkins, T. H. R., L edgers Lane
Belch, H. C., Harmondsworth ·
Telephone-No. 2·1.
H. D. BOWYER,
I
Builder, Contractor and
Decorator,
Joinery Works, SLOUGH.
1'Vo1 l.: durt'nJ( 1900 z11.cl1tde-
Additions to Vl' orks for the Con-
solidated Engineering Co., Ltd.,
S lough, about £7,000; A dditions to
Embrocation FA.ctury for Messrs.
Blliman. Sons & Co., Slough , about
£7 ,500; '\·V. Ra.venscroft,Esq.,] .S.A.,
A rcht. Ro, id ence at Datchet for F .
C. JameFZ , E:-:q., £t,600; Messrs. Sar-
geant and Son. Archt•. Residence at
Slough for \.V. Holl11nd, Esq.,
£1,300; Messrs. Lee and Farr,Archts .
Alterations and Decorations at
Riviera Hotel, l\Iaidenhead. £2 ,600;
Stanley H. Hamp, Esq., A.R.I.B.A.,
Archt. Rebuilding "The Grapes,"
CONTRACTORS.
I Buckinghamshire-continued.
H. D. BOWYER (continued.)
Slough, for Messrs. T. \.Vethered and
S ons, Ltd., £2,100; Jas. H. Deacon,
Esq., Archt. New Sewers and Road,
I Mo ntem Estate, S lough, for A. H .
East, Esq .,£1,160; John Bnker,Esq .,
A.M.I.C.15., En~dn eer and Surveyor.
, New S~werage Works for Beacons-
field District Council; Thomas Cod -
rington, Esq., M.I.C.l~., Enginee1·,
&c., &c.
==
Cbennels, A ., Cippeabam
mswww
Hearn, G. Stoke Rel.
Hibberd, G. Hencroft Rt.
Tackatnel:n, A.J & Son, r~Iigh St.
1?errin, T ., VVindsor Rel.
Sargeant, E ., Ch urc h St. (1'1ason)
Sharp & Co., Iligh St. (l\lfasons)
Simmons Chas., Stoke Rd.
1
SPENCJ'."R'S WOOD (Reading).
Wheeler, E.
STANTON BURY.
Robinson, 'T. P.
STOKE POGES.
Carter, J., \.Vest End
Coast, P . J., toke Common
STONY STRA7'FORD.
Betts, Thos. . ·
\.Valker, \V., Wolverton St. Mary
TAP LOW.
\Vakeman, P.
WADDESDON, Aylesbmy.
Crook, Ch>ts., & Sons
Holland, Jos., & Son
HENRY H. SHERWIN,
BUILDER ANO CO:\TRAC'l'OR,
WADDESDON, AYLESBURY;
AND 23, 24. G'l'. JAl\IltS' BT . ,
:Bico11'0RD Row, LoNno.x, W.C .
lYorks exe cut~d include :-
Restoration of St . Andrew's
Church, Foxton, Leicestershire; W .
White Esq., F.S.A., A.rcbt. Re -
buildi~g Tower of St. Michael's
Cambridgeshire.
BASS!NGBOURNE(,,earRoyston).
Warboys, G., &Son
CAMBRIDGE.
Banyard, P., 26 Gwydir St.
Bell, W., & Sous, 4s Castle St.
Clark, W., & Sons,~Newmarket Rd.
COULSON & LOFTS,
Builders & Contractors,
EAST ROAD, CAMBRIDGE.
~Viwks exectded during t/u: year
1900 t'rtclude :
Additions, University Arms Hotel,
Cambridge, for Jesus Coll ege, Cam-
bridge, £5,200; Messrs. G. J . and
F. W . Skipper, Archts., Norwich.
School and Boundary Walls, New
Barnet, £10,700; \V. Pywell, EsQ..,
A.R.I.B.A., Archt., Hauwell . New
Isolatiou Hospital, R omford , £7 ,300,
F. Whitmore, Esq., Archt., Chelms-
ford. Additions, Blue Boar Hotel,
Cambrid!l"e, for Trinity College,
£3,300; W. H . l3rown , E <q., Arcbt.,
Ipswich. House, StabHng, ttnd Ste1·-
ilizing ·w orks, Oambndge, £4,050;
F . Waters, Esq., Archt., Cambndge .
New Factory, Sawston. Cambs.,
£2,100; S.Freoch, Esq., A r cht.,Cam-
bridge. Additions aod Decorations
to Council Chamber, Guildhall. Cam-
bridge1 £2,196; E . W a r eham Harry,
Esq ., Engineer and Surveyor, Camb.
Favell ,'Elli s & Son , .1 St. Andrew's
St. (Plu1:bbers and Decorators)
Greef, li'., & Co., King's Parade
(Plumbe rs and Decorators}
Green J. M. 186 East Rd .
1 1
Tacoh & Brunney, G lisson Rd.
kerridge & Shaw, 26 Stu rton St.
Leach, F. R., & Sons, St.Mary's Pass.
(Decorators)
Newman, G . J., Newmarket Rd.
Nicholas Bros., Carlyle Rd., Chester-
ton
Prime, T. H., & Sons, Burleigh St.
HENRY H. SHERWIN (cont).
II
Chmch, Waddesdon, Bucks; W.
White,Esq.,F.S.A.,Archt. Restora-
tion of the Church of St. Mary
Magdalen, Wincbendere, Bucks ;
W. White, Esq., F .S.A.,Archt. New
Wings and Alterations to Ashby
Folville Manor, Leicestershire. Al-
terations, Waddesdon Manor, Bucks.
Alterations and Additions to Black-
well Hall , Cbesb am . New Strong
Room at '!.'he Herald's College,
Queen Victoria St., E .C.; H . Hard-
wick• Langston, Esq., Archt. Al-
terations and Additions t-0 Stratton
Audley Park Fttrm Buildings at
Hillesden, &c. Do. do., Hatford,
Berks . Additions to Evelina Hos-
pital, Southwark; Thoe. Harris,
Esq., F.R.I.E.A., Architect. Alter-
ations and additions to "'l.'he Ash-
lands," Billesdon, Leicester. Church
Institute and Club. P addington
Street, Marylebone ; Thomas Harris,
Esq., AJ:Cht. Villa, \Vendover; G.
Luckett, g sq., Arcbt., F .I.A.S.,
l!' .I.S.E. Alterations Brill House,
Bucks.; S. Gambier Pan-y, Esq.
AJ:Cht.
WENDOVER (Tn..,,g).
Holland, T., Hi gh St.
Senior & Clarke
1,VEXH--1.M, Stouglt.
Hartl ey, W.
WHITCHURCH, Aylesbury.
Cannon, W.
WINSLOW:
Matthews Bros., Horn St.
WOLVERTON, R .S.O.
Wilson & Martin
1,VOOBURN, Wooburn Green, S.O.
Nash & Sons
WOOBURN GREEN, S.O.
Williams Eros.
Rattee & K ett, Station Rd.
Redding & Son, Tennis Court Rd.
Richer & Willmott, Cberryhinton
Rd. (Horticultural)
Royall , T. J, Tenison Rel. (Plasterer)
Runham, J., 22 Devonshire Rd.
Saint, Wm., Devonshire Rd.
Scales & Robins, J7 Hills Rd.
Seymour & Sons, 67 St. A ndrew's St.
Sindall, ·w., 9 Mill Lane
Thoday, F., & Co., Ltd.,104 Hills Rd.
Walke rley, IJ. C., kous Rd.
Williams, F ., 64 Victoria Rd., Ches-
terton
Willmott, E., H£.£"ySt.
Morriss, G. 1 Chiefs Lane
MARCH.
Barrett, J., Acre Rd, ·
Christmas, A.,& Son , St. Peter's Rd.
Collingwood & _Son1_Market Place
Spraggs, A., H1j.l"h ::,t.
\.Varel, J., Broaa St.
vVatson & Papwortb, High St.
'Whittl esey, ]'.,West End
NEWMARKET.
Bly Bros.
Holland, H., Falmouth St.
Hunt, R., Park Lane
K.ing 1 I-I., Evering Rd.
Liuzell, H.].
Simpson, J. 1 & Son, Exning Rd.
SOHAJ11/, Cambridge.
Oowell, J. G.
Hook & T ebbitt
STETCHvVORTH, Newmarket.
Shanks, ]. C.
WILLINGHAM.
Alle n, Charles
WJSBECH.
Davis, Bros., Lynn Rd. (Masons)
Farrow, H., Bridge Bldgs.
Groom, T., Victoria Rrl.
Rands l~ Son, Elm Rd.
Smith, W . Lynn Rd.
1
\.Vells & Son, Bedford St.
Vl' est, G.]., Gt. Church St .
Wilkinson, J. ·w., High Rd., Elm

Cheshire.
ALDERLEY EDGE.
Hatch, James
Massey, I., & Son
. ALSAGER.
Edwards, G., Crewe Rd.
ALJRINCHAM.
Barton, F., Hale Rd. (Road Con-
tractor)
Broadbent, T., Grafton St. (Joiner)
Brundrett, T., 78 George St. (Joiner)
·Campbell, R., Station Rd. ( Toiner)
Clayton, Thos., 16 Oxford Rd.
Douglas, J . H., Hale Rd. (Toincr)
Hamilton J., & Son Hale Rd.
Holt, T. H., Manor kd. (Mason)
Holt, R.H., 5•f New ct. (Joiner)
Huxley, Alfd., ~9 Church ::it.
Kenyon, Hy., 1 he Downs
Laidlar, H ., 19A Stamford St.
Lambert, ·w .i & Bon, Hale Rd.
Smallwood, 1hos., Elm Rd.
Smith, Geo. New St. (Joiner)
Stone, M., Greenwood St. (Joiner)
Street, A., 56 Byrom St.
Warburton, H.,Ashfield Rd. (Brick-
layer)
Wannisham, Robt., Springfield Rd.
Watson, v.r., Manor Rd. (Brick-
layer)
ASTON, Nantwich.
Manley, S.
ASHTON-upon-MERSEY.
(See Sale).
BARROW, near C!ieste,-.
Davi es, T.
BEBINGTON.
Barnes, J. , Lower B cb.i_~gton
Hayes & Sons, Dacre Hill
Lee, J ohn, & con, The Village
:Ml_ln ~1erlcy, Thos., Bromborough Rd.
\Vdhams, Hy., The Village
BIRKENHEAD.
Allen, R., I I Priory St.
Bainbridge\. T. \V., 47 Clifton Rd .
Bell, G. & J · , 2 Etna St.
Bell, R., 131 Old Chester Rd.
Brocklebank, J., W cs tbourne Rd.
Brocklebank, Thos., Lingdalc Rd.
Davidson, J., Eastbourne Rd.
Davies, T., 106 Borough Rd .
Davies, W. T., Vlhetstone Lane
Ellidge G. 243A Grange Rd.
Forde, \v. ii., 77 Claughton Rd.
Grice, A. E., 6 North St.
Grice, \V. H., Church Rd .
Hamilton, T., J8 Bridge l:it.
Harkness & :::>ons, 50 Beckwith St.
H olland, W.R., Dacrcl::lt.
Hughes & Sons, 105 Claughton Rd.
Rug-hes, H. R, & Son, JS Price St.
(Joiners)
Hughes, T., New Ferry Lane
Tackson, J. H., u5 Chester St.
McLachlan P., 377 Boro' Rd.
Male, W., Oxton (Plumber)
Martindale, J. S., 4 Newton St.
Meritt, J., 38 l\•I arion St.
Myers, 't., Bedford l{d.
Ritchie, l{., 88 Grange Rd., \V.
Robinson, R., rog Oxton H.d.
Rothwell, P., Jll Claughton Rd.
!lherlock, E., 5 Moss Grove, Wood-
church Rd.
Snape, G . P ., 53A Duke St.
Thomas, J., & cons, 20 Village Rd.
Williams , W ., Junr., 63 Raffles Rd.
W n g ht, J., 108 Duke St.
BOLLINGTON, Macclesfield.
Beard, W . T., Hurst Lane
Jackson, W. & F., Wellington Rd.
BOWDON.
Orms~n, H.,Exors. of (Joiners)
Penmngton, ] ., Exors of (Joiners)
BROMBOROUGH, S.0.
Hawkins, R. H., Chester Rd.
BUCKLEY, near C!uste,..
Davies, R. D., Main St.
CHEADLE (Manclzestet).
tlcock, Jonathan, 43 High St.
nscall, T. R., Wilmslow
Newton, Wm., Lime Grove Rd.
CHESTER.
~rowne, M:., Cow Lane Bridge
:Browne, T., Tower Works
rowne, W., Castle at.
Dutton W., The Northgate
Edwards, G. (R.P.), 102 Broughton
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Freeman, W. W ., George St.
Tones, E., 7 Mason St.
'.McLellan Bros., Cow Lane Bridge
JOHN MAYERS,
BurLOER .&:sn CONTl\ACTOR,
CANAL SIDE, QUEEN ST.,
CHESTER.
W 01·ks ex~ c u ted include-
N ew Saddle Inn and Stables for
Messr•. Greenall. 'Vhitley & Co. ;
Messrs . W . & S. Owen, Arch.ts.,
Warrington. N~w Hou~e, Hough
Green, for Pel'etval Gamon, Esq. i
R. G. Sykes,Esq.,Archt., Liverpool.
New Drapers' Busine!:IS Premh;es,
Eastgate ~t., for Messrs. Richard
Jones; Messrs. T. M. Lockwood and
Sons. Archts .. Chester. New Lodge,
Queen' s Park i H . .Beswick, Esq.,
Archt., Chester. Three Shops and
Busfn ... ss Premises. Shoemakers'
Row, Nnrthgate Street; Messr:i .
Douglas &Min•hull,Archts.,Chester.
Alteration• to Prem ises Boughton
for FeJix Thoma~. Esq. ; Me~srs. J'.
H . Davies 1md Som1, Archts. 1
Chester. Contrnct for Chester Dis-
trict, H.M. Office of w·orks.
Parker Bros. , 8 Shipgate St.
Parrot, W., Canal Side, Sellar St.
William Vernon
"Builder & Contractor,
57 Upper Northgate St.,
CHESTER..
Established 1866.
'fELKPHONR
JV01·k.~ ex11cule<i du1·inr1 1900.
Shops and Warehouse, Hoole,
£>,ooo; F. E. L. Harris, Esq.,
A .R .l.B.A., Archt.
Bank Shops, City Road, £4,000;
Messrs . Lockwood & Sons,
Arch ts.
Post Office and Shops, Bough-
ton, £2,500; Messrs. Douglas &
MinshuII, Archts.
Albion Park Schools, £1,000;
Messrs. Lockwood &. Sons,
Arch ts .
New Wagon Works, £2,000,
for Midland Co.
Bala Church Decoration , etc.,
£250 ; Messrs. Douglas & Burgoine, Jas., Tower St.
Minshull, Archts.
Ruthin Restoration, £r,ooo:
E. P. Warren, Esq . , Archt.,
&c., &c.
Williams, Isaac, & Son (R.P.),
Cuppin St.
CHISTLETON, Clzeste,-.
Tones, John
Mayers, Thos.
CONGLETON.
Worrall, Tohn, 17 The Parks
Proctor,\¥., Brownlow, near
CREWE.
Amson, John Farrington St.
Bebbington, Tohn Flag Lane
Cotterill, A. J:>., Nantwich Rd.
Goulden, J. R., 90 Underwood Lane
Griffiths & Bowler, Lord St.
ervis, A.b16o Edleston Rd .
!
ohnson, ., Camm St.
ohnson, as., 8 Nantwich Rd.
ones, J oirn, r lteathfield Avenue
ea, T ., Hungerford Rd.
Micklewright & Wright, John St.
Potts, J . B., Market St.
Wade William, Walthall St.
Wooldridge, C.R., 34 Edleston Rd.
DUKINFJELD.
Emmett, Albert, Dante St.
Gibson, J ., & Son, Crescent Rd.
Holmes, E., Cecil St.
Taylor, J., King St.
Underwood, W., & Brother, Hope St.
Cheshire-continued.
DODLESTON, Chester.
P. EDWARDS,
Builder & Cont ractor,
DODLESTON, CHESTER.
Worl.:s ex r.cu.ted i'ncltf.de-
Fn.rms, Homestead1:1 1 Cottages,
Lodges and E•tate Works for His
Grace the Duke of Westminster.
Mes•rs. Douglas & Min"bull, Ches-
ter, Arch itect.~ .
New Institu te, Mai chwiel; Nat.
Schools, \Vrexham i E . Jones, Esq.,
Architect.
New Church, fGnnerton; MeHsrs.
Douglas & Mi11,hull. Architects.
New Bitnk, .l'wllheli; Messrs.
Woolf~l.l & Enclei-1, Lin:.rpool,.A..rchti:i.
Add1t1on to Re:sidence, J. l?. Lewis,
E•q ., Denbigh : Messr s . Hoper &
Procter, Lanca.'(ter, Architects .
i\'funicipal Buildiog~, Pwllheli;
Mr. A. J. Dickeuso11 , Architect.
Cottage Hume, Che,ter Bo1u-d of
GuR.rdians; l\fe::)SL'~ . Lockwood,
Architect•.
ECCLE.~TON.
Parker Bros.
EGREMONT (Liverpool! .
Burrows, S'.J & Sons, King's St.
Hardwick, rl. .R.i ce Lane
:hfason, J., & Son, 2 Union St.
:Millstone , J . A .. 70 Union St.
fiROD5HAJf, Warri111[fo11 .
Davies, Thos. , & Sons, 1\'1ai~1 St.
Gleave, G., l\ilain St.
Gleave, R. & Geo., Church St.
Littler, John, Newton
HALE.
Bowker, H. (Br ick-setter)
Simpson, J os. Hale Barus (Joiner)
HAND.FORT/I (!11a11clwster).
Hammond, 'Vm.
81.
HANDLEY.
I
Morgan, J., A ldersey
HART.FORD;.. uear Norl!twic!t.
Beckett & Co., chester Rd .
HASL!NGTON, near Crewe.
Martin, vV.
HES WALL .
Ellis, E., Sen., Liverpool Rd.
Kitchen, ]. & F., TelegraphRd.
Lightfoot, Robe., Tun .,Liverpool Rd.
Owen, Wm ., Pudaydale
HOYLALE.
Francis, Isaac, 2 Prussia H. d.
Smith Bros., Stanley Rd.
HYDE.
Fairbrother, J.,Jun. , & Co., John St.
Rohmson, S., & Sons, Saw Mills
Swain, J., Russell St. Iron Works
Warrington & Sons, 129 Ashton Rd.
KELSALL.
20 Wright, G., & Sons
KNUTSFORD.
Baird, T., Brook St.
Beswick, J. & J., Bexton Saw Mills
LJ:,CARD.
Boughey Bros.
Thonrns, D.
MACCLESFIELD.
Bell, Sam!. Lowe St.
Bradburn, J.,
& Sons, Peel St.
Burgess, G., Cumberland St.
Clayton, J no., Sunderland St.
Cooke B., Buxton Rd.
Frith, E. & A., Catherine St.
Gorton & Wi lson, Elizabeth St.
Roylance, G., & Co., Ltd.
Wellings, J ., Derby St.
MALPAS, C,-ewe.
Huxley, Thomas, Old Hall St.
MARPLE, Stockpo,-t.
Bickerton, E., Bowden Lane
Edwards, R.
Hibbert, T. E., Marple Bridge
Kellett, J.
Potts, J.
Vessey Bros ., \Villow Grove
Waine, J., Church Lane
MIDDLEWICH.
Birchall Bros., Darlington St.
King, C. \V., Kinderton St.
401
NANTWICH.
Boughey,. amuel. March Lane
harding, John, Pillory St.
Mattbews, John, Beam St .
NESTON.
Burkey, W ., Little Neston Village
Faulkner, Tos., Thornton Houah
Fleming, \V ., & Son.. I=>ark st'.
Norman, H ., Little Neston
Pritchard, Wm., Little Neston
\.Voodward, Jos., Bridge l:>t.
NEW BRIGHTON (Liverpool).
Bougbey, Wm.
Cooke, T. F., Rowson St.
Ellery, W. P., Victoria Rd.
8alisbury, J., Victoria .Rd.
Williams, W. J.
NORTHW!CH.
Appleton, Sam l. 1 \Vinnin gton
Leicester, T., Witton St.
Molyneux, W. 1 Witton St.
Stelfox & Son
Taylor, P., & Sons, Leftwich
PEEL CAUSE1'f7AY, TS.O.,.
A LIn1tc/1am.
Berry, T. J ., Ashley Rd.
Buck, 1"., Ashley Rd.
Fox, A. F., Spring H.d.
Newall, J., Spring Rd.
PULFORD.
Edwards, P .
ROCK FERRY.
S1't' Bt'rl.:euhcad.
ROM/LEY, Stocr.pvrc.
Tarr, Willi am
RO T1VZ'O/\T, 1uar Clu:sler.
i\i!ayers, T .
RUNCORN.
Bradshaw, T., Devonshire Sq.
F~rrell, W., & tions, 8outh Hank
K.ll"khmn, J., Gree nway Rd.
1'1art, G., GreC"nway Rd.
Nickson W., Heath Rd .
:-iefton,J, York :>t.
Wil son, F., & Co ., Okell St.
SALE, and ASHTON-ON-
MERSE Y.
B rownhill, \V., Northendcn Rd ..
(Bricklayer)
C.orrigan, 0., Dane Rd. (Plasterer )
Cross & Bell, The Grove, Brooklands.
Deanl.. T- E., Barker's Lane, Ashton-
011-1\II:ersey
Gardener, A., Victoria 11d. (Plas-
terer)
Gayter, A . i_llforsey Rd., Asbton-on-
Mersey (bricklayer)
Gilchrist, J. , Hope Hd. (Plumber)
Jones, E. E ., Northenden Rd ..
(Plumber )
Kelsall, A., W ashway Rd., Ashton-
on-il~ersey (Plumber)
McBeath & Co., 1 :Montague Rd.
(Road Contractors)
Mannion & Cawley, Chapel Rd.
(Plasterers)
Ray, R obt., W ashway Rd., Ashton-
on-Mersey
Royle, Wm. , Chapel Rel. (Slater)
Spence, W., & Mons, Washway Rd.,
Ashton-on-Mersey (Masons)
Smith, Wm., Mersey ltd., Ashton-on,
Mersey
Sutcliffe, W., The Grove, Brooklandcr
(Mason)
W ebster, J., School Rd. (Toiner)
Wdson, Jos., Dane Rd. (l3ricklayer)
W! lson,W.,Lynnwood Gr. (Bricklyr. )
Wms~anl cy l:hos., Northenden Rd.
(J omers)
SANDBACH.
Stringer, J.
SEA COMBE.
Davies, John , Luke St.
Hug:hcs, P. M., IJ Belle Vue Rd.
McGeogh, John, 84~ Buchanan Rd.
Montgomery, A., I\1:artin's Lane
Thomas, W., 22 Percy St.
STALYBRIDGE.
Chorlton Alf., Know! St.
Garside Barns & Co., Ld.,Knowl St ..
Grayson, J., Know! 8t.
Myles & Warner, 20 Sett St. (Chim-
ney Shaft)
Sax.on Bros., Mottram Rd.
Shaw, T . G., Acres Lane
Shuttleworth Bros., Portland Wharf
Storrs, W., Sons & Co., Ltd.
STOCKPORT.
Adkinson, W. L., Bramhall
Bardsley, Hy., Booth St., Edgeley
Bell, W., Portwood
Boon, A., Ellen St., Heaton Norris
 402
Cheshire-continued.
Briggs, Josiah, Lancash ire Hill
Broadhurst, T., Rhaw H eath
Broadhurst, \V.C., & Co.,8baw Hth.
D erbyshire,T., Chesteq~·ate (Mason)
Eadie, Daniel, Lancashire H'.ill
Emerson,J.,WellingtonRd.,Heaton-
Norris
Goddard, C., Heaton Lane
Haigh, J., Albion St., Heaton-Nor-
ris
Hall worth, H., r96 Great Moor
Hoe, T, 4 Aberdeen Grove (Joiner)
Kitchen, S., Brinksway (Bricklayer)
Lane, l\1ark, Heaton Lane
Lomas, H., Mile End
Meadows, T. & Vl. , George's Rd.
Morton, T. , & Sons, 172 Old Rd.,
Heaton Norris
Phillips, Tbos., Fox St.
Platt, J obn B., Cbarles Rt.
Thompson & t>ons, 20 Heaton Laue
(PlumbP.rs)
Wild, Hy., Higher Hillgate
Wild, J. & J '..l Hazel Grove, near
Willi arusou, K., 25 VVarren St.
STYAL (Ma11c/1e>ler).
Renshaw, James
TARPORLEY.
Parker, T., Beeston, near
Reece l:fros.
Rowland, Thos., Iludclon Lodge, near
V ernon,]., Eaton
TARVl/I'.
Langford, J.
TATTENHALL, Cliester.
V-1oollams, George
TIDES 1,VELL,
Hill , A., (Mason, &c.)
toc!.-port.
Cornwall.
BLACKTVATER, E'corn'er.
Symons, J., & Son
BODMIN.
Brown, J. , Beacon Hill
Buscombe., J., & Sons, Fore St.
Grose, R., Town End
Ham, F., Castle St.
Harris, E., Fore Rt.
Roscorla & Son, Fore St.
Rowe, J., Fore St.
Shelley, N., & Sons, Castle St.
BUDE.
H eard , R. 111cP., Granville T er.
Pethick Bros., Queen St.
Bl R YAS BRID<;E, R .S.O.
Hosken, J.
CALLINGTON, R ..S .0.
Hobbs & Bartlett, River Mill
CAMBORNE.
D ellbridge, A., 5 Tehidy Rd.
Dcnnallack, T ., Tuckingmill
Mills & Son, W ellington Rd.
Mitchell, F., Crowan
Nettle, R. D., Chapel St.
Ri chards, W., Tuckingmill
Rou se, J ., Concrete Villa
Williams, E., 26 North P arade
CAMELFORD.
Hooper, John , Fore St.
Lobb, Samuel, :Fore St.
CARN BRAE, R.S.O.
Roberts, Jobn, Pool
CHACE WATER, Scorn'ci·, R.S.O.
Moyle, W. H.
CUBERT, Grampoimd Rd.
Chynoweth, S.
George, R. (Stonemason)
Rodliff, T.
DELABOLE, Ca11tetford.
B lake, E., & Sons, High Hd.
DRIP.
Hosking, Jas. E.
McLary, Robert
DUL OE, R.S.O.
Tamiya, Thos.
Wbite, Simon, Tredinnick
FAL1J!IOUTH.
Bailey & Toy, Gyllyng St.
Blight & Sons, 59 High St.
Eva, S., r7 Albany Rd .
Harvey, H ., Vv'odehou se T er.
Kelway, J. & G., 9 Cbapel Ter.
Pye, T . J., 7 Woodland Ter.
.Rogers, C . H., 7 Cambridge Ter.
Skin ner, H. Iv!., \vanpool St.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
Cornwall-continued.
Tfill P E'R LEY, uear A ltrt'1tcl1am.
Cross &Bell,StockportRd. (Joiners) MA WGAN-IN-MENEA GE.
l\Iarston, C., & Son, Stockport Rd . Hetston.
Cook, J.
TRAN1WERE. See Bt'rken/1ead. MOUSEHOLE.
WALLASEV(Liver}oot). Rowe, J.
Gourley, John, Lexard Tregenza, J.
Jones, P.H. NEW QUAY.
WEST KIRBY. ~nnor, 1"' J~n ., Be~cbfield Avenue
Ennor , .. , Sen r., }ore St.
Christian, W . W., B.onaldsway Vivian, ., Towe r lld.
Getley, T., 4 Acacia Grove
Lee, Thos., North Rd. NEvVLYN.
Harvey, T. J~~ S~._ Peter's Hill
WHALEY BRIDGE. Peake, T. & .tl., Iolearne
Beard, E. A., Market St. (Joiner) Richard's, C. M.
Beard, John, Market St. (Joincr,&c) White, J as. & John, Alma House
Drinkwaterc\D" Bridge Mont PADSTOW, R.S.O.
Fox & God ard, Horwich End
Champion , H.
Goddard, N., Kettleshulme (Join er) Derrick, W.
Oakes, F., & Rons, Canal tlt. PAR GREEN, ParStat1'on, R.S.O.
Proctor, J. , Ju n. (Joiner, &c. ) Bartlett, R
WHITLEY SUPERIOR, Dunn, J. T.
Nort/iwt'l:/1. .
PAR STATION, R.S.O.
VVa lmsley, Freder ick Mahley, F. J.
W'JLLASTON, near Na1ttwt'cli . PELYN7; Dutoe, R.S.O.
Gresty, J. T. Wakeham, G.
VVood, Jas., & Son
PENRYN.
Powell, G. G., Coml]lercial Rd.
WILMSLOW.
Brown, Levi, 8tation Rd. Rickard,T., 6 W est End
PENZANCE.
Coates, J. K.
Mellor, S.{ Wate r Lane Burne tt, J., & Soni.9 Pe:13;.1~e Tcr.
Royle, Al red Cara, Geo., 23 St. l\lfary s l er.
Carne, H ., 30 Clarence St.
Royle, M., & Sons1 Knutsford Rd.
Slater & Bailey, Cnurch St. F~rd, ·vvm., & 'on, 4.2 B~lgravia St.
Webb, P eter, Water Lane Hill, G. T., I Bay View f er.
Inch, W., R egent Sq.
WINSFORD.
ames, Jos., 6 Coulson's Place
Fowles, J. & Son, High St.
Sergeant, 'H., 270 St<ition Rd.
II
II rames, r ., Qu een St.
avers, John, W bcrrytown
Nicholas, Jos. Belle Vue T er.
Nicholas, t:l., & Son, r8 Belgravia St.
Pellew, I srael, St. Mary St.
Perkins & Caldwell, Victoria Sq. '
Pidwell, E., P e nare Ter.
Trounson W. H ., New St.
Tucker, fas., Lanoweth Rd.
Trythall, A. & W.
Walters, R., 14 Clarence St.
Stevens & Webb , Gyllyng St.
W illiams, E., 45 Berkeley Vale PORT ISAAC, Wadebndge,
R.S.O.
FOWEY. Lobb, Richard, & Sons
Blamey, J., Victoria Place
PRAZE, Camborne.
Good, J. H ., Pont, near
Hosking, J., Daglands Cara & Edwards
Isbell, J . P., North St. RED RUTH.
Pearce, John Bodinnick Burnett, Wm .
Wellington, G., ~tation Rd. Carkeek, Arthur
HAYLE. Chegwidden, 8., W est End
Coombs, E . T ., Fore St., Copper Ho . Goldsworthy, J., 2 Penventon Ter.
Mitchell , F., Lecdstown, near Gray, Charles, H eanton Ter.
Richards, J., Copper House Gray, Jobn
\,..rearne, J. H ., Commercial Rd. Gray, W. H., Barncoose Ter.
Hancock, T. H., Cardrew Ter.
I-IELSTON.
Eva, 0., Penrose Ter. Head, l:i., IJ Higher Fore St.
Hodge, W . C., Clinton Rd.
Eva, J. 0 ., Wendrow St. Jacob, .Richard, South Gate St.
Ivey, E., Me neage St. Martin, Thomas, Basset St.
Richards, J.M., Meneage St.
Winn, W. J., Parksledge Villa Nicholls, A . & l:!on, W est End
Winn & Son Odgers, J., 6linton Rd.
ILL OGAN. Opie, T.
Burnett, W. Salter! E., 24 West End
Tamb yn, W. E.
LANREATH, D1doe, R.S.O. Tiddy, J., Launer
Pinch, P . ST. AUSTELL.
LAUNCESTON. Jacob, J. T ., Weston House (Mason)
Burt, W., St. Thomas Knight, J., & Son, '1 Highcross St.
Broad, J. H., Northgate Lakeman, J. F., 29 Grants W alk
Doidge, W., ,..t, Thomas Nortbcoat & Biswarrick,Bodmin Rd.
Sbarland, E.,_:Exeter St. Rickard~ A., Nanpean
W erren, R., .Newport Sq. Smith, 'L J., J2 .Fore Street
Wevill, R., St. Thomas Smith, W. H., Bodmin .Rd .
LELAN7~ R.S.0.
Glasson, Tbos., Corbis Bay
LISKEARD.
Lang, J. Chas.
Runnalls & Elliott, Barn St.
Trehane, S., l'i'ore St. Cumberland.
LIZARD.
Tiddy, J .
BRAMPTON.
LOOE, R.S.O.
Hickey, R., W est Looe Milburn & Son (Plumbe rs)
P enfold, J. B. (Painter, &c.)
Whale, R., East Looe
LOSTWITHIEL. CARL!SLE.
~:~~e:t~ ~f."p!~d~de
Brown, H. ;(i,, North St.
Quille r, W., ~u ay
Anderson, W.( 6 Victoria Bldgs.,
Lowther St. Plumber)
Armstrong, D., Finkle St. (Slater)
Ballantine, W. N., IO Lonsdale St.
){undle, Tohn, King St. (Pai nter )
Rouse, I!. W., Lan livery
Batey, ·w ., W est W a lls (Joiner)
Stephens, F., North St. Baty, J., & Sons, St. Nicholas
MARA ZION. Beaty Bros., Long I sland, James St.
Harris, Edward Beaty, J., 7 O ld Post Office Court
Harris, W . G., Fore St. Bell, J., Stanwix (Joiner)
Miners, G . Bell, J. & R. , Nelson St .
Rowe, W. G., Canute Villa, Fore St. Black, G., Lorne St. (Joiner)
ST. BLAZEY, ParStalz'on, R.S.0.
Bounsall , E . C., Station Rd.
Bunney, Thos., St. Blazey Gate
Lewis, A., Station .H.d.
Oliver, N., Fore St.
Pearce, N., Fore St.
Rowe, VV. , Station Rd.
Lugg, J.
ST. BURYAN.
ST. IVES.
Toy, R., St. Andrews St.
ST. JUST.
Marks, W.
Roberts, R. H., Bank Sq.
ST. KE~V, ~Vadebr1.dge, R .S.O.
Cowling, T., & Son, Pendoggett
ST MABYN, R.S.O.
Hamley( A. (Maso111
Kelly, 1hos.
ST. MJNVER, Wadebridge, R.S.0.
Bosankoe, W. (Mason)
Male, J ohn (Maso n)
~1artyn, Tohn
Sf'. NEOT, Lt'skeard.
Hamley Bros., M illtown
Hcn\vood, J obn, Ley
ST STEPHEN'S, in Branwetl.
Best, W .
Clemcn1::1 F .
Gilbert, i>. G.
Richards, T . J., Coombe
Rickard, J.
Smyth, Hy. & W. H ., Coombe
'\Valters, T ., Terras
ST. TEA TH, Cameiford.
Teague, Edwd .
ST. TUDY, R .S.O.
Hooper, Jam es
SALTASH.
Brooking, J., Harbour View Ter.
Cough, S . E . D., 57 Fore St.
Mutton, vV. J., Burraton Cross
Taylor & l\Iutton, Fore St.
SOUTH PE7'f-IERWIN, nem·
L auncestou. .
Oliver, R.
Strike, J. & W.
STRATTON, R.S.O.
Crutchett, J., Riverside
TREGONY, Grampoimd Road.
Tonkin, R. H.
TRURO.
Battershi11, T., Lemon St.
Clemens, ~'.I., 12 High Cross
Colliver, J ., 25 St. Dominic St.
Goddard & Farley, Mitchell Hill
Harns, C. & J., K enwyn St.
liiggins, John, Kenwyn St.
Parker, ~~ St. Clements St.
Tippett, .tl., Lemon St.
Tippett, vV. J., Navy Arms, Fair-
mantle St.
TYWARDREAIH, Par Statton,
R.S.O.
Hewitt, vV. H., Lostwithiel'St.
Johns, W. ; North St.
Mitchell,].· H., North St.
Rundell, ., North St.
WADEBRJ.DGE.
Goodfellow, J.
Lobb, T.
Pascoe, Martin (Mason)
vVilliams, T.
WARBSTOWCROSS,Egtoskeny
R.S.O.
Squire, R.
Blain, Jos., Blackfriars St.(Plumber)
Canning, D.~ Warwick Rd. (Painter)
" Carlisle" lHreproofing Co., The, 70
D enton St. (Plasterers)
Court, H ., Crown St. (Toiner)
Denard,
Foster,
t·
Creighton, 'f., Albert Bt.
Lowther St. (Painter)
Forster, ., Albert Sq. (Joiner)
., 6A Paternoster Row
(Plumber)
Gordan & Logan, Lonsdale S't.
Graham & Crawford 1W ilson's Court,
Castle St. (Plumbers)
Harrington , J., East Nelson St.
(P lasterer)
Hetherington, R . T ., Thomas St.,
Denton Holme (Joiner)

Cumberland-continued.
Hewitt, J., 42 South St. (Joi ner)
Hewitson,•J., St. Nicholas St. (Slater)
Hill, E. ]., Crown St., Botchergate
Hill, G., & Sons, South Henry 8t.
Hill, ·w, M., & Sons, Castle St.
(Painters)
Hindson, Jos., Finkle St.
Hindson, P., Currock Rd .
Hodgson,]., Silloth "t. (Toiner)
Holliday & Black, v\fcst Walls
(Joiners)
Hope & Heward, vVest Tower St.
(Joiners)
Jolmstone Bros., 1 Blencowe t .
Kerr, E., Citadel Hldgs., Annetwell
St. (Painter) . VVard 1 James, Catherine St.
Kir·k, R . ::l., Lonsdale St. (Pamter)
Laing, T., Denton 8t. .
Laing, \Vm., :M urrell Hill
Latimer, '\¥., Victoria Viaduct (and
Joiner)
Leighton, vV., 48 l road St. . Tomlinson, Wm.
Little, John Denton _Holme (Jomer)
Little, fames, 30 Bndge St. (Jomer)
Little, R., Norfolk Rd.
Martin, W., James 't. (Joiner) .
Musgrave, E . :M . :., Court St. (Joiner)
Nanson, C. J., ::lt. Nicholas St.
(Slater)
Nelson, Thomas, & Son, 133 and 135
Botchergate (Painters)
Nixon, T. & ]., Nook St. (Joi ne rs)
Omerod & Son, Close St. (Plasterers)
Pape & Simpson, Charlotte St.
(Joiners)
Plaskett, Jos., 15 London Rd .
Reed, J.,,.Edward St. (Joi ner)
Reeves, .ti., Stanwix . McDonald, J., Graham St. (Mason)
Robley & Thompson, \Varwrck Rd.
(Painters)
Scott, T., Stanwix (Joiner)
Smith, J. 'vV., Lowther St. (Plumber)
Sowerby, T. (R.P.),King's Arms La .
Stephenson, '\V., & Co.,6 Paternoster
Row (Painters) . Vaines, J. 1 Darley Dale
Thomson, D . & Sons (R.P.),Barwrse
Court, English St.
'vVard & Topping, South John St.
\.Vatson, T., Lowther St. (Pain~er)
'Vestray, R.,40 Lowther St. (Painter)
Wilson, ,V. J. (R.P.),38 Lowther St.
CLEA TOR MOOR via. Carufortil .
Pearson, R. & D., Jack Trees Rd.
COCKERMOUTH.
Lister, lVlacCartney & Lister,
Henry St. (Masons) . Ingreson, Wm . (Plu mber)
Robinson, P., Ma1~1 St. (& Jomer)
Walker,}., 86 Mam St.
·waller, . (Plasterer)
DJSTINGTOIV.
Harrison, J ., ]\!Iain St.
EGREJliOIVT.
Eilbeck, H., Main St.
smith, J., 11~ahs~~nnr.
Tyson, J., 'Vhite Croft Cottage
HARRJIVGTO!V.
Killip, H., Church Rd.
Simon, J., Quay
HEADS NOOK, Cm·t1:,1e.
\Vright, ·w.
HESKET.
Armstrong, J.
KESHl"ICK.
lllilburn, J., & Sons (J oiners)
K!RKOSWALD.
'Vatson, T .
MARYPORT
Bell, J., Senhouse St.
Dixon & Nicholson, Netherton
Derbyshire.
ALFRETOIV.
Ro e, John, & Son, King St.
'\Tilson, S., Hilcotc, near (Joiner)
ALVASTON, Derby.
Bull, Hy., London Rd.
Kelham, Thos., Brighton Rd.
Morley, J. , Brighton Rd . .
t:l1uith, L., London Rd. (Tomer)
Smith , \Vm., London Rif. (Joiner)
Sutton, A., Baker St.
Wormleighton, E. (Joiner)
AMBERGATE, Derby.
Giossop, Jos. G .
BD1LDERS AND
~dmonson.,. G.,,, Kirkb:y St.
l 1 erguson, f ., vVood 8t.
Gordon, J., Scnhouse St. (Painter)
Graham, E., vVood St. (Plumber)
Kendal, J., 37 'vVood St.
Kirk, T., Netherton (Plasterer)
Lee, P., Lawson St.
M'Kay, J., Sen house St. (Painter)
Mackenzie, T., 46 bcnhouse St.
(Painter)
Mandie, T., South Quax
IV!arlow, J. H ., North <Juay
Marshall, ·w., Station 8t.
Ske lton, T., John t. (Plumber)
Rmith, \\fm., Camp St.
\¥hillans & Sons, Scnhouse St.
111/LLOM, via Camfo,.tlt .
Bradley, W.
Mackereth, D.
Richa1·dson, W.
MOOR ROW, R .S .0.
Chapple & Sons
PENRJTH.
Bailey, J., Sandgate (Slater)
Brown, G., Lowther St. (Joiner)
Carruthers, G., Sandgate (Plumber)
Dixon, G., Elm Tcr. (Mason)
l ixon & Gardner, York St. (Masons)
Dixon, J. (R.P.) Sandgate
Forrester, W., Mill St. (Mason)
Griscnthwaite, W., Lowther St.
(Maso n. &c .)
Tackson,J. (R.P~ ~ 33 & 34 Sandgate
lewthwa1te, J., l'le wton Rei~ney
Moor, J., & Son, Old London Rd.
(Joiners)
P urdi e, J., Queen St. (Plumber)
Richardson, J., & Son, Elm Grove,
Brunswick Rd. (Joiners, &c.)
Richardson, J., Wandsworth Ter.
\Joiner)
Sarginson, J .. EamontBdge . (Joiner)
Scott, J. (R.P.) & W., Corney Pl.
Smiley, G., Crown Sq. (Plumber)
PLUMPTON, Pmril/L.
Lowthian, T. (Maso n)
SANTON BRJ/JGE. JTolmrook,
11.S.O.
Crispin, P.
WETHERAL.
Fisher, E . (Mason)
Lawson, T. (Joiner)
Milburn, J .
l{oper, Jos. (Mason)
WHITEHAVEN.
Burlington, S., Prctton St.
Burns, H., Duke St. (Plumber)
Davidson, R. Parton
Glaister T., High Church St.
Jackson: R., ro Fo:-: Lane (Joiner)
k itc hen, H., Cork1ckle
McClay, W., Carter Lane (Joineri
Metcalf, R. D., George St.
l\Ioorchouse, E., Tangier St.
Strathern Wm., King St. (Plumber)
Walker, j., & Son, Tainger St.
WJGTON.
Nicholson, G . (Plasterer)
WOR!UNGTON.
Rrown Bros., Victoria Rd.
Ferguson, L., Caledonia Rd. . Salt, J., Market St.
Fletcher, W., H :tvelock Rd. (Jomer)
Hodgson, R. & H.
Mann, Geo ., John St.
Towers, B ., I I Peter St.
Wilson, J. T., Workington Bridge
ASHBOURNf.
13assett, T. T., Hartington
Coates, R.
\Vooll ey, T., Hulland 'Vard, near
ASHFORD, Bakewell.
\Vilson, Cox & Sons
ASHOVER .
Beardow Bros.
Hopkinson, H.
Hopkinson, R., M:iltown
Hopkinson, T.
Revill , H.
CONTRACTORS.
Derbyshire-continued.
BAKEWELL.
Allsop, T., & Son, Castle St.
Bramwell, ·w. (Mason)
Broomhead, Mrs. ?11. (Plumber)
Frost, W. S . (Painter)
Groom & Co., Ltd., Rutland Wor·ks
Mettam Bros. (Joiners)
Rob erts, F. (Plumber)
Sellors, J., Jun. (Slater)
Sellors, W. & l{. (Slaters)
Skevington, H. & Sons (Painters)
Sm ith , R. (Joiner)
BARLOW.
Boler. Hy.
Margereso n, Gervase
Wright,].
BARROW HILL, Cilesterjietd.
Fanshaw, J.
BA SL OH/".
Sheldon,, G . (Mason)
Staley, ::o. (Joiner)
BEIGHTO/V (S!teffield).
taveley, Thomas
BELPER.
Bodell & Sons, Chapel St.
:Marshall, \V., & Son, King St.
Wheeldon Bros., C luster Bldgs.
B!RCHVALE (ma.r Slockpor!) .
Hudson, Joseph
BOLSOVER .
Antcliffe, Chas.
C rosby, John
Gutties & Hughes
Handby, J ohn
Haynes, G.
Oakey, Henry, Townse nd
Tradewcll, Geo .
BONSALL.
Axe, A.
Kirkland, Chas.
BORROIVASH.
Brennan, J.
Clifford, J. 8., Notti ngham Rd .
BRAMPTON
See C!t-sletjield.
BRASSJNGTOIV, Hl"i,.kswo1t/t.
Knowles, J., & Son
BRIMINGTON, C!teslC?:field.
Fox, J., & Son
Jephson Wm.
1
BUGSWORTH (uea,. Sloc/,porl)
Robinson, J.
BUXTON.
l agsbaw, G . T., Heath St.
Bennett, 1\1., Burbage
Booth, F . W., Lightwood Rd.
Brocklehurst, G., South St.
Brown, Edwd. , Bridge St.
Brown, J . M., Bridge S t.
Dalton, E., & Son, Rridge St.
Gill, ]., & Son, Bridge St.
Harrison, Jos., l\1arkct St.
Holmes, J. I:L, South St.
Hinch & Ben nett, Hogshaw
Tones, James, \Vest St.
Mortin,los., South St.
Oakes, . & E., 9 Compton Rd.
Oakes, T . Bennett St.
1 Tomlinson, J. T., & Co., Belgrave St.
Oldfield, Geo., ·west St.
Wall, A. \¥., Stonebench, Fairfield
\Vild, A . 7 Dale View, South St.
UA.L VEll, Sh~Oield.
Robinson, R. (Mason)
CHAPEL-EN-LE-FRITH
(Sloc/,port).
Hamer Sam!., Chinlcy
Lowe, J., Buxton Rd. (Joiner)
Simpson, M., Back Lane (Mason)
CHESTERFIELD.
Coates, Chas., Chatsworth Rd.
Collis, J., Salter Gat
Dakin, J. R., Ashgate Rd.
Forrest, W., Station Rd.
Hardy, Isaac, 80 Salter Gate
Hattersley, E., Brampton
Margereson, I., Exors. of, '\\'harf La.
Marsden Bros., Old Rd .
Peck, R., Highfield Rd.
Revill, Geo., J rampton
Rhodes, Wm ., Brampton
Rollinson, C., Salter Gate
Slack, G., Station Rd.
Stanton, S., Rirdholme
V\'alker, S., Hollis I ane
'vVright, J., 9 Beetwell St.
403
ISAAC HAR_DY,
JOINER AND BUILDER,
Undertaker,
General Contractor,
80 SALTERGATE,
CHESTERFIELD
ES'l'Ill"IATES.
CLA i· CROSS.
Griffin, G eo ., 1\IIarket St.
Tinkler, E., Thanet St.
CODNOR, Derby.
Eyre Bros.
CRJCH, uear Beljel".
Haynes, John
CROMFORD.
l?arnsworth & Son
I-Iigton, F.
CU1'1'1:10 II PE, Chesterfield.
Nicholls, C. E.
DARLEJ", 111alloc!.: Bat!t.
DERBJ'.
Hakewell, H., No nuanton l~d.
Hectson, J., Darley Lane
Hrown, A ., Gt. Northern Rd.
Hrown 1 I saac1 13 Upper l\lladeley St.
Carson, G. Elton
Chapman, J. \V ..._St. Thomas's Rd.
Chattle, Henry, J!..mprcss Rd.
D ean & Co., Gerard St.
D ickinson, J., Ashbourne Rd.
Durant, George, Grange St.
Edwards, IV .. Peel St.
Ford & Co., Osmaston Rd.
Holmes.._G:. & Son, Bloomfield St.
Lomas, K . c..:r.,37 !(ing St. (Ecclcsias·
tica1 Carver)
Morley, E., Gerard St.
l\Iosedale Bros .. Lower Arthur St.
lVIosley, S. 1 Richmond Rd.
Parker & ooper-, King Alfred St.
Parker, J. , & l::i n, 70 llrior Gate
Peach, G-., 177 ~fansfield Rd.
J=>emberton, G., Normanton Rd.
Radford & Greaves, Drewery Lane
Robinson, H . J ., _j. Parker St.
Porter,1. V., 19 Gerard St.
Smith, . 1 7 Gordon St.
Rmith, G eo ., Sudbury St.
Tomlinson, G . F., City Rd. (Road &
Sewerage Contractor)
Tomlinson, J., Ashbou rne Rd. (Rail~
way Contractor)
Vernon, II., r .~9 Drewry Lane
VVagg, Geo ., Pear Tree Rd.
'vValker & Slater, Uttoxeter Old Rd.
\Valkerdi ne, 'vV., Bridg_e St.
Weston, R., Leacroft Rd.
\Vood, E., & Sons, Park St.
DORE (S!tejfietd).
Fletcher, J .
l\1arsden, J oseph
DR ONFIELD (S!t~ffe.Pld) .
Bingham, R., Snape l!ill
Davidson, R. & Sons
F letcher, W. h., H igh St. (Pl umber )
l\ilargerrison, F., Chesterfield l~d .
l\'1argerrison, T . 1 & Sons, Green Lane
Oates, T., Quoit Green (Joiner)
Smelt Bros., Snape Hill (Joiners)
DUFF/ELD.
Bates, J. (Joiner)
Clarke, M.
Ringley, A.
Kent, II. (J oiner)
ECIUNGTOIV (Rotlierltam).
Fidler, J .
Levick, C.
l\Ior wood, J . H .
Taylor, T .
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D e rbyshire-continued.
EDA LE.
Rowbottom & bons
ETWALL, Derby.
Platts & Co.
GLOSSOP.
Charlesworth, J., Old Glossop
Charlesworth, Wm ., High St. W.
J'ielding, C., Whitfield Cross
Garside, C., & Sons, tlurrey St.
Goddard, S., The Ashes
GRE ATLONGSTONE,Bakewelt.
Eyre, A. W. J.
HASLAND.
Brown, D., & Sons
Heath, Edwd .
Hoole, J.
Randall, Walter
HA THERSA GE.
Wilson Bros.
HA YJiJELD (near Stockport) .
:C.Iason, E.
HOLL OWA J', Na/tock Bal!t.
Clayton, R.
l!OLYMOORSIDE, C!testc1jield.
Needham, W.
HORSLEYWOODHOUSE, nea,.
Derby.
Booth, Arthur (Joiner)
]or<lan, Hy.
Wa lters, Fredk. (] oincr)
JDR!DGEHA Y, Derby.
Stevenson, John
JLKESTON, R .S.O.
E arnshaw, Alfred, Burr Lane
Goddard, F., Park Av.
Hallam, T., Bright St., Cotmanhay
Harper,]., Notti ngham Rd.
Hazelwood & l\1arson, South St.
Jrcson, W. V., 5 East St.
Page E Park Drive
Rich~rd~: W ., G. N. Goods Yard
bhaw, W. E ., Rutland St.
KIRK JRETON, Derby.
Doxey, William
. tihenvin, . .
KJRKLANGLEY.
Cooper, Geo.
LITTLE EA TON, 1lear De,.by.
Bates, R. A .
LONG E.-1 TON, R.S.O.
Brown & Son, W averl ey Rt.
Bull, John, Sawley Rd.
Perks, F., & l"on, Bridge St.
Redfora, J., Recreation St.
Youngman, G., & Son, South St.
AIARLPORT, Derby.
Oldershaw, Geo., llkeston Rd.
MATLOCK.
Ballington, H . , M . Bank (&Joiner)
Bannister, J., M. Bank (Plu mber)
Boden, W., & Son, M. Bk. (Masons)
Dawes, Thos., M. Green
Hall & Co., Dale Road, M. Bridg·e ·
(Plumbers)
Hancock & Antliff Bros. , M. Bank
Holm es, W., M. Hath (Joiner)
Hopkinson, F., M. Bank (&Slater)
Keeling, A., M. Bdge. (Plumber )
Kirkland, C., M. Bdge. (Pl umber)
Kirkland, W ., M. Bridge (Plumber)
Knowles, G., M. Bank
Lewi s, T. & W. , :i\1. Bank
f,later, :F., M. Bank (Plumber)
Swift, B., M . Bank
Wildgoose, J. W., M. Bank
MEASHAJ1J(Atlterstoue).
Smith, G.
MELBOURNE, near Derby.
Barton, Wm.
MOSBOROUGH, Clzesle>jietd.
Drabble, J obn
NEWBOLD.
Ditcher & Ellis (Joiners)
NEW MILLS (vta Stoc1'port) .
Boyle, S. & D., High Lee Ref.
Hudson, J., & Sons, Low Leighton
Scattergood & Warrington, Hurst
Field tiaw Mill s ·
Stafford, T. W., Chapel St.
D evonshire .
ASHBURTON.
Almond, H .
Foaden, J . H., Bparnham
A8HWA7°i!-R, Beawo,.flty.
Northcott, J.
A VE TON-GIFFORD.
Steere Bros. (Masons)
BUILDERS AND
NORTON (SlzejJietd) .
Cook, J. D . l\!Ieersbrook Park Rd.
Harrison, H., & Sons, Greenhill
Hirst John H., Wooclseats
Horsfield, F. & A., Meersbrook
Marshall, F . , l\ieersbrook
Sheppard , John, l\lleersbrook Rd.
Stacey, John, J\ileersbrook Bank
PJLSLE!j' nearClaJ' Cross.
Reeves, Hy . ( oiner)
Rouse, C. A .
Spencer, Geo.
• REPTON (Burton-011-71-ent. )
Dolman & Sanders
R!DDJNGS, A tfreton.
Brentnall, A. C.
RJPLEY, uear Derby.
Clowe r, ,V.
Gee, b.
Harris & :H unt, ~1arehay
Harris, W., ~iarehay
Norman , S.
Norman , \¥., :Marehay Cottage
Salt, W .. Chape l St.
Slater, E.
SAND/ACRE.
Bailey, Wm., Hill To1" Derby Rd.
Bastable, G., Derby ·{cl.
Long, F., Derby Rd.
SNRLST ONE, As!tboume.
Thorley, Wm.
SOUTH WING.FIELD, Alfreton.
Truman, R .
SPONDON, near Derby.
Kirkland, A.
M eakin, Ed.
STANTON-BY-DALE (Notfozg-
Brown, R. !tam).
STA VELEY, nea.,· C!teste1ji.eld.
Stone, S., & !:ions
SWADLINCOTE
~ {b'u.rlou-on-Tnwt).
Banks, \V., Hastings Rd.
Dowler, W. , Regent 8t.
Venning, Chas., Coppice Side
Ward, j., Market l'l.
TANSLEY, Mattock.
Dawes, Thos.
T!BSHELF, Aifreton.
Richards, Thos. W. (Joiner)
bmith, John (&Joi ner)
TIDES/,VELL, Buxto1l .
Brightmore, R. (Mason)
Hill, A._ & Bro., Litton
Lomas, ll. (Joiner)
7 'OTLEY, Slzejfield.
Hattersley, R.
TUPI'ON, Clzeste>jield.
Davenport Bros.
Madin, John
TURNDITCH, ,,ear Derby.
Clark, Chas.
WEST HALLAM, "ear De,.by.
Brough, W.
Daykin, H.
WHITTINGTON, Clzesterfield.
l\1ars<lcn, Geo. , 'Vhittington !\Joor
(Roarls and Sewage)
Oultram, J., & t;on, 6t King St.,
Whi ttington Moor (Joiners)
Sims, J hn, New 'Vhittingto n
Wain,]., & Sons,Whittington lVIoor
1'VHITWELL, Clzeste>jietd.
Brown, G.e o., Hodthorpe
Tackson, John
M:oyser, Wm., I-Iodthorpe
WINGFIELD, NORTH, C!tester-
ji.etd.
Berry, John, Hepthorne Lane
WJN5TER, Derby.
Carson, Geo.
H eathcote, Wm., & Sons
WIRKSWORTH.
Baker, J. C. T., W anubrook
Clark, W., Ecclesbourne Terrace
Fox, ti., & Son, North End
Walker, J., & Sons, North End
Walker, J. & J ., Bolehill
YOULGifAVE, Ba/,ewell.
Toft, G. &W.
AXM!NSTER.
Clarke, J. F., Market Sq.
C loud, G., South St.
Parsons, W. B., South St.
BARNSTAPLE.
Barwick, T ., Vicarage St.
Bryant & Son, Bear St. Rd.
CONTRACTORS.
D e von shire-continued.
Burgess, Henry, 45 Bear St.
Cooke, W., Bear !:)t.
Gammon Bros. , Maudlin St. , Derby
Garland Bros., 38 Higher Maudlin
St., Derb~
Garland, W., & Sons, Boutport St.
Karslake , E., Vicarage Lawn
Pearce, Bros., Newport
Ridge, R., t:; Cross St. and Strand
t:>aunders, Wm., 5 Alexandra Rd.
Sillifant, I-I. 1,Ford St.
Slee, Wm. J:Sear tit.
1
Thorne, T., Bea'. St.
Tucker, Chas. , Vicarage Lawn
Woolaway & Sons, Sticklepath Terr.
BEER, uearSeato1l .
Perkins, J as., The t-:q uare
BIDE FORD.
Adams & Paddon, 13 Chingswell St.
Cock & Lamerton, Church Walk
Ellis, E., & Son, 47 Mill St.
Fulford, \V. L. & Son
Glover, W. & H., Market Pl.
Harding, Geo., Cold Harbour
Taint, VV. Honestonc St.
1
Mitchell, Joseph, Honestone St.
Rhadwick, W. Helvoir
1
' \Toolaway & Sons, East the Water
BISHOP'S TA 1VT01V,
BarusfajJle.
Moorish, J. · Oliver, ·w . H. , Alphington St., St.
BOVEY TRACEY, R.S.O.
Cleave, Alf., Fore St.
Mardon, W. J. T.
Turner, Jas., ::;)tation Rd.
Winson, John, Fore St.
BRADN!NCH, Cuttompton.
Nix Bros.
JJRAUNTON.
Brimley & Sons
BR!XHAM.
Cooksley, G ., West Hill
Harley, -
Hayman, P.1 Berry Head Rd.
H az lewood Bros., Parkham Rd.
Sparks, J. , Fore St .
Wills, W ., Berry Hill Rd.
BROADCLYS7; Exeter.
Fisher, Geo.
BUCKFASTLEIGH.
Arscott, Geo., Plymouth Rd.
Furncaux, Samuel, Silver St.
Jackson & Son, Jordan St.
BUDLEIGH SALTERTON.
Barnes, _J., Pebble Lane
Burch, E. 0.
Kerley & Co.
P almer, J. C ., q High St.
CHAGFORD.
Aggett, W., & Sons
Brimblecombe, G., New St.
Collins, J., Monte Rosa
Dawson, r., Mill St.
Painter, C. & \V. S . (Maso ns)
Rice, R ., & Son New Rt.
1 Petherick, Samuel, High St.
Stone, Wm., & Son;, The Quarries
Underhill, R. D. & J · • Lower St.
CHERITON BISHOP, Exe/.,,_
Harvey, Hy., Royal Oak
CLOVELLY, Bidef01d.
Davey, Vv.
Paddon, R.
CLY. T 1-JYDON, Exeter.
Harris, E.
CLYST ST. GEORGE, Topslzam.
Steer, J. L. & H.
CLY.ST ST. MARY, Exeter.
Pratt, N. CREDl?'ON.
Brooke, J. 1' . , 4 Union Rd.
Dart, W., High l;;t.
Jones, T ., High St.
COLLOMPTON.
Chick, H., 'Willand
lncledon, "'New Ht.
Labdon, E., & Sons, r ~ore St.
Manning, J., Exeter H ill
DARTMOUTH.
Back, John, Charles St.
Pillar, Ri chard, Sth. Embankment
Pillar Robt., Lower St.
Row,\¥. Geo., Clarence Hill.
Voicey, Fredk. J. , Clarence Hill
Watts, R., Crathers H ill
DAWLJSH.
Cox, Bros., Weech
Friend, F., High St.
Lamacraft, J. H. G., Old Town St.
Sbapter; T. & F. H., Brook St.
DEVONPORT.
Allen & Tozer, 33 Maurice Park St.,
Budeaux
Crockcrell , J., Richmond \Valk
Healy, James, 33 Princes St.
J ackson, Sir John, K.eybam Exten--
sion Works
Jenkin, T., & Son, Marlboro. \V orks
Littleton, '·V., 44 Garden St., il1orice-
Town
Matcham & Co. , Ltd., Naval Bar-
racks Extension
Oliver, \ •V. J., 27 Trafalgar Pl.
Smith, G. .H., & ::ion, 7 Tavi stock
Rd., Stoke
DOLTON.
Halls, S., & Son
EXE7JJR.
Baker, G., & Sons, 1 Leighton Terr.
Ball J. J. , St. David's Hill
Blatchford,]., 19 Cleveland St., St ..
Thomas
Bradbcer & Sons, 43 North St.
Brealey, \\' ., x63 Cowick St., St.
Thomas
Bunclark & Stephens, 26 Paris St.
Diggin cs, G., Larkbeare
Gibbard, T. R., t;t. Sidwe lls
Gibson, Vv., 6 Bonhay Rd.
Ham & Passmore, 17 i-:idwcll St.
Herbert, G., 24 Bartholomew St. \V ..
Luscombe & on, 55 i")idwe ll St.
1\1ingo & Boone, 29 l\r[agdalen St.
l\1udge, E., 2.~ Catherine l:H.
Thomas
Popman & Sons. 35 Paris St.
.Smale, L. 1 r T opsham Rd.
Stephens, J. G ., & oon, u6 Fore St.
Stile, G. L., & ~on, Summcrland St.
Stocker, J. , 66 Cowick St., St. Thos.
T1;iggs, ]., i.18 Rosebery Rel.
V\iadm an, VV. , Summcr1and St.
'Vescott, Austin & ·\·V bite, 27 Lower
North St.
'\Voodman & Son, Bartholomew St.E. ~
E.\.Jf!NS1'ER , Exeter.
?11anley. G.
Reddaway, \V.
EXMOUTH.
Abell, Thos., 7 Roll e St.
Carter, F. E., I John son's l)l.
Cooper, W. S., & !:ion, Rolle St.
Dart, H ., l\!Ieadow ht.
Grace, F. , l\1anchestcr St.
Hayman, A., Chapel St.
Hooper, Geo., Point Rd.
Hooper & Stooke, ltaleigh T er.
Lacey, T. J ., PercyTer.
Perry, W. fI., 18 ~olorton Rd.
Ponsford, H... B., Exeter Rd .
HAL WILL, Lzftou, R.S.O.
VVhitc, Marwood
HARTLAND, BtdPfo1·d.
8
Cann, f-1ATflERLEJGfl.
Heard, John, Hall Ct.
Hooper, Richard, Bridge St.
HOLSWORlHY.
Bassett, J., Bod min 8t.
Beckley, R., Crimpa, St. Pancrass
\Veek
Beckley, Vvm., Chur h St.
Vliffi.11 1 "\Vm., l::)tation Rd.
JJON!TON.
Berry, Vt. T. , High St.
rrurner, c.
1-/0RRABRIDGE, R.S.O.
Toop, H. W ., & Sons
!LNUlCOMBE.
Bal ment, "\V., Church St.
Bowen G., St. Brannock's Rd.
Britto1; & Pickett, 7 1 Fore St.
Brooks W., 'tation Rd.
Cower,' J. 1 Broad St.
Dendlc, Wm., Oxford Grove
Gammon, G.1 & Son, Chambercorube
Rd .
Goss, J. R., 30 Oxford Grove
Knill, T. B. 6 Oi<ford Grove
Parkin,'£., Scnr., St. Brannock'sRd ~ .
R eed, F . J., 30 Green Close Rd.
Scamp, G ., Church St.
Smith, \V. B ., Bi ·kliscombe Rd.
Underhill, W., Northfield Cottages
Upton, T., 'fhe Quay
Vickery, W. J., Wilder Rd.
INSTOW.
Lock, Thos., Black Lane
Pidlei:,..John )) ., Lane End
Yeo, tty., Marsh Cottages
JVYBRIDGE.
Andrews, Geo., Park Ho.
Sincock & Blight, Costly St.

Devonshire-continued.
/(ENNFORD, Exeter.
Page J.
Mayne, E.
KEN7'!SBEARE .
Goff, Chas., Gudisford
KINGSBRIDGE.
Chapman, Franc is, W es t Alvington
Clements, Thos., Chillington
Farr Bros., W est Alvington
H ead, C ., The Elms, Dunscombe St.
Hooper, G., New Quay, Dodbrook
Kell and, W. H., Ebrington St.
L uckraft, J., Avctongiffard
Nunn, J.~ Church St., Dodbrook
P ea rce, E., Fore St.
P errott, J., Phccnix Pl., Fore St.
Rhymes, T. W., Chillington
Ruth, J. l·C, & Son, Trehana Ter.
Veale, R., W. Alvi ngton Hill
Warren, Ed1.v<l., W est Alvington
Wingate, H., B elle Vue Rd.
KINGSWEAR.
Short, J. H., Burham Rd .
Short, Jolm
LIFTON, R.S.O.
Ri ch, Hy., Cawdron Cottage
Rich, H . & J., Tinbay
LYDFORD, Bridestowe, R.S.O.
Bickle, W.
LYMPSTONE, Exeter.
Vcdman, E. G.
LYNTON, Barnstaple.
J ones Bros .
MONKLEIGH.
Beer, Thomas, & Son
MORTON HAMPSTEAD,
Newton Abbot.
Blackmore , A ., The R etreat
NEWTON ABBOT.
Bearne, L., Highweek St.
Dobell, C., 39 D evon Sq.
Edwards, J., Queen St.
Hicks, G., Abbotsbury Estate
Mills, H., 64 Queen St.
Parker Bros., 12 Courtenay St.
Smerdon , ll. F. , Mount Pleasant
Stacey, F. A ., St. Paul's Rd.
Stevens'-Cj 46 Courtenay $t.
Zeally, ~·. ., Powdcrham Rd.
NORTHAM, B ideford.
Goss, S . G .
Cook, T.
Lock, J.
OKEHAMPTON.
Ball , Wm., East St.
Gee n1 H.
Harris, H. , High St.
Harris, M., Castleford
'lecman, J., Kempley Rd.
W orden & Sons, West St.
OTTERY ST. MARY.
Carna ll, Ed.
C:bann a 1 W.
Luxton & Son
Williams, F.
PAIGNTON.
Bridgeman, M., Garfield Ter.
Drew, C. & R . E., Town Hall T er.
·wcbber, G ., H yde Rd.
W ebber, H., & Sons, Willow Dale
PARKHAM.
J ewell, H.
PLJ 'Jl10UTH.
And rews, A., 3 Eve lyn Place
B ennett Bros. 97 Embankment Rd.
Berry, T. P., W est Ho? Building Yd.
Blac kefl, J. H., & Son, 45 Krng
Gardens
Blake, Wm . E., Sutton B ld g. Yard
Blowey, P., 6 Ford Par~, M~tl ey
Cook B ros., Florence 1er., Embank-
ment Rd.
Crews, T. , Emma Pl., Stonehouse
Davy, A., 44_R egent St.
D eacon, J., Durnford St., Stonehouse
Duke, C. L., Plym Stone Works
l>oot, I. , IO Notte St.
Goad, W. G., Victoria St.
Gottrd & Son, 3 Providence St .
Griffin J as., 23 Caprera T e r.
Ham, '( & Son 13 Portla nd Sq .
Ham, W., Elm Villa, Manna.mead
Harvey ·., r65 }{in St. CT
'Hill & Co., r3 Whitfield T er.
Hoskin, G., Lower Compton, near
Hosking, T.) I Baring.St.
J enkin , W. r .,Endsle1gh Hldg. Yard
Jillard , F. L ., 38 Cobourg 8t.
K erswcll, Hy., r9 Cobourg :St.
Kin g , T., 18 A lbert Rd.
Lapthorn & Co., I Clarendon Place,
Citadel Rd.
L ester, E.R., Ebrington St.
BUILDERS
L ethbridge, A . R., & Son, Tracy
Bldg. Yard
LethbridgetWm. H. 1...1 Oxford Pl.
Marshall, ., Sutton Kd.
Marshall, . E., Hoe Gate St.
Martin, R. H . , 27 S eymour Av. E.
May, T. 23 Cobourg St.
N eal, R. H. B., Bolitho Bank
Chmbrs., Princess Sq. (Public
Works Contractor)
Nicholls, J., Greenbank Av.
.Palmer, J. H., 34 Prospect St.
Palk, W., 5 Grimston Villas
Parson & So~1s, 23 King Gardens
P arson, J. W., Brunswick House
Partridge, J., 18 St. Lawrence Rd.
P earce Bros. , I 4 Grenvill e Rd. N.
F earn Bros., 3 Bernard Pl.
P ellow,W.,62 ConnaughtAv.,Mutley
Pethick Bros., Laira Bridge (&
Railway Contractors)
Piper, F . T., "\·Vindsor Lane
R e lf, R. T. & G. R., 2 Portland Sq.
Rob erts, S., Mount Plyrn House
Shaddock, W., Bryntirion
Shellabear, G ., & Son, 23 W ashing-
Sl~epperd, T. r,
ton Ter. , Mutley
40 Ri~l11110nd St.
Skrnner, H. E., Exeter St.
Stanlake R., Salisbury Rd.
Taylor, J...., r 3 Batt ery St.,Stonchouse
Taylor, T., & Son, St. Mary's St.,
Stonehouse
Taylor, W. H., 23 Bath St.
Tozer & Son, I A lderney T er.,
Beaumont Rd .
Trevena, W., 44 Hastings St.
Truscott, A ., r9 Market St.
Turpin, G. B. , 4 Courtenay St.
'Vakeham Bros., Friary Yd., Tothill
Wakeha m, W. G., Spingfielcl House
Will ocks, J . (Roads and Sewers)
Williams, J. ,Caroline Pl.,Stonehouse
SAMFORD COURTENAY,
R.S.O.
Ash, W., & Sons
SEATON.
Gollop, S., Sidm outh St.
Newton & White, Seav icwTer.
Richards, A.
SIDMOU1'/-I.
Rkinner, R. W. & J., 19 Jubilee T er.
Tucker & Sons
SOUTH BRENT.
Veale & Son
SOUTH MOLTON.
Sanders & Son, rr 9 East St.
STARCROSS, R.S.O.
Cole, J.B.
TAMERTON FOL/OTT,
Crown Ht'tl, R.S.0.
Maddock, G.
TA VJ STOCK.
Higman, W. H., 7 Bank Sq.
Menhinnick & Sons, Brook St.
TA WSTOC K Barnsfn.pte.
Blackmore, J., St. John's Chapel
TA HO'ON, NOR TH.
E ll is, S., & Sons
Fisher Bros.
1'1.!.'IGNMOUTl-I.
And1·ews 1 E., 18 Northumberland Pl.
Cornelius, T., 9 F ernda le Rd.
Cox, J. , Sa1isbury Ter.
Curtis, G., Higher Brooke St.
Esworthy,-, Fo re St.
Francis, C., •P Northumbcrla.nd Pl.
Hayman, G., Hig her J rook St.
H ayman, J. J., & Son, 4 Holl a nd Rd.
Lee, George, 30 Dawlis!1 Rd.
lv!ortimer, C., Brook Hill
Slocombe, A. H., 4 Den C1·escent
Turpin, W. , Woodway Rd.
THOR VE R TON.
Short, J.
W estcott, JJJVER 7 : N.
0
Collard, W. , Lowman Gree!1
Deering J., & Sons, 3,3 Barnngton St.
Grater, T., & Sons, Stiver St.
Grater, iz., & Sons, r6 Townsend
Holcombe , J ohn , 44 West El:.e tiouth
Loosemo re, W., 36 Townsend
:i\ianning, 8., Barrington St.
Parr, J., 22 Newport St.
Perry & Son, Bolham ,
Phys ick & Son, B eck Sq.
T uck r Bros., Rock, Bolham
Tu cker G., Water Lane
1 Wilkins, Walter, Church F arm
Wood, F., Gold St.
TOPSHAU.
Gould, H., :i\'1onmouth St.
Tremlctt, J.
AND CONTRACTORS.
Devonshire-continued.
TORQUA1".
Chubb, T., Elstow Works
Goss, W. A. Ellacombe
Harris, A., Hampton PL, St. lfary
Church
Hawkins, S., Chelston Vale
Leaman, T., Torre Cottage
McKellar, J. W., Warren Rd.
Pac k, S., Parkfield Tcr., Upton
Pike, E., Hatfield Rd.
Sm<fl c , G. K., St. Mary Church
Smerdon, J., W arren Rd.
Vanstone & Mumfordi.J3elgrn e Rd.
Watson, J.C. & W., union St.
Wyatt, S. D., Ellacombe Ch. Rd.
Yeo, R. F., Rock Rd.
I[ Dorsetshire.
BEAMINSTER .
Chambers, B . B., Fleet St.
Hann, C. & A., Prout Bridge
BERE REGIS, 11/a.reham.
Sheppard, Frank 'rownsend
BLANDFORD.
Archer, J. W., & Sons
Green, Chas., North Place
Hayward, G. , & So~ Queen's Rd.
Norman & Sons, 16 J.!,ast St.
BRIDPORT.
Bartlett & Sons, Shipton Gorge
II Brooks, R. B., 46 South St.
Cooper, vV. J., Allington
Hawkins, J., 68 Bradpole Rd.
Patten, Thos. 62 East St.
Spencer, J., Chard's Mead Rd.
I\ Williams, R. B ., Walditch
BROAD j]l/A l 'NE, Dorchester.
Selby, J .
BROAD T,VAY, Dorcliester.
Spicer, C.
Strange, A .
CERNE ABBAS, Dore/tester.
Mitchell, W . J.
Northover, W. G.
CHARAl/INSTER, Dore/tester.
Harvey, Abel
CH!CKERELL.
Raishl ey , Vtf., VYcst Chickercll
COJUJ". CASTLE .
Luther, Thos. 1 East 8t.
CR ANBOR1\"E.
Coombs, T.
Vincent, J.
DORCHESTER.
Barrett P., & Son, Grey's Orcha1·d
Davi s. fl., & Sons, Trinity St.
Herridge, A ., A lexandra Rd.
Hors ey, ~., Herringstone Rel.
Slade. C. E., Durngate St.
Till ey, T. H., Princes 8t.
Watkins, W. ,T. , Damers Rd .
\Vatts B ros., Forcling ton Green
EVERSHOT.
Conway, H.
FON7MELL AIAG1\'A.
Edwards 1 G .
GILL!NGHAAI.
Barnes, Alfred, The Square
Bracher, Bros.
~~~~~~I~ 1Martin
HASLEBUNl-BR I AiV,Btan.dj'ord
Hutchings, W.
KINGTON MAGNA, Gilli'ug/lam.
Bricknell, H.
LONG BREDY, D01cl:esfer.
Fry, 'Valter
LOUGHA 1ll, Wimborue.
Froud, Ri chard
L UL IVOR 111, Tl'est.
D orC'y, J os.
LJ'ME RHGJS.
Cooper, H. T., Silver St.
Randall, H ., Nuremburg House
MARNHALL, Btandj'ord.
Af!LBORNE PORT, S/Jerborne .
Pitman, Geo., North St.
R eynolds , A ., & Son
405
TORRINGTON.
Bowden, T . New St.
Grant, H., South St.
TO TNES.
Brook, Thos., Bridgetown
Reeves, W., & Sons, High St.
WESTT,V ARD HO I
Prior, R. C.
1'VH!MPLE, E xeter.
Grai nger, W. J .
WOO DB UR Y, Exeter.
P earce, John
Ph illips, A. E.
Stokes, -
WOOLACOMBE, Mortl1oe.
B eer, Th0mas, & Son
MILTON ABBAS.
George, E .
OSMINGTON.
Mill er,J.
PARKST'ONR.
Abbott, L. F., W ellington Rd.
Allen, E. J.,AshleyRd.,Upper P ark-
stonc
Al lner, A ., Commercial Rd.
A llner, R.,Victoria Rd.,Upper Park-
stone
Baker & Pearcy, Comm.crcial Rd.
Chinchen & Co., Commercial Rd.
Crabb, R., Poole Rd.
Cross, W. J., Commercial Rd.
'Vilson, A. & F.
Wilson, J. H., Britannia Rd .
PIDDLET01¥N, Dorcheste,-.
H ardy, Wm.
PIDDLE1'REN7'HIDE Dorches -
ter. '
Symes, S.
POOLE.
Barfoot, Jos., Lo ngfleet
Burt & Vick, Marke t St.
Crane, W. G ., Longfleet
Gray, W . H., Market St.
Knight, G . F., K ingland Rd.
Rigler, T . C., Victoria Rd., Longfleet
Saunders, A . D.t Longfleet
Wheeler, 'V , ongffeet
PORlLAND, ISLE OF.
Conway, J as;J & Son, Mallams
Lynham, J., !'he Straits
Patten, J. J., Fortune's Well
RAD/POLE, Weymoutli.
J esty, B. A .
SHAFTESBURY.
Dean, R.
Hiscock & Dean
Osborne, F. W .
SHERBORNE.
Betten, A ., Coldbarbour
Croft, W., Newland
Gil ling ham , H., Coldbarbou 1·
Guppy, T. C., & Son, Bristol Rd.
Penny, L. A ., Newland
STALBRIDGE.
Curtis, R ., Farm St.
Curtiss , S. , I-Iigh St.
Parsons, F., The Rin g
STOl\t:, Eris!.
Dorcy, Geo ., Holner Bridge
STURM/1\'STER NE W TON .
Knott, F., Rixton
SIVA NA GE.
Hurt & Burt, Railway Depot
Hardy, H. & J., Albany 'Vorkshops
Hardy, W. M ., Centra l '~Torks
Linnington. G.
Parsons & Hayter, Station Rd.
Tl-IORNFORD, Sherbome.
And rews, J. , & Son
TOLLER .
L egg, G., Great Toll er
UPTl'A r, Do1c/iesler.
Strange, A .
11-AREHAAI.
Gill ingham, P . P., Stoboro ugh
Hobbs, G., East St.
La\vs, John , West St.
Marsh, A lfred, West St.
 406
Dorsetshire-continued.
WEYMOUTH.
Bagg, J . & H ., Avenue Rd.
Bartlett, J. A ., 4 Franchise Ter.
Board, S."J., & Son, IJ Ranelagh Rd.
Bowring, G. F., 86 St. Thomas St.
Brown Bros., 22 Avenue Rd .
Clarke, A . A,_ Commercial Rd.
Conway, T., Commerci al Rd.
Jesty, B. A., Dorchester Rd .
Mace, E . B., St. Alban's St.
Purchase, J., I Belvedere Cottages
SheppardtF., South View, Westham
Stevens, . J. , 6 Ida '.rcr.
Whettam, J. T ., Jun., Grange Rd.
Durham.
BARNARD CASTLE.
H epworth, B .
Jackson , G. vV. (Plumber)
Kyl e, J., & Son
BIRTLEY.
Burnett, J. , & Son, Durham Rd.
Davison & .Bolam. Station Rd.
B ISHOP AUCKLAND.
Abbott, W ., IJ High Bondga te
Bell, G. H., 22 "Waldron St.
Blackett, R., & Son, South Rd.
Braithwaite, J. , & Son, 98 Newgate
St. (Joiners)
Dawson, G. W., South Rd. (Joiner)
Gibson, J . & vV., Chester St.
(Joiners)
H ilton, 'rhos., Peel St.
Hudson, W. , Etherley La. (Joiner)
Manners, T., Peel St. (J oiner)
Ryder, J. & R., outh Rd .
Vickers, J., Vickers St.
Walker, R., 'fenters St.
Watson, N ., Frederick St.
BLACK HILL.
Ayton, W ., & Sons, Benfieldsicle
Egglestone, Geo., 28 St. Cuthbert's
Ter., Benficldsicle
Eltringham, J., Railway Ter.
Snowdon, W. , Durham Rd.
Taylor, E . & .T. R., St. Cuthbert's
Ter., Benfieldside Rd .
W estgarth & Brown, J7 Durham Rd.
BLAYDON-ON- TYNE.
Browen, J as.
Lishman, Hugh
Lockey, John
Thompson & Co.
BYERS GREEN, Spen nymoo1·.
Hewitson, Jos.
BURNOPFIELD, R.S.O.
Davis Bros.
Robinson, Thos. (Joiner)
lHESTER-LE-STREET.
Rolam, John W., Pelton
C raven, Thos., Beamish, near
Cuthbertson, J.
Groves, C., P me St.
Tennings, J., & Son
l<:cll, John
Lodge, W ., & Son, Plawsworth
Lyon, John
Norman, William
Oates, Isaac Picktree
Thompson, T., & Son
COCKFIELD, R.S.O.
Walker, Smart, The Green
CONSETT.
Ma xwell G eo., Park Rd.
Ridley, W., Palm erston St.
Routledge, J., Edith St.
Walton, Thos., Taylor St.
CORNFORTH, Ferry Hill.
Mann, J. T .
COXHOE.
Sanderson, Thos.
CROOK, R.S.O.
Haston, William, Hope St.
Hare , Jolm , Gladstone St.
Hinchley, John (R.P.), Church St.
Lax, A., 6 Market Pl.
Walton, Thomas, Commercial St.
BUILDERS AND
WIMBORNE 11'1/NSTER .
Baker, G., King St.
Norman, Bros., West Boro'
Ridout, D ., New Boro'
Smith, E ., \Vest Baro'
Smith, J. Colehill
WINTERBOURNE ABBAS,
Dorcltesie1.
Atkins, H. J .
WYKE REGIS, W'ey moutli.
Bishop, J.
CROXDALE.
Forster, William
DARLINGTON.
A nnistead , T., 9 A rden St. (Plumber)
Airey, J . & J., 5 Mclvilln St.
Rowe, G., Pricstgate (Painter, &c).
Boyd & Johnso n, St"pl eton
Bragg, J., SJ Surtees St .
Davison & Son, 78 Sldnncrgate
(Painters & Decorators)
Dryden & Wood, Tubwcll Row
(Painters)
Guthrie, J" & on, Corporation Rd .
Hoskins, W . H. & W. , Blackwellgate
(Painters & D ecorators)
Jameson, W. , Duke St.
LancastertW., :.1 Bondgate (Slater)
Lishman, . (R.P.),J5 & J6 Bondgate
McDermid~ B., & Son, Russell St.
(Painters)
McKenzie. Bros., Duke St.
Mossom &Son,Bondgate (Pntrs.,&c.)
Petch, H., Parkgate (Plumber)
Rennison, J. C. (R.P.), Bondgate
R e nshaw, T. W estmoreland St.
Robinson, .T., 16 Leadenhall St.
Robinson, T., & Son, Victoria Em -
bankment (Plasterers)
Scott & Armistead, Leadenhall St.,
Northgate (Painters)
Smith, E. (R.P.), Blackwcllgate
Smith, R., Skinncrgate (Plumber)
Snaith, R. T., Bondgate (J oiner)
Sykes & Co., Blackwellgate (Plmbrs.)
Thornton Bros., 5 Temperance Pl.
Wandl ess, J., Corporation Rd.
(Slater)
Ward, John, W estbrook
DIPTON, R.S.O., via Lz"1dz Greeu.
Johnson, W ., F lint Hil1
Mordue, T . (Joiner)
DUNSTON-ON-TYNE.
B ewley, Isaac, Clavering Avenue
Noble, Adam
DURHAM.
Askew, J., North Bail ey (Joiner)
Bradley, P., Easington Lane
qeo. q~ADO~ ~ pON,
Builders d Contractors,
DURHAM.
JV orks executed include-
Teohnical Schools, Durham; Guar-
dian Offices, West Hartlepool ;
New Post Office, Durham; New
Bank, Sunderland; Royal Insurance
Offices, Newcastle; Additions to
H.M. Prison, Durham ; Assize
Courts, Durhn.m and Newcastle;
Ushaw R.C. College and Grammar
School , Dm·ham; County Aaylum,
Aske Hall (Lord Zetland). Castle
Eden, Mitford, Leaclgate, Norham,
and other Churches, &c., &e.,
for following Architects : Sir A.
Blomfleld,A.Waterhouse,P.P.Pugin,
Late Ewa.n Christian, Messrs. Dunn
and Hansom; C. Hodgson Fowler ,
G. G. Hoskins, E. R. Robson,Esqs.;
Messrs. Oliver and Leeson, Hicks
and Charlewoocl, and others.
CONTRACTORS.
Durham-continued.
Bradley, J. G., JO The Avenue
Brown & Co ., 74 Sadler St.
Carrick, Joh n, Crossgate Peth
Coates, T ., Hallgarth St.
THOMAS DICKINSON,
G ibson, C . W., 49 Atherton St.
Heron &Brown, Sadl erSt.(Plumbers)
Gradon, G., & Son, Durham
Hodgson, Wm., Exors. of, C1aypath
(P<iin ters)
K ell , J., SJ North Rel. (&Mason)
Laidlcr._.)3 ros. (R.P.) New Elvet
Lodge, " '·• Red Briar, Pity Me
Lowes, J ., & Son , Steam 1'1arble\¥ks.
Manners, G. T., Gilesgate
Mowbray, J . W ., 2 W estern Hill
Newby, G ., North Bailey (Plumber)
Nesbitt, T., 70 North Rd. (Plasterer)
Rhodcs,W., Jun., Neville's Cross, nr.
Shepherd, J. , Gilcsgate.
Smaithwaite, T., Silver flt. (Painter)
Tay lor, E. & J. R., 19 The Avenue
Wa lton, W., Hawthorne Ter.
EAGLESCLIFFE, R.S.O ., Stoch -
. Messrs. Dorman & Long's Offices,
tou.-on - Tees .
Jones, H. T., Station Hotel
EASINGTON LANE.
Bradley, P. B. (Mason)
EAST BOLDON.
Davidson, J.
EGGLESTONE Darlz"ugton.
H etheri ngton, P. 0. (Mason)
EL "VV!CK, Castle Eden Staiz"on,
R.S.O.
Gibbon, Geo .
EVENH OOD, Bishop Aucldand.
Howe, James, Swan's Row
T easdale, Geo.
Willan, Thos.
ESE-I, Du.rlzam.
Rutter & Son
FELLING, R.S.0.
Boyd, E., Gosforth St. (Painter, &c.)
FENCE HOUSES.
Grainger, W ~!.. Leamside
Latimer, T., l:Sankheal
Wardropper, G., Old Penshaw
GAINFORD, Darlz"ngton.
Adamson, R. & S.
Gent, G. R. (R.P.)
GATESHEAD.
A llinson). John , High St. (Plumber)
Bailey, l.7., The Crescent. Low Fell
Bewl ey, J. , ClavC'ring Av.
Bradshaw, J., & Son, Cuthbert St.,
Bcnsham
Elliott, J ., High W est St.
Ferguson, Frank, Nelson St.
Gowland, J. E., 44 Walker Terrace,
North Bcnsham Rd.
Greason, Bros., Orrl St.
Hall, W. , D envcntwater Rd.
Haswell & Waugh, Askew Rd. W.
Hutchinson, T . H., Beaufort St.
Laidl er, John,J7West St.(Dccorator)
Lamb, T. & R.-h Abbot St.
iVfather, J.C., ~ astbourne Avenue
Milne, John, Whitehall Rel.
Nicholson & Wakefield, WoodbineSt.
Pringle, A., Cramer Dykes
Raven & Hitcham, Poplar Crescent
Robson, Thos., 11 Balmoral Avenue
Ross, J., 44 Brunswick Terr.
Stephenson R. & J., Low :Fell
Stockdale, t., St. Cuthbert's Ter.
Thomson, William, Sunderland Rd.
Turner, Bros., Bcnsham Rd .
Tyrie, W. C., R cclheugh Bridge Rd.
Wal es, J., & Co ., 13 Romulus Te r.
Woodall & Wil son, Ellison St.
HART, Castle Eden Statz"on,R .S.O.
Taylcrson Bros.
HARTLEPOOL.
Nfarshall, R. J ., Bell St.
Rennie, J obn, I B eaconsfield St.
Sudron, W. Northgate
1 Moody, G ., 57 Tower St.
Watson, C. T ., Cleveland Rel.
Watt, W., Back Lumley Sq.
HARTLEPOOL, West.
Atkinson, W. T., J2 Read St.
Beetham, T ., Villiers St.
Bcxfield, H., Belle Vue
Boota & Bolton, Park Rd.
Brazella & vVhitton, Sandringham
Rd.
Bulmer, J., Grange Rd.
Burton Bros., Burbank St.
Builder & Contractor,
MILTON WORK5,
WEST HARTLEPOOL.
So111e Contracts completed-
Mansion, Stables, etc., near Loftus
Alfred Waterhouse, Esq., Archt.
N . P. Bank, Loftus, Town Hall ;
E. Robson, Esq., Archt.
North Eastern Banks,Middlesbrough
and Loftus; A. L. Newcombe,
Esq. Archt.
Messrs. Lampton's Bank, Sun-
derland; A. Gribbe, Esq ., Archt.
Church of Emmanuel, Saltburn-by-
Seti, Mansion, etc., Saltburn; C.
Johnson, Esq ., Archt.
Victoria Schools, Middlesbrough ;
Middlesbrough.
Mansion, Stables, & Lodge, Middles-
brough; J. M. Bottomley, Esq.,
Areht .
St. Joseph's Catholic Church; Messrs.
Dunn & Hansom, Arcbts .
Public Abattoirs, W est Hartlepool ;
J. W. Brown, Esq., Archt.
Technical Schools, West Hartlepool ;
Town Hall, West Hartlepool ;
H. A . Cheers, Esq., Archt.
St. Peter's Catholic Church, Castle
Eden; John Kelly, Esq., Archt.
Mansion, Stables, etc., near North-
allerton; Messrs. Demaine &
Brierly, Arehts.
North Eastern Gazette Offices, Mid-
dlesbrough; R. Lofthouse, Esq.,
Areht.
Kirklevington Hall, Sir T, R ich-
ardson, M.P.; E. May, Esq., Archt.
Tunstall Manor, W. C. Gray, Esq.,
West Hartlepool; T. Lewis Banks,
Esq., F.R.LB .A., Archt.
York City and County Bank, Weot
Hartlepool ; Messrs. Barne• and
Coates, Archts .
St. Oswald's Church, West Hartle-
pool ; Messrs. Ricke & Cbarlewood,
Archts .
Tees Conservancy Commissioners'
Offices, Middlesbrough; Messrs.
Bottomley & Whipham, Archts .
Bridge Hotel, rrhornaby-on-Tees;
Messrs. 0 Ii ver Leeson & Wood,
Architects.
Fryer, J., Richard St.
Glass, R., Temperance St.
u. HOWE & CO.
(Partners. J. Howe & L. Robins),
Builders & Contractors,
WHITBY STRE E T SOUTH,
West Har tlepoo l.
Works ,,-ecP.ntly executed include-
Asyl urns : Sunderland, Sussex, and
St. Albans, £500,000.
Rail ways : StA.tions, Carriage
Sheds, &c., N.E.R., £150,000.
Churches : The Hartlepools, Sun-
derland, Felling, &c.
Theatres: Bradford, Midcllesboro,
and West Hartlepool.
Schools : The Hartlepools .
Factories: Newcastle, Northaller·-
ton, and West Hartlepool.
Sewers & Roads : Sunderland,
South Bank, The Hartlepools .
Public Buildings: llfonicipa!Build-
ings, W est Hartlepool; Work-
house, Eaeington ; Barracks,
Richmond; Electric Works, Sun-
cle1-Iancl .
Domestic: Mansions, ReRidencee,
&c., in Durham, Northumberland,
a nd Yorkshire.
IJ\,roody & Son, York Rel. (Shopfitters)
Nicholson & Thistl<;, Park Rd.
Pearson, W., Sbentt St.
Proud, J., Lister St.
Turnbull & Son, Tower St. (Shop-
fitters)
Tweddle, R., South Rd.
Watt Bros., Park Rd.
Watt, R. , & Son, J & 5 Thornton St.
HEBBUR1V:-ON-TYNE.
Gorda n, G. , 58 St. Rollox St.
:Munroe, T ., 9 N ewton Ter.
Young, M. D., R ed House

Durham-continued.
HRTTON-LE -HOLE, R.S.0.
Tremble, J . (Maso n)
HE WORTH, R .S.O.
Loraine, S. l,3 ., St. 1'1ary's Tcr.
HOUGHJON-LE -SPRING,
R.S.O.
Balmer, P ., a nd Son
Harrison, R . D., Willi am St.
HUR 1,VOR TH-ON-'J'EES.
Hodgson, R.
'.JARROW'-ON-TYNE.
Cowper & H enderson, Grange Rd .VY.
Craig, S., 283 High St.
Kennedy, W., r .Edgar St.
.Lumsd en, T., 84 A lbert Rd.
Marr, C., Bede Burn Rd.
Marr, J. G., 10 Bede Burn Rd.
Shields, H., 12 Suffolk l:!t.
Yecles, J., Henry St.
LEADGAJ'E.
iRobson, Matthew
LEAM.S'/DE ETTISON,
F'ence I-louses .
Draper, M . R., & Sons
MEDOMSLEY, R .S .O.
Taylor, R. F.
Thomp~on, John, 1v.Icdomslcy Edge,
vtlt Ebchestcr
MOORSLE Y, Hctton-le-Hole,
" R .S.O.
Wade, Robt., H ig h Moorslcy
PITTING TON.
Heslop, J.
RYTON-ON-TY,VE.
Jefferson, F. W., 12 D ean T er.
(Plumber) . Moss, A., & Co ., Lyon Ter. , Apring-
Joiccy, E., jElvaston Rd. (Plumber)
1Zutler, M. ., (Pamte r )
Sample, E ., & Son, St, M~arys Tcr.
T urnbull , J. A., &Son
ST. ',JOHN'S CHAPEL, Dar-
ling/011. .
Lee, Tbos., D a drec Shield
SEATON CAREW
Noddings, R., Charles St.
SHILDON.
.Adamso n J. F ., Church St.
Dennis, i:'.. 111., Chu rch St-, (& Jorncr)
.Metcalfe, Alfred, A lbert St.
~Moore, Jobn, New Shildon
SHOTLEY BRIDGE.
.Houliston, A .
Surtces, W., & Sons
SOUTH HYLTON.
·Carr, G., C hurch St.
·Grierson, J. , High St.
J odd, T., Vicarage T cr.
SOUTH SHIELDS.
Atken, J. T . Broughton Rel .
..Atkcn, ,(. vV., 17 8t. J ohn's T er.
Banks fhomas, Roman Rd.
Bell & Matthews, 6 Queen 8t.
Brown 1 R. , Redhead Avenu e
•C hristie , W., Commercia l Rd.
.Crane. R. N ., vVooclland Tcr.
Hall, 1\1:. 1 Jun ., Coronati on St.
H a rp er R . 1 B ack Charlotte St .
Hunter: J., 4 St. :Michael's Tcr.
~1ann, T., Salmon Bt.
l\Ioore, J., Alice St.
l\Iurray, E., Laygate Lane
Nichol, J. C., Hyde St.
H. obcrtson, W. J ., Victoria Rd.
ltoss, Alex., 29 Os~ornc Av.
S he riff, S., Wooclbme St.
Shcwan J ., 18 Burrow St.
;Summe:bell, R., Tyne Dock
Thornton & Co., ' 'f Eglcsficld Rd.
Wilson R .. 4 \Vind sor Ter. (Drarn-
ag Cont'r actor)
Wi nter, T. S., & Co . Mile End Rd .
Yell owley, W. & A., Vespasian St.
Young, J., Ty ne Dock
SOUTHWICK
Davison, W. (R.P.), High St.
l{iggins, J ., James St.
Essex.
BAR !U1VG.
Garbett, J . C., Cambridge Rd.
Goodey, J. R ., Kennedy Rd .
Smith, J., Longbridge Rd.
BARKING /DE, liford.
Gowen, F ., Victoria Rd.
W a l ters, W.
BILLERICA Y, B,-eu!wood.
1
Gentry, George
BUILDERS AND
Pace, W. H;.i_ 17 D ean St.
Wood, W. , JJean Ter.
STANLEY, R.S.0.
Forster, G., Clifford Rd .
Palmer. J.
Ro utledge, Alf., Thorn eyholm c Tcr.
Stewart, George
STOCKTON-ON-1 EES.
Atkinson, A., & Co., Yarm Rd.
Atterby, T . E., Newby T er.
Bainbridge, W., Cambridge T er. 1
Norton
Brown, Thos., The Green
Cooke, A ..T., 1 Shaftesbury St.
Craggs & Benson, 37 Hume St.
Davison, Joh n 1 Springholme
Fletcher, John, Page Ter., Norton
Grey, G . E., Ea;t St.
Johnson & H anby, _40 kinner St.
Race, G., & Sons. Hartington Rd.
Th ompson, G., & Son, Wcstbourne
Tcr.
W atson Rros., Central Bldgs.
SUNDERLAND .
Armitage, J . , Southwick Rd. , Monk-
wearmouth
Barron & Frazier,Linden St.,Hcndon
Bearpark, R ., D evonshire St.,ll!fonk-
wearmouth
Birbcck, Thos., 26 Stanley St.
Birney & Spraggon, Newcastle Rd.,
l\ifonkwcarmouth
Cooper, W. H., Park Place East
Dunwoodic, Thos., Hillfi eld
Elrick, J ., r58 Roker Aven ue, Monk-
weanuouth
Emmerson, J. , Howard St., South-
wick Rd.
Gibbons, G. & J . M.,Hendonburn Av.
G raham, T. E ., Paul's Rd.
Hildrey, J., r2 Vine P lace, Boro' Rd.
Hodgson, G . H., 26 Gi·een St.
Howarth, M ., Borough Rd.
Hudson, R., & Sons, St. Mark's Crcs.
Humble, T. C. Crowtree Rd.
Huntley, J ., Villette Joinery Wl<.s.,
I-Ien<lon
Marsha!,T. & J., BackWhite Ho. Yd.
. . Ranken , D. & J ., Stockton l~d .
Scott, VY., r Eden T err.
Scott, W .. & Son , D urh am Rd.
Shaftoc, T. P., Boro u!>h Rd.
Storme & Watson, r 1unst;i ]] Rd .
Stott, J . B ., Easington St., )!onk-
wearmouth
Stutt, R . W., Cowen T er., Stockton
Rd.
Sutton, E. A., 38 Cumberla nd St.
Swan, G ., & Co ., Thomas St., Monk-
wearmouth
Swinhoe, G. , 39 Brougham St.
Taylor & \.V elford. Ayers Quay Rd.
Temple & Hurrell, W estwood St.
Tiffin, J. W., Cle,·eland Rd.
White, J . W., High Barnes Works,
Chester Rd.
VV il kinso n, C ., C hester Cres .
·wilkinson,G.,Dun Cow St., High St.
\.l' oodhill & Kirtley, BroxbourneTer.
Yo un g, G., & Sons, 81 Boker Av.,
)!onkwearmouth
SWAL HrELL , R .S .O.
Shield, James
TOW LA TV, R.S.O.
W estgarth, T .
WASHINGTON, R.S.O.
Bruce, R.
Hunter, T.
Robinson, T., Lambeth Place
TVEST RA !NTON, Pence HoustJs .
Draper, 111. & R., & Sons
WHICKHAM-ON- TVNE.
Collins, Wm. B .
TVHITBURN, Suuderla11d.
A ll ison, R . . .
Robertson, Geo ., Victoria Rd.
WJNLATON.
Smith, R obert, Tyne St.
BRAINTREE.
Brown, Alfred, & Son
Brown, W .
Letcb & Bowtell
Parmenter, Silas, Belle ' '.ue
Parmenter, , V.,Stcam J01nery ' Yorks
BRENTWOOD.
Alderto n W., O ngar Rd.
Burtwell ' & J arvis, High St.
Claydon, R., Queen's Rd.
CONTRACTORS
Essex-continued.
H aws, T. W ., King's Rd .
Rogers & Robson, Ongar Rd.
Scrivener Bros., Victoria Rd.
White, James, W estbury Villas
Winter Bros., High St.
BUCKHURST HILL .
French, W. & C., New Rd . (Road &
Sewer Contractors)
H eard, T. W., Queen's Rd.
Leagett, J., High Rd.
Oldroyd, J., Albert Rd. Nortb
Tavencr, H . W., Hill s Rd.
W ells, H . 1 & Sons, Queen's Rd.
Wood & Son. P rinces Rel.
BURNHA ,l:f-ON-CROUCH, S .O.
Cook, T.
R ead Bros.
CHADWELL HEATH.
Death, ·w. G., London Rd.
H oliday & Son
CHAPPEL, Earls Colue.
Beard, J oseph
CHELMSFORD.
Beckett Bros., Mou Isham St. (Ho rti-
cultural Engineers)
Choat & Son, Milclmay Rel .
Crompton & Fawkes (I-Iorticultural
Builders & Engineers)
Fincham , V.l ., Baddow Rd.
Gowers, J essie, Park Rel.
Johnson, F ., Phrenix Works, New St.
Kennell, 1{., Writtle, near
Linn, J ., Great Ba<ldow
field Hcl.
Potter, IL, Fairfield Works
Saltmarsh, E., 24 Hall St.
Samms.t....W ., Rain sforcl End
West, .!>.,Fairfield Wks.
CHIGWELL.
Holder Bros., Chigwell Rd.
Radley, W., High Rd.
CEIINGFORD.
:Martin\ VV. A ., Handworth Avenue,
Heig 1am Park
CLACTON-ON-SEA .
Dixon, J. W. , Town Hal1 Chambers
Ellis & Turner, Old Rd.
Linzcll, H.J., Magdalen Green
McKay, J as., Old Rd.
COGGE HALL.
Sach, Edwd., Church St.
Shave, W., W est St.
COLCHESTER .
Appleton, Smith & Co., :.\faldon Rd.
Beaumont, R., Straight Rd., Lexden
Rowles, G., Magdalen St.
Chambers, W., Magdalen St.
Diss, A ., Stanwell St.
Dobson, G ., & Son, Butt Rd.
Dupont, F., & Co., North Hill
Everett, H., & Son, Hyth e Hill
Grim es, J. ,North Gate
Rhead, F . ,V., Bercchurch
'\Varel, T. J.l_Bt. J ohn's t.
Wiles, J., 4 North St.
DAN/JURY, C!telms.ford.
Baker, W ., & Sons, Eves Corner
DEDHA:l:f.
Saunders, N ., & Son
EARL COLNE, Halstead.
Rogers, Zach., High St.
F:AST HAJ.f.
Jcr ram, J . \.V., Bou ndary Rd .
EAST HANNING1'1ELD .
R nyner T.
ELSENH.A:lf (Bislwj>'s Storifo1·d).
Robinson, D., Sen
EPPING.
Cable & Sons, High St.
l{een, T ., Theydon Bois, near
Knights A.
Palmer hros., Hig h St.
Whiffin,Jamcs,Thcydon Ga rno n,n car
FRINTON-ON- EA .
Linzcll H.J., Old R d .
Prykc, 'E. A., Station Rd.
GRAYS.
B rown, J oh n, Bridge Rd .
Lawrence, J essc, Corse Hill
Rons G. H., Bridge R i .
Ron~; H . R., 37 London Rd.
407
GREAT LE!GHS, C!telms/ord.
Holland, G.
Wright, J. S., Little L eigbs
GREAT TOTHA.lf, Witliam .
\.Vard, A.
GREAT 7-VA KERING, Sou.t!tend.
Burgess, E., W'hitc Hart Cottages
Ventriss, G.
GREAT WALTHAJf,Clielms.ford
Drewry, \:Vm.
HADLEIGH.
Stibbards, S., Rose Cottage
Upson, John
HALSTEAD.
Runnacles, C. E.
Sudbury, G., & Sons, Colchester Rd.
HARLOW.
Newton, J., Ii"ig h St.
Nicholls, _T. , High St.
Tate, J. , Churchgate St.
W inch, W ., H igh House
HARWICH.
Lewes, W. G ., 33 Esplanade
Mo ran, J. 1 & Son, l\1ain ltd.
Newton, E.
Sau nders, E., Hill Crest '\Vks., Do-
vercourt
Smith & Beaumont, Bathside
HATFIELD, C!ielms.ford.
Barker & Sons
Hockley, E . H.
HORNCHURCH.
THOMAS BRUTY,
Builder
and (.on tractor,
JOINERY MILLS & WORKS
Horn church,
ROMFORD.
J.Vm·ks executed include-
Farm Buildings £700. Mixed
School £500, Farm Premises £1,931.
New Board School £2,873. Ditto
£2,700. Restoration of Parish Church,
N ew Board School and Master's
House £2, 707. Villa Residences, etc.
Public Baths,Romford,£7,500,Archi-
t ecta, Messrs . Harrin gton and Ley,
65 Bishopsgate St. Without, E.C.
Reference to Architects and
Clients on application.
I
HUTTON, Biwdwood.
Cross, J.
ILFORD .
Juby, R. S ..z.Rode n St. .
Key, W. u., 5 The Dnve, Cran-
brookc P a rk
Pettigrew, T., Clark Rd.
Stroud, R., :frigh St.
Willmott, F., Fl:igh Rel.
JNG.A TE STONE.
A vey, S., High St.
Bentley & Green
INGRAVE.
Boardman, Wm., Salmons Fann
LE!GH, S.O.
Johnson , H ., North .St.
Thorpe & Sons, Church Hill
LOUGHTON.
Davey, D ., l\1eadow Ud.
Foster, C . S., H igh Beech Rd.
Forster, T., York Hill
Greenaway, J ., Baldwin's Hill
VVarri ner, .R., Golding's Hill
MALDON.
Baxter, A., Hig h St.
Dines & Son, High St.
Smith, D ., Bceleigh l~ d .
Smith, J. , 1o6 'Vanh Rd.
Wilding, T., 35 lllarket Hill
MAYLAND .
Deaves, W.
NEWPORT.
Stai nes, J. JI.
OCKENDON.
Dav{"y, T., The G•reen
408
' Essex- continued.
ONGAR.
:Builder, ~c. ,
Ongar, Essex.
E STABL ISHED 1829.
E s timates for
R e pairs, Alterations,
Sanitary Works, &c.
Refe rence given t o
Architects a nd Clients on
a pplica t ion.
I
F. ~oblB ~ Pon,
BUILDERS,
G.6ippin_g en_gar,
€ssex.
EST ABLISHED 1805.
RA ! N HA ilf.
H owell , vV., T he Holli e•
RALEIGH.
Ba1dwin, T ., Hi g h St.
Byford, J ohn
Shell ey, J . & M., T hundeslcy
ROCHFORD .
Allen, J. , Stanbridge Rd.
Gold ing , -
K em1J, N ., Prittl cwcll Rd.
No rd e n, Saml., l'rittl cwcll Rd .
R 0 .1/F OR D.
Dowsin g, J., & D av is, l\1a wn cy
Earl, W ., Drt ge nham
H ammond, J. S., & Sons, Hill H ouse
Runnable, W., King'' t.d.
P earcey, G ., D agcnt1a111
vVestgate, vV., Ma wncy's R d .
SAFFRON- WALDE N.
Bell , W ., & Son s, Sou th Rd.
S HE NFJEL D, Bre11twood.
Wild ing , l'. J . ' T homa s, L ., & So n, 42- 44 T riangl e,
S HO HB UR JN ESS.
Alp, Joh n High St.
Harns & Rowe, Ld ., Rampart Ho
Si mpson, 1\1., St. Andrew's Rd.
Ventriss, - , High St.
S OUTH E N D -Oj'i -SEA .
Baker & Wisema n, Tyler's Avenue
Bullock , J os., T y ler's A ven ue
Cha tterton, S ., York Rd.
Darke, FL, & Son, .54 A lcxancle r S t.
Davy Bros., Queen's Rd.
D a vis & L cancy, L a nca ster Gd ns.
Dupont, F ., & Co., Southchurch Hd .
G a illa rd, Y . C ., Hamlet Cou rt Rd .,
W estcliff
Gooch , R., 8J_ Pri nces St .
G oldrng, A . j ., s6 P a rk S t.
Holding & Son, °:il1clton St.
Holmes, A ., 9+ Park St.
Howard, W. , 29 Sta nl r y Hd.
Kni ght, F ., London He!.
Shel borne, J., & Co ., Elme r Avenue
Smith, F ., P rinces St.
Steward, R . Vi. , 28 Park St.
Stubbs, W :;.56 M ilto~ St.
Symes, A , K, Quee n s Rd .
BUILDERS AND
Whur & Campkin , Christchurch Rd·
Whur, T ., Princes St.
Wilkin son, H ., 21 W esley Rd.
W oodhams, F . E., Southchurch R d.
W oodwins, A ., I l P r inces St.
SOU7HMJNSTER, S.0 .
B ishop, H.
Stammers, T .
S OUTH OCKENDON, R om.ford.
Davey, J .
STANSTED.
Robi nson , D ., J u n.
STEEPLE BUMPSTEAD.
Hu mphrey, TSTOCI(.
J arvi s, Hy .
J arvis, J as.
UPMJNST ER .
Hock, W .
Wilson, T . L .
WALTHAM ABBEY.
Bentley, J ., Su n St.
G a rdener , W m.
L awi:ence, W., & Son
HALTHAjjf CROSS.
J enn ings & Grenfell , Frcczywater
W A LTHAMS TOW.
D altry & Son, Charles St., St.
Amey, T. E . , 102 Beulah R d.
Attwell , A . 1 ., F orest R d.
Barker, G ., Hoc St. North
Barton, A . G ., 32 St. M a ry 's Rd.
D art na ll B ros., Fi rst Avenue
English, E . J ., Erskin e Rd .
T!uller, E . , & Son, B eulah Rd.
Good, E el., 67 P embroke Rd.
Groves, R ., W es tb ury Rd.
Law renc e, W., 2 62 Hoe St.
L ee, R., & Co ., Higham Hill
11orti mer, F ., Queen' s Rd. Siding
Page, C. M., CT1urc h H ill
Peachei, R . & T., Bounda ry Rd.
Poole, J ., 14 Queens Rd. vVest
R awling, J., °Op. VValth amstow R d.
Reed, J . A., Chu rch En d
Ridgway & Sons, P e ndlestone R d.
l~ ip pi n, J., 5 Caris brook R d.
Scott, S. J ., Shernhal l t.
Sizer, W., 46 Chu rch Hill Rd .
Tuckwe11 , C ., P retoria Aven ue
W atling, 0 . H. , H ale Encl
Builders and House Agents,
R.OSEBANK OR.OVE,
Erskine Road,
WALTHAMSTOW.
Works :
20 Summit Road, W alth amst ow.
W orks exec uted 1900 include-
Nmses' Cottage, P rinters ' Alms
H ouses, W ood Green.
10 Villas Walth amstow.
5 Semi- detach ed Villas, £1,600.
7 Cot tages, £1 ,610.
8 H ouses, Edmon ton , £1,800 .
Archts . Messrs . Ch arles Bell, With ers
a nd Mereclitb , 3 Salt ers' Hall Coui-t,
Cannon S t., London, E .C.
W ilson, G . S. 1 \V csthury Rd~
1VANS7EAD.
J oll iffe, J .. We ll in gton Rd.
1VI uncly , ,V., G eorge L a ne
VVi lmo tt, F . L ., Chu rc h P ath
/,VEELE J", Cole/I.ester.
Canham, Thos.
W E S T ME R S.EA, Oo!c!iesteJ .
Thorp, A .
W ! TH A Jll.
Gambl e, J . Qu ee n St.
Smith , J ., & 8on, Chipping Hill
WOODFORD .
Osborn, T ., & Son s, High Rd., South
Woodfo rd
P a rry & Jones, Sta nl ey R d.
Hanger F . G eorge L a ne
Sheppard hros ., 'T he Gree n
W ell s, H., & So ns, The G reen
H/RJT TLE , C/1ebnsford.
Moss,F .
vVood, R.
CONTRACT ORS.
Gloucestershire.
A VONMOUTH.
Stride & Davis
BERKELE Y.
D imery, G eo., W answall , near
G regory, E. , & Sons, Mary Brook St.
Harri s, J., & Sons, H ig h St.
BJTTON, Bristol.
Kin g & Son
BOURTON-ON-THE - WA T ER ,
R .S .O.
Clifford, A. , & Son
H a rtwell & Sons
BRJJ.JSCOllifBE, nea.r S tro11d.
W all &Hook
BR!S TOL .
Bastow, J ., Byro n P l. , Clifton
B eavan , A . J .,D ca n L a ., B edmi ns ter
Bindon, vV. G ., W elling ton R d. , St.
Pauls
Chive rs, E ., Cambridge Rel., St.
· Saunders & Sons, Ltd.,
An n's Pk.
Church, W., 27 Cla rence R d. , Rcd-
cliff
Cowl in, W. , & Son, Stratton St., St.
P auls
J ames
Dowling, A lfred, 125 North R d.
Downs, G ., & Son, 193 N ewfound -
la nd Rd .
E a stabrook & Sons, P ennywell R el.
~ Imes, G eo., 84 East St., B ed mi n ste.~
F orsc..._H . A., Barto n St., St. J amcs
Gay, l!.. . , IIO Thomas St.
Hayes, C. A ., Thomas St., R cdcl iff
Hu mphreys, G., W oodboro ug h St.,
Stapleton Rd.
Joynes, A., & Co., Eastville.
Krauss, A ., & Sor~ Lawrenc7 Hill.
N eale, W. H. & J; . J., Gumea S t.
R cdcliffc
11< orris, E . C., Bath Bridge
P erki ns, J., L ower R eclland Rd .
R idd, R. F., Wi lder St.
HENRY J. ROSSITER,
Builder and Contractor,
West Street, Bedminster,
BRISTOL.
W orks t xecutP-d foclude-
N ewfoundland Rd. Board Schools,
£7,500. D r. Wilkinson, P rivat e
Boarding School , Durdham Down,
Clifton, £ 8,840; W .L. Bernard , Esq.,
Archt. Young Men's Christian
Association H all, St. J ames Square,
£ 3,000; J os . Foster, Esq. , Archt.
Ashton Gate, Board Schools, Ad-
ditions, £5,000. Barley Field• Board
Schools, £8,600; Hansom Bond,
Archt. W orkman's I n stitute, St.
Philips, £1,800 ; Foster L a Trobe,
Archt. National Provincial Bank.
Bedminste1· Branch, £2,400 ; C. R .
Gribble, L ondon , Archt. Dunlop's
New Resta urant, B aldwin Street,
£2,500; M essrs . P . Munro & Son,
Archt s.
Stephens, Bastow & Co., Ltd ., l\Iont-
pcli cr
Clifton
W a lters, E . , 3 Ri chmond Rd.,Mont~
pcl ic r
Wi lkins & Gosling, Ashley Rd .
VV ilkins, R ., & 8ons, Surroy St., S t.
P a uls
CHA R FJELD, R. S. O.
Roach , J., & Sons
CH A RL TON A.!NGS,
Clteltenlta ut.
Clecvcly, J .
CHELTENHAM.
Baker, J ., 68 Winchcombc St.
Bendall, J. D ., L c,ckha mpto n Rd.
B illi nO's, A. C. & 8 ., Wrn chcombeSt.
Bou l t~ n & Sons1 Bath R cl.(Sculptors)
Brown, H. D ., & Son , St. luke's Rd.
Cban non, C. H., & Son , l\1ontpellier
St.
Cha tm on, W . C ., St. G eorge 's Pl.
Colli ns & Godfrey, G rosvenor St.
Hunt, W . T . & R . A., 2 2 Carlton St.
:rvia lvcrn, C . & Sons, ' V'inc hcombcSt.
l\1artyn,B::.H., & Co.," Sunning end,"
a nd 59 H igh St. (Sculp tors)
Parker, F. , z M otcombe Villas
Parker , T ., Iv.I oorend Sr.
Pates, W . T., H ewlett St.
P rice, J. , 4 Pittville St.
R ai nger, C. H ., ro Bath Place
Saunders , E ., & Sons, 2 Southend
Villas Pai nswick Rd.
Skemp, R R. , G t. Norwood St ..
CHJPPJNG CA MPDEN.
H ar twell, W .
Smith , J .
CJNDERFORD, N ewn!iant.
F reeman , Saml.
CJRENCESTER .
Bridges, J. & E. , Gloucester S t.
Drew B ros., V ictoria Rd.
N ewcombe , G. F . & E ., Cricklade St.
B uilde r s, Cont ra c tors and
D e corators ,
CI R.ENCESTER..
lVorks execute,z in clude-
U N DElt M ESSRS . 'VALLE R & SoN,
An c H ITEC'l' B, Gt~oucxs·nm .
P owell's Endowed Schools , Ciren-
cest er ; Baililfs' L odge , 'l.'he Dairy,
Out Stacleuts' Room,:Fa rm B uildini:':S
and :Fives Courts nt Royal Agricul-
tural College, Cirencest er; Detached
Villa, Ashcroft, Cirencester. Semi-
detached .Villas. Addit ions t o The
Beeches. Additions to the King ' s
Head Hot el. New Infan ts' Room
and Cloak Rooms, Board Schools.
Alteration of Factory into Work-
men's Cottages, Cirencester. Par-
sonage H ouse, W atermoor.
U Nn&u J OHN B I RC H, EsQ., Ancnr -
TEC'l' , 8 J o a N S·r ., ADELPH I, W .C .
Ornamental Cow-houses, Earl
Bathurst's Pa1·k,Cirencester. Repairs
a nd Renovation s t o King Alfred's
H all, Ertrl Bathurst's Park, Ciren-
cester. '. rhree Blocks of A rtizans'
D wellings, Cirencester . Keeper's
Lodge, H a mpton Rd . Municipal
Buildings. Shops, corner of Market
P t and Castle St ., for Earl Bathurst.
U N DER E . M. Pn.K JN GT ON, E sQ .,
ARCH I'l ' ECT , W ES'l'1H N8'1'E R .
Bishop Blaize Inn, Criok lade St. ,
Cirencester. H ouse and Shop
adj oining. Brewery Offices.
UN D ER v . A . L AWSON, E SQ.,
ENGINEER, &c., STnouo .
The Cirencester Sanitary L aundry.
U NDE R 1'HTr. L A'rE E. 'I.1 n r ND E n , E sQ .
F ive Blocks of Artizans' Dwellings,
Cirencest er a n d W atermoor.
U N DER G. M. S1 LLEY, EsQ ., A n.CHI-
1'EC-r, 17 CRAV EN ST., STRAND .
W ilts and Dorset Bank and shops
adj oining at Cirencester .
I N clme, W .
i...OLEFORD.
DOYN TON, Bristol.
I-Iin to n, ::>tephcn
DURSJ~ EY.
Bloodwo rth, L ., Church St.
:D.Ial pas, C has. 1 Quar ry, near
Workm a n, G eo., Cam, near
FA JRFORD, S.O .
B a ldwi n, F .
FA LFIELD, R .S .O.
Bruton, T.
Shcp para, Geo.
FlS NPON DS, R. S.O
Brow ning, J.
Clark, E dwin
J ones & Monks
fiJ JTON, near Bristol.
El mers, Geo.
F OSSEBR!DGE, No,-t!dea, /i
M ill s, W.
GLOUCESTER.
Anna ndal e, H . ~J ., Lower Ba rton St ...
Cluttcrbuck, E ., Whitfield St.
Cullis, John, P a rk: Rd.
Dolman, A . J ., 93 & 95 Ryccroft St.
E stcourt, A .,& Son, Lower Barton St ..
Fream , W ., & Son , 17 London Rd.
Freema n & J ones, She rb ourn e St.
God,vin & B assington, H enry R d-
Gur ney Bros. , Lower Barton St.
Gurney, J ., & Sons, R ycroft St.
H a ncook 1 T., A venue R d .
J ones, W., Worceste r St.

Gloucestershire-continued.
King, A ., & Sons, Barton St.
L eat, T. C., 62 Bristol Rd.
NichoTls, W . T.t10 St. Paul's Rd.
Pouting, A . J., · owcr Barton St.
Simmmods, J., Hanman Rd.
Williams, F . Bristol R d.
HANHAM, Bn'stol.
Painter, Arthur
1-JONEYBOURNE,
near Broadway.
Sheppard, J. T.
KEilfPSFORD, near Fa,-1:ford.
Bowley, J., & Son
LECHLADE, Gloucesf.,·.
Bowley,J.
LONGFORD, Gloucester.
Parker, W. J.
MAISEMORE, uear Gloucester.
Wicks, W.
;11/CKLETON, Clttpf>i"g Camden .
Lissaman, W., Junr.
MORETON-IN-11IARSH.
Gill, J. Church St.
Gray, G. H .,Junr., High St.
NAILSWORJ'H, Sti-oud.
Oox, Thos.
NEvVNHAM.
Coleman, J ohn, Chaxhill
NEWl!.'NT.
Bidmead, J ohn
Cole, J.
Wood, A. H., Culvert St.
PAINSWICK.
Burdock, W. H., New St.
PAULJ'ON, Bn>·tol.
Ings, D., & Sons
PRESTBURY, Clieltenllam.
Davies, Daniel
Hulin,-.
QUENINGTON, Fai'1:ford, S.O.
Godwin, W.
ST. BRIA VELS, Coleford.
Davies,John . J otcha m, J. , Market St .
SL IMB fl TOGE, Stonf'lwuse.
Mo rgan, H . j.
Hampshire.
ALDERSHOT.
Edgoose, vV ., Browne St.
Garland, W., Elms Rd.
Gibbs, S. W, l\Iinton Ho ., High St.
G unstone, J. \¥. , Victoria Rd .
Hall & \ ·Varner, Victoria Rd.
Harland & Co., Union St.
Harrison, S., Ash H.d.
Hugh es, J., Birchett Pl.
J effries, F . Victoria Rd.
kemp, G ., E lmRd.
Knight, F . 1 u9 Grosvenor Rd .
Lee, E. T., St. George's Rd.
l\1:artin, W el ls, & Co ., Victori a Rd.
Woods, T . H., Gordon Rd.
Snuggs, W . J., I I Frederick St.
ALRESFORD.
Eddolls, F ., Broad St.
.r!LJ'ON.
Dyer, J. H. & ~·;High St.
M errett, T. & w ., Newtown
ANDOVER .
Annett Hy. A ., & Son, 7 W est St.
Bealef..Frank, The Bu ildin g Works
Bell, ;:,. 15 Linden St.
Grace & Sons, Gooclworth, Clatford
Simpkins, C.
Spratt, T., VVherwcll
BARTON S'/'ACEY,
l( 11 / iclte!devel' Sta h'on.
night, G.
BASINGS70KE.
·~oodall, J. H., Town'sEnd,\Vorting
.1.-i.arris, J., Basing Rd.
:@ooker, G ., l\Iark Lane, London St.
T<usselwhite & Son, Cross St.
T~umwood , J., Eastrop
igwell, W . H., '\Vote St.
""B!SHOPS7'0KE, Eastlez'gli.
"vnitehead, H., Hamilton Rd.
A BISHOP'S WALTHAM.
Pps, George
~ITTERNE PARK, Soutliampto,,
rain, Hy., B ittcrne Park Estate
-.Chaffen, A ., B ittcrne Park Estate
BUILDERS
STAPLE lff.7/o.Ft's!t Po1tds,
Edwards, P. & J., Victoria St.
Hill, F., Downend
Payne & Rice
STOW-ON- THE -WOL D.
Hookham, Mark
Howman, J. & G .
STROUD.
Baxter, N., & Sons. Lansdowne Rd.
Beavis, E., Hutter Row
Beavis, H., Siad Rd.
Clarke, T., Eisley Rd.
Cox, S., Lightpill
D rew Bros., Chalford, near
English & Sons, London Rd.
Ford, P. Siad Rd.
Harper, G., Pagan Hill
L ewis, I. , & Sons, Rath Rd.
Orchard & P er, Bowbridtre Wharf
Pitt, T. G., Ebley, near
0
TETBUEY.
Crew, T. S .
J enkins, \V.
TEWKESBURY.
Collins & Godfrey
Coutts & H owell
Denl ey, ~r. , & Sons
UPTON ST. LEONARDS,
Gloucester.
Tombs, L. H., Winneycroft
IYAR1llfLEY, Kz'11gswood, R.S.O.
l•'i cld, W,
WESJ'BURY-ON-TRYJllf,Bn'stol.
William s, E.
. 117/LLERSLE Y, Broadway.
Bil ley, W.
WILLSBR!f.~123. Kz'ngswood,
Long, Chas.
Short, G ., Longwell Green
WOTT01V-UNDER-EDGE.
F isher, Robert
Jotcham, A ., Haw St.
YA JE , C/.,pp111g Sodbwy.
Hudson,J. B.
Clarke & Sons, Station Rd.
H oughton, C ., Brook St.
Tupe 1 \ V"m., Station Rd .
Nichol , John , Harcourt Rd.
VVitt Bros., Tnkerman Rd .
BOTLEY, S .O.
Bailey, W . J. C .
BOURNEMOUTH.
Brown, S., & 8ons, 9 Ql:1een's Rd.
payis & Lambert, The Triangle
Ellison, H., & Co ., St. Paul's Lane
George and Harding,
Builders & Contractors,
Lansdowne Road,
Bournemouth.
lVorks exf'cnted inclu,de-
The Shaftesbury Hall, Royal Vic-
toria Hospital, and Shops and
Premises, Old Christchurch Ud.;
Messrs. Creeke, Gifford & Oakley,
Archts., Bournemouth.
" 'f he Imperial " ; A dditions, Royal
Exeter Hotel ; 3 Villas, "Ellerslle"
site ; Infirmary,Sistersof Bethany;
' Crag He11d '' (temporary resi-
1
dence of the King and Queen of
Sweden) AllumGreen,Lyndhurst;
Messrs . 'Hawker and Mitchell,
Archts., Bournemouth.
Schools, Mahnesbury Park; Messrs.
Pinder & Fogerty, Architects,
Bournemouth.
Business Premises, ¥essrs. Plummer
& Tyrell, Ltd.; Messrs. Peace &
Offer, Archts., Bournemouth.
Addition , " Kensington H ouse " ;
House, BrockenhUl'st ; D. Stew..rt,
Esq., Archt., Bournem~uth.
Bournemouth: -
Completion St. Paul's Church,
AND CONTRACTORS.
Hampshire-continued.
GEORGE & HARDING (cont.)
Holy Trinty Church Tower.
Additions, St. Peter 's Vicarage.
Additions, Nationa l P rovincial
Bank. Alterations, Wilts. and
Dorset Bank. A lterationR, Capi-
tal & Counties Bank. New Wilts
& Dorset Bo.n k, Bo<combe .
Bournemouth Post Office .
Coal Stores, Workshops, &c., &c .,
for Gas & Water Co., &c., &c.
Rebuilding Bmnksca Castle, Poole,
Dorset.
Steam Laundry, W eymouth.
.......,...........................
House, Dorchester, &e., &c .
H ayward,'"·· & Son. Richmond Pk.
Hoare, F., & Son, J \Vh arf Rd .
Hoare,'\¥., Holdenhurst Rd.
J enkins & Sons, Holdcnhurst Rd.
ESTABLISHED 1867 .
W. E. JONES &SON,
BU I LDERS d CONTRACTORS,
GRANV I LLE WORKS,
BOURNEMOUTH WEST.
'l'elepho1i ~-No . 288.
'J'elP.fjl'fl 'f!lS-
"JON!.B, B ounN£MouTH Wxs1·."
W 01·ks e:cecut.ed include-
House, Wal'eha.m, Dorset, for
Miles R oggatt, Esq., £6,000. Small
Town Rall, Bournemouth ; C.
Creeke,Esq .,Arcbt.,£3,000. Houses,
Bournemouth, E . Gifford, Esq.;
Messsrs . Creeke, Gifford and Oakley,
AI·chts., Bournemouth, £8,500 .
House, Bournemouth , l\i!rs. Fisher;
Messrs . Creeke , Gilford and Oakley,
Archts., £2,000. Shops, Bourne-
mouth, for Messrs. George Curtis
and Brennard : Me.srs. Creeke.
Gifford and Oakley, Arch ts., £15,000,
Volunteer Drill Hall, Bournemouth;
Messrs. Creeke, Gifford and Oakley,
Archts., £3,000. Shops, Bourn e-
meuth, J . Cutler, E~q . ; Messrs.
Creek e, Gifford and Oakley, Archts.,
£9,~00 . Hotel and Shops, Brank-
some, H . Cox, Esq. ; Messrs.
Hawker& Mitchell, Archts .. Bourne-
mouth, £10,300. Shops and Stabliug,
Branksome, H. Cox, Esq.; T.
Stevena, Esq.,Areht., Bournemouth,
£2,600. Alterations National Bank,
Bournemouth; Chas. Gribble, Esq.,
Archt., Russell Square, W .C.
Additions 4
' The Hawthorns ,''
Bournemouth, for Langley Taylor,
E•q.; Messrs. Creeke, Gifford and
Oakley, Archts., Bournemouth ,
£2,500. Shops, Grand Parade,
Bournemouth, '\Vest; Messrs. Haw-
ker & Mitchell, Archts., Bourne-
mouth, £12,000. A dditions, Wooton
Hill House, New Milton, for Col.
Harman ; Messrs. Mitchell, Son and
II
Gutteridge, Archts ., Southampton,
£2,250 . Additions and alterations,
for Messrs. Leveret.t & Frye, Ltd.,
The Square, Bournemouth; C. T.
Mills, Esq., Archt., Bournemouth,
£1,500. Additions Hahnemann
II Convalescent Home, Bournemouth;
Messrs. Creeke, Gifford & Oakley,
Archt., Bournemouth, £2,500 . Addi-
tions, Gentlemen'!! Club, Bourne-
mouth; C. 'l'. Miles, Esq., Architect,
Bournemouth, £2,600. House for
Miss Neve, Bournemouth; T .
Stevens, Esq., Archt., Bournemouth,
£2,200. House for J. Dunn, Esq.,
Bournemouth; S . Tugwell, Esq.,
A l·cht., Bourn~mouth, £2,000. Shop.,
Wimborne, Dorset, for Mr. Hawker;
Vv. J . Fletcher, Esq., Archt., Wim-
borne, £2, 100.
I
Lucas, J. 'V;i Petra Pl, Poole Hill
McWill iam, .J ., & Son, vVharf Rd.
Mill er & Sons, 217 Old Christchurch
Ud.
Minty, 8., Beaulieu \\Torks, Triangle
Mitchell , G., Palmerston Rd.,
Boscombe
Norris-Cox, T. A ., Arcade, \:Vest-
bourne
Shears, G., & Son, Stafford R d.
Walden, F., St. John's \Vood Rd.
409
BROCKENHURST.
J envy, F.
BURTON, Clin'stclmrcli.
Lander & Co.
CHANDLER'S FORD,
S01d/iampto11..
Hamm erton, L. , Hursley Rd.
Nobcs, G ., Hursley Ud.
CHRI STCHURCH.
J enkins & Sons, Bridge St.
COSHAM.
Carter Bros. & Co., High St.
CROOKHAM, TYz'nclifield.
Liming Bros.
EASTLEIGH.
Evans, H ., High S t.
H edges, G., Desboro' R d.
Hutchings & Son, High St.
Rashl ey Bros., L eigh Ud .
Romain, H., '\Vi nchester Rd .
Stagg, H., Market St.
Treherne, J., Newtown
Wickham, A . E., & Son
EAST MEON,Peterljield.
Colcs ,H.
EAST WOODHA Y.
Hance, E . A., Ball Hill
Pope & Co.
EMSWORTH.
Poate, \Vm ., Westbourne
Sparks, Hy., King St.
FAREHAM.
Adams, T., \.Vestb ury
Blackman, G . H., & A., 77 H igh St.
Chance, \V. H., School Rd.
Dowse, F., \¥est St.
Hoacl, F ., Hartland Rd.
L~tty, W., Trinity St.
Plummer, H ., ' Vest St.
FARNBOROUGH.
Hughes . W ., Netley St.
Smith, W., & Son
FLEET.
Gale, A., Middle St.
Pool & Son
GOSPORT.
Croad, J., q8 High St.
Dash, C. M., 34 Clarence Sq.
H il l, \V., & Co., Bury \Vorks
Tupe, C., 1,18 High St.
T~ane, G. M. & F . A., 185 Forton:ad.
Lear, 0. J., & Son, Alverstoke
Middl eton, R.M., &Co .,ElmburstR.d.
Patrick,}· & M., Cleveland Rd.
Rapley, . W. M .. Albert St., Forton
Stanfield. T . C., Stoke Rd.
GRAYSHOT7; near Liphook.
Chapman & Lowry
HA11'1BLEDON.
Meredith, H .
HARTLEY WINTNE Y.
Pool & Son, Hartley How
HAVANT.
Carrell, G . & U .. The Pallant
Rogers, Bros., W est St.
Stallard, G ., .13 West 8t.
Staples, J.. '~'est St.
Treagust & Munday, Jubilee Terr.
HAVLING.
Apps, G.
Blake, Vv. W.
C::linker, J as. B., \:Vest Town
Eames, J. D., \Vest Town
HOLYBOURNE, Alto,,.
Fudge, Jas.
HORNDEAN, Rowlands Casile.
Edney, J.
HURSTBOURNE TARRANT,
Audover.
Godwin , E .
.TTYJ 'HE, Soutluimpton .
Bowman & 8.on, I-Iardley
JTCHEN, Sontltampton.
Bagluiw & l:!on Bridge Rd.
Catcly & Son, 0 belisk Rd.
Chapman, vV. H., Oak R.d.
Dewey, T. J., Mayor Ud., Pear Tree
Green
Hinton Bros., Burstow House
Pettit, F. W., Brook .Rd.
Spencer, C., Bridge Rd., Pear Tree
Green
West, A. P., Portsmouth Rd.
IONG'S CLERE, (Newbn,.:y) .
Garrett, , V, & C.
KING'S SOAIBORNE,Stockbn'dge.
Hatcher, William
Noyce, \\Tm.
LANDPOR.T, see Po1·tsmoutlt.
 410
Hampshire- continued.
LEE-ON- THE-SOLENT.
Gal e , S .
Ccesar, A.
LIPHOO!<.
Whitmore, V-7.
LISS.
Brading, "\V. N., "\Yest Liss
Jenkins, vV., W est Liss
LONGPARIS H, T+'lt1"teclmrc!t,
R .S .O.
Broad, J.
LYMINGTON.
Cole, G. , N ew St .
Preston , H., Highfield
Rasbley Bros., High St.
Reeks, F., Stanford Works
Wheeler, Alfd., Emsworth Rd.
LYNDHURST.
Gale, Isaac
H a/rter, C. , Queen's Rd.
Ho Icy, H. , feigh St.
MARCJ-/YVOOD, nea>
Sou.fltamj/011 .
Kingham, E . J.
MEON S TOKE, Bis!wp's
Walt/tam.
Green, Wm.
MILFORD-ON-SEA.
Rasbley Bros.
Springer, J . G.
Walker, G. W.
MILTON.
Egg, W.
11ETLEY, Soul!tamp!on.
Smith, W ., Water L ane
PETERSFIEL D.
Gammon & Son , College St.
Holder, John, Sheet, near
Mould, William, Junr., Dragon St.
Pocock Bros. , Drago n St.
POKESDO~VN, Bo11memout!t.
Elcock, F., Morley Rel.
Edwards & Son, Queen's Terr.
Heal & Co., Morl ey lM.
Jenkins & Sons, Christchurc h Rd.
Saunders & Co., Parkwood Rd.
Taylor, Samuel, Southbournc Rd.
Travers, -, Parkhurst Rd.
POR TSEA , see Purlsmo111!1.
PORTSMOUTH.
Corke, J. H., 1''roddington Rd. ,
Southsca
Croad, J., Union St., Portsca
Crockcrcll , J. , Victoria Rd. North,
Southsca
Harding, C., I Braybrooke Tcr.,
Victoria Rd. North, Southsea
Tones, H., 37 Broad St. , Routb sca
Light, W . R., & Son, 445 Commercial
Rd., L andport
P erkins, J. W., St. P a ul 's Rd.,
South sea
SALTER, S ., 2 3 King's Rd.
'':\Tard, W., Coburg St., F ratton
ROMSEY.
Gouldi1~, G., & Son, The Hundred
Grace, James, Braishfield (a nd W ell-
sinker)
Grace, John, Oitation Rd.
Gradidge, Wm. , l\'[i chc lme rsh
R ead, W . H., & Son, 38 Broadwater
Rol es, W., & Sons. B ell St.
Wheeler, G., & Sons, Porters'
Bridge St.
ST. llfARJ' BOURNE.
Broad, J.
SARISBURY, So11 lllamp!on.
Hackett, G. H.
SHOLING, Sunll1amplo1t.
Musselwhite , W., Church Rd.
SILCHESTER, Mortimer, R.S.O.
Goddard & Son
SOUTHAMPJON.
Bagshaw & Son, Bclle,·uc Rd., N ew-
town
Barter, C., 5• High St., Shirley
Brazier & Son, 23 Ca nal Walk
Brinton & Bon e, 17 Marsh Lane
Bull , E. C., B ch-edcre Wks.
BUILDERS AND
Henry Cawte,
B u ild er & Co ntractor,
SHIRLEY BUILDING WORKS,
Southampton.
St. Mark's Vicarage, Southampton,
£2,450.
N ew Store for Mr. H. J.
Holt, Southampton, £600.
Workhouse Infirmary, Southamp-
ton (in course of erection), £64,000.
llfitchel! Son & Gutteridge, Arebts.
Alterations to several L icensed
Premises, Southampton, for A.
Barlow, E8q., £1,500.
Comport & Sou, 9 Bcrnis V a ll ey
Coston & Co., 14 Millbrook Rd.
Daysh, C., Grove Rd ., Freemantle
DB~,l~l~u~., & Son, 22 Park Rd .,
Domoncy, P. R., 129 St. l\1ary's Rd.
Dove, H. C ., 'S Millbrook Rd .
Dyer & Sons, B crnis Hi 11
Ellery, H. F., St. Deny's Rd.
:Franklin, W ., Exors. of, Osborne
Rd ., Portswood
Golding & Ansell, 100 Millbrook Rd.,
Freemantle
Hampton, H . & W ., 5 Carlton Pl.
Harris, G., 77 Brinton's Rd.
Holt, J. & Son, Shirley Rd.
Hood, H. J ., C ha rlton R<l., Free·
mantl e
Tcnkins & Sons, 25 Portla nd St.
Kimb er, C ., B cvois Hill!
l(imber, F., Portswoo<l Rd.
Neale, W. H., 29 South Front
Newberry, Wm., Bridge Rd.
N ichols, S., Nichols !'own
Oakc & Sons, Bargate St.
Osman, F., Commercial Rd., Four
Posts
Perrin, W., roo Regent St.
Potts & Ward, Bargatc St.
Pl ayfair & T oole, Northam Bridge
Works
Preedy, J ohn, Gloucester Sq .
R as bl ey, T ., Spring Rd., Po rtswood
Roe, J. " ' ·, & Co., 19 St. M a ry's Pl.
Rowl a nds & Son. Northam Rd.
Rowland, J., 62 C eda r llcl.
Russell , S., '4 & rs Windsor T er.
Ryland, S .. Stafford Rd., F reemantle
StN~.~~a ;,1., & Co., Millbauk St.,
1
Uda ll, J. J., & C o., 36 Carlton Pl.
Verge, J. ':r., 7, 9 & I I Bndge Rd.
W a lter, :F., r4 D orset R d. ,
·w arden , A ., 79 Milton Hcl., Fitzhugh
P a rk
Wrig ht, A., & Son , Hanover Bldgs.
Young, F. & J., Clo1·elly Rd.
SOUTHBOURNE-ON-SEA.
Butler, H.J., The Undercliffc
SOUJHSEA, see Porlsmuul!t.
STOC K BR!DGE.
Gilbert, Hy.
IIem·en, Geo ., Chilbolton, near
I aime r, -
STUL BING TON, near Fareham.
W areham, C.
SH7ANlliORE, Bis/top's /Val!liam.
Scammell, R
TITCHFlELD .
Butche rs, -
Chrsc, D., East St.
N ewbury, C. J., H ook-Warsash
1'0TT01V, near Sordhamptou.
Rol es , W., & Son , Humbridge St.
WATERLOOV!LLE, Coslin111 .
Edwards, John
IVES711/EON
Read, W., Steam J oine ry \.vks.
WHITCHURCH. Pe!ers/idd.
Gi lbert, J. W., Fair Close Villa
W eeks, 1•'rcdk.
TVICA-HA111, Fare/tam .
Conway, C .
Knight, T. R.
CONTRACTORS.
Hampshire-continued.
WINCHESTER.
A very, E ., .3 ' t. J ames St.
Bascombe.z. F ., Lr. Stockbridge Rd.
Burrows, \.... Sussex St.
Carter, A ., St. Thomas St.
Carter, E ., & Son, 69 Eastgate St.
F ielder & ::;on , Westgate Works
Grace, T . vVyke Rd.
Hughes, A., J St. Tohn 's St.
J acob, J. '"· · Fu!Rood
Herefordshire.
BROM J'ARD.
Amiss, A., Th'Iil vern St.
Tames, W ., The Knapp
L ewis, G., Shc1ford St.
N ewbold, A ., Hig h St.
Rouse Bros., New Rd.
W elsh , W ., New Rd.
COLfVALL.
Oatridge, F., U ppe r W yc he
FOWNHOPE, He,-e.fo,-d.
Stone Bros.
HEREFORD .
Andrews, R., & Son, Bath St.
Bevan & Hodges, E dgar St.
Bowers, W., & Co ., Bath St.
Cooke, A., St. Owens St.
Davies, J as ., f:it . Nic holas St.
Lewis,W. P ., & Co. Commercial Rd.
1 R ya ll, r. vV. , Station St.
Lloyd, J as ., Portl a nd St.
Powe ll, W ., White Horse St.
Rowbcrry, W., JI St . Owens St.
Taylor, R., St. Nicholas St.
Taylor, Thos .. B rid ge St.
Wilkes, E. ·w., Eign St.
Hertfordshire.
ABBOTS' LANGLEl", !fotg'>·
La11gtey, R.S.O.
B usby, - ASHWELL.
Bailey, F . J.
BALDOCA'.
I Tackson, R., High St.
Raban, T .
11 Redhouse, S .
BARLEY, Roysl01t.
·1·
Savill, Thos. BA R NET.
A ustin, W., 5 Alsto n Rd .
Bartlett, H . F., Scb ri ght Rd.
Baughen,J., & Sons,Church Passage,
/ H EMEL H E MPS TEAD .
Hig h St.
Baug bcn, R., & Sons, 87 Hi gh St.
Bulloch, J., r23 Salisbury Rd.
Harrisson, H ., Dury Rd., H ad ley
Green
J ames, W. , r77 Hig h St.
Miller, G. W . r87 & i89 High St.
P earson , M.:. Stafford Rd.
1
Williams, R., 47 Salisbury Rd.
BERKHAMPSTEAD.
liarrowcll , W., H igh St.
Tones, R., Rig h St.
Matthews, H. & ]., Castle St .
Nash, Young, & H orn e. Hig h St.
Osborn, D., 292 H igh St.
B ISHOP'S STORTFORD.
Cannon, F., Hockeri ll
Franklin, A. H adham Rd.
Glasscock, Y L. , & Son, Station Rd.
L evey, A., R ye St .
Martin, Chas., South St.
BREACHWOOD GREEN,
l'Velwy11 .
Mardle, \V.
BROXBOURNE.
Hunt, J. A., H igh St.
BUNT!NGFORD.
Nevctt, W ., Hi gh St.
BUSHEr.
B eeson , -
:Fie ld, J., Park R d .
Neal & Cain
Pratt, B., High St.
CHESHUNT.
Archer, C. & R., Turner's Rill
Matthews & Son, High St.
W a lker, A . C., High St.
T... ay, A., 18 Parchment St.
Sa vage, F. , & Sons, Cheeschill St.
Shearman, W .,& Son, Southgate Rd.
Weeks, G., 53 Parchment St.
TtV/NT01V, Bounie11t0u.tli.
Cox, A., \Va tc rloo Rd.
Holly, F ., Wood End Rd.
WDOLSTON, see llc!ten .
KINGTON.
H amcr H. A.
1
Morgan, R .
LEDBURY.
Hill, G ., Homcnd St.
Smith D., Home nd
LEOMINSTER·.
Davis, T. J. , E.tnam St.
Edwards, C., Mill St.
Watkins, J., Bridge St.
LUSTON.
Parry, T ., c/o Roberts, - , Marsl:i
Broad
ROSS.
Kemp, J . B ., & Sons, Millpond St.
Lewis, W. E ... Bro::td St.
P eac her,., \¥. R., '\Vil ton
TRAM INN, R.S.O.
Court, Gco. Lyston Villa
1
W"ESTON -UNDJ::R-PENYA RD.
Smith, W . H .
CHORLEY, Rickma.1swor!J..
D arvcll, G ., C horley vVood
COTTERED, 81111/iugford
B eami ss Bros .
DATCHIVOJ?TH, Stevenage.
L awrance, W., & Son
ELSTREE .
Brown , W., High St.
Ricks, F ., High St.
Staples, L., Ba rn et Lane
HARPENDEN.
H all , F., Upper Cowper Rd.
Phillips & Bl a ke, High St.
Tomlin, C., V aughan Rd.
B eeston, harlcs , A lexandra Rd .
Horn, Edward, & 'on, 35 :MarlO\'i"CS
Sear, W. , 7 lVIarlowes
Smi th, S. C., 72 Pi otts End
Youngman, 11. , 63 Marlowes
HERTFORD .
Ekins & Co. , St. Andrew's St.
Ginn,R., & Son, St. Andrew's lVorks
G ray, W., H ertford H eath
Green R. W.,Trinit_y \\'orks, Bcngeo
K emp '. Edwd. R., Talbot St.
Norris, H ., & Son, Pnory W orks
Raym cnt, J.J. ,& Son,l\1:aidcnhcad St.
Scales, A ., H ertin b.-fordb ury R d .
HITCHIN.
A lle n, W., Bancroft
B arker, P.H ., & Son, B ancroft
Foster Bros., Park St.
French, W., \Vh inbush Rd .
J eeves, W. , 40 Queen St.
Knight, J ., 65 Nightingale Rd.
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FRANK NEWTON,
Builder, Contractor,
AND
Sanitary Engineer,
H/TCHIN, H£RTS
Works taken in any part of the
country; r epairs a nd alterations of
country houses a speciality. ,,_ 033R
Jobs cmTied out:-
Stagnhoe Park, seat of 11tte Earl
Caithness, H extonHouse, Wymond-
ly House, Royston Priory, Manor

Hertfordshire-continued.
FRANK NEWTON (cont.)
House, Worplesdon, Mu.nor House,
Coates, near Cirencester, Works,
Sefton Park, Slough, The Priory,
Hitchen, Lord Hampden, Lord
Lytton, Lord Salisbury, Ladyiddes-
leigh; Kingswalden• Estate, F. r.r.
Harrison, Esq., and many others.
References on application.
1899- 1900 WORKS :
Extensive Alterations and Saoita1·y
Work at Worlingham Hall; G. C.
S. Str•atfeild, Esq .• Archt. New
Mansion and Stabling at Welwyn
for J. F. Clerk, Esq.; G. C. S. Streat-
feild , Esq., Arcbt. Alterations and
New Drainage to House, Fleet,
Rants . Decorations and additional
work at The mms, Baldock. New
Con•ervator y and Heating at The
Gables, Meldreth. Alterations, New
Drainage System and Decoration at
the Newlands, Hitchin. Four Cot-
tages on Lytton Estate, Knebworth;
E. L . Lutyens, Esq., Archt. Altera-
tions, Add itions, and Decoration at
Garthland, Arkley, Barnet, for C. P.
Ogilvie, Esq . Extension to Stable
Block, Offley Holes; L. Lucas, Esq.,
St. James's, London, Archt. Re-
pairR and Decoration to House,
Hitchin, for W. E. Smithson, Esq.
New Stabling, &c., Temple Dinsley;
F . 0. M"cmilla.n, Esq. Alterations
and Additions to B eatherside,
Worplesdon, for F. C. Belous, Esq.
And numerous other works.
Seymour, W., & Son, Oueen St.
W arren, G., Walswort11 Rd.
Wilmot, J., & Sons, W alsworth Rd .
HODDESDON.
H ampton , W.
Hunt, J. A. (R.P.), Hi gh St.
Nicholls, J. W., High St.
NEW" BARNET.
Bradley,W., & Son, Cockfosters,near
Bu tcher, Thomas, Lancaster Rd.
Daniels, G., V ictoria Rd. · Architects, Messrs. J. & S. F.
Ellwood, J. , East B a rn et Rel.
Porter, J ., Plantagenet Rd.
NORTHCHURCH.
Kin g, W. D., New Rd.
PUOKERIDGE.
Cates, F., High St.
REDBOURN, St. Albans.
Pratt, J. · Sir A. W. Blomfleld. Works at
RICKMANSWORTH.
Benson & Sons, Church St.
Brown, Cbas .. & Son
Davis Bros ., Church St.
H eath, A. J ., Parsonage Rd.
H olland, Thos., H igh St.
Hudson, W.
ROYSTON.
Gimson & Co., Ba ldock 8t.
J acklin & Co.
ST. ALBANS.
Blow & Peters, Priory Park
Boff Bros., Park St., near
J. T. BUSHELL,
Builder & Contractor,
ST. ALBANS.
TV ork.! exer,uled include-
Alte1., tions and additions to
H eathfield House, Hertford He11th,
for Commander Neat e, R.N.
Langley Lodge, St. Peter's Park;
T. F. Woodman, Esq ., Archt.
New Warehouse ..od Additions for
Messrs. Munt-Brown & Co .
New Stables for W. H. Speer, Esq.;
F. W. Kinneir'ro.rte, Esq., Archt.
New Factory at St. Albans for the
Dangerfield Printing Company.
New Factory for Edwin Lee, Esq. ;
Messrs. Wylson and Long, King
W illiam Street, Strand, il.J"chts.
New Factory and Additions for
Messrs . J . Freshwater & Co., Ltd.
Restoration ofColneyHeathChurch
Alterations and Additions to
Coln ey Heath Board Schools; T. F.
W oodman, E•q., Archt. . .
Alterati .ns and Addit10ne to
London Coluey School•; F. W.
Kinneir Tarte, Esq"' Archt.
Additions to Printing Work• for
Messrs. Gibbs & Bamforth; T. F.
Woodman, Esq., Ai·cht.
BUJLDERS AND
J. T. BUSHELL (cont.)
Seven New Residences in Bedford
~~~~. T. F . Woodman, Esq .,
Rookbury, Lyndene, and 5 villas,
~~cl,~~rds Estate; P. C. Plow, Esq.,
Completion and Decoration of
Great Red Lion Hotel, and stables,
for :!lfessrs. Benskin's Ltd. ; H. E.
Pollard, Esq. Archt., 6 York Bldgs.
Adelphi. ' Savage, H., Verulam St.
Broomfield, Stanhope Road, and
other works.
Dunham, E., 65 Victoria St.
Goodchild, W ., & Sons, Catherine
Lane
ESTABLISHED 1790.
C. MISKIN & SONS,
Builders & Contractors,
Romeland, ST. ALBANS.
Contractors to War Office,
Admiralty, H. M. Prisons , H .M.
Office of Works, Metropolitan
Asylums Board, School Board
for London , etc.
JV 0,-ks executed inclu.de-
R.estoration Works at St. Albans
Abbey, under Sir Gilbert Scott,
Archt. Restoration of Clock Tower
and Abbey Gateway, St. Albans;
Sir Gilbert Scott, Archt. Rebuilding
Barnet Church; Archt., W. Butter-
fleld,Esq. Queen Elizabeth's School,
Barnet; Ar·cht., W . White, Esq.
Girls' Grammar School, Barnet;
Archt., J. Ladds, Esq. New Church
at Luton; J. R. Brown, Esq ., and
G. Viallo, Esq., joint A rchts. Two
New Boa1·d i:lchools, St. Albans;
Clarkson. New Public Library and
Mas onic Lodge, W atford; Archt.,
W. H. Syme, ERq. Additions to
Mansion, Childwickbury, and New
Sisters' Hospital, St. Albans, for Sir
J. Blundell Maple, Bart.; M . M.
Glover, Esq., Archt. New Schools
at Radlett and Aldenham; Archt.,
A.ldenham, f01· Lord Aldenha.m ;
Archts., Messrs. Woodd & Ains -
lie . New Rectory at Redbourne ;
Archts., Messrs. J. E. K. & J. P.
Cutts. New Hospital, St. Albans;
Ar·cht., Alex. Graham, Esq. Large
Hall and Additions at Leavesden
Asylum; 1'ew Buildings at Gore
Farm Hospital; New Staff Block at
Darenth Asylum; New Staff Block,
St. Pancras Infirmary; Archts.,
Mesrrs. A. &C. Harston . New Stud
Farm. Childwickbury, for Sir J .
Blundell Maple, Ba.rt. New entrance
Lodge, Childwickbury, for Sir J.
Blundell Maple, Bart.; A.rcht., Col.
R. W. Edis . Rebuilding The Red
House, Harpenden; Archt., Maurice
B . Ada.ms, Esq. Additions to
Mansion, for Sir J. Blundel~ Maple,
B1trt.; Archt., Col. Edis. Founda-
tions for new Herta County Asylum;
Archt., G. T . Hine, Esq. New
Printing and Lithographic Wor ks,
&c., at 8t. Albans, forMe;srs. Orford
Smith, Ltd.; Archt., G. P . Smedley,
Esq. New Printing Fa.ctoq, &c.,
at St. Albans, for Smith's Printing
and Publishing Agency; Archt., T.
Foster Woodman, Esq . New Epi-
leptic Homes, Chalfont St. Peter ;
Mau ri ce B. Adamo, Esq., Archt.
New Smallpox, &c ., Hospital at
South Mimms; J. Barnes Williams,
E•q., and Keith D. Young, Esq.,
joint Archts. New Retort House,
&c., at St. Albans Gas ·works;
E ng ineer, A. F. Phill ips, Esq. New
Retort House, &c.. at Luton Gas
'\Torks; Engineer, Vi. R. Phill_ips,
Esq Foundations for All Sam ts
Convent, London Coloey; G. T .
Hine, Esq., and Leonard Stokes,
Esq., joint Archts. A dditions to
Olga 8treet Schools; New Pupi l
Teachers' Centre, Barnsbury, for
London Sch ool Board; Archt ., T. J.
CONTRACTORS.
C . MISKIN & SONS (con t . )
Bailey, Esq. Rebuilding Nos. 369,
871 and 373 Oxford St. and Nos . 35
a nd 36 South Molton St. London;
Archt., E. Keyn•s Purchase, Esq
Rebuilding Peahen Hotel, New
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Hertfordshire-continued.
Stables, Shops, &c., London Road,
St . Albans .
.And numerous other works.
SHARP, W., Watson's Walk
Whibley & J ervis, Alma Rd.
SAWBRIDGEWORTH.
B urton & Sons
SOUTH MIMMS.
Potter, J.
STANDON, Ware.
Chapman, C., High St.
STANSTEAD.
Hitch, Geo., High St.
Williams, H., Hig h St.
STEVENAGE.
Newton, E. & F.
Toll, E., Green St.
·warren, Geo., High St.
TRING.
Fincher, H., "\.Vestern Rd.
Honour,]., & Son
Smith, E ., & Son, Brook St.
WARE .
Copsey, J.. High Oak Rd.
Dewsbury, E., New Rd.
Goodman, S., "Well St.
Hitch, F., High St.
Hun t, T., Baldock St.
W'.4RESIDE, Ware.
Thake, Wm.
T'VATFORD .
A llen, C., Wiggen Hall Rd.
Andrews & Sons, 140 High St.
Barnes & '\Villiams, Queen's Rd .
Brightman, C., 1o6 Queen's Itd.
Brown, H., 58 Market St.
Cliffo rd & Gough, 96 Estcourt Rd.
DarviU, J., 12 Nascot St.
Dupont, F., l\1:arket St.
I CHARLES EAMES,
I Builder, Contractor,
& Decorator.
Market St., Watford,
I AND AT
NORTHWOOD , MIDDLESEX.
Wm·ks i » c l l l d e - 1• - - - - - - - - - - · · - - - -
At Watford:
Stahles,&c., Rose and Crown Hotel,
New Co-operative Stores; Houses
for F . Fisher. Esq.; C. P. Ayres,
Esq., Archt., Watford.
New Baptist Tabernaole, addi-
t ions to Callow Land Sch ools;
New Council Chamber for the
Watford Urban Dist rict Council;
additions to Chalk Hill Board
Sch ools; W. H. Syme, Esq. ,
F.R.I.B.A.., Archt., Watford.
At Northwoot.i:
Stables a nd Coach House, Murray
Road; G. H. Hunt, Esq., F.R.I.B .A. ,
Bedford Row, W .C., Archt.
House, Murray Road; W . A.
Aickruan, E•q., 34 Gresham Street,
E .C., Archt . .
Additions to the Northwood Golf
Club House; C. Stanley Peach,
Esq., F.R.I.B .A., A.rcht. , Victoria
St.,S .W.
House, Murray Rd., for Clifford
Bellafrs, Esq.; House, The Avenue,
for Dr. Van Someren; House,
Carew Rd., for Dr. Wakefield;
House, Watford Rd ., for C. Jlf.
Schomberg , Esq.; }louse, 'Vatford
Rd., Clifford Bellairs, E'q . ; Messrs .
Heron & Bellairs, ~7 F itzroy St .,
Arohts.
House in D ene Rd., for E. R.
Abbot, E•q., a nd H ouse in Murray
Rd., for Geo . Ba.roes, Esq.; F. M,
Elgood, Esq. , A.R.I.B.A., 98 W im-
pole St., \~r ., Archt.
House. 'rh e Avenue, Royston Pk.,
Pinner, for E. 13. \.Vetenball , Esq .,
A.R.I.B.A., 27 Fitzroy St., W.
Tudge, W ., 152 High St.
king, W. , Market St.
Longman, J., King St.
Murray, J. W. , 186 St. A lbans Ru.
NR} W. B. (Exors. of), Aldenham
Reed, vV. n. D., Cassio Rd.
Tennant, Tbos., Langley Rd .
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THOS. TURNER, Ltd.•
Cassiobury Saw Mills,
WATFORD.
Builders and Contractors.
List of Works ca·r1·ied o(tt-
London & County Bank, Harrow;
W. G . BARTLK'l'T, Esq., Architect.
Roman Catholic Church, Wat-
ford; J. F. BENTLEY, Esq., Archt.
St. Vincent's Convent, Watford·
.11. . YouNo, Esq ., Architect. '
New Church, Holmer Green;
Messrs. GL0v1m & HARRIS; Ar·chts.
New Factory, Elstree ; Messrs.
BKES'L'O~ & BunriiESTER, Architects.
New Factory, Blackfriars Road;
W. CAMPBELL JON ES, Esq., Archt.
The Endowed Schools, Watford;
C. P. Avnxs, Esq., Architect.
Houses, Pinner ; ~'.[essrs. Ro uMIEU
A N D AI'l'CH&SO!'f, Architects .
Clergy House and School, Bex-
hill; A. YoUNG, Esq., Architect.
Houses, Harrow-on- the- Hill; A.
MrT C H E Lr~, Esq., Architect.
Houses, Langley Park, Watford;
W.WALLISBAr~owrN",Esq ., Archt.
Isolation Hospital St. Pancras
Schools, Leavesden; Messrs . .4...
AND c. HARSTON, Al·chitects.
House and Stables, Oxted; R. A.
Barn as, Esq., Architect.
New Commercial Sc:hools , Ton-
bridge; W. CAnPDELL J ONES, Esq.,
Architect.
House, Stables, and Lodge, Fair-
mile, near Cobham, Surrey;
R. H. H1LL, Esq., Architect.
Bune-alows at Bagshot and
Crowborough; R ..A.BnrGGS, Esq.,
Architect.
Alterations ar.d additions Berger
Hall , Bromley-by- Bow; R. H.
H ILL, Esq., AJ:chitect.
Aldenham Schools, near Elstree;
E. H . MARTINEAU Esq. , Architect.
House, Lodge, and Stables,
Langley Park, Watford; E. P.
THOMPS ON , Esq., Architect.
London and County Bank, Rick-
mansworth; W. CArtlPllELL JONES
Esq., Architect.
And many other contracts in various
'
parts of the country .
H.B. WATKINS,
Builder and Contractor,
ST. ALBANS RD ., WATFORD.
1-Vo• ks e~·t:e<lute d inclu.de-
Slores , Stables, &c., Watford, for
l\fessrs . Durand, Sedgwick & Bird;
C. P. Ayres, Esq., Archt. Station
House, Park Street, or. St. A lbans
forL. &N .W.R.Co. Rouses, Wood'.
ford Rd., Watford, for L . & N .Vv.R.
Co. A.Iterations and Decorations
Lomas House, Watford , for Dr. J. D.
Burnett; C. P. Ayres, ~-:sq., Archt.
Offices, L ion B rewery, \'fatful'd, for
Messrs. \ Veli s & Co.; 11/Iessrs. \ ¥.
Bradford & Sons, 12 Regent St.,Lon-
don, Archts. Alterntioos to Pitdded
Room, Tramp Wards, &c., at Union
Workhouse, Watford; C. P. A yres,
Es\! ., Archt. Making up, Paving, &c.,
Brixt on Rd., for Urban District
I
Council , Watford. Additions to Lion
Brewery, \~Tatford,for M~"srs. \.Veils
& Co.; Messrs. Vl . Bradford & Sons
12 RegentSt.,London,Archtf'l. House'
Kingsfield Rd., vVa.tford, ~or Frank
I
Palmer, Esq.; Mr. W. T. A. Fl'oude
Su1:v eyor. Making up, Paving, &c.;
Sa.h sburyRd., for the UrbA.n Distri_c t
Council, \ Vatford. Bo iler House and
Chimney Shaft at the Union \Vork-
hou•e, Watfol'd ; C. P. Ay res, Esq.,
Archt. New Hoad, Sewers, &c., in
Bruce Grove&. Bradshaw Rd. , \\rat-
ford. CH HouRes 1n Bruce Grove St.
1
i~~h~.s Hd ., Watford; Mr .A. Smith,
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Hertfordshire-continued.
WATERMAN,
G. & J.,
@um¢t'6 (tttb tonfrl'\ctore
WATFORD.
1-Vorks execnted include-
H ouses, Bushey,for Prof .Herkomer,
R.A.; C.H. Rew, Esq ., Arcbt.
House and Studio, Busbey, for
Miss Amy Stobart; J.M. Brydon,
Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Archt.
Houses,Westft eld Pr:ark, Pinner, for
T . F . Blackwell, Esq., J.P.; Messrs.
Roumieu & Aitchioon, Archts.
Metropolitan Police Station,
E lstree;J.Butler,Esq.,F.R.I.B.A. ,
Arcbt.
Watford Fields Board Schools;
C. P. Ayres, Esq., Arcbt.
Beechen Grove Baptist Chapel &
Lecture Hall, Watford; J.Wallis
Chapman, Esq., Archt.
Oxhey Church, Watford; W. H.
Syme, Esq., F.R.I.B.A., Arcbt.
Queen's Park Railway Station,
for L. & N.W. Railway; J . B.
Stansby, Esq., Engineer.
Malting,for Messrs. Benskin & Co.,
Watford; M essr s. A. Kinder &
Bon, A.i·chts.
Huntingdonshire.
BUCKDEN
Page, Geo., & Son
ELLINGTON.
Francis, J.
HUNTINGDON .
Howard, \\r., Hartford Rd.
Thackray, F. B., & Co.
RAMSEY.
Bateman, Alfred J.
ST.IVES.
Giddings, Freel., North Rd.
Saint, j., & Sons, Crown St.
ST. NEOTS.
Edey & Soo, New St.
Linford, J., & Son, Hu'5cll St.
Osborne, S., Eaton I1'ord
Osborne, W., Church St.
'.Piggott, J. P., liun tingdon St.
William Wade,
BUILDER AND
CONTRACTOR,
ST. NEOTS, Hunts.
HTorks t:xecntwl i11clu,de-
NEW OHUROHES-
Hounslow , St. Paul's ; Cam-
bridge, St. Philip's; Harlow,
St. Mary Madalene ; Har-
penden, Private Chapel;
Ramsey, New Wesleyan
Chapel; Sandy, New Bap-
tist Chapel.
GENERAL RESTORATIONS
AND ADDITIONS-
+Alconbury Church, restored and
reseated; Arkl ey, New
Chancel ; +Duxford Church,
restored, reseated , and New
Orga·n Chamber ; Great
Gransden Church, restored
Isle of Man.
BALLA UGH.
Corlett, '\V. , Laurel Cottage (Joiner)
CASJ'LETOH?N.
Canwell & Blackburn
Cooper. J.
Stowell, R.. & J.
DOUGLAS.
Call ow, F. , & Co., St. George's St.
Carine. j\lf. , A uckJand Grove
Cain, R., & Ron . C ircular Rd.
Clarke, D., Pcveril House
Cowie, J as. , St. George's St.
Craine , T. R ., The Crescent
Creer, I<:., 25 Derby Sq .
Dougl:ts. T. E., R erklcy St.
Douglas, R. F., Brun;wick Rd.
Farghcr, W . J. , 20 Richmond Grove
BUILDERS AND
G. &J. WATERMAN (cont. )
Additions to Mansion, Rickmans-
worth Park, fot J. W . Birch, Esq. ;
T.H.Wa.tson,Esq.,F.n.1 .n.A.,Archt.
House and Stabling, Woodcock
Hill, Elstree, for R. Warton, Esq.,
T. E . Collcutt,Esq ., F .R.I.B.A.,At.
House and Stabling, Northwood,
for A . Calkin Lewis, Esq . ; F. W.
Tasker, Esq.,-F.R.I.B .A., Archt.
Stabling, Stanmore, for William
Whiteley, Esq.; A. M . Ridge,
Esq., M.S.A., Arcbt.
House, Boreham Wood Park. for
0. E. Dawson, Esq.; Ernest Flint,
Esq., A.R.I.B.A., Arnht.
House , Northwood, for A . Richard-
son, Esq ., P. Leslie Waterhouse,
Esq., M.A., A.R.I.B .A., A rcht.
House and Lod ge, Harrow Weald ,
for John Dalton. Esq.; Arnold
Mitchell, Esq., F.R.l.B.A .• Archt.
The Orchard, Sudbury Hill, Har-
row ; Arnold Mitchell, Esq.'s own
Residence.
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Wiggs, G., q2 St. A lban s Rd.
WHEATHAMSTEAD.
Owen, T., Fenwick, G-astard Wood
WILLIAM WADE (cont.)
and reseated; Hatley, St .
George Church, restored , re -
seated, and New Chancel;
+Kenninghall Church, re-
stored and reseated ; Mepper-
shall Church , restored and
reseated; tNorth Witham
Church, restored and reseat~d;
Roxton Church, restored and
reseated; Thurleigh Church,
restored and reseated; Tansor
Church,restored and reseated;
+Stanbridge Church, restored
& r eseated ;+Elsworth Church,
rebuilding North Ai sle; +Per-
tenhall Church , rebuilding
North Aisle; Hatley Cock-
hayne Church , external resto -
ration; Somersham Church ,
New Organ Chamber; Yeldcn
Church, New Chancel; Cax-
ton Church, Tower ; Tevcr-
sham Church, Tower; Little
G r ansden Church, Tower ;
Tadlow Church, Tower.
NEW VIOARAGES-
Dean, Beds ; Dunton, Bedford-
shire: Epping, Essex; Har-
low, Essex; Rushden, Herts ;
Toft, Cambridge.
Headquarters County Police,
I
Hatfield, Herts.
Cambridge, Herschel House.
Cambridge, Add ison Road Villas.
t Old Lead re - en st an;/; re - laid.
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W'ycroft, G., Huntingdon St.
'OMERSHAM.
Canham, N.
Forrest, F. , Woodburn Rd.
Gill, A .. Little Switzerland
Kaye, A. G .. 31 Castle St .
Preston. G. B ead Hd .
Radcliffe , T. W., & Co ., Finch Rd.
J<!RK MICHAEL.
Kelley, D., & Son
PEEL .
Anderson D., Parade
Crain e & '.R.adcliffc, 8 Orry Lane
RAMSEY.
Callow, J., & Ron, '\Vest Quay
Callow, \V., Waterloo Rd. (Mason)
Christian, E., Parliament Sq.(Niason)
Corkhi ll , Robt., Derby Rd.
Corrin, K. E., Brongb Hill Rd.
CONTRACTORS.
Isle of Man-continued.
Fairnington John, D erby Rd.(Join erl
Tougbin ,V.,J:>arJiamcnt St. (Plumber
Lavey, R., & Sons, Parliam ent St.
(Plumbers, Painters, and Glaziers)
Isle of Wight.
B!NSTEAD.
James, E., Glenroy
Lowe, E.
BONCHURCH.
Day, D:< & Sons
J olliffe J:Sros .
BRADING.
Tacobs, \Iv., The Mall
Wheeler, VV., Station Rd.
CALBOURNE.
Long, F . T.
CHA LE .
Linnington. J., & !';ons 1 Halls
COWES, East.
Brading, ·v.l. H., & So n
CO WES, West.
JAMES BALL & SON
(Established 1853),
Ecclesiastical Builders,
Contractors & Merchants,
Contractors to
War Office, Admi ra lty, H.M.Prisons
and H.M. Postmaster General,
Victoria Rd., COWES.
JVorks executed:-
Restoration of Arreton Church and
Yaverland Church, Isle of Wight.
Restoration of Gatehouse at Caris-
brooke Castle, in memory of H .R .H. ·
Prince Henry of Battenberg. New
tower and spire, St. Sa.viour'eChureh,
Shanklin. The Railway Station,
Cowes. New Church at Gurnard,
I sle of Wight. The Briary (man sion) ,
West Cowes. Re•ervoir ..nd Pump-
ing Station, Freshwater, Isle of
Wight. Summer residence and
&tabling, nr. Fawley, Rants. New
Board Schools, Sandown. Electric
Lighting Station , Sandown. Kiugs-
ton Arms Hotel, Cowes . SolentYacbt
Club, for Sir Charles Seeley, Bart.
B ee re, J ., R ernard Rd.
Brown, John, Beckford Rd.
Day, H . E., T ennyson Rd .
Gates, G., York St.
~1ead e r. J., Ba.lmoral House
Morris Bros. Park Rel .
Tarrant, E . , Beckford Rd.
Thomas, W. G ., Union Rd .
Upward, C. R .. Market Hill
FRESHWATER.
Denham & Jcnvey 1 Norto n Gree n
Gould, J., I ound Green
Mcdway 1 H.. D .. Church \\Torks
Paul, W. H., Clovelly \Vorks
NEWPrJRT.
Damp, H. & F., 6t Pyle St .
Groundsell, G . Y ., 29 Lugley St.
THOMAS ENKINS,
BU I LDER & CONTRACTOR,
49 UPPER ST. JAMES'S ST.,
Newport, Isle of Wight.
I
'Peleg1"ams-.Tenkins, Newpm·t., 1-Vight .
1'V 01·ks execu ted include-
Additions and A lterations, Grant-
ham Lodge, for the late John
Gretton , Esq. New Wiug, Coach
House, Stabl es, Dairy, &c., to Oak-
field, Woottor. Common, for th e
ln.te T . C. Clarke, Esq., F.R.I.B.A.
New Roof and Renovation of Sbal-
fleet t hur.c h ; tbelateW .T. Stratton,
Esq., Archt. Residence, '.rotland
Bay, for T . Aitken , Esq.; t h e late
Ernest Turner, Esq. 1 F.R.I.B.A .
New Board Schools, Runny Hill,
Newport. Messr•. Stratton and
Millgate,Arcbts. New Board Schools,
Barton's Villa!fe, Newport; Mr. E .
A. Swane, A rent. National & Pro-
vincia l Bank, Newport; the late J.
Gibson,Esq., F.R.I.B.A. New Roof ,
&c., Shorwell Church; P. G. Stone,
Esq., F.S.A., Arcbt. Mission Hall,
N ewport, for S . Peters, Esq.; Mr. E.
I Mills, W., Ma rk et P l. (Painter &
Glazier)
Skillicorn & Co., Parliament St.
(Painters, Glaziers, &c.)
THOMAS JENKINS (cont . )
A. Swane, Archt. The Seamen's
Alms Iiom1es, East Cowet:1; Th'le8srs.
Some'" Clarke and Micklewaitbe,
F.R.I.B .A., F.S.A., Arch t s. Resi -
dence, Ryde, for Major Murray; S .
Salter , E,q., F .R.LB .A. ., Arcbt.
Resid ence 1 Ryde, fo r Lieut.-CoJonel
Murray; Mes~rf4 . Newman and
Cocks, Arch ts. A lteratiou• 10 Nettle -
stone House, fo.r T. O'Hagon, E::;q. ;
J . Y.l. Walmisley, E,g., F.R.I.B.A.
Archt. Residence Wootton Com
mon, for Canon Phillips; :Messrs
T . C. Clarke & Sun, Archts. Swan
Hotel, Newport; W. West, Esq.
Archt. New Residence, Rrighstone
I.W.; W. C. Street, E,q ., F .R.I
B.A ., F.S.I., Archt. Restorat1• ·n
Works at Carisbrooke Castle, for
__________________.......
H.M. Office of ·works. Alterations-
to "Westcliif," Bembridge, I. ·v.,r;.:
for C1tptain D1wenport; Paxto~
Watson Esq., A .R.LH.A., A rcht.
Quinton, G. F ., I Carisbrooke Rd.
H. SCOTT,
UILD ER & CONTRACTOR,
Portland Street,
NEWPORT, l-W.
ES'l'D1ATES FOR
Repairs,
Structural Alterations,
Sanitary Work, &c.
Reference given to Architects and
C lients on :Lpplication.
Way, W. C ., Carisbrooke Rd.
N!TON.
Cotton, J., Hillside
Creetb, \V. E . & E.
RYDE.
Barton, I ., liigh Rt.
Hayden Edwin, Victoria St.
Langclo ~, C., P layer St .
Newman l\1. A., & Co.,Anglesey St.
Wh ec l cr'i~ros ., St. Tohn's Rd .
Whitewood, J. , Ash1 cy Rd.
SANDOWN
Atrill, H. 1 F itnoy R~.
Brown & Corney, Fitzroy St.
Colenutt. F., Hro<tdway
Toliffc, W ., Pell St.
~Mi l es, Andrew, Broadway
Payne. J. \V., Carter St .
I Stay, H., L eed St.
SEA VIEW.
)fatth cws, H. E.
SHANKLIN
Cooper. F., Grange Rd.
Hayl es, G., Wilton Rd.
White, J., Wilton Rd.
I
VENTNOR.
Daish, A., Belgrave Rd.
Harvey, J.. Grove 'Rd .
Ingram , H., & Rons, Dudley Rd.
Joliffe Bros ., s Pier St.
I
Rousell, J ., High St.
Sims, A., Trinity Rd.
Wallder W. H., Beli::rave Rd.
Webber,' J., & Son, The Grove
YARMOUTH.
Salter, F . S.

Kent.
ASHFORD.
Haker, \V., Park Rd.
Bowles, E . J,, C hristchu rch R d.
G. F. DAVIS,
BUILD!i:ll .AND CONTRA CTOR,
A S HFOR D , K E NT.
Wm·ks execu,fed include:-
Lady Thornhill School House,
Wye. Extension Co-operative
Society, Ashfol'd. Residence for
the Rt.. , Hon . Herbert J. Gladstone,
M .P.,Littlesbne-on-Sea; John C ash,
Esq., A.l'cht. Houses at Ashford for
Julius Kingsford, Esq., Mis i;; Noakes,
Mrs . CRr e y 1 G. G. ':re.ylor, Esq, , and
H.J. J efl'1·ey, Esq., Archt., Ashford.
Addi~ions , etc., fo r H. Foster, ERq,,
1\ifalhng-; Lord Brabourne, ri'h e
Paddocks,Smeeth; and H .J.Goulden
Esq., Canterbury; Technica l Scho ol;
Sewers, etc., under W. Terrill, Esq.
Restoration of Friends , l\feet in g
House, Ashfo1·d. New Roads and
Sewers forW. F. B. J emmitt, Esq . ;
· J . S. Burra, Esq.; H. J. Clemetson ,
Esq , and for the Western Estate.
Butter and Cheese Factory for the
Etchingham Dairy Company.
D rylana. E., Middle St.
Howland, C., North St.
HENRY KNOCK,
Builder & C o ntrac t o r,
ASHF O RD, KENT.
Established o ver a Qu arter o f a
Century.
liecent lVorks nr1cl in H(lncl:
Warehou se, The Wharf, Ton-
bridge. Two large Villas, Dawlisli,
D evo nshire. Police Station, Rye.
B oard Schools, Rye. Corn Ware-
house, R)·e. Villa, Mr. Mittingo.
Rye. Infectious Hospital, Willes-
boroug h . King's Head Hotel. Wye.
Assembly R ooms,Littlestone . H ouse,
L ympne. Houses at Ashford fo1·
E. ''1-'illiarn s, Esq., Horace H a milton,
Esq ., A. Brown, E ~q., Mr. Daw,
J ohn Cre•r y. Esq., J. 'l'. W elldon ,
E sq., J. !If. Poncia, Esq.,Mr. Horton,
W. Reece, Esq ., W esleyan Trustees,
Dr. Wilks, C. Redman, Esq., W.
Needham,. Esq., II. I gglesd en, Esq . ,
J. Giles, Esq., Mr. Jacks rm , Mr.
Challis, Mr. Taylor, Mr. W. Hill ,
W. F. B . .Temm ett, Esq. At Ashford:
K ent• sh Express Printin g W orks ,
H eadley Bros. Printing Worlcs.Ba.con
Factory,Steam Laundry, S.E .R. Ele-
mentary Schools. Beer Store, Catholic
Schools, and a B ungalow, Mr. Kirby.
House.A. Amos,E8q., Wye. Hou se ,
Mrs. Amos, Wye. H ouse,G. Langley,
Esq., Charing. Four Houses, l\fr.
Goulden,Canterbury. Additions an d
a lteratioM to Ruckin ge Church .
Catholic Church ,Ashford. Gt. Chart
Church. Little Chart Church. Wes-
leyan Chur ch, Ashford. Gt. Chart
Rectory,Ashtord. We,leyan Sch ools ,
Ashford. Druid 's Head Hote!,Herne
Bay. ' ·Vellin1tton ,Folkest•me. Liver-
pool Lawn, Ramsgate. W oodman's
Arms, Barham. Prince Albert ,
A•hford. Blue Anchor, llrabourne.
Enlargement of S. E.R. Works at
Ashford. Willesborough Water
1 Church; Bliudley Heath Church
Supply. S .E .R. Water Supply.
Pinckley Thorn Water Supply.
A dditions : Olantigh Towers, Wye.
Ambleside,Headcorn. Buck•ford,Gt.
Char t. Swin ford, fo1· Poet L1tureate.
Willesborough Cemetery . Gt. "'bart,
Sewage. West Ashford Union
Drainage. Road• and Sewers for
W. F . B . Jemmett, Esq. New
' Vesleyan Schools, Rye. Flour
and Roller Mills itnd W ar e-
1 h ou•es for R . S. Pledge & son• ,Ltd .
Ashford. Dwelling b ou e, Mrs. J.
Collins, Ashford. Pumping station,
Willesborough, for tbe East Ashford
Rural District Council. Enlarging
Boys'Hall,Willesborou gh, f or M ajor
BUILDERS AND
HENRY KNOCK (cont.)
E. B. Ricketts. EnlargoingHillhurst,
\Vestenhanger, for G . F. Deedes,Esq.
Enlarging Sa ltwood Schools . 2 Cot-
.tages and Farm ll~ildings for Lord
Hothfield. Enlarg mgHewetts,Wil -
lesborough, fo1 Col. Blake. Enlarg-
ing Little Hewetts, W illesbor ou gb ,
for L. P ledge, Esq. N ew Shop
Pre mi ses forMes~rs . Lewis & H yland ,
Ashford . New paper store, L ittle
Chart, for J. BMchelor.E sq . New
I
Mortuary, for West Ashford Guard-
a.n~ . Gr eenhouses, Surred1=m, for W .
\Vm an s, Esq , Enl•rginll h ouse,
P edlmge , L. Hardy, E•q., M.P.
Steddy & Co,, Mars h St.
BECKENHAM.
Copeland, II ., & Son. 9 Bromley Rd .
Cooper, F . & E., 1 2 The P arade
Graha n'..i. T-'1.. & Co., Church Hill
Green, .r·. w ., 62 B eckcnh a m Rd .
Jacob, F., Avenue Rd.
J ones, T. W. , Crescent W o rks
Kick G . ]., 10 Bromley Rd.
Mi<l-ken t Hldg. & Contractg. Wks.,
Ld.
Palmer, E . R ., 17 W ickham Rd.
Syme & Duncan, 14 Bl an kc ncy Rd .
BELVEDERE.
C hand ler, H. E .
Mayze, A . T., 70 St . Aug:usti ne's Rd.
White, T. P., Abbey Rd.
BEXLEY.
Elms, A. G ., High St.
Green , T. H., & Co., 8 Oxford P I.
Lucas, G . W., H igh St.
Osborn, Son, & Co., D artfo rd Lane
Vessey, \V., Oxford PI.
BEXLEY HEA Tfl.
Butler, R . & T., The Broadway
C lark, Alf., Market Pince
Ellingh~ m J . , & Son, The Hroadway
1
I:•u~ c, h . ., I11c B roa.dw;1y l
Snu th, ' 'V . & A., Chapel Rd.
B!RCH!NGTON-ON-SEA.
P cttriJan, G . IL
'Ving, A., Station Rd.
B!RL!NC, .~fa1flsfo111!.
Bishop , W. J., Hirling: J;:.d .
Langridge, R., Ham Hill
BOUGHTON JlfONCHELSEA .
]..\MES WOOD & SONS,
d;ccfo:iiaaticar, (Ftsiben tiaf,
AND
~orticufturaf ~uifbm1,
STEAM SAW MI LLS AND
J OINERY W ORKS,
BO UGHTO N MON CH ELSEA,
Near Maidstone,
KENT.
Jobs which ha v~ been ca.rri·!d out a..;
und~r :-
Restoration of H eadcorn Church,
Kent. R e•toration and Enlarging
Boughton Monchel"ea Church.Kent,
£5,000; Loose Church ; East Su tto n
Church; Hucking Church; llicknor
(Surrey); New Miosion Church,
Godstone (Suney); New Mis ion
Church,Bou ghton Monch elsea,Kent.
Enlarging Rosherville Church,
Gravesend . New Conservatol'y and
Vineri~, Sir R. Filmt:r~, E. Sutton
Park, New Vinerv, A . Campbell,
Esq., Marden. N ew Houses and
new Farmstead . Sir Julian Gold-
mid, Tudely. New Farmstead, J.
Rigg, Esq., '\'rotham. New llnp-
tist Chapel, Loose: New Drain age
itnd ' Varda, Maidstone U nion.
£1,500. Additions to Mansions. Capt.
Fulcher, \Yierton P lace, Maidstone,
£5.000 . N ewPassmoreEdwardsCon -
valescent Home, Cranbrook, £3,000,
CONTRACTORS.
Kent-continued.
J. WOOD & SONS (cont.)
Sanato1'ium, Gymn~sium, &c. , Cloth-
worker•' Company. Sutton Valence
Grammar School, £3,0()1).
Many Public o.nd Private Vvorks
un der George Friend, Esq ., Ar cb t.,
Maidstone; H . Bensted, Esq.,
Archt., Maidstone; Ruck a nd
Smith, Archts., l\{aidstone. County
B1·idg:es for County Council, under
F. \ ¥ .Ruck, Esq. Sur veyor. New
Gas \Vorks, New ROmney; Holmes
& Co., Engineer s, Gordon M. Hills,
. \V
E'sq,, Ad am St., AdeIp h I ;
& C. Brnrett-Sll)ith, Archt., J ohn
St., Adelphi; Ewan Christian ,
A.rcht., J ohn treet, Adelphi;
'~' · G. Habershom a nd P ite,
Arch t s., Bloom~bury Sq. ; Clrn.s.
Grieve, Esq.. Lamb Buildin g;
Temple, &c., &c.
Also Detling C hurch, Kent, Ad-
dition s; Jo"eph Clarke, F. S.A., ·
Diocesan Archt., Stratford P l. •
London. New Ra~ston e \Vork,
East Fai·leiirh Church . New Village
Club, &c., Barham Comt. Teston,
for R.oger L eil?h . Esq.: G. Friend,
Archt. N ew \ Vinter Gardens, an d
Addition s to Mansion end Lodge
House, Gennings Park, Hunton, f or
J. BazleyVictoria
White, Esq.;
A rcht., StreetJ.
, F. Style, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •
T,ondon.
New Memorial Ragstone 'Windows,
&c .. East Sutton Church.
N ew Admin istrative Block and
Drainage at \Vest M alling U ni on ;
John Ladds, Esq., Archt., £4,5000.
Additions to Ch al't Sutton Church
and New Chancel, £1,600.
BRASTED.
Capell,-, Toys Hill
Durtncll , R.
BROADSTA!RS.
Blackb urn,'"· S., I John St.
Brown, E ., 17 Alexandra Rd.
Good burn, 1:-I., Clarendon Rd.
)fay, J. T., 26 Albion St.
Northover, IN. H ., Tohn St.
Price, l~ . , Prospect Pl.
BROMLEY.
Arnaud, J.C., & Son, 149 High St.
Crossley T. & Son . Ecclesiastical & General
Duthoit, F . P.;.. \ Vrstmorcland Rd.
Evans, L ., 84 \....oll C'ge Rd.
Grnty, T. D., .1 East St.
Lowe, R . A., T ylncy Rd.
Payne, D., nr H igh ~t.
Podger, James, & Son, College Rd .
Smith, W. , & Sons, Gravel Rd .,
Bromlc)r Common
BURHA/11.
Geocgc, R .
CANTERBURY.
Adcock,'"· ]., 27 Castle St.
Hatema1!:. H. '~' ., St. Dunstan's St.
Hcl~ey, .tl.] ., 43 Norm:111 Rd.
Hrcwstcr, A. ]., 1 2 St. Peter's St.
Cozens, \ V. G., 5 Do,·er St.
Dadds, J., }kC'r Cart Lan e
Gaskin, H., Victoria Rd.
Gentry, F. T., 4-1 Broad St.
Harris, \~T . R., IT2 Northgatc t .
:\fount, C., 4 St. Dunstan's St.
Parker, .l:, Hlack q.riffin Lane
'Vil son J:1.. B., 22 St. Georg-e's PI.
\V!ltsh!re, G. 4.,r3 ~t . Jol~n's Lane
\¥1ltshire, J . .c.., Stour t.
CHARLTON.
Carter, G .,I Clifton Villas. Lt. Heath
Dodd, vV. G., Antigallicon Yerd
Grant, F ., The Village
Haire, J. H., 35 Charlton Lane
Purton & John son, \Voolwich Rd.
Sanford, J.B., & Co., 'Voodland Ter.
Tamsett & Co ., The Village
CHATHA,if.
Clotber, G., & Son, 19 Fair Row
Harris,] . H., Luton Rd.
Pankhurst, Thom:is, i8 Clover t.
Sampson, "V\T. & R., George St.
.Seagers, E. D ., The Brook
Skinner, C. E., Rai lw:i.y ' t.
\ Vylcs, H., n4 Luton Rd.
413
CH!SLEHURST.
~oberf fi. .Cowe,
BUI LDER & CONTRACTOR,
Chislehurst.
lVorks executed i?lclude-
Chisleburst-Addition to "Churc-
hil l," Aston Webb, Esq .. Archt.
Cvokbam Dene ; Aston Webb.Esq.,
Archt. Mansion, "Holly
Bowers," £9,000; G. Leth bridge.
. A ht u . B k
re · m.ans10n," m enside,"
£6,000; G. L ethbrid ge,Esq .,Archt.
Bickley-" Gordon Lodge," Messrs.
Hudson & B ooth , Arch ts.
M.ottingbam-" The Gra nge '' (addi~
tion•) ; M essrs. Joseph & Smith-
.,m, Archts.
Bromley-Additions to "Aveley,"
I
tlll- ArthurBlomfield & Sons,Ai·chts.
London-Additions & decorations to
K · t p I G d
ll ensmg on a ace ar ens,
£8, 400; Chas. Bell, Esq., Ai·cht.
I
Bickley-Addition to "Coombe Lea;"
R. A . Pelly, Esq., Ai·cht.
l'oplar-New Cler gy House, Follett
tit. . ; ~:Iessrs. Cln.rk:mn, Archts.
Otway, T., B elmont \¥orks
'Vhitc, B . J., & Son, Camden Ter.,
Chi slelrnrst 'Vest
Wood, F rancis, C hislehurst " 'est
CRANJJROOK.
Marsha ll, F., & Son, High St.
CROCK Elv'H!LL, Swa,,lcv
7uncli'ou .
Everest Bros., T he Villa ge
DAR7'FORD.
Draper, W. , Brent Villa s
H ewett , E. W« St. Albans Rd.
)fartin, T., 48. rli g h St.
M eers, W., High St.
um.mcrs & P earson l r r Gt. Queen
!;t.
Wood, R., 151 Lowiicld St.
DEAL .
Cottew, G. ll. & A . J., New St.
D enne, G . H ., & Eton, Queen St.
Haywar<l,J. G .,&Son, Wellington Rd.
JAM ES J. WISE,
Builder & Contrac tor,
Steam Saw a n d Mo ulding Mills,
DEAL.
Recent l Vm·k.'I arifl ill lln..nd :
Extension Chartham Asylum.
£.IQ,000. S . E. llct el, Deal, £~5,000,
Fi r ot Po1·tion Canterbury Asy !um,
£ 13,000. 1Juckm1tster Convalescent
Home, £13,000. Ch n·lton Church ,
Dover, £11,000 . County Hotel, Can-
terbury, £ 10,000 Additions, Wye
Coll ege, £9,000. Cottage Homes,
1\fanstone , £8,000. A n d r e•tora-
tions, fittings, and othe1· works at
the following ch urches : St. John's,
H olland Rd. ' 'V . ; St. Columba's,
Kingsla nd Rd., N .; t . Bai tholo-
mew'R,Doverj East Langdon Chur ch;
' ¥estm arsh Church ; Nonington
Cburch: St. Bartholom w's, Sand-
wich; WorthChurch ; J.IolashChurch;
Cloister s an d 'licarage, St. Mary's,
Edgware ; Shorn e Vien.rage, nea1·
Gr1wesend. For 'f. Collcutt, Esq . ;
Jas. B r ooks & Sons; J . 0. Scott,
Esq., Reginald 1Jlornfield , Esq.;
Philip Day , Esq. ; E. D. Matthews,
Esq., W. J. Jennings, Es<J.. ; W. L.
Grnnt,Esq .; The ln.te E'-.;'auChr istian ,
an d the lttte Loftus Brock , Esq.
DOVER .
Adcock, W. J., & Sons, Ladywcll
Austen & Lewis, 17 lland olph Gdns.
B eaufoy'-C. E .i Pri~ryRd.
En sley, it. & G., 23 lcmplar St.
Broml ey, \ V., Charlton Green
Chamberlain, Thos. 1., & Son, 23
Castle St.
H(h~rl:~ s & Paramor, 16 Randolph
J ackso n, , V., IIcathfield Av.
Lewis, G., & Sons, q Widrcd Rd.
Lewis, , V. G., 5 Cr:rnbrook Villas,
London l:td.
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Kent-continued.
G. MUN~O,
Builder, Contractor
and Brickmaker.
Stea m Joinery Works
and Offices,
Union R.oad, DOVER..
Works executed include-
Corpora.tion Stables, &c., £4,000.
Corporation Tram Car Sheds .
Various Work:-J in Drain,,1,-ge and
Roadmaking .
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Parsons, J ., Beaconsfield Rd.
Richardson, H., 35 High St.
Wiles, S., 9 Hig h S t.
DYJllCHURCH, Folkesto11e.
Wraight Bros.
EA TCHURCH, Slieenress.
Bligh, J. R.
EDENBRIDGE.
Goodwin Bros., High St.
Leigh , F. & H., High St.
W est, J. L., Lingfic ld R d.
EL THAM.
Mitchell , S.
ER/TH.
Enness Bros., Edith Rd .
Gun ning, H., & Sons, 30CrayfordRd.
Mi les, G., The Avenue
FARNBOROUGH, R .S.O .
Owen, William, Swiss Cottage
FARNJNGHAM.
Marchant, Hy.
FA VER SHAM.
Davis, C ., East St.
Fuller & Hecvc, Boughton, near
Fuller, E . , & Co ns, Stone St.
Histed, IV., Brixton Rd.
Jeffery, G., & Son, Union St.
Johnso1\ Geo., St. Mary's Rd.
Judges "I\/., Boughton, near
Ratcliff Bros. (H.P.), 16 West St.
'Vhi ti ng, lt. l\II. & H ., Ospri nge, near
FOLKESTONE .
3akcr,] ., near Wcstbournc Gdns.
Camburn, A. J., I Dover Rd.
Crosswell , F . E ., Bournemo uth Rd.
Dunk, \V., Tontinc St.
Fearon, T. L., 27 Guild hall St.
Hayward & Paramor, Radnor Rd.
Holden, E. J., 6x Sa n d~atc Rd.
Loldom , v\f. H., 21 Guildhall St .
J enner, Chas., 57 Broadmcad Rel.
Mercer, IL R , 88 Guildhall St.
Moody, IL M., 51 Brockman Hd.
Newman, J ., lJover Rd.
Petts, J. A.,& Son, 54 & 56 Dover Hd .
Parsons,-, Hadnor Park Crescent
Prcbble, vV. G., I Grace Hill
Tunbridge, T., .Bournemouth Rd.
Vant, -, Radnor Park Crescent
Webster, R ., Brockman Rd.
White, vV., 3 Cheriton P l.
FRINDSJJUR Y,
Gates, G., Frindsbury Hill
Roclrest~r.
Williams, Il.
GILL!NGHAJll.
Harris, H ., 45 Gillingham Ud.
GOUDHURST.
Davis & Lcancy
GRAVESEND.
Archer, \V. R., The Grove
Beale, & Hubbard. Lyn ton Rd. Sth .
Dering, J. :i\II., 20 Princes St .
Gvosc, W . l~, 124 Mi lton Rd.
lVfartin, IT. \v ., \.Vrot ham R<l .
Multon & Wallis, Wrotham .Bd.
Tuffee, \ V., 50 Parrock 't.
GREENHf THE .
Lockyer , R., High St.
HALLING, L ower, Hoclu·str'r.
Coker, vV .
HA lVl\HURST.
Davis, T., High Gate
Edwa<ds, L., Ockky Rd.
Maskell, T., & Aro., The Moor Hill
Piper, F., The :Moor
BUILDERS AND
HERNE BAY.
Adams, E.T. J ., Ma rket St .
Dunham, P. J. , r2 Queen's Gdns.
G riggs, R . & E., High t.
Harris, T ., Brunsw.ick q.
Ingleton, A. S., H igh S t.
Peacock, vV., Canterbury Rd .
vVelby, C . W., Beach St .
West & Piggott, Station Rd.
W olfe , A., Hig h S t.
HEXTABLE .
Mundy, H . (Horticultural)
HYTHE .
Haiscll, -, St. L eonards Rd.
Scott, J.
LEE.
Burke, J., 7 Rembrandt Ter., High
Rd .
Cottell ....~I., Manor Lane
Gates, w. Thos., St . P eter's Court,
Lee Green
Havcll, G. F., 167 H igh Rd .
Kulse, Karl, 1o8 High Rd .
Sidery, J., 309 High Rd.
LE!GH, Toubridge.
Gale r, H . J.
Wickendcn, W. H.
LONGF!ELD, Dartford.
Gilham, R. W., Statio n Rd.
,. Longhurst, E.. tat ion Rd.
LOOSE, Mardstone.
Wilkins, E.
Wood, J., & Sons
LYNSTED, Sittingbourne.
Back, T .
Jl/A!DST01\ 'E .
Atkins & Hill s, 32 Church St.
Avard, R, vVest Boro'
Barden, T . T.. 8 Union St.
Bridge, J. fr., 6 Brewer St.
Candler, G., .Earl St.
MESSRS.
~· GoPbm~ Go.,
BUILDERS
AND
DECORATORS,
West Borough,
MAIDSTONE .
Same Premises as occupied by the
late A. N. PnYER & Co.
Cox Bros., 22 Stone t.
Elmore, T ., 62 & 66 Ki ng St.
Good win ~ Teffo ry, Station Rd .
Ottcwill, W . H .. & Son, St. Peters
Rd .
Pearce, G., i\Iill St .
G. E. Wallis &Sons,
Builders & Contractors,
Boxley Road Works and
Broadmead Wharf,
MAIDSTONE.
Receut works executl!d includ1- :
BARHA.CKS.
R .M. Barracks, W a ln1er, £15,000;
and Police qna.rters, Upnor, for the
Admiralty .
R.H.A. Barracks, Ald 0 rshot,
£30,000 . Officers' Quarters and
Huts, Shorn cliffe Camp, £75,000 .
Soldie rs' Quarters. Woolwich,
£33,000, fo r the War Department.
BREWERIES .
Fremlin's Brewery, Maidstone,
£30,000 . Oak Br ewery, Farn-
boro' , and ne\v Brewery for the
Forest Hill Brewery Co.; Wm .
Bradford, Esq., Archt.
CONTRACTORS.
Kent-continued.
G. E. WALLIS & SONS (con.)
Wares' Brewery, Frant, Hodgsona'
Brewery, Kingston - on - Thames,
Abbey Brewery, Malling, and New
Brewery, Blandford ; M essr s. A.
K inde1· & Sons, Archts.
Lower Brewery,Ma.idstone;Messrs.
Harrap and Dutlield, Archts.
BHIDGES .
New Bridge at Tonbridge, and
undersetting bridge at Aylesford,
both over the Med way; F. W. Huck,
Esq ., County Surveyor.
CHURCHES.
St. Luke's, Maidstone; £8,000;
W . H . Seth-Smith, Esq.,F.R.I.B.A.;
Archt.
St. Faith's and St . Philip's, Maid-
stone; E. W. Stevens, Esq., Archt.
DRAINAGE AND SA.NI'f ARY
WORKS .
Ashford Town Sewerage and Tanks.
Outfall Sewer, Chatham Dockyard.
Reconstruction of Drainage, Cav -
alry Barracks, Windsor , and R.H.A..
Barracks, Aldershot, for the .;w.D.,
including renewing a ll fittings .
I
Reconstruction of Drainage at
Rants . County Hospita.l,Winch ester;
Messrs. Stephen Salter and Adams,
Archts .
HOSPIT.A.LR.
Royal CamhridgeHospital, £26 ,000,
and Louise-Margaret Hospital,
£12,000, Aldershot, for the War
Department.
Hospital for Guardians of Folkes-
stone Union: Messrs . Ladds and
Hospital for G uardians of Ton -
bridge U nion; Messrs . Cronk,
Archts .
MA.LTINGS.
Complete Maltings a.t Maidstone
for Messr s. Pine & Sons, a nd at
Ashford, for Messrs. T. Chapman
and Son; at H ertford , for Messrs .
Gripper, Sons, a nd Wightman;
Messrs . A . Kinder and Son, Archts.
M ANSIONS .
Pax·k Honse, Boxley, for Major
Best.
Addington Park; J. Mac- Vicar
Anderson, Esq., A.r ch t.
Harwa.rton, Speldhlll·st; C. E.
Powell, :Esq., A.rcht.
HOTELS.
Castle Hotel, Tonbridge ; G.
Friend , Esq., Archt.
Hotel Wampach and West Cliffe
Hotel, and Hnnderts Hotel, Folke-
stone; A. Bromley, Esq., A.rcht.
SCHOOLS .
Science and Art Schools, M aid-
stone, £10,000; A . W. Smith, Esq.,
F .R.I.B .A ., Archt.
Schoola at Blackheath, Deptford,
Plumstead, Poplar, and Dulwich,
for the London ~chool Board; T . J,
Bailey, Esq., Archt.
W ATEH WORKS.
Reservoir, Collectin g Tank s, Pump-
ing Station s, etc., fo r t h e Maidstone
Water Co . ; Messrs. Easton & Co .,
Engineer s.
Reservoir and Pumping Station at
Mers tham and Kenley, for· the East
Surrey WuterCo.; M. B. W. l!'folkes,
Esq., Engineer.
WHARVES, &c.
River wall for the Maidstone Gas
Company.
New Wharf for M• STS . Hilton
Ander•on and Co., Ha.ring.
WORKHOUSES.
Casual Wards, Administrative
block, K itchen, Chapel, &c., £23,000
at E lham, n ear F olkestone; Mes"rs.
Ladds and Gardner, Archts.
-
New Casual wards, &c. at Pem-
bnry; Mess rs. Cronk, A.rcbts.
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1l!ALLl1\'G, East.
Allchin, W. H., :'>Iill St.
Pye, E . H., The Laurels
AIALL!J\'G, TVr.st.
I Hart
Hodges, G.
MARGATE .
Amos, J., Vlctoria Rd.
Anderson Bros., Fort Paragon
Bak('r, J.E., AlcxanCra Rd.
Bouchicr, , V, H., King St.
Brown, J .. & • ons, 26 Clifton St.
Doughty, F.l., Kew St .
Gore Bros., ddington Rd.
House, E., Thanet Rd.
Tenkins , Thos., Norfo lk Rd .
Padget, E., & Sons, Eaton Rd.
Para mor & Sons, Eaton Rd.
St:and, T. , is_ Buckingham Rd .
Stdf, S. W., Hamsgate Rd.
\.Vales J., U ni o n Crescent
1
Woodward, A., Zion Pl.
JlflLTON-NEXT-SJTTING-
BOURNE.
Bowes, G., 52 Chalkwell Rd .
Gardlcr, H., 27 Cha lkwell Hd.
NET-V BROMPTON.
Cornelius, T ., Balmora l Rd.
Gibbs, W. H., 126 M edway Rd .
Goodwin, E . J., 6j Win dmill Rd.
Hogg, }L W. , Col cge Aven ue
Phillips, H. E , Livi ngstone Rd.
Smith, A. F ., Duncan Rd.
Snow, \V. C ., 91 High St.
W ool lard, G., 297 <Jantcrbury St.
VVren, G eo., Copenhagen Rd.
NEvVINGTON, next Sitting-
bo11rue.
Brittcndcn, W., Hi g h St.
NORTHFLEET. •
Hayfield, W. H ., 7 London R d .
OLD BROJl/PTON.
King, W., Pros~cct House River St ..
vVatchurst, E. J ., & Son, 11iddlc St ..
ORPINGTON.
Somciford, H ., & Sou, High St.
Thorne, E. R., C hi slelb urst R d.
PENGE.
Pledge B ros ., 7 Hcckcnlrnm Rd.
PENSHURST.
Constable, H .
PLUMSTEAD.
Foreman, C., Blomfield Rd .
H odgin,l. H., 66 Sandy Hill Rd.
Hutton, If., 25 Chestnut Rd .
Kitl cy, Charles, 36 High St .
Lonergan, :M ess rs.
W are, A. J. , 105 Park Rd .
RA!llSGATE.
Forwalk, J. H., "The Elms"
Grumma nt, J., & ~o n s, Grange Rd ..
Jarman B ros., 6 & 8 A lbert St.
Kni g ht & M iles, Cannon Rd.
lviartin,Vl. \ V., '.E. R. Goods Yd.
~Iiriam, _G., l:icrcson
Newby, E . J., Eastcliff
Newby,;.. Gra nge Rd.
Port, \~ . H. St. Lawrance
1
Stock, Robert, 171 High 't.
White, J. & H. M eeting St .
\l'oodhall, J . '<v.,
Chatham St.
ROCH/JSTER .
Darby, J. & Son, 118 High St.
Durant, f.
H., t. l\1argarct Hanks
Patrick, J. & l\I., Star Hill
We..st Bro!).,
BUILDERS & .. .
. .. CONTRACTORS,
131 High St., Ro chester, and
Cuxten Road, Streed,
KENT.
Town Hall and Municipal Offices,
Chatham; G. E. Bond, Esq., A.rcht.
New Bon.rd Schools. 'l'roy '£own,
Roch est~r , and Gordon Road, Strood;
G. E. Bond , Esq., A.rcht.
Villa Hesidence, Sidcup; F . T. W.
Goldsmith, Esq., A r cht.
Club House for R.C.Y.C., Port
Victoria, Mesars. Hem y Ough & Son,
Archts.
Brewery, Strood; J. llfcMnllen
Brooks , Esq., Archt.
Stores, A curn \.Vharf, Rochester;
G. E. Bond, Esq., Archt.
ST. AIARJ' CNA J'.
Glassup Bros., Anglcsca Rd.
1
Bros., High St.
Taylor, ·11·. R., Anglcsca Rd.
SAND&ATE .
BrissC'ndcn, Jam cs
J cal, ] . J., 1 Ca1·cndish Villas
SANDIVllH.
Brisl r,
SE./c
l· Ash, near
LCH?l RT, Seveuoaks .
Saxby, G eorge
SEVHNOAll'S.
Rca,·cn, E .. 73 London Rd.
Hodges, IV., St. John's

Kent-continued.
WILTSHIRE & SON,
Builders & Contractors,
Sevenoaks, Kent.
W orks ex~cu ttd include : -
Additions, Riverhead Church; Sir
Arthur Blomfield, A . R.A. Altera-
tions and Additions, Kemsing
ChUl·ch; T. G. Jackson, Esq.,
A .R.A., M.A., F.S.A.,Mansion, Oak
Bank Seal, Kent; Messrs. Hooker
><nd Hemmings. Baptist Chapel and
Schools,_ Sevenoaks; John Will•,Esq.
Boo.rd :::ichool and Master's House,
Sevenoaks; Thos.Potter,Esq. Seven-
oaks ConstituLional Club ; Thos.
Potter, Esq. Metropolitan Police
Station, Chislohurst; J . Butler, Esq.
New Business Premises, Sevenoaks;
J . W. Bl'ooker, Esq., F .R.I.B .A.
House at Sevenoaks i Messrs. Niven
andVV'igglesworth. Houses at Seven -
c)aks; E. E. C ronk, E~q. House at
Sevenoaks; Erne~t Turner, Esq.
Stables,Bulimba, Sevenoaks; Messrs.
Salimous and Steinthall. Additions
Ide Hill Schools ; St. Aubyn and
Wadling. Additions, Royal Cl'own
Hotel, Sevenoaks; T. H .Wy1ttt, Esq.
Orainage Works Sevenoaks; Dr.
Col'field, House, 'Limpsfield , Kent; '
Arthur Keene, Esq., Alterations and
Addition• to the Hatch, Sevenoaks,
for Lady Brabourne. Alterations
and Additions, Lullin1?stone Castle,
Eynsford, for Sir W'illiam Hart
-
Dyke, Entrance Lodge and Model
Cottages for Lord H illingdon.
SHEERNESS.
Hughes, E. F., Broadway
Pavey, G., r5r High St.
• SHOREHAM, S evenoa /.·s .
Rich ardso n, T .
SIDC UP.
Hope, B . vV., Birkbeck Rd.
T. KNIGHT, I
BUILDEH A:SD CONTllAC'l'OH,
STEAM SAW MILLS
AND
JOINERY WORKS,
Craybrook e House, Mai n Rd.
SIDCUP.
WOUKS EXECUTE D INCI.-UDU:-
DartforQ. Infirmary, £6,500. Mar·
tin's Bank , £3,500. Flats. Stoke
Newington, £30,000. Northwood,
Middlesex, Additions, £2,500. Re -
building H Fox," Keston, £2,900.
Public Hall, Bexley, £2,000. Wes-
leyan Church, Sidcup, £4,000. Police
Station, St . Mary Cray, £3,500. Lord
Bexley Arm•.£4,200. Martin's Bank
Sidcup, £1,600. London & Provindal
Bank, Sidcup. Dartfotd Un ion,
19,009.
Martin & W ells
THE SIDCUP
Steam Joinery, Moulding
Works, and Building
Material Depot,
SHIRLEY WORKS-
MAIN ROAD,
SIDCUP.
Stebbi ng &Pan nett
BUILDERS, DECORATORS,
SAN IT ARY EN G JN1<:1rnR & G K l\'ER .\L
O::f'l'HA C'l'ORS.
Funerals Furnished.
BUILDERS AND
SITTINGBOURNE.
Bishop, E., Albany St.
Bowes, G ., Chalkwell Rd .
George, S. & G., Green St.
Luckett, S., 76 \Villiam St.
Monk, T., Terrace Rd.
Pavey & Sons, 52 West St.
Seager, L. 1 London Rd.
Tidy, H. J., I Bell Rd.
SNODLAND.
Bishop, W . F .
Langridge, R., Ham Hill
Tomlin, T., Bramley Rd.
Wilford, J.
SOUTHBOROUGH.
Gallard, C. J., 28 Pennington Rd.
Hudson, T., Holden Park
SOUTH FLEET.
Lucas, C., High St.
STROOD, R oe!u'.l'fer.
Rob e rt, Charles S., J ersey Rd.
West Bros., Cuxton Rd.
W est, G., Station Rd.
SUTTON-AT-HONE, Dai·ifo,.d.
Wootton, ' ·V., Main Rel.
I
SUTTON VALENCE.
Wood, James, & Sons
SWANLEY 7UNCTION.
Lonsdale, J ohn, London Rd.
SW'ANSCOMIJE .
Combes, J., Eglington Rd.
Ramsay, J. W. Ivy Cottage
1
TONBRIDGE .
Elkington, J.C., 58 High St.
Th1artin & Co ., Barden
M eads, H., " ' oodside Rd.
Punnctt, E., & So n
1'UNBJITDGE TVELlS.
Beale & Son, Frant Rel.
Crates, J., & Son, Grnsvcnor Rd .
Goodwin B1·os., Goldini,r St.
Grover, G., Calverley St.
arvi s, .Tohn, 6 Vale Rd .
f Cronshaw).. T . 1 I Spencer St. tl\lfason)
udd, V\T. E., 24 Stone St.
ury, VV . l~ . 1 & Son, Camde n Rd.
ency & Son, 63 St. J ohn's Rd.
Th1ansficlds, G. , & Son, Parade
Marshall, J .. 32 Grosvenor Rd.
.I enn, G. & F ., Pcm bury
Ryder, T., 16 Gro,·e Hill Rd.
Soper & Jon es, l\1ount Pleasant Rtl.
Strange & Sons,
Builders, Contractors , and
Decorators.
On1c Es :-34 LONDON ROAD.
Joi11e1·,11 Nill a1al Works-
CRESCENT RD., TUNBRIDGE WELLS.
Q1(a:rr.t1 ./Or '/'u,11bridf/1J lVel!s Stnne-
LANGTON, NR. TU NBRIDGE WELLS·
iVorks ex,.c1tt d include-
At rrunbridge 'Yelle, Residence,
£8,700; W . B. HUGHF. S, Esq., A.rcht.
Carriage Factory, £6,500; Messrs.
H. H. & E. CRONK, Archts. Resi-
dence a nd Stabling," Rusthall,"
£4,500; Col. R. W. Eo1 s , F.S.A.,
Archt. Residence, Culverden
Park, £2,500 i H. C. LA Noga, Esq.,
A.. R .I. H.A., Archt. Residence,
Vale Royal, £12,500; Messrs . H. H.
& E. CR'JNK, Archts. Residence,
F rant Road, £3.400; R . C. LANDER,
Esq. , Archt. Canon Hoare Me-
morial, Tunbridge 'Wells, £goo ; J.
Or. . omD Sc<1TT, E sq., Archt. Resi-
dences, Warwick Park , £6 ,300;
W. S. Putla.nd, Esq. Residence,
Mount Pleasant, £3 1 000; C. H.
STnANGE. Esq .. A.R.I.B ..~., Archt.
Residence, •' \Varwick Lodge, "
£3 1 250; W. CAMPBELL JONE S, Esq. ,
A.. R.I.B.A., A rcht. Additions to
Mansion , Crowborougli., £1 ,000 i
A. STRONG, Esq., F.R.1.B.A .. Archt.
Exten•ion Tonbridge School,
£25,000 ; w. CA:'itP IH~ L L JtJNE8,
I Archt London & County Bank,
Crowborough. £3,400; W. CAMP-
urr.u. Jo:s-ES , Archt. Additions to
·' Oakover, " Ticehun:;t, £u,ooo;
ASTON WEBn, Esq., A.R.A., A.rcht.
V ictoria Hal , Southborough,
£4,000; W. HARMEU, Esq. , Archt.
Addi tion s 11 Fern bank,'' Buxt ed,
£1,500; A. BLOM1r1ELDJ ACKSO::-t ,Esq .,
Archt.
CONTRACTORS.
Kent-·continued.
WALMER .
D enne , T. T .
Turner, J.E., Cornwall Rd.
Wise , J. J.
WA TERINGBUR Y.
Dray, \V' . J.
vVells, \'f., Mereworth Rd .
WELL/NG .
Bright!ing, J. !VI.
Garlick & Crutchfield
WESTGA 7E . ON-SEA.
Brown, E ., 7 Princes T c r.
Lockwood, A. G., & Co., The Grove
H7ESTERHA 1lf.
Martin, E., & Son
WEST W'JCKHAM.
Killick, J.
Lancashire.
ACCRINGTON.
Accrington & Church Industri a l Co~
Oycrative Society, Ltd., 5 Oak St.
(Joiners)
Barnes, J., Lr. Antley Ild. 1Plast.)
Bradley, l'fm., Dale t . (Joiner)
Brooks, Vv. J., Blackburn Rd.
(Plum ber)
Carter & Sons (R. P.), 54 Blackburn
Rd .
Carter, Wm., ro6 B lackburn Rd .
(Plumber)
Cowell, H., School St. (Joiner)
Critchley, J. H., 417 Blackburn Rd.
(Bricklayer & :Mason)
Cronshaw T., Rumley Rd. (Plast.)
Cunliffe, u. H., & Son, rr6 VVatcr
St. (Masons)
Dickinson, J. & Son,39 ''fh allcy Rd.
(Plumbers)
Dixon,"'· H.,,.Bold t. (Mason)
Douthwaite, J· W ., VV'b alley Rd.
(Pl asterer)
Eastwood.i. G .. Horne St. (Plast . )
Evans & L.o., Ry. tation (Slaters)
Foster, S., & Son, Abbey St. (Paints.)
Grimshaw, J. , Dill Ii.all Lane,
Church (Mason)
Hindle, T., caitl iffe St. (Joiners)
Kay, John, Albio n Tcr. (Slater)
Nuttall , R., l\Ia lt t. (Toincr)
Ramsbottam, Hannibal R. , '\' hall cy
Rd . (Brickl ayer & Mason)
Ramshottam, Hy., Croft St. (llfason)
Riley, B., Gran(Tc Lane (J oi ncr)
Robe rts, Tohn, Barnes St. (Slater)
Roberts, L. Barnes 't. <T oiner)
Robinson, J., 16 Bridge St. (Plmbr.)
Sharpl es, J., Spring· Hill (Excavator
and Drain e r}
Stewart & Duckworth, Antlry
(Masons)
Vickers, G., Rumley Rd. (Joiner)
\Vaddington, II., Gr::i.nt St. (Joiner)
Waddington, Jas., Whall ey Rel. (and
l\Iason)
ADLINGTON.
Blackledge & Sons, i\farkct St.
Hrownlcy, ..A.lfd. 1 Holton Rd.
Fairclough, L ., Cemetery Rd.
AIGBURTH (see Liverpool) .
AINTREE (see Lt'verJ•o/) .
ASHTON-IN-Jl/AKERFJELD.
G reen, \V., \Vigan Rd., Bryun
Hump hreys & Rampling, Golborne
Rd., Stubshaw Cross
~=> e nnington, Peter Heath Rel.
1
Pennington, T., Gerard St. (Plmbr.)
Unsworth & l~ob e rts (Plumb ers)
I ASHTON-ON- RIBBLE, P1esfo,,,
Fazakcrly, N., Jun . (Brickbyer)
Jopping Bros. (B ri cklayers)
ASHTON-UNDER -L YNE .
D ea n, T., Hurst Brook
Evans, Charl es , 'tockpor t Rd .
Fish, Robert, Oldha m R d.
Fitton & Bowness, Dean St.
Kirby, E., Blandford t .
D.Iarland, F ., G ranville Ter.
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WHJTSTABLE.
A mos & Foad, Church Rd .
Cornelius, T.
Gan n & Co.
Porter, T. ""\¥., Harbour P lace
Reeves Bros., H igh St.
WILMINGTON, Drrrif01·d.
1\1.Iartin, T., Orange Tree Ter.
WOODCHURCH, As!iford.
Bourne, W . H., & Son
WOOLWICH.
Covil, E. G ., 73 Brewer t .
Fenn, A . T., R ectory Place
Harris, ·w., Elizabeth St., North
Woolwich
Hodgin, J. IL, 45 Thomas St.
Kirk & Randall, \V'a rren Lane W'ks.
Newman, T. B., Colcm;i.n S t.
Proctor, :if., x \\Ta lpol e Pl.
Stephens, H. J.. & Son, 47 Hill St.
T bomas & Edge, Anglesca Avenue
ED. MARSHALL,
Joiner,
Builder & General Contractor,
Chapel St. Saw Mills,
Ashton = under = Lyne.
Churi:./t,B(l11k, tC: Shop Fit.tings
of f"uery desi..ri71tion.
Telepho ' e - 274 (National ).
IV 01·ks executed include-
Improvements Old t., Ashton-
under-Lyne, including two Hotels
o.nd four large Sh ops; Bank for
Manchester and County at Glossop;
Hank forParrs at Stalybridge; Head -
quarters and Drill Hall for 3rd V .B.
l!'usileers at Salford; Bank, Ashton,
for Mercantile; H ighland Ladd ie
Hotel, llfossley; Bush Inn , Droyls-
den; Joiner vVork, Board School,
Dukinfield; Refr.shment Room and
Ice Storage for Stamford Park Com-
mittee, Ashton-und er-Lyne; Gentle-
men's Residences,Romiley, vVoodley
and Clayton Bridge ; Shops a t Fair-
field; Joiner 'Work , Shops, for
Stalybridge Corporation , &c., &e.
Ridyard, J. Turner Lane
Robinsou, John, Cavendish St.
Swallow & Taylor, Cockbrook
"\¥"illiamso n, J. Vrl., R enry Sq.
Woodhead, J. & J., Catherine St.
ATHERTON.
Annette, Alfred, 9+ High St.
Brownlow, R ., r38 Stanley St.
Croft, T., & Sons, 82 Tydesley Rd.
Grcgso n's (H.) Exors., :Meal }{ouse
Lano· (Masons)
Grundy, Th o~ .• Thomas St.
Langley, J., i\Iorlcy St.
Manley, JoS<'ph, Bol to n Old Rd.
Rathbone1 Robt., & Sons, Bolton
New Ra. {.i\rlasons)
Tildesley, J., F lapper Fold Lane
Jl.il CUP . .1l. lanchPsler .
Hcnning'ton,'l'., Rochdale Rd. (Pain-
ter)
l~ rt-wc ry, J., Ncwchurch Rd.
Clegg, R., Rurnloy Rd., (Plumber)
Cropper Bros., L . Rockliffe (:Ylasons)
Darlington , R., Trwell St. (&Sewage
Contractor)
Fielding & Son, Rochdale Rd.
(Plasterers & Painte rs)
Gibbon, W., & Son (R.P.), Pipping
Bank
Graham, F., Lee 1\fill
Greenwood, J., Nc\v Linc End (and
Joine rs)
}:f a.rgrcavcs & Nuttall, 'Vatcrsidc
l{argrcavcs, J. H. , Burn ley Rd.
I-Iarri son , \V., Brita nnia
Law, J., & Sons, Rockliffc (Joiners)
Smith & Borcock, HlaCkthorne
(Masons)
Sutcl iffe, J. \'f . (&Joi ner)
\ i\Talkden, \\T. , Todmordc n Rel.
BARDSLEY, Asldon- 1ouler- lJ'11e.
'V' oodward, F. (Brickl ayer)
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Lancashire-continued.
BARROW-IN -FURNESS.
Adams, S . A ., Duke St. (Plumber)
Backbouse, T., w·arwick St. (Pl um-
ber)
Blumenthal, H., Cavendish St.
(Plumber)
Bowen, S ., Rawlinson St. (& Toin e r)
Brown, T., Hindpool Rd . (Br"klr.)
Bryan, J"<.Cavendish St. (Plumber)
Cox, J., .ttindl!ool Rd .. (B ri cklayer)
Cox, John, Oxlord St. (Bricklayer)
Fairbairn, \.V., Abbey Rd. (Maso n )
Gell, J. , Forshaw St. (Plumber)
Gradwell, Vv., & Co., Hindpool Rd.
HUDDLESTONE, H., 37 Car-
lisle St. (Plasterer.
Jackson, J. Greengate St. (&Joiner)
Lloyd, S., Dalian St. (Painter, &c .)
Morris, lVI., Cavendish St. (I lumber)
Neal, J . H., Abbey Rd. Bridge
Ormandy, W., 44 Church St. (and
J oiner)
l'aul, J., Paxton Ter. (Plasterer)
Ramsey, W., Ramsden Sq. (Plumber)
l~oss, D., Rawlinson St. (Plumber)
Saddler, W ., High St. (and Joiner)
Slee, T ., Warwick St. (and Joiner)
Thirlwall, J., Whitehead St . (Plas-
terer & Slater)
Tickle, J., & Sons, \.Villiam St .
(Joiners)
Varley, G., Abbey Rd . (Mason)
Walker, J., Storey Sq. (Plasterer)
Ward, T., 22r Dalton Rd. (Plbr . &c .)
BAllJ/OWFOJID, Nelson.
Bowler, J. , & Sons, Gisburn Rd .
BE1VTJ-IAJll, Laucaslli're.
Rurrow, J. and 1.
Cumberland & Holmes (Joiners}
Cumberland, J.
Greenep , Wm . (R.P.)
BJRKDALE, see Soutltport .
BISP/JAJlf, Presto".
Sims,J .
BLACKBURN.
A insworth, \rVm., 20 Sarah Ellen St .
(Plasterer)
Airey, A ., Hanson St. I Plasterer)
Airey,Frank ,49 Nortbgatc (Pl umber)
A ngles, F . H . (R .P.), Audley Range
Bai ley, T., Granville Rd . (Plumber)
Baron, M., Vernon St. (&Joiner)
Harton, E ., S4 Moss St. (Plasterer )
Boland, J., \.Vesley St. (Mason)
Bolton, J as., Regent St. (&Joiner)
Honnell, J., Alice St. (Slater, &c .)
Brooks, G. Darwen St. (& Joiner) ·
Carus & Sons, \.Vhalley Range
(Plumbers)
Caton, J., ~I Fielden St. (Carpenter)
Catterall , J. , 4qNab Lane (Plllmber)
C hadburn, J. (R.P.) , 24 Salford St.
C hadwick,G.,Clarendon Rd. (Pavio1)
C ha dwi ck_,_ W., Chorlton St. (Pavior I
C harles, K., New Park St. (Joiner)
C harnley, J. , r6 Caroline St., Mill
Hill (Bricksetter)
Charnley, Thos., & Son, I47 Queen's
Rd. (.M:tsons & J ri cksetters)
C heetham, C. (R.P.), 49 Darwen St.
Cood, \.\T., & Sons, Carr St. (Plastrs.)
Coulth crd , T., Mytton (Joiner)
Cronshaw, John, 42 Lancaster Pl.
Cronshaw, W., 'William :Henry St.
(and J oi ner)
Cronshaw...\ \.V; T. \.\T., P~1mp ~t .
C unliffe,.!!,. (h_.P.), 13 h.111g St.
Cunliffe, IV. H ., 22 New Market St.
(Painter)
Davies, R., Limbrick (Plumber)
De"vhurst, G ., 13 Garden St. (Pavior)
Dickenson, W ., 47 Victoria St.
(Pain ter)
Dixon & Son, 1s__ Town Hall 't.
(Ecc lesiastical Decorators)
Dixon, C., ~2 l\{incing Lane (Painter}
Duerden, 'iz. ] ., 5S V ictoria St .
(Painte1·)
Eastwood,}., Regent St. (Slater, &c.)
Edmundson, W., Bolton Rd.
Fecitt, J., & Sons, Weir .'t. (Masons)
l4. . ie1ding, J., Cedar St. (Hrickscttcr)
Foster Bros.,AudleyRd.(Slaters,&c.)
Garstang, L., III Bastwcll Ter.
(Painter)
G illibrand, J., Downham St. (J3rick-
setter)
Gillibrand, W ., IS Hardman St.
(Bricksetter)
Gregson, T., & Son, Higher Eannm
Grime, J. VI/., IOI Snig B rook
(Plasterer)
Hanson, S ., 20 Wellesley St ., Bank
Top
Harden, S. J. 23 "nape St. (Joiner)
Hargreaves, i'. 49 Ki ng- St . (Fainter)
Harrison, T. ,&Son,BirleySt.(J oiners)
BUILDERS AND
Higb ton,J. , & Sons, Bridgewater St·
·wi tto n (and Joiners)
Hi ghton, J., Jun., I Redland Brow,
\.Vitton lPlumber)
Higson, T. , & Son, Byron St.
Hill, Robt ., Swan St. (and Joiner)
Hilton, C., 80 Highton Ter. (Brick-
layer)
Hilton, R. B., & Sons , Byron Ter.,
\.Vitton
Hii1dle, C., Rcvidge Quarry
H odgson,G.&G .,Snig Hrook(J oiners)
Hodgson, R., Bold St. (Plasterer)
H olden, rhos., Booth St. (l'ifason)
Hollis, R.; 16 Sour :Milk Hall Lane~
(Plasterer)
Hu bbcrstey,Rbt.,La rkhill (Plumber)
Isherwood, W. & J ., 54 Darwen St.
lPaintcrs)
Jenkins, W., 77 Queen's Park Tcr.
(Drainer)
Job nson,l., Granvil leRd . (and Joiner)
l(ecley, G., & Son, Nab La. (Joiners)
l(enyon & J\'Ioulding, :Montague St.
(and Joiners)
Kenyon.J. 72Montague St.(Plumbcr)
Law, W. H. (R.P.), 35 Kinf, St.
Leaver, ] ., & Son, 47 No r thgate
(Painters)
Lewis, E ., & Sons, Shorroc.:k Delph
(Masons)
Livesey, J., G•dligreaves St. (Joiner)
Livesey, W., Hall St. (j oi ner )
Marshall & Dent, Limbrick (and
J oiners)
Miller, J., Randal St. ( "later, &c .)
Or;nerod, J ., & Son, u8 Lambeth St.
(Plasterers)
Parker J Peter St Daisyfield (Car-
pc n t~r ~;1d Join cr)'
Parker, Thos., Riley St. (Joiner)
Pickup, H ., 68 Northgatc (Painter)
Pye, John , Lambeth St. (] 0111er)
Robinson, Heys & Co., 76 Earl St.
(Asphalters)
Salisbury, E ., 13 Freme St. (Brick-
settcrJ
Sharples, J as., Shaw St. (and Jo iner)
Shaw, A., 49 Victoria St. (Plumber]
Shorrock, J ., Randal St . (Joiner, & c .)
Simm, lsrael, New Chapel Flousc,
Baldcrstone, near
Simm, \V. H. , Turner Sq., Bank 'Top
Smith, Hy., Wl1all ey Range (and
Joiner)
Southworth Brothers, Merchant St.,
Salford· Bridge (Carpenters)
Stones, \Vn~ ., & Sons Darwen St.
Talbot, T., Bastwell kc!. (Joiner)
Thompson,J .,St.PeterSt.(Slater,&c.)
Topping, \.V. A ., Bastwell (Plumber)
Varley, Thos., King St., \.Vballey
VVa!kdcn 1
J., 15 Ainsworth 't.
(Painter)
Walsh, Jos. IL, Duke's .Brow (and
l oi ner)
\ifalsh, 1? . & Son, IJ Penny St.
1 (] oiners)
(Plumbers)
IVebster, K ., IVeir St. (and Joiner)
W elsby, Wm., Ash St . (Joiner)
Whalley, IV. & J., 63 Limbrick
(Plasterers)
IVbewcll, E., Bromley St . (Joiners)
\.Vhittaker, C . L.,39l:'reston New Rd.
(Pl umber)
Whittaker, J., & Sons, Johnston St.
(and _Joi ncrs)
\.Vhittakcr, Robt., & Sons, Hope St.
(and Joiners)
IVill iams, VI., 5 Ross St. (Mason)
BLAC!(LEY.
Butterworth, F., Market St.
"Whittaker, C ., Peel Hank, Old Rd.
J:JLACJ<POOL .
Ainsworth, H . (R.P.), lit Lytham
Rd., S.S.
Ainsworth, J . "\•\' ., Back Lowery St.
South Shore (Joiner) · Church St .
Ainsworth, Vv., 78 & So E li zabeth St.
Bamford, [ ., 70 Peter St. (joiner)
Birchall, £dwc1., 30 Lytham Rd.
Hlacka, Jas., :Marton Bank, Great
Marton (Plasterer)
Blackburn & Ffasti ngs, Osborne Rd.,
South Shore (joiners)
Blacou, T., 48 Cambridge Rd.
(Bricklayer)
"011ny, R . \.V., C hurch St. (Joiner)
B ad bury, T., Hagot. ·1., S.S (joiner)
Hrown 1 T ., 156 Central Drive
Butler & Hardman, :Manchester Rd.
Butterworth, S., & Sons, Livingstone
Rd. (?lfasons)
Cardwell, \ & Bros., 16~ Ch1;1.r?b St.
1
Cartmell, l'L, 53 Albert t., S.S.
Chadwick Hros:.t Little Layton(J nrs.)
Chadwick,\.V., central Drive (Joiner)
Cballoner,F., 20 RaikesRd .(Plumbr.J
CONTRACTORS.
Lancashire-continued.
Challoner, T .,& Son(R.P.),Parker St.
Collin s Gco.,6 Palatine Rd. (l\ilasonJ
1
Cookson, H. 1 25 Shaw Rd., South
Shore (Bricklayer)
Coop, J .,& 'ons,5A Lower King St.
(Painters, &c.)
Couslton, J. (R.P .), Bank Hey St.
Craven, Jas., 24 Eaves St.
Crighton, C .,Skew Hdgei'..S.S. (J oincr)
Crook Bros. Benson's anc, '.S.
1
Crosby, R., Caunce. ·1. (Plumber)
Dewhurst, J. B., Upper Braithwaite
St., Claremont (Plasterer)
Docking, J. W ., General St. (Joiner)
Dodds & Levick (R.P .'s),St.A nn'sSt.
Dodd, \ •Vm ., 1.1 Clare St., Lytham
Rd., South Shore (Plumber)
E•wes, 'f., 49 1-looth ly Rd. (Bricklyr.)
Eaves, \V ., & Co., Springfield
Escolmc, H., nG Caunce ~t. (Road
and Sewer Contractor)
Fenton, J. & R., Cauncc St.
.F ielding & l-Iarrics Broadway, S .S.
1
Fielding, J., & Sons, Hirley ::)t. (and
:i\1asons)
Fletcher, J. M., Ld., C lare St ., S.S.
Forrest & Oldham, Lytham Rd.,
Sou th S hore (Masons)
Fryer,A.,22 St.Alban'sRd.(Bricklyr. )
Garside, J ., Elizabeth St. (Maso n)
Gaskell & Tilley, 219 Lytham ltd.,
·. '.(Masons)
Gray, Mason & Co ., Dickson Rd.
Hall, Wm., High St. (Bricklayer)
Hartley, Daniel, 75 Park R<l.
Hartley, T ., Princess St. <Joiner)
H <trtley, T. H., S. Edward St.(Joiner)
I-Icywoocf, R., Cookson St. (Plumber)
Hill & Sons, Gt. Marton \Bricklyrs.)
Hilton, /as . 12 New Rd .
1
Hull , V\ ., 23 Upper Rraithwaite St .
Judson, T., Caunce St. (Plumber)
l{ay, J.1 & . 'ons, 31 Elizabeth St.
(Slaters)
Kenyon, J.. l\Taterloo Rd., outh
Shore (l lumber, &c .)
Kerfoot, S., Caunce St. (Bricklayer)
Knight, G., Jun ., 6+ Belmont Av.
Lawso n, 'l'., & Co ., Church St. ,
South Shore (and Joiners)
Leed.J.,HighSt.(Fla;;:ger and S later)
Lindley & W"ild.Churd St.(Painters)
Lupton, Ba~ley, & Richardson,
Cocker and Exchange St. (l\1asons)
:Mo ister, "\¥. , & Co., Caunce St.
(J~ricksetters and Toiners)
Moreton./ f .,Lytbam1<.d. ,S. '. (] oiner)
Morris,) .,BloomfieldRd. ,S S(Sewers)
Myles, Jas., 2 Livingstone Rd.
Nickson, R., Bagot St., S .S . (l\1ason)
Nightingale, T. , & Co . 'p ringficld
Estate, South Shore (joiners)
Noble,J. W . (R.P.), 22SLytbam Rd.,
South Shore
Orme, S., 8 Carsbalton Rd.
Parkinson, J., and Sons, l(cnt l<. d.
Parr, H., 40 CoronationRd.(Plumbr.)
Polland, A .. Cow Gap Lane (:\fason)
Porter, J., Hill St., S.S. (Toiner)
Preston & D ry land, 117 Cauncc . 't.
(Masons & Hricklayers)
Pye,]., New Rd . (."later)
Richardson, H. K., S6 Hornby Rd.
Robinson, FI., 14 Hill St., So uth
"hore (Slate r)
Singleton, C has .. 3 Cheltenham Rd .
Smith, H. (R.P .), Church St ., S.S.
Sm ith, T.H .,Abingdon St.(&Toiner)
Stafford & Sons, 76 Lytham Kd., S .S .
(Plumbers)
Talbot & 'Walton, Chappell St.
(Joiners)
Taylor, E ., 7 Brighton Par. (Drainer)
Turner,] ., Talbot Rd . (Plumber)
\.Valkcr, Tho::;., St. Anne's St.
Walmsley & Sons \R.P.) Back
Walsh,S., S2 Huchanan St. (Plumber)
'\•Yard & Hro'\'11, Central Drive
(Bricklayers and Plasterers)
Ward, J., 121 High St. (Hricklayer)
\Varel, 'Wm., Lowrey St. (Plasterer)
Whitehead, S . & ] ., Elizabeth St.
(Bricklayers aml "Masons)
\.\Thiteside, J ., Charles St. (Joincr)
'\Vhiteside, J., u8 Buchanan St.
(Drainer)
\.Vorthington & Sons, 23 Birley St.
(Decorators, Plumbers, &c.)
w·orthington, G .(R.P.), -14 Bonny St.
\.Yray, R. J., New Rd . (Mason)
\.Vri~ht, G. & T., 18 Holton Rd, S.S.
u 1JJ1eD1~0~~Lg.~t\<;D1.
(P
Bate, James
Costain, R.
Taylor, Jas., 2 Mersey View
BOLTON.
Altbam, W., Westbrook St. (Slater)
Atherton & Norri s, JI Bradford Rd.,
Gt. Lever
Atherton, J. ,6<)Bridgma nPI .(Painter)
Bell, J., 2A Waterloo St. (Plumber)
Bocock, R. & J., Howard St . (Stone-
masons)
Booth, J ob n, 56 Kay St . (Painter)
Booth, John, 236 St . George's Rd.
(Plasterer and Pai ntcr)
Bourne & Son, Castle St. (Painters)
Bradbury, J. , & Sons, S4 Orlando St.
(Masons an d Bricklayers)
Bramwell, W., 56 Poplar St. (Slater)
Brown & Naylor, 28 Chorley Old
Rd . (Bricklayers)
Hrown, Richd.,SchoolHiJI (Plumber)
Bullough, E., 20 Bath St. (Plumber)
Burrow, \ ·V ., & Son, Ruth St. , St.
George's lZd. (& Jo iners)
Clapham, \Iv., 20-22 CastleSt.(Slater)
Critchley, H., r9 Palace St. (Plas-
terer and Painter)
Cuerden, R. (R.P.), & Sons, 212 St.
George's Rel.
Cunliffe, W.,Dean Rd. (Joine r)
Davies, R., 72 Shaw St.
Dawson T ., 5r H arpers Lane (and
Joiner)
Dewhirst,Richd., 7 York St. (Painter)
JJickinson, J., Bark St. (Stonemasn .)
Dobie, \¥., & Sons, Nelson St.
(Joiners)
Dunning- & Morris, i66 & i68 Crook
St. (Plasterers and Painters}
Duxbury, 9'· Vt/., 184 ~lorniogton Rd.
Edwards, E ., 27 Duke St . oincr)(J
Entwistle, L., 46 Grove St., Halli-
well (Painter)
Flitcroft, Jas., 2S Howell Croft
(Plasterer and Painter)
Glover Bros. 1 Dawes St . (Stonemsos)
GornalJ, J., & Son, III Ellesmere St.
(Bricklayers)
G regory, John, Fletcher St. (Slater)
G regson & Smith, Merehall St.
(Masons)
Halliwell, John, Weston St.
Hare, \.Vm"56Clarcnce 't.(lronfixer)
Hanvood,1hos., 75 Kay St . (Plumber)
HaywooJ, Henry, 21 Church St.
Hind, R.1. IVillows Lane, Derby St.
Hindley,.[.,6 .NuttallTen. (Hricklyr.)
Hodson, T. , St. George's Rd.(Slater)
Holden,Geo" 125DerbySt. (Plumber )
Hope, Geo., lluth St. (Sewerage)
Howorth, Thos ., 258 Halliwell Rd.
(Plumber)
Hudson, J., Blackhorse St.
Jackson, F., 296 Bark St. (Joiner)
Jones,i;;.;23 r DeanRd.(Plasterer,&c.)
Jones, tliram, Gibbon St. (Plasterer)
[ones, I. (H.P.), So School Hill
l<.earns,W., 10 S impson St. (Sewers)
Keatley, r.. l Greenwood St.(Joiner)
Kenyon, R . '\\T., Spa Rd. (Joiner)
Kilburn,T.,46 Arrowsmith''tcr .(Swrs)
Latham, Jas., I4I Fletcher St.
(Plumber)
Leach, J. & J., 176 Blackburn Rd.,
Astley Hridge (Masons)
Lee,\.V., Church Bank (Plumber, &c.)
l\'Iaginnis, E. & D., Bow St.
:Marsden, J. H. & G ., Bridge St .
(Joiners)
i\lason, H., Marsden Rd .
~1c rrick, _T .,5 7Bri<li;;,manSt. (Bric kl yr.}
l\Iosley, R., Pen St.
Page C., & Son, Reformation St.
Paitdn, R., 5 Hradford St . .<&.Joiner)
Pickersgill, \ •V., 1 Darb1sl11re St .
(Stonemason)
Pollitt, \.V., 47 Pool St. (Sewers)
Potter, T., r13 Hr'.tdsbawg";te(Pl umb cr)
Ratcliffe, j., Sons & Co., I08 St .
George's Rd. (Plasterers. &c . }
Rayner, R., Fold's l<. d. ( Join er)
Recd, J., 224 Blackburn lZd. (Brick-
layer)
lZoberts, H., 142 Bradshawgate
(Painter and Decorator)
Roberts,J., Thos.Holden St. (Joiner)
Rogers & Sons, IJO St. George's
Rd. (Plasterers and Painters)
Rothwell, J., 90 Der~)' ·t. (Plumber)
Ryley, Geo ., Derby St.
Scholes, Fred ., 2.J2 Blackburn Rd.
(Plumber)
Scholes, J., 26 Cobden St. (Plumber)
Scholes,__ R., & Son, 701 Blackburn
Rd. (.Pl umbers and Glaziers)
Scholes, Thos., Hibbert St. (Mason)
Scowcroft, John, 346 Deane Rd .
(Bricklayer)
Seddon, S ., Il6 Manchester Rd.
Seddon, W. z., 25S Deane Church
Lane (Bricksetter)

Lancashir"e-continued.
Sharples, ·w.,25 Brown St. (Bricklyr.)
Shurmcr, Thos., 308 :Manchester Rd .
Simcock , J., & Son, 19 Great Moor
St. (and Bricklayers)
Shaw, VVm., JI Heverley Rd .
Skinner,A. ,131 CborleyOldRd.(Plbr.)
Skin nerjJ .,Higher Bridge St . (Join er)
Slater, ohn, I I I Higher Bridge St.
S later & Russel l, 48 Bridge St.
(P lumbers and G laz iers)
Stewart, Jas ., & Sons, rr4 Nelson St.
(l:')lastcrcrs and Pa in ters)
Talbot, J ., & Sons, 67 Davenport St.
(Bricklayers)
Taylor, Jos., & Co., 3 Old Hall St .
North (Plumb•ers)
Ta:ylor, Joshua. \V., Ld., B ury New
Rd. (and J oincrs)
Thomasson,& Walmsley, Elgin St.
Thomason, '\V. , 2 r'\V cs ton St. (Pl umber
and Glazier)
Townson, Wm., & Sons, Ltd., Park
Hill St ., Chorley Rd. (Joiners)
Turner, Tol1n,16 Ralph St. (Plasterer)
Tyson, n.. J., Crown St. (Joiner)
Vause, J.,& Son,54Duke St. (Plmbrs.)
Waddicott, T. H ., 246 Darwen Rd.
Bromley Cross
'Walsh, R., Daubhill (Plumber, &c.)
'Warburton, A., .13 St. Helen's Rd.
(Plasterer and Painter)
Ward,'W.,7 Crook St. (Plasterer, &c.)
"'\Varr & Co., Church Bank (Slaters)
Watson & Watson, Bowker's Row
(Painters a nd Decorators}
Whittaker, S.,6 Victory St. (Plumber)
VVilliams, J., 2 Castle St. (Painter)
VVitter & Son, Crown St. (Plumbers)
Witter,J .\V ., SpaRd.vVorks(Plmb1-.)
Wood, G., & .Son, :Manchester Rd .
VVorthing·ton, Ed., 145 Deane Rd .
(Plu mber)
"'\Vrigglesworth ,vV. H., Bridgman St .
BOOTLE, Lz'verpoot.
B lackburn, E., K oble Rel.
Chestcrs, T., & Son, Ltd ., 41 Oriel
Rd. (Painters and Decorators)
li'owl cr, Sam!. ; 6o lrlam Rd.
Hughes & Sti rling, Victoria Works
Litt,"'\'\!., 93 Millers B ridge
Musker, W., Exors of, Langdale St.
Riddock, J as., ro6 Brasenose Rd .
Web~tcr, S . 1 ro & 12 Brascnosc Rd.
Wood, G., & Son, 268 Stanley Rd .
BR!ERCLJFFE, Bumley .
Dent, 'Wm ., B end Hill
BR!NSCALL, Clt0rley.
Brown, R .
Counsell, ]., Railway Rd . (Joiners)
Grundy'- J as ., .Harbour Farm
Leigh, John
BURNLEY.
Aspinall, Vv. , 7 St. Jam es Row
(Pain ter an d Plasterer)
Astin, Wm., Bankball Ter . (Mason)
Beel, Richd ., 3 Reservoir
Boothman, Thomas, Sackvi11e St.,
Briedield (joiner)
Bracewell, W ., Pacliham Rd.
Bridge, A., 308 Colne Rd . (Plumber)
Brooks, J., Trafalgar Rd. (Plumber~
Brown,!'..:.., Boro Saw Mills (Joiner)
Bullock, Chas., 8 Hart St.
Clegg Bros., Blakey St. (Joiners)
Collinge Bros., 1 & 3 Briercliffe Rd.
(Plumbers)
Cudworth, G., 75 T emple St.
Cunliffe, S., Bank Parade (Joiner)
Dean, R., & Sons, Plurubc St. Saw
Mills (j oincrs)
Emmett, 0., H ealey vVood Rd.
(l oiner)
Gifl , ]'rancis, Elm St.
Gill, 'Wm ., 20M,ary St. (Plumber )
Hanson, John, Stanley St. (Jo1ncr)
B~ardakcr, G., 52 Rag lan Rd.
(Painter)
Harlow, S ., 140 St. J ames St .
Harrison, If., 7 Bamford St.
Haworth, J., Calder Vale Rd .
Heap, Edmun~ Thursby Sq. (Mason)
Heap, M. & J. W., 22 Clifton St.
(lvlasons)
Heap, H ., 126 Todmorden Rd.
Heap, J. r 71 Woodside
l;Ieap, T., & Son, 56 Colne Rd.
(Masons)
Holgate, "'\Vm., Ivy St. (Joiner)
Howarth, J., B runswick St. (Joiner)
Kelsbaw Bros. & Lee, Gann ow Lane
Kippax, R., 4 Leyland Rd. (Mason)
Leslie, J as., Coalclougb Lane
(Mason)
Marshall, James, Hirst St.
Moore , J ., 7 Briercliffe Rd . (Painter
and Plasterer)
BUILDERS AND
Nightingale ,T.,Coalclougb La(Msn ·l
Nu ttal l Ill: Co., Turner St. (fo iners)
Ormerod Bros., r Brougl1ton St''
Padibam Rd. (Masons)
Owen & Co. , ltd., 7 Yorke St.
(Plumbers)
Parker, A. & R., 13 Thursby Rd .
(Masons)
Parker, J. & A., r 4 Hawk St.
(Masons)
Preston & Sons, 16 Hargreaves St·.
(Painters and Plasterers)
Rawlin son, R., & Sons, 23 Brougham
St. (Painters and Plasterers)
R ead, G., & Son, 36 Clifton St.
(l\fasons)
Schofield, R . , 4 W estgate (Mason)
Schofield,W., Colne H.d . (Slater, &c.)
Scott, W., 25 Yorkshire St. (Plumber)
Shacklcton.A.,BankbouseSt.(.Plmbr.)
Shoesmith, Jas ., 79 Manchester Rd .
(Plumber)
Simpson, F ., 158 Maple St. (Mason)
Simpson, 1\.1., 65 Thursby Rd .
Skeath, Kenyon & Clegg, 32 Ivy St.
(Masons)
S mith, B ., 71 Cavour St. (Mason)
Smith Bros . (Burn lity), Ld . Eastham
PI., Tu1fMoor(l\fasns.andBrcklyrs.)
Sm ith, G ., & Son,. Kedruth St. Saw
Mills, Padiharh 1'.d. (] oiners)
Smith, John, 2r Cu rzon St., 1\-Iarket
l.)lace (Plumber)
Smith, J ohn, P lumbe St. (Mason)
Smith, L. & J . W., Raglan Rd .
(Joiners)
Smith Thos., Brunswick St.
Stansfield & Son, 15 Curzon St.
(Plumbers)
Stanwortb, f., Colne Rd. (Join er)
Stan worth, \\r.,&Son, Curzon St( Sltrs)
Sutcliffe, W ., 69 Berry St.
Taylor, A. & S ., 2 T emp le St.
Vl'atson, M., 45 S t. Matthews St.
'Watterson & Crossley, Bridge St.
(Plumb ers)
°".Vhitehead,G.,Gannow La.(Plum~er)
V\Thitake r, 0., Manchester Rd.
(Slater and Concreter)
Wilkinson, Robt., T hursby Rd.
Wilkinson, T., 20 Lynhurst Rd .
"\:Viscman&Watson,ArthurSt(J oinrs.)
BURY.
Birtwistle, A., & Sons, Bolton St.
(Joiners)
Brierley, Chas ., Brierley St. Saw
M ill s, Fishpool (all trades)
• Byrom, J.fWhitelegge St.,Woolford,
near (al trades)
Clou!)'h,S .,Schoo!Brow(Brcklyr.,&c .)
Comfort, Jethro, 16J Rochdale Rd.
(Bricklayer and Mason)
Cornall, T., Union St . (Plumber)
Dennis,C .,ManchesterKcl.(Bricklyr.)
Fletcher, James, T'ottington Rd .
(all trades)
Hall, R. & J. H ., Limefield, near
(Bricklayers and Masons)
Hardman, C " & Sons, Croston Brow,
Elton (Joinerst
Inman, John, Exors . of, Fishpool
(Joiners) . (and Joiners)
New Bury Saw Mill Co., Ld., F ern -
hill (all trades)
Newhouse, T'hos., Tottington Rd.,
E lton (Bricklayer and Mason)
Smith,]., & Sons, East St . (Joiners)
Taylor, J ., Huckley \'fells (all trades)·
Thompson & Brierley, Union Saw
Mills, Boundary St. (all trades)
Tinline 1 Tohn, Parker St. Saw
Mills (al1 trades)
CADJSHEAD, 1lla11chester.
Drew, Edwin
CARNFORl'H.
Billington, G., & Son, North Rd.
(Plumb ers and Pail"'!ters)
Bolton, Thos. 1 Jun., VVarton, near
Brearley,VV., Lancaster Rd. (Joiner)
Rigg, J., & Sons
~Talmesley, J., & Son, Scotland Rd.
(Plumbers and Painters)
\";\Tilson, VV., Worton, near (&Joiner)
CASTLETON, iV!anclieste1.
Logan, J. A., 52 Church St.
CHADDERTON, uear Oldham.
Partington, J. T ., Victoria St.
Partington, 0., & Sons
Wrigley, T., Jun.
CHORLEY.
Baxendale, R ., & Sons,Victoria Saw
Mills (J oincrs)
Bennison, Wm., 2 Bolton St.
{Plumber, Painter, &c .)
Berry, Wm., Market St. (Joiner)
CONTRACTORS.
Lancashire-continued.
Brindle, J as., & Sons, 88 Clifford St.
(and Join ers)
Brownley, Robt., 32 Railway St.
(and ] oin ers)
Carr Bros ., Harrison Rd., lBrick-
layers )
Coll inson, \V., & Son, Dole Lane
(and Joiners)
Fairclough,]., Clifford St. (Slateri
Gartside, S., & Sons, 5 Queen's
Rd. (Plumbers and Painters)
Hampson,W. , Pall Mall (Slater, &c.)
Heald, A., Exors. of, Pall ]\fall
(Plumbers and Painters)
Heald , Geo ., George St. (Joiner)
Langton, Jos., St. Thomas's 1-td.
{Pl umber and Painter)
Lucas, J., Exors. of, :i\iarket Place
(Plumbers and Painters)
Lucas, John R., Back Mount(foin er)
Lu_pton, Tbos.,Gi llibrand St.( oincr)
Wild111g-, W.,Marke t St. (Bric ·layer)
Yates, T .P .,Chape!St.(Plumber &c.)
Yates, \:\Tm., 12 St. Thomas'~ Rd.
(Plumb er·, &c.)
CH01'VBENT, near Maucheste-r.
Grundy, T ., Atherton Saw Mills
CLIJ'HEROE.
Blea/.ard, J., Railway View (Mason)
Bond, H., Back Commons (Joiner)
Calverley, G., Cbatburn Rd. (Joiner)
Carr, Jos ., & Son, :Moor Lane
(Join ers)
Ford, John, 67 Woone Lane (Slater)
Fox , A., Springfield Terrace (Mason)
I--Ia rgreaves & \.Vha ll ey, Lowergate
H:yson, Tas ., VVe1lgate (Toiner)
M1tchclf, W., 29 \ifoone Lane
(Mason and Slater)
Norcross, Jos ., Shaw Bridge (Slater)
Parkinson, H., York St. (Mason)
Smith, Wm ., 2 Turner St. (Mason)
Thexton , J. , 13 Brown low St. (Toincr)
Veevers, A ., & Sons, Shaw Bridge
(Join ers)
Watson, J., & Sons (R.P's) 2 York St.
Whiteside,' J. (R.P.), & Son, Castle-
gate
COC!<ERHAlvf, Garslaug, R.S.O.
Cortess, T. & T. (and Stonemasons)
JV[oore, G., & Sons (Carpenters, &c .)
COLNE.
Atkinson, f .R.,Greenfiel dRd.(Mason)
Berry & Co ., Hall St. (Plasterers;
Berry & Duckworth, 9 New lVIarket
St. (Painters)
Berry, R ., ])!Iarket St. (Painter)
Binns,R .,& So1;,_Colne La.(Plumbers)
Bottomley & .. co., Brown Hill (and
Masons)
Brotherton, R. & J., Ludgctte Circus
(Plumbers)
Caddy Br os., Skipton Rd . (Joiners)
Hartley, H., C])apel St. (Plasterer)
Hartl ey,Jas.,Spring Lane (Plasterer)
Hawley, J. & M ., Albert Rd.
(Masons)
Hey,]. & J ., Albert Rd. (Painters)
H eyworth, Rd., Albert Rd. (Painter)
Horsfield & Jackson, Keighlev Rd.
·
Howarth, M ., Skipton Rd.(Plasterer)
Irving, A., Ludgate Circus (Painter)
Lancaster, J. & P., River St.
(Masons)
Laycock, ] .,Grosvenor St. (Plasterer)
Priestley, Hy., West St . (Joiner)
Riddioug-h, J. , & Co ., 9 Stanley St.
(and ] oiners)
Roberts & Ogden, Keighley Rd.
(]'oiners)
Robinson,P ., Foulridge, near(Iviason)
Townson,W., ro Grovnr. St. (l\iason)
Varley, vV., & Sons, Market St.
(Plumbers)
Watson, I. Cloth Hall (Joiner)
Wiseman,}., r2 Derby St. (Joiner)
CRA WSHA WB007H,
111au.clus ter.
Ashworth, 0., Burnley Rd.
Trickett, Hy ., Burnley Rd .
CROSBY, Great, near Li"7Jerpool.
Gleaves, vV . (and Bricklayer)
Lunt, P., Liverpool Rd . (and Joiner)
Pyett, Jos. ..
Woosey, vV. ]. (R.P .) (and Painter)
CROSTON, Pn:ston .
Rigbye Tas., Station Rd.
Smith , thos., Station Rel.
DALTON-IN-FURNJ::SS.
'Burrows, I., Market S t. ( ~oincr)
Coomber, Wm., Station h.d. (Masou)
Fisher, J . (Plumber and P a inter)
Garden, Jas ., Exors . of, lVIarke t S t.
High, Jas . (Waller)
Lawn, J. (Plumber and Painter)
Martin, G ., Slater St. (Mason)
DARWEN.
Bentley, W ., 61 Gi lli brand Street,
(Plasterer and Pa-inter)
Battersby, K ., R edeartb Road,
(Plaste.rer and Painter)
Bootl_e, J ., Bolton Rd. (Plumber)
Bowling , f ., Bolton Rd. (Joiner)
Bndgehouse, S., Grimshaw St.
{Plumber and Glazier)
Duffy, J.,3 4 MarshTer.(Plumber &c.}
Duxbury & Son, Duckworth' St.,
(Plasterers and Painters)
Entwistle, R . (l.Z.P .), Exors. of, 209
Duckworth St. (and Glaziers)
Harwood, S ., Hind le St . Saw Mills
(1\1ason and Join er) '
Hutchinso n, \V., Cavendish St .
(Slater)
J e pson, H. C., Commercial Bldgs.,
Bolton Rd. (Plumber and Glazier)
Tohnstone, T., Hollins G . (Msn., &c.)
knowlcs, J. & W., 28 Bolton Rd.
(Plu moers)
Know lcs,t,9 FoundrySt. (Plbr., &c: )
Knowles, ., ~33BoltonRd.(Ms n . , &c.)
Lloyd & l illward, Blackbum Rd.
Saw Mills (Masons and Joiners)
Lomax, R . T .., Nancy St. (Painter
and Plasterer)
Lord, l\1arsdcn & Heaton, Ratc liff
St. (Joi ne rs & Masons)
Orrell, Thos. Bolton Rd. (Mason
and Joiner)
Parkinson, T.,10 Sudell Rd.(Painter)
Shaw, R., Duckworth St. (Plumber)
Sho rrock, R., Union St. Saw Mi1ls
(Mason a nd Join e r)
\Vhalley, R. J ., & Co ., Ld ., Hannab
St. (:Masons and Joiners)
\¥heeler, 1'., Hollins Gr. (Pain ter)
Wild, J. J., Lodge Bank (Painter
and P lasterer)
VVillson, T . P., & Son, Branch Rd.,
Lower Darwen (Masons & Joiners)
Wrighton,\V. 1 GreenSt .(Plumbr, &c.}
DENTON.
Clayton")" Manchcster Rd.
Store1, l ., ~xors.
7 of, Ruby S t.
DROYLSDEN, 1lfancheste"-
Bates, T. , & Co.
EARLESTOWN.
Bradshaw..I. P ., Crow Lane
Bunting, 11., '\Vargrave Rd.
F indlay G., Clarence St. ·
Finning, G " '\Vargrave Rd.
Fitzgerald Bros., Wargrave Rd.
ECCLES, uea1· 11rla11chester.
Irlam , J . (Bricklayer)
Moore, J.. F., C b ad wick Rd .
Moore, fhos., & Sons1 Monton Rd.
Moore, Wm ., 45 Mayneld Rd.
Ward, \Villiam, !vionton Rd .
vVoodler & Hardman, r6r Church St.
ECCLESTON, Chorley .
Hayes, Thos ., Lawrence Lane
EDENFIELD Bury.
Pilling & Halliwell '
'Wolstenholme, J. & H.
FACJJ', Rod1da.le.
Hoyle, A . (Mason)
FA!LSWORTH, 1lfaNc!tester.
Taylor, Thos., 19 vVrigley Head
FARNWORTH.
Berry , S. & T., Market St. (Painters)
Brooks, J ., 21 Blackborse Street
(Plumber)
Bullough, E., Albert Rd. (Plumber)
Coope, Bros., Bank St. (Carpenters)
Entwisle, J . ]3. &J., Manchester Rel.
(Carpenter~
:E-Iodgkiss S . - ~ Longcauseway
Rovley, J., ndgwater (Carpenter)
~haw, W., Albert Rd. (Painter, &c.)
Stcventon, Vf·• Marke,tSt. (Plumber)
Watson~ J - ~F redenckSt . (~ontractor)
W1i;;g111~, J ., Brackley St. (Pamter}
Wnght, -, Peel St. (Painter)
FLEETW"OOD .
Cox, & Grcglf, Styan St. (Masons)
Drummond, I hos. A., & So ns Pres-
ton St. (Masons) '
Gi!J>Oni Thos., Albert Terrace
Joi1es, :C., K emp St .
Kirkbride, J., Blakeston St. West
(Mason & Joiner)
Latham , John, North Albion St.
Preston, Jos. (R.P.), Adelaide St
Riley , Thomas, ·
Roskell, W ., B!ackiston St.
 418
Lancashire-continued.
Swarbrick, E., (Plumber and Painter)
Westby, R., (Mason and Joiner)
Whi ttakcr, Thos .Poul ton 1-ld.(i\IIason)
FLl."<TON, 111anchester.
Williams & \Vhittaker
FORMBY.
D ean Bros., Gores Lane (Carpenters)
Fonnby Bros., Cross House (l\1asons
& Carpenters)
.Sw ift, R ., Cummings Avenue
Taylor,J as., Rycground Lane (Mason
& Caryenter)
Ward, J ., Chapel Lane
'Whitehead, R.,Chapc!La. (Carpntr.)
FOR TON, Garstaug.
Rall, Matthew
Hall, R., & . 'ons
}fall, 'tcphen
FUL ivOOD, p,.eston.
Battersby, Thos.
Topping Bros. (and Brick setters)
GA LGA TE, Lancaster.
Bentley, l{. ( foincr)
] ohnson, J. (Mason & Slater )
Jollcys, W . (joiner)
:Musgrave, J os. (llfason & Slater)
GAR.STANG.
Barton, Robt., Bridge St.
.Col lin son, J., & Sons, Nateby \ Vorks
<irccnhow,John, l\1arkct Pl.
Lang, R. \ . ., Bridge St. (Plumber)
CARSTON, Li"ve,.pool.
H.. awlinson, J., &_Sons
Turner & Moss (Bricklayers)
GA TEA CRE, Liverpool.
Dale, Geo .
Rimmer, J. & E., Sandficld Rd.
GOLBORNE .
W akefield, J.
GORTON, 1llauchcster.
Harrop, .J., Abbey Hey Lane
GRANGE-OVER-SANDS.
Crankshaw, A . C .
Thompson, G.
Thoms, James
Till, W. (Joiner)
GREAT /-/ARWOOD.
Lewis, E., & Sons, Railway V iew
~forcer,]!"., Club St. (.Joiner)
GREAT MARTON,
uear Blackpool.
.Sanderson & ·awycrs (Bricklayers)
Smith, G., & Sons (Joiners)
HASLINGDEN.
Bridge,J.,Church St.(Plstr.& Pain tr.)
·Collingc, T., Victoria ·t. (Mason)
·Green, J. T., Iiargrcaves Street
(Plasterer & Painter)
·Grindrod, John, ·warwick St.(Joiner)
Hargreaves, J. R. (S.P .), Market Pl.
I-Ioylc,J .E ., PleasantSt.{Plaster. ,&c.)
J en kin son, J. , 1r Chapel Street
(Plasterer & Painter)
Mead, J. 111 ., Blackburn Ro ad
(Plasterer & Pai nter)
Mi lne J., i33ManchcstcrRd . (Joiner)
Nutta 11, G. (R.P.) ,20Manchester Rd.
Nuttall, J ., "yke Side (Plasterer)
.Patterson & Malpas, 37 & J9 B lack-
burn Rd. (Plumbers)
Pickup, Geo., \Varwick St. (Mason)
.Pyle, G.,J\Ianchcster Rd . (Plastr.,&c.)
Schofield, J.., Hclmshorc (Plumber)
Tattcrsal I, i:,Ma nchcster Rd.(J oincr)
Tomlinson, 11.enry, Union St. (Slater)
Tomlinson, J., 93 l\fanchester Rd .
(Slater)
Tomlinson, J a mes, Park St. (Mason)
HEATON MERSEY, 1lfauc/lestcr.
Padmore, John
HEATON NORRIS, see Stochpoi t,
C lieslu'1 e .
HESKETH BANK, Preston.
.Alty, Hy .
HIJ"S!UN, Clio1ley.
Wane, W .
Waring, Thos .
HE YS1-IA1lf, La,,castci·.
Harrison, J. 1 \.Voborrow Rd .
Hinchcliffe, D., & Co., Sandylands,
(J\fasons)HE YWOOD.
Barker, S., Pilsworth Rd .
Berry 0 J., Gorsey Hill "t.
Hlakc ley & "Wilde, Gregge St.
Digglc D . Hamford Rd.
Horroc'ks G.1 \VilliamSt. (and Joiner)
Kay John, & on, South St.
Twelves, J.,RochdaleLa. (andJoincr)
BUILDERS AND
H JGJ-l// 111, uear Burn.fey.
Boothman, \Villiam & Sons (Joiners)
HIN.DLEY, ucar vVigau.
Dootson, T., Castle Hill
Walls, V•i., & Son
HOOLEY HILL, 1lfanc/1ester.
Pike, Z .1 35 Paradise St.
HORH1 fCH.
Barker & Co., Chorley New Rd.
(Plumbers)
Binns, T. & T. Victoria Rd .
Dougi lf, Jas., \¥inter H ey Lane
Glover. W. \V. (Joiner)
Hall, Elias, Chorley New Rd .
:Makinson, ' •Vm . 1 Railway Saw l\.fills
Murray, A ., Lee Lane (Joiner)
Offord, T., Church St.
Seddonf., A lexa ndra Rd.
Slater, . \V., 128 Chorley New Rd.
\ ·V arc, . T., 73 Chorley New Rd.
Yates, cfwtl. , Scholes Bank
i Fairclough Bros., Ki ng St. (Masons)
INCE.
Knowles, W ., Lower Ince
Wigan, A ., }lose Bridge
IRALMS 0'7f-J HEJGHT,
il1a.ucltesfer.
11ear
Entwisle, 1'.
Garner, W ., Liverpool Rd .
J oh nson, S.
LANCASTER.
Abbott & Co., 2 Brock St .
Baines, R. 1 _Dalton Square (Mason)
Calvert & n cald, Market St. {Plum-
bers)
Calvcrt1 Hy., George St. (Plumber)
Cross, Thom as, & .Sons, 35 King St.
(Slaters & Plasterers)
Eaton & Bui field, King t. (Painters)
Gil low & Co., North Rd . (Decorators)
Goad, T. A., 19 Brock St. (Plu mber)
Hall, R., & Son, Friar t . (Slaters &
Plasterers)
Harrison & llfoscr (R.P .), 4 Penny St.
Harrison, W., Moor Lane (l\fason)
Hartley, J.(Exors. of), 3.1 Moor Lane,
(Joiners)
ESTABLISHED 1841.
Ja!!lB~ FatnTI ~ ~on~,
Queen's Place, LB.ncaster.
JOINERS ,
BUILDERS&STONEMASONS
Ecclesiastical & General Carvers.
Licensed Valuers.
Every description of Church W ork
in roofs and fittings,bencbes, screens,
pulpits, lecterns, altar-rails, altar-
tables, reredoses, sedilias, bishops'
chairs, litany desks, organ case ,
font covers, etc., carried out in vari-
ous parts of t he country, under th e
I
most eminent archi tects.
List of works execu ted, with
architects' r efer ences, forwarded on
application.
Holmes & Son, Stodday( ewers)
Johnson, J., Aldcliffe Lane (Roads
and Sewers)
I ay, J. {R.P.), Common Garden St.
Kitchen, T., Cable St. (Mason)
Knapp,A. 1 Lune St., Skerton (Mason)
l\1awson,1 . 1&Son,Gcorge t .(Masns.)
Newsham, E., 4 Gt. John St. (Painter)
Pa1-kinson, J. , James S t. (Join er)
Payne, E., Church St . (Painter)
Richardson, \ ¥. (Exors. of), Germany
St. (Toiners)
Seward, A ., & Co ., l\!farket Street
(Plu mbers, &c.)
Shaw,\¥.,& Son, George St. (Joiners)
Shrigley & Hunt(Painters & Stained
Glass A rti sts)
Stephenson, A . R., KingSt. (Painter)
Stoneham, N. VY., 'kerton (:Mason)
Swainson,J ...&Son,21Brock St.(Pntrs)
Taylor,]., 1..-ablc St. (Painter)
Thompson, Ed., Gage St. (Joiner)
Thompson, Robt., Dalton Square
(J\Iason & Plasterer)
Thoms, J., & Sons, Brunton Rd.
CONTRACTORS.
Lancashire-continued.
Till, T . & J. 1 Common Garden St.
(Slaters ana Plasterers)
Vipond,A.,Common Gd n. St. (Joiner)
\Valker, P ., P lum b St. (Plasterer,&c.)
\¥arbrick, H., IOJ King S t . (Painter)
Wells, J. (R.P .), 25 St. N ichol as St.
Whi ttle & ·Wilcoc k , i 5 Churco St.
(Painters)
\ ¥ilkinson, \¥., St . Leonard Gate
(Mason!
:v\' !l son, l; ., Cap ta~n's R°'~ (Join er)
Wilson, h .. P . (h1..l .), 22 Krni;- St.
Wiper, J . R., 9 King St. (Plumber)
Wright, R . S ., & Sons, Queen's ·q.
(] oi ncrs)
LEIGH.
Battersby, J., Bradshawgate (Plmbr.)
Baxendale, W., Chapel St. (Plumber)
Holshaw & Platt,Plank La.{& loiners)
Boydcll, J., Princess St. ( ancfloiner)
Cowburn,J.W.,Brackl eySt.(& oin r. )
Ewan, L., Railway Rd. (Plum er)
Harvey, H. , Braclshawgate (Pl umber)
Lonsdale, T .. Hope t . (Plasterer)
Penning- ton, \V. H., & Son, LcighRd .
(Plumbers)
H ani c;a r P ., and Sons, Chui-c h 't.
(Masons)
\Vhitficld & B illington, Union St.
\ Vright, J. H., Unio n St. (and Joiner)
LEYLAND, Presfou.
Brai lsford & H eyes (Bricklayers)
Corker, 'Thos. 1 Town Gate (Plumb e r)
Tackson, Thos. (B ri cklayer)
'romlinson 1 J. , Town Gate (Plasterer)
Tomlinson, John, Town Gate (Joiner)
~rom lin son, ')'fhos., Church..Tcr.
L!TJL.EBOROUGH.
Butterworth, S., Peel "t. (Joiner)
Dryland &Preston,
CONTRACTORS,
Bricksetters and Masons,
LITTLEBOROUGH,
Nea r MANCHESTER.
fVorl..:s 1·n ciudLh-
Sladen Mill,Littleborough; Archt.,
John R. Blacka . Field Mill, Little-
Iborough; Archt .. John R. Black&..
\V1lson's Bobbin Mill•, Cornholme;
Archt., John R . Blacka. Smith 's
Cotton J\Iill'. Cornbolme; Archt.,
John R. Blacka. Tram Shed s, Bl•ck-
pool Corporntion; Archt., \Vol-
•tenholme. Electric ·works and
Offices, Blackpool Corporation;
Archt., Quinn. Engine House, &c.,
at Gus Works, Blackpool Corp ora-
tion; Archt., C hew . South bh ore
Conveniences, Blackpool Corpora·
tion; Archt ., \Volstenholme; 8outh
Sh ore Station ; L . & Y. Ry . Co.'s
Archt. Laundry and Carpet Beat-
ing Works , Blackpool; Archt., John-
son Bros., Carl isle. Metropole
Arcade, Shops, and Tnrkish Baths,
at Blackpool, for the GynneEstate. ;
A. Hindle, Areht.. Board School,
L ittleborough; Archts., Butterworth
and Duncan . Cottage Homes and
Electric Li<rhting Station for Roch-
dale Guardians ;Archts.,Butterwo1th
and Duncan. Retort House and
Photometer House at Gas Works,
for Todmorden Corporation; Archt.,
C.R. Pease; H u rotead Mill , Roch -
dale; Archt., Jos . Stott, Ol dham. E.
Leach and Sou's M ill , l:lmallbridge;
Arch t., T. Butterworth , Manchester.
Sewage . "cheme Buildings, Little-
boro ugh; Arch t . F . H. Shuttle-
worth. L iberal Club, Small bridge;
A rch t., F. IL S huttleworth. L iberal
Club , \Vardle; Archt., Jesse Hors -
fall, F.R.I.B.A. Liberal Club,
Cornholme; Archt., Jessie Horsfall,
F.R.I.B.A .
England, J amcs, Victoria St. (Joiner)
England, W., Dcarnlcy (Joiner)
Fletcher, Robt., & 'ons, \Vhitelees
(Joiners)
Henderson, W., Stublcy (Bricksctter)
Howorth. J. A., Newhall . t. (Joiner)
Hudson, R.,HareHill Rd. (Plumber)
M ill s, John, Church St. (Plumber)
Poole, J., 21 RailwaySt. (Bricksettcr)
Rushton, J., Todmorden Rd. {Slater)
Schofield, E., Todmorden Rd .(Slatcr,
Plasterer, &c.)
Taylor, E., & Co . (and Joiners)
LIVERPOOL .
Alcock & Backhousc, JO St. James'
Rd. (Plumbers)
Bailey, Jos., t87 North Hill St.
.Beecham, G. C ., 31 Paradise St.
Howman, D., t8 N0tfolk St .
Bridge, Thos., Junr., Oldham St.
Bromley, J., & 'on, IA Cornwallis St .·
(Slaters & Plasterers)
Brown & Backhouse, C hatham St.
Bullen Bros., & Son, ·19 A lmond St.
Hurns, E ., & Son, 31 Lit. \ ·Voolton St .
Burt, CJ 58A \ ¥ellington Rd. (and
:Mason
Caird, \ • m., Clifton Rd., Tue Brook
Catlow, B . & J., 9 Shaw 't. (Plum -
bers & Pai nters)
Chappel\ J . & G., 174 & 176 County
Rd ., '\valton
Cooper c J. R., & 'ons, 87 London
Rd. (1-icati ng Engineers)
Corkill, f., 6 E rrol St., Aigbur~h Rd.
Cox, R. "111., Tunr., 7J Oxford St.
Crye, D., & Co., 4 J ohnson St.
D csoer, G. L. 1 I Crosshall St .
Dilworth, I., r C hildwal l Rcl .,\\Tavcr-
trcc
Dixon, I., & Co., \:Vind sor Iron
VVorks (Iron Roofing Contractors)
Duthie, J., & Son, 4-8 Comus St .,
Richmond Row
Eaton & Bulfield, 1 Victoria Rd.,
Tue B rook
Fogarty" Michael, 552 & 554 Prcscot
Rd ., uld Swan
Gabbutt, Edmund, 50 Oakes St.
Goodall, \V., & Co., JS Hope St.
(Slaters and P lasterers)
Greene & Co., 34 Pi lgrim St.
Griffiths_,,A., Beaumont St. (Plumber)
Guy & nunter, Tempest Hey (Iron-
found rs)
Haigh & Co., lJ Fraser St.
Hall, ·w., 60 Christian St.
Hardacre, C. (R.P.) , Brunswick H.d.
Haugh & Pilling , 9 \ ¥a tmou gh St.
(and Joiners)
1
H~nsbaw, T., & o ns, 8 Chatham St.
H enshaw, "S.R. (R.P.), Colquitt . 't.
Holme & Green, IO Benson St.
H olme, James,4Hicks Rd., Seaforth
Hooker & Capstick, St. Vincent "t .
Hughes & . "tirl ing, 6 Stanley St.
Johnson, Edwin, SI B ridge Rd.,
Litherland
Johnson, G., 3 "eaforth Rd., eaforth
Johnson, J. H., & Co., 85 and 87
Crown St. (Slaters and Plasterers)
Jones & Hughes, 22 and 2-1 Olney
St., \Valton
Jones, E., 40 Kelvin Grove
Jones ~-Sons,:,s Pleasant St.
rones, I., 58 nigh t .
K ell y Bros ., 77 Rice Lane, \¥alton
Kcnnah T. 52 Fern Grove
1
Killi ck & Cochra n, S_el St. (Heating
Engineers)
Knigl>t, \¥., J58 ·west Derby Rel.,
Tue Brook
Laurie & Co. 9 Boswell St., Lodge
Lane
Lewis, J., 103 Arundel Avenue
Lcwthwaite & Kewley, 178 'White-
field Rd .
Lothian,\¥., 62 Broad Green Rd.
1\fcClcave & Rimmer, Falkner 't.
:.\IcDermott, Jas., 25 Hale Rd.,
·walton
J\IcFall, ]., West Derby
:IIcGau l, J. H., 32 Ormond St.
:l!addock, T., & Son, 52 Roscoe St .
:\farr L., & on, Lodge Lane
J\farsba!},_ G. E., J Campbell "t . ,
:lfason, I., & Sons, 50 Old Hall St.
lVIathcr, R ., & 'ons, 70 1v[il es St.
Mather Wm ., 66 Roscoe St.
Mayor,\?. \ ¥., &Co.,87Tithebarn 't .
:Merrick, \V. (R.P.) 16 Benson St.
~!organ, Evan, r89 Edge Lane
l\1orrison & Sons, 1 Pearson . t.,
'\T avcrtree
J\lorton, G . H., & Son, 79 Bold St .
(Decorators, &c .)
Myles, R., 30 and J2 Bridport . t.
Naylor, C. 28 Neptune 't.
Nettle, T. E., Luton Gr.,\¥al ton Rd.
Nicholson, John 1_Combcrmere St.
Paterson, J., & :Son, 6o 'oho . 't.
Peers, John, 12 Victoria Rd., Aig -
burth Vale (& Toiner)
Powell , John (R:.P.), r8A Rcnsbaw
St. (and Painter)

Lancashire-continued.
P rice & Roge rs, R edcross t.
Ra fR c & Campbell , 25 Shaw St. (and
Joiners)
Rcadd ic, J. s Cambridge St.
Roberts & l{obin so n, L td., Bevingto n
Bush
R oberts & Thomas, Whitefield La .,
W estminster Rd. (and Join ers)
Roberts, Robt., I I Lower M ilk St.
Rob erts,VY. ,W ell i ng tonRd . ,Seaforth
l~obe rtson , C .. Portia St. , Ban kh a ll
Rogers, \V . R ., 18 Gladstone Rd.
Seaforth
Rowlan ds,. J . V. , & Co ., 24 Slater St.,
Bold St. (Stained Glass Artists)
Sande rs, T., 10 H elena St. (:Mason)
S later & Co. , Rawcliffe Rd., W a l to n
Spencer, T ., Bull Bridge, A intrcc
Stubbs, J« .& Co., 266 Crown St.
(Marble lVlasons)
Tannci:.c J. , & So n, 3 Gill St. (S la ter s
and l"'lastcrcrs)
Thomas, H .. 15 Chea psidc (Pl~mb cr)
Thornton, Vl ., & Sons, 38 \\Tell ingto n
Rd .. Toxteth Park
Tomkin son, W ., & Sons, 21 Dansie
St., Brow nl ow H ill
Tomkin son, J as., & Co. , 22 Ros-
common t.
T yson, P ., Dryden St.
Tyson, 'V ., Leven St.
\Va nn op & Son, 65 Renshaw St.
(Decorators)
Ward, Vt., 104 Selbourne St . (Join er)
11
SML. WEBSTER"
(H . LEVER),
10 & 1i Brasenose Road,
Bootle, Liverpool.
Tel ephone No . 127 BOOTLE.
Contractors & Steam
Joinery Works.
Municipal Buildin gs, Churches,
F actories, Schools, Warehouses,
Residences, &c., erected under
leadin!,l A rchitects in various parts
of t be Countty, a list . of . which
will be forwarded on apphcat10n.
W cari niv R., & Son, \Vest Derby
Weeks, J .\ ¥ ., & Son, 276W estminster
Rd.
Whitby, Vv. , & Son, 20 The El~1s
White A., & Sons, u 9 Duke St.
Wilby: A . C . (R.P.), & Sons, 68 & 75
Falkner 't.
W illiams & '\i\Tatson, Victoria St.
(Glaziers)
'Wood ,V . ., & Co., Gloucester
Pla~e, Low Hill
Wood '\V. , 51 Everton Rd.
Yates)'l:y., 102 Haigh S t.
LONGRIDGE, Presto·n .
.Almond, 'Vm., 10r Pi tt St. (Mason)
Xay, T. (Mason) . Cheadle - H u lme, Westwood Hall ,
Robinson R. C hapel Hill
Sanderso1;, J~bn, l5itt St. (J oiner)
LONGTON, Preston .
Wade, J oh n, C hapel Lane (] oin er)
LOSJOCK, Bolton.
Dootson, '\Vm. , & Sons, Chew 1V[oor
LYTHA1lf.
Allinson & A tkin son, 2 South Clifton
St . (Bricklayers)
Challoner, C . R.P.), r3 Q ueen St .
Dagger, R ., & on,Birch St.(Plmbrs.)
Etherington, S ., North Cl ifton t.
(Plasterer) . Burnage. Dairy Buildings, Moss
Fisher ,J .,& Sons, W es tley St( Pamtrs.)
Forshaw T.,NorthChfto n St.(Plastr. )
Hall &B~wl i ng,3 1 Clifto nSt.(P lmbrs.)
H esketh & Son, Lamb rid ge Rd.,
Ansdell (P lu mbers)
John son, Robt., 3 r Henry St. (Brick·
layer)
Keen, R ., & Son, Ansdell
Mackenzie, W., & on, Rossall Rd .,
(Plasterers)
Miller , T ., & Sons, Pleasant St. (and
J oincrs)
BUILDERS AND
Mogridge, H. , Clifton St . (Brickl ayer)
Myers, G ., Pleasant St. (.Bricklayer )
Myrcscough, J. E. & B ., Nth . C lifto n
St. (a nd Joiners)
Porter,]. , Fairhaven (and Jo iner)
Roper, C. & G., 2r trcnt St.
(Plasterers)
Scott, M .,K., Clifton Str~ct(& Jo inr.)
S tothcr, T:.i & Sons, 7 ' Varton St.
(Stone 1.~asons)
Taylor & Cartmell, H e nry St. (Pl ms.)
Tootell , R . A., r9 Beach St. (Joiner)
MANCH ESTER .
A ldcroft, J., King St., Stretford
A rmstrong, F ., & Son,H ro ug hton L a .
Ashcroft, W. H . (R.P .), 2 'Vood St.,
D eansgate (& Glazi er)
Ashmore, T., 5 l\llinshull t.
Bail ey, Vv ., & Co., 20 St. Mary's
Parsonage (Sanita ry Engineers)
Ba ll antyne, T., & Co ., 73 Bridge
St. (Plumbers , &c.)
Barrow, T., I Ford St.1 H yde Rd. ,
Ardwi ck (Slater a nd 1 il cr )
Batl ey , W'., & Sons, 50 Hi ghfi el d
T err., :Moss1ey
B ellhouse, J. & W. , 'Vhitworth St .
Benson & Sons, Bloom St., Salford
B crry,W. ,&Sons(R .P.) ,62DowningSt
Birch, T., St. J oh n St ., D eansgate
Bird, l~. 'V., Grey Marc L a ne,
Brn.dford
B1adon, A ., W ebster St. , Greenheys
Bland, J., 8 Lloyd St. (Join er)
Booth, J ., & Son, Derby St. , Ch eet·
ham (Bri ckl ayers)
Brady, Geo ., 50 U nion St. , Ardwi ck
Bradley, Alfd .. 89 Broughton L ane
Bridge, C., 67 Bristol St. 1Ji ulru e
Bro,vn, V'rl., & Son, Tra ttord Ro ad,
alford
B d ggs, Wm ., Barrow Hill Brick-
works, Wa terl oo Rd.
Burgess & G a lt, Upton S treet
C ain, Fredk. , King St., Stretford.
ROBERT CARLYLE,
Builder and Contractor,
ELSINORE RD., OLD T RAFFORD, MANC HR
TVorks cove1· 2 ~ ac1·es.
Nat. Tel.No. 100, Docks. Estb . 1849.
Works execute l includP. :
Wa1·ehouses, 4 Portla nd Street,
£22,000; Silver St., £10,000; Amber
St., Shudehill, £12,000. Sporting
Chronicle Offices, W ithy Gro ve.
Chambers and Shops, Bridge St.
Shops, Oxford St . Chambers and
Shops, Market St. Ship and Royal
Hotel, Shops and Chambers, Clifton
St., Lytham . St. Aidan's Church,
Bradford, Manchester. St. David's
Church , L ime Grove. St.Werburgh's
Church, Chorlton- cum-Hardy. St.
Mar y's Home, Rusbolme. N ew
Bank, Cross Lane, Salfm·d . New
Bank, Fishergate, Preston. New
Bank, Clifton St., L ytha m . New
Bank, West St., Fleetwood. N ew
Bank, Broad St., Pendleton . St.
George's Schools, Oldha m Rd.
Brookfield Schools, Gorton. St.
Augustine's Schools, Moneal. Ad ·
di tions to the Warehousemen and
Clerks ' Schools , Ch eadle - Hulme,
L arge Residences, Broadwalk, Bux·
ton, Newton H eath, Stretford, Sale,
Brnoklands, Al trincham, Bowdon,
Stoke. Messrs . Saville's Works,
Chorlton Rd . Messr s. D e Bergeu &
I Co ., Ltd., Works & Oftices, E r skin e
St. Oil Works. Climax Works,
Harpurhey . Addition" to Messr s.
I Walk er & Humphreys',Ld.,Br ewery,
Messrs . J. H. L ees' , Ld. , Brewery.
The Manches ter Brewery Co ., Ld.,
Ardwick . Green's Arms H otel,Clay-
ton. TheTrafford Hotel,Old Trafford .
Egerton Arms Hotel, Salford. Holt
Town Tavern Hotel, Beswick. Bull's
Head Hotel, Manchester. Bull Inn,
Side, an d seveml large Corporation
Contracts.
Carlyle, Robt., 4 Brewery Street ,
Ard wick
Chapman & Mcl\furdo, W est Wynd ·
ford St., ' Veaste
Chorlton R. , t Oliver St., C-on-l\L
Cleworth' & Robinson, 4 Albert Sq.
(Bricklayers)
Cooper, J . R ., & Sons
CONTRACTORS.
Lan cash ire-continued.
Cordingl cy & Stopfo rd, Royd St.,
Stockport Rd.
Cosgrove & Aspey, Cromwe11 Bridge,
Broughton
Cottrel l,]. , Portland Grove, F a llow-
fi eld
Crosby,. \V ., 30 Ca nnin g St., Hulme
D ale Vlm ., 43 Cann on St.
Dale;, \V., 26 B ishop St., Moss Side
D a niels, J., & Sons, Cheltenh a m St. ,
P e ndl eton (] oiners)
D a,vso n, R. S ., Granby Row
Dollin , '"· ·Sidn ey S t., Oxford St.
Eastwood, L., & Sons, Charles St.,
Pdncess St. (and Joiners)
E mbleton, J. , & Sons, s8 Oxford St.,
Chorlton -on- Medlock (P a inters)
Emery, T. & Sons, 7 Charles St.
Eva ns, T . \v., Chapel St., Didsbury
(Bricklayer)
Ferguson, J., & Co. , 55 Lower 1\1os -
lcy St. (Pl asterers & Painters)
Gabites, G ., B ishop St ., Brook's Bar
(Toiner)
G i6bon, '\\Tm. (R.P. ), & Son, 2 1
Drake St., Strctford Rel.
Giddings & Da.c re, Victoria Works,
Salford (Plumbers)
Gi nger, G ., Ju nr., 35 Richmond
Grove, East "Longsight
Hal e '\¥ ., 2:; Howard St., Eccles
Nc~v Rd., Salfo rd (Pai nter )
Harrop, T., 9 'Vood St ., Ashto n O ld
Rd. , Open shmv
Hanvoocl, J. J., Bury New I. Road
(D eco rator)
Haynes , F. & E ., D enmark IZd.,
1'Ioss Side
Hazcldin c, T., H ulm e (Jo iner)
H ealey, \V. , Bloom St. , Salford
(Excavator and Bricklayer)
H eywo rth R . (R.P.), 59 Faulkner St.
Hibbert,
Side
J., 54 F em leaf St., Moss
Hill & H eys, Blossom St., Oxford Rd.
Ho<lkinson, P ., Chap ma n St., Iiulme
(B ri cklayer, &c .)
Holt, W ., Elizabeth St., Cheetham
H oyland, B., Grey lVIare La., Brad-
ford
Huddleston & '\Vil son, Atkinson St. ,
D eansgatc (andJ o iners)
Hugh es, R obt., 103 George St ., Moss
S ide ( later and Ti ler)
Huntl ey, T., Smi th St., Cornbrook
Hurrell , ])ani el, 53 V a rl ey St.
Hyslop~ 'V. , 27 Sha kespeare St.
(and J oiner )
Jackson, E. & C., Old L a ne, Higher
Openshaw
J affrey, T., & C,o . (R.P.), 27 Booth
St., l\ifoseley t.
J arvis & Bayliss, Rowland St ., Bes-
wi ck
K endall , J. H. , Dyche St.,Rochdale
Rd. (Stonemaso n)
Kenworthy, J. P ., Green St., Ard-
wi ck (Deco ra tor, &c.)
Ki rkley, T. (R.P.),Hampton St .,Olcl-
fi eld h.a ., Salfo rd (and Contractor)
Kirkpa trick Bros., D a rl ey St., Hyde
Rel . (Masons) . holmc Rd .
Knight, J. T., Bolton St., Salford
La mbert, Chas . (R.P.), Dutton St.
Cheetham (and Toiner)
L awton , J ., S~. ~ifas St., Ardwick
Leavcrsuch, Vi/. , 51 Stanley S t. ,
C heetham
Lightfoot Bros. (R.P.),15A Cooper St.
Lister 1vi cCartney & Lister, Eliza-
b etl; St. , Cheetham (Sto nemasons)
Lo mas & Co ., 169 Strangeways
(Decorators)
L ord & Holland, F enney St.,
Broughton (Bricklayers)
1'.1acfarlane, G;.1 New York St.,
Chorl ton · on -il1cdlock
Macfarlan c .,J.,HollandSt., ButlerSt.
M cGee, Edward, 425 Oidbam Rd.,
:M atthews, H., Hyde Rd., Ardw1ck
(Joiner)
~1awdslcy , T., 190 Granby Row,
P rincess St.
1\'Iegarity, S. , & Co ., Harris St.,
Strangeways (and J oi ners)
Metcalf; T hos., T hompson St., O ld-
ham 1'..d.
Mitchell, H ., rr Moss Lane 'Vest
(Plumber )
Morto n, B ., 78 Q uay St.
Neill, R., & on s, Broughton Lane,
Strangeways
No rm a nton, C. H., Portsmouth St.,
Chorlton-on-Medlock
Nuttall, E ., Trafford 'Vharf
Oakl ey, S., & Sons (R.P.), tq Bur·
lington St., Grcenheys
419
Oldfi eld , J . H ., 42 Barkwel l L ane,
:Mossley (Slater)
Oofcn, \~rm. :Market P l. (Plumber)
Pamphil on, E. ]. , n6A P ortla nd St.
(Plumber }
Parish , J. & J ., Burton Rd. , With-
ingto n ,
Parkinson. E . (R.P.), 30 Cannon St .
Patterson, J ., & Son, 60 Soho l:;it .
(Plumb ers)
Patteso n, J. & H., 36 Oxford St .
(Sto ncn1aso ns)
Pe~ce & Norquoy, Steam J oinery
\ Vo rks, New Islingto n
P earson & Brown, E ccles New Rd.,
" 'caste
Phrenix Fireproof Flooring Co., 9
Oxford St.
Pritchard, J. M ., Moreton Ave nue ,
Stretford
R a msbottom, ]., Church St ., P en-
dl eton (] oincr) '
Roberts, Evan, & Son, 288 Upper
Brook St . (Brickl aye rs)
Robinson, J. , Hyde Kd. , Ardwick
Rowl a nd, J os ., 14 & 16 Waggon Rd.,
M osslcy {Plumber)
cott, T., Ather ton St., Quay St.
Sharratt, A.V., 'Vhi tley St., Roch·
dale Road, Join ers)
Shaw, H., Oxtord Rd.
Shaw, T ., 520 Stockp ort Rd., Long -
sight
Shaw, '\Al. , Fern L eaf St., Greenheys
Sidebottom, .S., 278 Stockport Rd .,
Levcnshulme
Sidebottom, J. N. , 36 Barlow Rd.,
L cvenshulme
Smith , :I;. S ., 357 Stretford Rd.
(Pa in ter)
Smith & G oodwin , 15 1 Gt. C lowes
St., B ro ug hton
Smith & Thompson, 2 Brook St.,
Chorlton-on-l1edlock (&Joiners)
Sothern, W., & Sons, Bank Parade,
Salfo rd
Sutcl iffe, H ., & Sons, 30 M anchester
Rd., !1ossley (Pai nters )
Tanner, J ., & .So n, Gill St .
:rhomas, J., r55 M oss Lane East
J;'homas , 1 . H., l2I Gt. Ancoats St.
Thorpe, \V., 380 Ches ter Rd ., Corn-
brook
\Va inwri ght, J., Earl St., Longsight
\Vallworth , C., High Rd., Gorton
\Varburton, S ., L ord St., Mil es P latt·
ing
'\Vill iams, F. (H.. .P.), Grosvenor St.,
Chorlton- on-Medlock
'Villiams, 0. , Raby 't., Moss Side
'\.\Tilson I\: T oft, Polygon Avenu e,
Stockport Rel .
Wilsonl J ., Queen St., Queen' s H..d .
(and J oiner) •
Wood & Huddl eston , 53 Hardman
St., D cansgate (and J oiners)
'Vootton, \V. (Exors . ot), 6 Barton
St., Moss Side (Bricklayers)
Worley, P ., 2A \¥est G eorge St.,
\ Vind sor Bridge
Worthington & Powna11 , 59A Rusb -
,
Young, Tinkner & Young, Knowslcy
St ., C heetham
.ilfA J.VDESLEY, Ormskfrk.
M arsden, Thos.
jJJIJJDLEl'ON.
D empsey, J ., Suffield t . (&Joiner)
Gru ndy, Sons & Co.
J ackson, T., & Sons, lIO lV[anchester
O lc! Rd.
M e l la l icu~ J . R., Mellalicu St.
M ell or, J ., 'fownley St ., Tonge
(Plumb er)
O gden & Holla nd, Oldham Rd.
O gden, ,V., Long St. (Plu mber )
Partin gto n, R., & Sons, Tbe Lodge
Pollitt, \V ., Burton t.
Rob ertson, J., Th'lanchester Old Rd .
Sim pson, Tames, Oldham Rd.
Skellem , t., Gas St. (P lu mber)
Well cns, \ ¥111 ., Higher '\Vood St.
MIDDLETON :JUNCTION,
Old!ta1n.
Partington, Jonathan
MORECAMBE, R .S .O.
A bbott, R . 13 . (R.P.), Vi ctori a St.
Balmford , J . E ., ' Vest St. (Pai nter)
Haxter, F. J., U nion .St. (Joiner)
Hrear, Jas., Yorkshi r e St. (Joiner)
Hurrow, E. 1 P edder St. (Parnter)
Crcwclson, ] ., Rose t. (Toiner)
Cross,\VtEdward St. (Pfastercr,&c .
I.Jobson, ., Cross St. (Mason, &c. )
Edmonson & Cocking, Townley St.
(Plumbers)
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Lancashire-continued.
Edmonson, J., Queen St.
Escolme, R., Lancaster Rd. (Roads
and Sewers)
Hadwin, T., Primrose St. (Slater &
Plasterer)
Hill &Nelson, 2 Grafton Rd. (Slaters
& Plasterers)
Hodgson,W. B.,Peddar t.(Plumber)
Ire land, -E., Bare (Roads & Sewers)
Isaacs, J., Lancaster Rd. (Joiner)
Lamber t, W. Ashton Rd. (Slaters &
Plastere rs)
Lund Bros . , George St. (Joiners)
Mallinson & Mill er, Morecambe St.
(Slaters, &c.)
Moore, Jas., Union St. (and Joiner)
Morrell & Son, Regent Rd. (Pain ters)
Parkinson & Sidd le, Main St.
I Masons)
Poole, Wm., Lancaster Rd . (Mason)
Proctor, R., Cavendish St. (Mason)
Pye, T. , Euston Rd. Saw Mills
Schofield Bros., Cheapside (Joine rs)
Shaw, A., Clarence S t. (Plumber)
Spedding, J ., Green Street (Toiner)
Wilding-, A., Clarence 't. (i.'lumber)
Willis Bros ., Poullin Sq. (Toiners)
Wilson L., Lancaster Rd. (Painter}
Woodh~u se, A., Morecambe St .(P tr. )
NELSON.
Anderson, A., 246 L eeds Rd. (Plas-
terer)
Blackburn, R., C layto n St. (Joiner)
Boothman, W., & So ns, Spring Bank
(and Joiners)
Butler, E., Barrowford (Plasterer)
Butler, J ., r8 New Brown St.(Plastr.)
Dearde n, S. & W., Bakc;house Rd.
(Masons)
D ent, T ., & Sons, 51 Hibson Rd .
(Masons)
Dole, T. J ., Russell St. (Plumber)
Downliam, T., Bank St., L eeds Rd.
Earnshaw, W., & Co. (R .P.), Forest
St .
Hargreaves, J. (R.P.), •fO Railway
St. (and Glazier)
Hartley & Ske lton, Leeds Rd.
(Plumbers)
H a rtley Bros., Manchester Rd.
(Plasterers)
Hawley. M. & J., II3 N ethcrfi eld
Rd. rl\fasons)
H eyes,' S., & H. , Leeds Rd.(Painters)
Holden, S ., 45 Leeds 1'.d. (& J omer)
Lambert, W., Cross St. (Joiner)
Metcalf, C., 95 Halifax "Rel., Brier-
li eld (Mason)
Nutter H. Manchester Rd. 1 Painter)
Pollard, G., Garden & 'Vatcr St.
(Toiner)
Robinson, A .,Burnley Rd., Bricrfield
(Mason) . .
Scott, T. , 42 Brunswick St. (Plastr.)
Stamworth., \V., & Sons, q Htbso n
Rd. (Slaters)
Swinglehurst, J . W. (R.P. ) 78 llfan-
ches te r Rd .
Walton , A. Raglan St. (&.Joiner)
W'h itake r, 0., Canal Wh arf (Slater &
Concreter )
\ ·Vormwel l, P., Hibson Rd. (Jo iner)
NEWCHURCH.
Ashworth, J ., Whitcwell Bottom
NEWTON-LE -vVfL LOWS.
Bradshaw, P., Cro~v Lane Ea st
Scott, T ., Market St.
Whitfield, Robt., St. H elen' s Rd.
NORDEN, Rochdale.
Ashworth, T. '
K ers haw, J., & Co . (&Joiners)
OLDHA1l.f.
Ainsworth, J., & Sons, Town field
Ashton, S. , & Sons, Chcapsidc (&
Masons)
Bates, S., & Sons, :Niarsla nd St.
(Plumbers)
Bebbington, T., Ta urus St. (Mason)
B ewley, J., Grantham 't. (J3 ri ck.t
Birkenshaw, W., (R .P. ), 71 L ees kd.
Blunn, f. & D., Ld., Villa Rd. (&
Bricklayers)
Brown, H., Bourne St., H ollinwood,
near (J oiner ) .
Buckley, J., Greenacres Rd. (Plumb. )
Butterworth & Son, J2 Hig h St.,
L ees (Pl umbers)
Cbad\vick, R., & 'ons, Henshaw St.,
(Plumbe rs)
Davenport, T., Bank Side St. (Smith)
Dodd vV ., iceathersta ll Rd. (Toiner)
Dunk~rlcy, S ., Fcatherstall lZd. (&
Mason)
Edmondson, R ., Union St. (Painter)
BUILDERS AND
Freeman, Geo., & Sons, Hollinwood
nea r (Masons & Excavators)
Grice, G., ro6 Pitt St. (Painter)
Iiaines, Jas ., & Sons, Partington
St ., R egent St., Mumps
Haines, Thos., & Son , 145 Union St.
(Joiners)
Hall, J ., 103 Henshaw St. (Plasterer)
Halliwell, H., Hollinwood (Joiner)
Hand, T. W., Union St. (Painter)
Harker Bros., Ches ter St . Werneth
(Plumbers)
Henshall & Ashton, Barker St. (&
Join ers)
H cpoustall, Jas. , IO vVellington
St., (Joiner)
H eywood, T., Union St. (Painter)
Horrobin Bros., Hollinwood (Pim.)
J ac kson,J·• Greenwood St. (Joiner)
Jackson, ., Greaves St . (fy!ason,&c .)
K elly, 1''., Un ion St. W. (Plastt".)
Lees, Wm., Smith St. (_Toincr)
Lodge, W., Bardsley (Plasterer)
Mackay, A ., Hardin g St. (Mason)
Mallalieu & Miln e, Hartley St. (&
J oiners)
Ogden Bros., 35 Middleton Rd. W .
(Bricksetters)
Partington, T., 6 & 8 Victoria St .,
Middleton Rel. (Bricksettcrs)
Pearce, E., H armony St. }Plasterer)
Platt, W. H., Bisley St. ( oiner)
Schofield, C., & Co., Ld., L ees Rd.
(& Toiners)
Smetnurst, S ., Crossbank St. (Mason)
Smethurst, S. & J. , Rochdal e Rd.
Smith, Rooth, Fielding St. (Join er)
Spencer, T., & Bros., Ld., Prince
Albert St . (Excavators &c .)
Spencer, F. & Co., 2 Wilfred St.
(Joiners)
W. F. SPENCER,
Heating, Ventilating & Public
Baths Engineer,
Cross Bank Works, OLDHAM
Patentee of "The Ventilo"
Radiator .
London: 145 Queen Victoria Street, E.C.
1'd. Ad.: " ApPm·atus," Oldham.
Nat. Tel.: 383.
W 01·ks executul include.-
Seven Board Schools in London,
three in Swansea, and one in
Oldham, all under G. E . T. Lau-
rence, Esq., A.R.I.B.A., of Lon-
don. Nin e Board Schools under
Mr . Thos. Bell, Archittct, of
Burnley. Over fifty other Schools .
Co-operative Stores at Oldham,
Brighouse, Denton, Dalton-in-
Furness, Barrow - in - Furness ,
Earlstoun, Hebden Bridge, New-
ton Heath, Rochdale and Crewe .
BANKS:
Adelphi, Manchester.
Adelphi, Miles Platting.
Halifax joint Stock, Todmorden.
Metropolitan, Walsall.
Parrs, Southport.
Parrs, Garston.
Preston, St. Helens.
Manch ester &County. St. Helens.
Manche s ter & County, Rawten-
s tall.
Manchester & County, South
Shore.
Lancashir e & Yo rkshire , Liver-
L~~~~·shire & Yorkshire, Black·-
pool.
Lancashire & Yorkshire, South-
port.
Lancashire & York &hire , Raw-
tenstall.
Lancashire & Yorkshire, Little-
boro.
Lancashire & Yorkshire, Heb-
den Bridge.
Lan cash ire & Yorkshire, Rad-
cliffe.
Station Hotel, Nelson; Vic-
toria Hotel , W a lsall; Mount
Hotel, Fleetwood: Victoria Hotel,
Newquay, Cornwall; Castlt: at
Eecloo , Belgium , fo r M. Enke.
Stephenson, E., Union St . ·w . (&
Bricksctter)
Varley, j. C ., Hagnall St.
VVhitehl"a<l , S . & ] ., Lowennoor
(and Masons)
CONTRACTORS.
Lancashire-continued.
Whittaker, E., Rochdal e Rd. (&
· Toiner}
Wbittaker, W. Robin Hill Wks.
Wilde, Z., 129Cambridge;St.(Sl ater)
Winterbottom, J. (R .P .), Cheapside
Wrigley, Bros., Chamber Rd.
ORMSKIRK.
Ch isnall, Ri chd., Moor St.
Constantine, Thos., K.nowsl ey Rd.
Fyles, W ., Wi1<an Rd .
Riding, T ., & Son (&Joi ners)
Trafford, H. , Moss Lane, Latham
Whittle, J., Moor St.
O.S WALDTWISTLE .
Adam':>.!Jeo ., Rhycldin gs St.
Bury, W. H., 8 White Ash Lane
PADIHAM.
B ertwistlc , J., H. ai lway S t. (& Toiner)
Bertwistle, S ., & Son, Ightenhill St.
(Joiners)
Foster, VV., & Son, 24 Station Rd.
PATRICROFT.
Brooks, N., & So n, Liverpool Rd .
Clapham & Holling worth
Roper, J ., Canal Ha nk
PEMBER JON.
Ashurst & Calderbank, 25 Tunsta ll
Lane, Half\',1ay House
Bywater, A .
France, W., Newtown
PENWOR7HAM, Preston .
Stickland, rl'hos., Back Lane
POULTON LE Fl LDE, near
Preston .
Jackson, J ., Tith e~arn St.
R1dmg, J., Hank St.
Ti erman Hros., Derby St.
Walke r, E ., Ball St.
vValton & Co.
PRESTON.
Arrowsmith, G. , Onnskirk Rd.
(Plasterer & Tiler)
Baines, T., 95 H.i~h t. (& J oiner)
Barnes ,~ - A., Fnargate
Baines, 'I'., Strand Rd. C J oiner}
Bashall, IL, ' ussex t . E. (Pavior)
Beesley, H., 3 Havelock Ter., Gar-
stang Rd. (Bricklayer)
Beesley, J. T ., 1 Frcncbwood Av.,
London Rd. (Plumber & Painter)
B ee tham, Wm., W alton's Court,
Fishergate
Bennett & I{arrison, I I Fylde St.
(Plumbers & Painters)
B illsbo rough & Sons (R.P.), Lune St.
Bradshaw, J . R ., & Son, 18 St.
Paul's Rd. (Flaggers & Slaters)
Breakell, J ohn, & Sou, Maitland St.
(Flaggers & S laters)
Bri erl ey, R. (R.P.), 27 Fylde S t.
Brown R., & Son, Moor Hall (Jnr.)
Calderhank, J. , Crookecl La. ( Toiner)
Ca.rter Bros., Castleton Rd. (Brick-
layers)
Cartmell, J., & Son, Church St.
(Joiners)
Catterall, Wm., 15 Lancaster Rd.
(Plasterer)
Catterall & Penswick, SI Emmanuel
St. (Plasterers & Til ers)
Chitson, C. , Avenham St. (Plumber)
Christian, J., Grimshaw St. (Brick -
layer & Mason)
Colley, T. & R .... St. Thomas' Rd.
(B ri cklayers & 1\fasons)
Cooke, ,V., & Son,Stanlcyfield Rd.
(Plasterers & Til ers)
ESTABLISHED 1876.
THOMAS COTTAM,
Builder & Contractor,
GREEN BANK SAW MILLS
AND JOINERY WORKS,
Greenbank St., Preston.
TVorks executed i'nclttde :-
1 The Rainhill Redstone Quarry Co.
Longton, near Preston. New
Chapel and Presbytery, £2,500;
Edmund Ku·by, Esq., F.R.I.B.A.,
AI·cht., Liverpool.
Fulwood. New Memorial Certi-
fied Schools, £11,000; Messrs.
Sinnott, Sinnott & Powell, Arehts.,
Liverpool a nd Manchester.
Preston. New College, £4,500;
R. B. Mather, Esq., Architect,
Blackpool.
Additions to Tulketh H";~I; Pres-
ton, £4,000; vV. E. withnell,
Esq., Archt., Preston.
Counsell, Tos., Pol e St . (Joiner) ·
Croft, T., & Sons, Victoria St. (B rick-
layers & Masons)
Cl'Oasdale, R.,z. & Son (R.Ps.), 22 &
23 Glover's court
D ewhurst, R., TulkethBrow (Joiner)
Dilworth & Carr, Charnley St.
(Hea tinl[ & Ventilating)
Fletcher, j ohn , ro Aqueduct St. E .
(Flagge r & Slater)
Gabbett, T., 85 Broughton St (B ri ck-
setter
H eathcote, R ., 61 Avenham Lane
(Toiner)
Hifl, G ., 21! Glover' s Court (J oiner)
Hothcrsall , vV., Chapel Walks
(Joiner)
Toy, vV., 64 Emmanuel t . (Brklyr.)
kellctt 1 T. H., 3 Fishcrgate Hill
(Pl umb er)
Lamb, Chas., Derby St. (Mason)
Lambert & Hardman, Guildhall St.
(Plumbers, Painte rs & Glaz iers)
Lingcrt, R., Muncaster Rd. (B rklr. )
Livesey, T . N ., \Vaterloo Rd., Ash -
ton (joiner)
Lucas, Geo., Platt's Court, Fi shcr-
ga tc (Joi ncr)
Lund,]. , Walker St . (I'l str. & Tile r)
1Vfc1Ccrncy, Ii ., I--Iarting·don Rd.
(Brickscttcr )
Marsde n, J. (R.P.), 187LancasterRd.
M etcalf, John, Arcade \Vorks,
';fheatre St. (Heating Eng ineer)
Midghall, R ., Cooper Rd., Marsh
Lane (Joiner)
Moxham, John, 10 Brackenbury St.
(Pav ior, Drainer, 'later, &c.)
Newman & Sons, Corporatio n St.
Nickson, T., 153 St. Paul 's Rd.
(Flagger & Slater)
Park, l{., & Sons (l~.P .) , 2 Fox St.
Preston, R., Hambl eton
Richardson, G . (R.l' . ), Mount St.
Robin son, Jos., Moor Lane (Flagger
& Slater)
Salthouse, W . (R .P.), 21 Church St.
Seward, Chas., & Co ., Gt. Shaw St.
(I-feating & Ventilati ng Engi neers)
horrock, M., 3 1 E lmsley St., l\lioor
Park (Bricksctter)
Smith, J., Lowndes St. (Slater)
Spencer, I., & 'on, Hersche ll St.,
(B ricklayers)
Swarbrick, 1as. , Waterloo Rd ., Ash-
ton (Brick l,J 'er, &c .)
Titterin gton , · ., North Rd. (Joiner)
Tullis, D., & ~ ons, St. Paul's Rd.
North (Stonemasons)
W a lker, C., Bow Lane (Joiner )
Walmsley, J., 8 Theatre St. (Join er)
\Va lmsley & Co., 82 Fishergate
(Plumbers) .
Whiteside;. VV., Old Vicarage Saw
Mill (& JOiner)
vVilding, S. B., & Sons, 17 Lune St.
(Plum bers & Painters)
PRESTWICH.
Baker, G. & J., Rain sough
Leach, John, & Son, VVarwick St.
RADCLIFFE .
Allen, John, Rai lway St. (&Joiner)
Ashton, S., S pring Lan e (Sla ter)
Brierl ey W., Church St. (Plumber)
Collier &Smith, Church St. (Joiners)
Jones, Arthur, Chapelficlcl (Joiner)
Tones, W., 'tand Lane (Plu mber)
kay, P. N ., Blackburn St. (Plumber)
Lawre nson, T., Stand Lane (Brklr. )
L omax, J ., Knowl es St. (Plaste rer)
M a kin & Sandiford, Stand Lane
(Bricklaye rs)
Openshaw, G.,Parsonage St. \A1ason/
Rigby, Wm. , Seymour St. (Joiner)
Sm ith, C. W ., & Co ., 137 Stand Lane
(Decorators)
Turne r, J., Church St. (Mason)
RAJNHILL.
RAMSBOTTOM.
Dearden, J ., & Co., Garnet Street
(J oincrs)
Foster , T . & J" D erby St. E.
Hawor th, J. fi., Irwcll Saw Mill,
K enyon St. E. (loin er)
Hillary Bros., Stubbin 's Lane
Nuttall, R., & Son, Hazlehurst Saw
Mill s, Bolton Rd . West (Joiners)
Pilkington, G., Gcoffel'l'y St . W.
Platt & Castle, Stubbin's L a ne
Shi lton, D., Holt St. ,V, (Toincr)
Wol stenholme, J. & H., Eaenfield N .
(Joiners)

Lancashire-continued.
RAWTENSTALL.
Fielding, W. G. Schofield Rd.
Hobson, S., Holmficld Stone Yard
Moore Bros ., Burnl ey Rd.
Parkinson, Geo., Kay St.
RISH'/'ON, B lackbum.
A lston, J., 39 Commercial St. (Pntr.)
Arldcn, R., 71 High St. (Painter)
Battersby & tlcott, 7 High St. (Pnt".)
Butler, R . & J. R., Spring S t. (Tnrs. )
Godley, E., 2r vValmsley St. (13Jstr.)
J(cnyo n, R. T'., I High St. LPlumber)
Knowles Bros., Ashworth St. (Jnrs.)
Noble,J., 9 ffarwood R d. (Maso n, &c)
Thompson, T., 36 H ermitage St.
(Plumber)
RHODES, JIJ[a.nchester.
Thorp, W. & H.
Walker, H., Broa<lman Lane
ROCHDALE .
Ashworth & Woolfendcn, Moss St.
(a nd J oincrs)
Ashworth, Wm. 1 D ecpli sh (Joiner)
Briggs, W., 70 Mi tc hell S t.
Coates, J. & J., off Whitworth Rd.
(Joiners)
Crabtree, T., She.-iff St. (Joiner)
DEWHURST, T ., 13 Mark St.,
Heybrook
Driver, vVm., Mercfield (Join er)
Endersby & 1\1:utch, VV1:11tworth Rd.
(Joiners and Bricklayers)
Greenwood, vVm . (Exors. of) , Whit·
worth Rd. (T oincrs)
Hargreaves, 'fhos., l\IIanchestcr Rd.
(Bricklayer)
Howorth, Robt., 150 Royd St.
Kay, R., Bu ry Rd. (Joiner)
Ni choll, T., & Son, White Willow
Place, R cnry St. tSto nemasons)
Parker, J., & Son, Molesworth St .
(Joiners)
Peters, Vv. A., & Sons, Towuhead
(all trades)
Preston & Drylilnd, Smithy B.-idgc
Rigg, E. & L., Will butts Laue, Spot-
land
Robin son, R., & Son, Lower Sheriff
St. (Brickl ayers )
Schofield & Jones, Duke St.(Joiners)
Taylor, Thomas, 59 K.ings Rd .
(Bricklayer )
Wilkinson, T ., Walpol e St. (Joiner)
R OY1'0N, Old/tam .
Kent, J. W., Park St . (Joiner)
Ledger & Seville, Fleet St. (Joiners)
Whittake r, J., Sbcpherd St.
SAINTANNES-ON-THE-SEA·
England, S.,offSt. David's Rd. South
(and Joiners)
H eap, J., & Son, St. Andrew's Rd.
South (& Toin ers)
Hopwood & Sutcliffe, St. David's
Rd.
Ra,-...·storm 1 C.,,_ & Sons, St. A ndrew's
Rd. South (Joiners)
Shepherd, Jas., & Sons, Park Rd.
(& Joiners)
"Walmsley, Edward, St. Andrew's Rd.
North (oi: Joiner)
vVhiteside, Jobn, St. Anne's Rd.
East (& lo111er)
\"";\Til son, Saml. 1 t. Andrew's Rd.
South (& Toiner)
Woodcock,"Vv. and Co., Park Rd.
SAINT HELENS.
Almond, J as., 46 North Rd.
Almond!.-.] os. 1 Greenfi eld Rd.
Brown, ~red., North Rd.
C larke, llra nk, Corporation St.
Coupe, Geo., Greenfield Rd .
Ellison , Jos., Boundry Rd.
E llison, Richard, North Rd.
Hodson, J., Cotham St.
Leather, Jas ., IA Claughton St.
M olyneux, vVru., 24AshcroftSt., Parr
l=>iJkinj..,..ton, J., Rainf_ord. nr.
Powel & Mullock, Waterloo St .
Rob er ts, Joseph, Volunteer St.
J. ROTHWELL & SONS,
Builders and Contractors,
KNOWSLEY ROAD, ST. HELENS,
LANCASHmE .
Some works exccuted-
£1 000, New Town Hall, Widnes;
G. 'and F. Holme, Liverpool,
Archts. £2,000, Parish Church Ex-
tensions, St. Helens; Aldridge and
Deacons, L iverpool, Arch ts. £7 ,500,
Brewery Extensions, St. Helens; In-
skipp & Mackenzie, London , Arch ts .
£4,QOO, Hotels, Widnes; D. Howarth
and Sons, Liverpool, Archts. £2,500.
BUILDERS
ROTHWELL & SONS (con.)
Hotels,Prescot; T.Turpin,Liverpool,
Archt . £2,000 , Vill~s and College, St.
Helens; H . P . Krolow, Liverpool,
Archt. £10,000 Extensions, County
Asylum, Rainhill; Grayson & Ould,
Liverpool, Archts. £2,000, Church ,
County Asylum, Rainhill; Grayson &
Ould, Liverpool,Archts. £3,000, Post
Office, St. Helens; H.M. Office of
Works. £3,500, !•:xtensions, 'l1own
Hall, St. Helens; F. S. Biram, St.
Helens, Archts. £18,000 Destructor
Works, Electric Power Station and
Offices, St. Helens, for St. Helens
Corporation; £ 12,000, New Tramway
Dep6t, St. Helens, for St . Helens
Corporation; £2,500, Winwick Hall
Asylum, for Lancashire Asylums
Board. Electric Light Station, etc.
County Asylum, Rainhill, £6,000. '
........,~m .....,..,....,.;
Sephton & Hodson, Coth am St.
Voce, Isaac, Boundary Rd.
W aizbom. & Son, l{irkl a nd St.
Whittaker, J.
Woods, Tbos., Shaw t.
SALFORD, sec A£am'1tesfc1-.
.!>EA FOR TH, see Liverpool.
.SHA C !<STEADS, M a11clwsfct.
.Siddall, R., Exors. ot
S H A WFORTH, Rochdale.
D yer, John (Maso n)
SMITHY BRIDGE, sec Rochdale.
SOUTHPORT.
Abram, J., Sussex Rd. (.Bricksetter)
Ault, R. A ., 7.J Talbot St. (Plumber)
Banks, Wm., Mount St.
Ball, Tbos. L., 109 Railway St.
B otham, T., 15 Upper Aughton Rd.,
Birkdafe (Toincr)
Boyd, J., & Son, 57 Chapel St.
(Plumbers, & c) .
Brown & Bird, 52 K ew Rd., Birkdale
Buck & Hodson, 8 2A Shakespeare
St. (Bricklayers)
Connard, T. , r25 Hampton
(Bricksetter)
Conna rd & T etlow, 58 Eastbank St.
(Painters and Decorators)
DUKFI ELD BROS.,
@utebw; & tonfr(\ctor6,
VIRGINIA STREET,
SOUTHPORT.
Wor/;:s execu ted include-
Carpentry and Joiners' ·work
Victoria Science and Art Schools,
for the Southport Corporation,
£2,900; E.W . J ohnson, Esq., Archt.,
Southport . 0 Greaves Hall, Banks, Soutliport.
Carpenter and Joiners' Work,
Town Hall Extension, Southport,
£4,585 ; Henry Jones, Esq., Archt.,
Southport.
Restoration and Re-seating Christ
Church, Southport, £1,000; G. S.
Packer, Esq., Archt.
Extension St. Andrew's Higher
Grade Schools, £825; J. F. Doyle,
Esq ., Archt., L iverpool.
Mansion in Birkdale for George
Kilvert, Esq. 1 J.J!. 1 £4,500 i F . W.
Mee, Esq., Archt., Manchester.
Buildings and Fittings Southpo rt
Centenary Exhibition, £950; Max-
well and 'l'uke, A rcht., Manchester.
Roman Catholic Church , High
Park, £2,272; Messrs. Sinnott,
Sinnott , and Powell, Archts., Liver-
pool.
New Bank, Southport1...!or Parr's
Bank, Limited, £13,000; wm. Owen ,
F .R.I.B.A., Warrington .
Victoria Wesleyan Chapel , Blo-
wick, £4,700; Green and Brockbank,
Archts., Liverpool. .
New Vestries, Organ Chamber,
and Crypt to Holy Trinity Church,
Southport , £2.860 ; Huon A .
Matear,Esq., F.l.{.I.B.A., Liverpool.
Holy Trinity Church Schools,
£5,900; Huon A. l\Iatear, Esq.,
F.R.I.B.A, Liverpool.
Additions to Belle Vue, Southport,
for Bir George A. Pilkington, £12,000;
C . S. Ingham, Esq., Archt., South-
port.
AND CONTRACTORS.
Lancashire-continued.
DUXFIELD BROS. (con .)
Manchester and County Bank
Southport, £19,000; C. S . Ingham;
Esq., Archt., Southoort
St . Peter's Church , Formby, New
Roof to Nave and R e-pewing,£1,500;
J ., Frotnces Doyle, Esq., Archt.,
Liverpool.
Bradstock Lockett Home for
C.hurch of England Society, for pro-
vidmg Homes for vVaifs and Strays.
Churchtown, £6,500; Messrs . C. 0,
EJlison R.nd Son, Ar c h ~ . , LiverpooL
I
Carpenter and Join ers' Work
Carlton Mansions, and Seven Shop~
for C . D . Allen, Esq., £2,900; C. S .
Ingham, Esq., Archt., Southport.
Addit10ns to ." Bi·igllthelmston,"
Birkdale, for i\f1ss "\'lallis, £1,750;
E. \ ·\T. Johnson. Esq., Archt" South-
port.
Fa~~~J;ffi: & Hatch, 9A Aughton Rd.,
Fleet, F .. Virg inlan St.
Foster, Vlm. H. , 41 hakcspeare St.
(& J oiner)
Fyles, A ., 2 Brighton Rd., Birkdale
G ale, J. T., Seabank Rd . (Plumber)
Grierson, J., 22 L es ley Rd. ( Toin cr)
Halliwell, T. A. & G. H., 36 IfartSt.
(l\fasons)
H alsall, C., 7A King St. ( tone-
mason)
H alsall , J.,70A Eastbourne Rd.,
Birkdale (Stonemaso n)
H eyes & Lunt, 37 London St . (Plum -
bers a nd D ecorators)
Hi~hton, John , Cambridge Rd.
(J1rickl ayer)
Howorth, C. E., 125A Bedford Rd.,
Birkdale
A. K. IRVING &SONS
(late Wishart & Irving),
lZd.
JOINERS, BUILDERS,
& CONTRACTORS,
Hesketh St., Southport.
1Y01·ks exP-cuted include : -
Wesieyau Chapel, Buxton.
"\'lesleyan Chapel, Birkdale.
Congrngational Chapel, Liverpool.
Prince of Wales Hotel, Southport.
Presbyterian Church & Schools,
Southport.
Baptist Tabernacle and Schools,
Southport.
All Saints Church , Institute, and
Vicarage, Southport.
Infirmary (old) , Southport.
Inthmiiry (new).<.. Soutbpo1·t.
General Post Omce, Southport.
Preston Bank, Southport.
Ley land Arcade, Southport.
&c. &c.
Co1dradors to H. 111. Office of
Works.
Johnson & Clegg, Shakespeare St.
(Stonemasons)
M c\Vhan, J. ,East Bank St. (Plumber)
1v!orris 1 P. R. , 74A Kensington Rd.
(Join r)
l\follholland, G eo. E., 22 Brighton
Rd., Birkdale (Joiner)
Orpb a n ~T ., 9 \J\Taluut St. (&Joiner)
Pctne, J. M. & J., School St.
Pickup, T., & Co. 95 Linaker St.
Porter, T., ScftonSt.(Bricksetter)
Rimmer & Lewis, 15 \Vanvick St.
Rimmer, L., Tulkctl1 St. (Mason)
Robinson, Junr. , Upf)er AughtonRd.
Birkdale (Slater :P astcrer)
R obinson, W . E ., 109 Sefton St.
(Bricklayer)
Shaw, Nicholas, r4A Zetland t.
Southworth, P eter, 3 & 5 Ashley Rd.
(Plasterer)
Vaughan Bros., Rose Hill
·wainwright, T ., 125 Lord St. (Pl um-
. ber & D ecorator)
vVhitchead, T., 77A Portland St.
Wilkinson D., r2 li"orest Rd.
Williams Bros., Portland St. (Plas-
terers a nd Slaters)
Wright, W., 74 Tithebarn Rd. (Slater
and Plasterer)
.!>TONECLOUGH, Mauc/1ester.
Oakes, J.
421
SU1l£1J.fERSEAT, 11£ancliester.
Lomax, Chas.
ST,V INTON, .1£a11cltester.
Gerrard, J., & Son
Rawlinson, S ., & Son, W esley St.
THORNTON, Preston .
TONGE, Bolton .
Atherton , A., Brookfield Saw Mills
Fairclough, T., Tbicketfo rd Rd .
G~bson & H odgson, TongeMoorRd.
Gibson, G., Cecil St.
Royle, Thos., 320 Bury Rd .
TOTT!NGTON, Bmy.
Byrom, J., 'Noolfold
Hargreavcs1,.J. & J. (Masons, Brick-
setters & joiners)
TURTON, Bolton.
i\i!artin, Bros., Turton Bottoms
(Joiners)
Melling B ros ., V\Tellington Rd.
(Plasterers)
TYLDESLEY.
Beck,Joseph,, Primrose St .
Challinor, T., & Son, Elliott St.
Hampson, T., Elli ott St.
Harrocks, :D., Sbakerley Rd .
Smith, J. T., 19 Castle St .
vVood, ' Wm., Manchester Rd .
uL VERSTON.
Bellman, "\'lilli am, 38 Hart St.
Braithwaite, W . (R.P.), Princes St.
Burns, WP . Oxford St. (Plasterer)
C layton, . ( l't.P. ), New Market St.
Grice, · ., Hartl ey St.
H arriso n, J. ( R.P. J, Un ion St.
Mc_Clester, Wm., Cavendish St.
(Joiner)
Roche, D., H a rt St. (Plumb er)
Todd, F., The Gill (Pai nter)
Tyson, T. F .t& Sons, Church Walk
\Vaitc, Vt., he G ill
vVearing, N., E llers (Joiner)
vVALKDEN, Farnwortlt.
Cock er, J as., 85 "\Valkdcn Rd.
T-VAL TON, see L1'verpool.
TVARRINGTON.
Beckett & Co., Orford St.
Collin, .H.. '\'¥. , & Son, l\'.larson St.
DaVfmport, C. "Vil ., Stockto n Hth .,ur.
Davies, Thos ., Cockh edge Lane
Dolan , J., Scotland Rd .
Fa irclough, II., Howl ey
Ri gby, P ., Church St.
Taylor, William, Haydock S t.
"\'lall ington, Geo., Froghall Lane
Warburton, F., Stockton Heath
" 'oodward, T., Bewsey St.
·wright, F . W., 27 St. Mary St.
WATER.FOOT, Ma11chcster.
Ashworth, _Q ., Victoria Parade
Buck ley, VVm., Barn Lane
Coupe, W. & H. (Masons)
vVA '/'ERLOO, Li'verfool.
Bailey, R., 13 Gt. G eorge's Rd.
Breckell, T., 34 Mount Pleasant
Littleto n, Jos., Kiug St. (Plasterer
and Decorator)
Littleton, Wm., Brighton Rd. (&
Toiner)
WES'/'HOUGHTON, Bolton .
Bateson Bros., Bolton Rd. (Painters)
Boa rdma n, Vl., Chorley Rd. (Slater)
Boulton, Chas., Bolton Rd. (J oiner
Coop, Tos ., 289 Ch urc h St. (Painter)
Coop, 'r., Chorley Rd. (a nd Joiner)
D ickenso n, Tolrn, A lbi on 't. (Joiner)
Dootson, Ecfwd., Park Rd . (Toiner)
Gerrard, P., & Son, Churcli St. (&
Joiners)
Gerrard, S .. Cemetery Street (Joiner)
Green E., Market St. (Decorator)
Grccnlialgh, J., Market S t. (and
Joiucr)
Gregory, Chas., Church Street
(Plasterer)
Hodkinson & Coop, Church St.
(J oienrs)
Hurst, G., L r . Leigh h.d. (Painter)
Kay, Titos., Church St. (Plasterer)
L eigh, R., Church St. (Painter &c.)
Watkinson , D ., Church St. (Stone
Mason)
Wilson, T., Church St.(Plumbcr, &c.)
WHITEFIELD, Ma11c!testci',
Evans T
Tacks~n , John, & Sons, LiYesey St.
 422
Lancashire-continued.
WHJIEWELL BOTTOM,
A1rmc/lester.
Ashworth, R., Burnley Rd.
WHIT1¥0R TH, 1w.,- Roclzdale.
Farrow& Shaw, )IIarketSt. (&Joiners)
Law, Tos. (Mason)
Sutclilfe Bros., Hall St. (Masons)
Varley Bros ., Market St. (Plumbers)
vVarmslcy, M .,Jlfarket St. (Plumber)
WJDNES.
Reech, John, Milton Rel .
H emmingway, Chas., 16 Church St.
niercer, Jos., Cow Lane, Ditton, nr.
Roberts Bros., Central Station
Sadler, Thos., Widnes Rd . (Joiner)
Sayce & Randle, Appleton Quarry
WIGAN.
Ablett,D.A ., ovcrcign Rd .SawMills
Leicestershire.
ANSTEY, Lefrestcr.
Toone & Son
ASHBY-DE-LA-ZOUCH.
Huck, T., Bath St.
Fish, S. T., \Vood St.
Orton, T., & Sons, Kilwardy St.
Pike, G. R., 2 Aven ue Rd.
Slate & Harrison, Oversea}
later, H ., & Son, Market St.
BARROW-ON-SOAR.
Ball, J. T., Sileby Rd.
curr, Jowett, & Co.
BARvVELL, 1-hnc!dey.
Lockley, J .
BLABY, Leicester.
Glover, Thos., & Son
Halford, D., ill Sons
BOTTESFORD (Nottzl1glwm).
Challands, H. & J.
BROUGHTON ASTLEY (Rugby).
Cooke & Son
BRUNT.INGTHORPE.
Robinson, A.
Ward, Hy.
BURBAGE, Hinckley.
Chan1berlain, R.
CLAYBROOK MAGNA,
L utterwortlz.
Hall, Timothy
COALVILLE.
Gor.ett, J., Hugglescote Rd.
~loss, \V., B clvoir Rd.
COSllY, L eicest"'.
Heighton Bros.
Pochm, F. J.
DUN7 ON BA S.5E T7;
Litfterwort/l.
Lord, Thomas
E.rlRL SHILTON, Hiuckley.
Bennett, R. T.
ELLISTOl·VN, Leicester.
Orton, E.
ENDERBY, Leicestei·.
Langton, W., & Sons
FRJSBY-ON-THE-WREAKE.
Posnett, E ., & Son
G.ILJ1/0RTON.
Ward, W .
GT. DALBY, uear Jl/elton .1/owbray·
Bonsbor, E. H.
GLEN ii/AGNA, Lez'cester.
Batchelor, J.
Heycock, Edwd., & Son
HALLA TON (Ujjinglzam).
Buttriss, IL & W.
HINCKLEY.
Castle, F., Castle St.
Cuer, \V. & Co., St ckwcll Head
Farmer & Greaves, l\fount Rd.
Flavell, J. \V., n2 Castle St.
Garner, J., Chessher St.
Goodman, T.,z_J Albert Rd.
Hall & Son, 1.,!Ueen's Rd.
Harrold, X· & vV., 14 B?rough
Harrold, r., 48 Castle St.
fcffcote, Andrew, Druid St.
Littleer, W . H., Trinity Lane
Rowley, T., Derby Rd.
Sutton, E ., Hill St.
Woodcock, B ., Rugby Rd.
HOSE, Aleltoll Jlfowbray.
Stokes, John R.
BUILDERS AND
Blackburn & Leyland, 12 Standish
gate (Plumbers)
Do.rbishire&Collett,Darlington St.E.
Gaskell, W., & Son, Millgate (Plms .)
Gee, H. L. , l\lillgate
Hirst, - Church St.
Holmes, C . H ., Cross St. Saw Mills
Johnson, J ., & Son, 9 Caroline St.
Lea, J., & Son, Rodney St. (Painters
a nd Plumbers)
Livesey & Parkinson, Princess St.
(Plasterers)
Sharples, A., Essex St., Scholes
Swift, John, \\Tailgate (Painter)
\Vilson, T....~ Co ., Caroline St.
\Vinnarcf, IV . , 185 \Vallgate
1'VOOLTON, Lz'verjool.
Hill, Thomas F .
Jones, Thomas, Allerton Rd .
Lawton, T., & Son (Ph•ml>ers)
Oliver, vV.
HUGGLE COTE .
Herrisforc~ E., Ycavelcy I-louse
D ean, S. ~-
Griffi n Bros.
HUNGARTON.
Broughton, Charles
J-/U.)BANDS BOSWORTH.
vVells, Robert
!ESTOCK.
Crane, W .
\V'il eman, T. A.
KEGWORTH (D.,by) .
Savage, G .
Wilders, J. & G .
KIBW"ORTH, Leicester.
Mason &Fane
KIRBY MUXLOE.
Mason, G. F.
KNAPTOFT.
Godwin, W.
KNIPTON (uear Gmntliam).
Golling, W.
I<NO SINGTON.
Lenton, J.
Lockwood, vV.
LEICESTER.
Bailey, J. , Ann St.
Bellamy, N. B., \Vaterloo St.
J3cntl ey & Co ., 46 Clarendon Pk . I d.
Bland, H. , Redcross St.
:Rowles & Son, 8 Gladstone t .
Bradshaw Bros., Tudor Rd.
B;iers, S., Upper B~unswick St.
Urooks, T . W., Cecil Rd .
Bro\vn, T. D ., & on, Church Gates
Carr, A ., Laurel Rd .
Carr Bros ., 35 London St.
Chapman, J .1 16 Chesnut St.
Chambers, a. & \V., 163 and 165
Belgrave Gate
Chambers, Walter, & Co ., 121''.Ielton
St., Belgrave Gate
Clark & Garratt, 7 and 9 Willow St.
Clayton,} . H ., 7 Loughborough Rd.,
Belgrave
Collin~ Thos., 7 Rawson St.
Cole, J . Green lane Rd.
Cooke, 't. R., New Park St.
Cox & Gilkes Audrewes St .
Durance, J., Maynard Rd.
Duxbury, G., & Son, Church Gate
Ellingwortb, ]., East Park Rd.
Elliott, F., 137 Gt. Holme St.
Fludc:z. G eo. Fredk., 94 Curzon St.
Fox, .l!.., Evington St.
Garner, F., Loughborough Rd.,
Belgrave
Gimson, IV., & Son, 47 Welford Rd.
Haddon, vV. Gladstone St .
Hallam, J. I., Impe rial Hotel, t.
Saviour1s Rel.
Hanson, W., 34 Sparkenhoe St.
Hardington & Elliot, l\1illstoue Lane
Harris, T., 220 Clarendon Park Rd.
Harris, ·w. 15 New Bridge St .
Herbert, H., & Sons, 23 and 25 Jllill-
stone Lane
Herbert, T., 100 Wclforcl Rd.
H ewitt, G., 48 St. Peter's Rd .
Holmes, T.. Erskine Rd .
Holt, 18 St. Peter's Rd .
Horspool, C., Belgrave Rd.
Hoult, Thos. 13 Stoughton t.
Hutchinson, .E.T., & Son, De Mont-
fort t.
CONTRACTORS.
Leice stershire-continued.
J ewsbury, J . 0 ., 188 London Rd. Denman, T . & IL, Norman St.
John son, J.E. , & Son, 90 High Cross Golling, W. , & Son, Sa&'ecross St.
St. Grimes, T. Grantham Rd.
Kellett, J . C ., & on, 40 Sthgate. St. Holroyd, Ilobert, Abbkettleby, near
Kellett, J . H., 62 Aylestone t. Rowe, G., Saltby, near
Leicester Builders, Ld. Steele, E. J., Leicester St.
Lowe, T ., Loughborough Rd. Steele, Thos., Holwell, near
Marston, J ., & Son, Parry St Wartuaby, J. R., Charlotte St.
Humberstone Rd .
l\1artin , \V., 104 Sherard Rd. k!OUNTSORREL, Loughboro' .
Mason, Joseph, & Sons, Mere Rd. Di lkes, T.
Mattock F., 36 Charles St. ~1orris, 1I.
Moore, A. vV., & Co., 76 Clarendon
Park Rd. NARBOROUGH, Leicester.
l\'.[usgrave, T., Peacock Lane, St.
:\Iartins Lord, Saml.
Lord, Wm.
Neal, F ., St. George St.
Ncv.:bury, W., 1 0~ East St. NORTH EVINGTON.
Onions, E ., East Bond St. Knight, Tohn, Halstead St.
P~n dl et_?n-1-)· W. , 8 outl~gate St. Starkie, Vlm ., Rol leston St.
Pipes, E . Jj. , 22 Gopsall t.
Pipes, J., 25 Gopsall St., Highfields QUO RN, Lo11gli.boro' .
Povnton, T., r2 Lancaster Rd. Fewkes, VV ., Leicester Rd.
Ri'tnctt, :fl. F., 13~ M ill stone Lane Sanders, ]., Meeting St.
Richardson, E., Shaftesbury Avenue, RA 7B Y, Leicester.
Belgrave
Ri chardson, T. & Son, Andrew St. hiprnan, Hen
Ricldett, J., & on, Prospect Rd.
Robbins, C., Grafton Place
Rudkin, F. T., 49 East Bond 't .
REAR SB Y. Leicester.
Cotton, Stephen
Rudkin, Jofin, 35 Albion Hill ROTHLEY, Leicl!sfer.
Salter & Son, Gwendolen Rd. Slcath, Frank
Sharp, T. , & ons, Queen St.
Sharp, W . ¥:i 4oc Southampton St. SHARNFORD , Hinckley.
Skilli ngton, w ., Laurel Rd . Lord, T., & Son
Sim pson, J. H. , Melton Rd. SHEPSHED.
Smith , Swift & mitb, St. Nicholas
Sq . Atkin, S., .'ullington Rd.
Atkin, Bros., Britannia St.
Starkie, W ., Dorothy Rd ., North
Evington Gent, C., Kirk Hill St.
Stevens, F. IL, 4 Cro\vn Bldgs., Handford, Charles
W elford Rd. Hall, Chas., Queen St.
Stevens, J., Brandon St. \Vebstcr, John, Lant St.
Stevensou & \'lalker, Martin St. SJLEB Y, Lo11gl1.b01·0' .
'timpson & Rollston,Donnington St. Dilks, J .
Stretton, T. H., 70 Havelock t. Walker, J., & Son
Tebbatt, T. R., 55 Stanley St.
Tetstall, -, Bolton Rd. SOMERBY.
Tyers & Yates, Bright St., Humber-
Hayes & Son
stone Rd. Smith, Messrs.
Tyrell, T. Shaftesbury Rd .
Vlcston,f. H.., & Co.,91 Melton Rd ., SYS TON.
Belgrave Agar, J.
VViddowson, J. , Highcross St. Needham Bros.
·wood, T., St. Nicholas St. North, F.
·woodcock, A ., Mere Rd. ULLESIHORPE .
"Wright, C., Fosse Rd., Newfound- .r ixon, W.
pool
WAL7HAM,
LONG WATTON. near 1llfeltou. 111owbra;1 .
Vlilkins, Jesse
Squires, George
LOUGHBOROUGH. HIHETSTONE, Leicesfe,.,
Barker, Thos., & Son, 14 Swan St. Phipps, Jos.
Corah, W., Pinfold Gate (Joiner)
Faulks, A., 4 'parrow Hill WHITWICK.
Harding, \'I. F., 4 Hume St.(Joiner) Beckworth, G., Vicarage St.
Kirk & Fletcher, 'hakespeare St.
WIGSTON MAGNA,
(Join ers)
Main, Kendo.11 & Main, 100 Notting- ucar Leicester.
Hurst, C.
ham Rd.
Marriott, J . F., Ashby Rd . (Joiner) Sharpe, vV. H., & Son
P:i.rker, J. C . G ., I I Sparrow Hill Wright, 0., & Co., South vVigston
Sills, C., & Son, :M:eadow Lane WOODHOUSE EAVES.
Tailby, 'Wm ., Wards End Preston, T .
Watson & Lovett, Nottingham Rd. Westley, Oliver, Brook House
(Joiners) '
WOODVILLE
LUTTER WORTH.
King & Ridley, BitteswellRd. (Burlon-011-Trenl) .
Brooks, A ., Station Rd.
MARKET HARBOROUGH. Cartwright, Bros.,_ Granville Rd .
Adkins, II.
Clarke, E., Swadlmcote Rd.
Adkins, J., Stoke Albany Edwards, W., l\1illfield St.
A1EL7'0N MOWBRAY. Fitzhugh, T ., High St.
Barnes, C. G., herrard St. Peace, Thos . High t.
Clarke, E., Snow Hill W aterfield, J.,
Swadlincote Rd.
Lincolnshire.
ALFORD. BARTON-ON-HUNBER .
Fletcher & Taylor· Davis & H witt, 12 Burgate
Steele, C., Bourne Rd. Stamp, J ., Brigg Rd .
Wood, A., Commercial Rd. BILLING BOROUGH,
Jfotk1'ngllam.
ASHBY, Brigg. Wadsley & Co.
Tackson, S.
kins1ey, T., Senr. B.INBROOKE, Afadut Rasen.
Kinsley 1 \V., Jun. Maultby, Hy .
Marshall, J. BOSTON.
Cade, T . H.,High St. Joinery Works
BARNETBY. Comer,/·· Pen t.
Manders, J. Darby, . vV., 87 High St.

Lincolnshire-continued.
WM. q~EEI\IFIELD,
Builder
and
: eon tractor,
I '
BOSTON,
LINCOLNSHIRE.
Plans and Estimates
given for any Class of
Work.
Established r878.
................................
Hand l e~, J., 20 High St.
Hill & Son, Red Lion Sq.
Tessop, C ., Bargate Bridge ·works
Leafe, J., 43 Sleaford Rd.
..........................................
Leng, W., 67 Main Ridge
Lucas, John, .15 West St.
Parker, If. W ., & on~ 46 VVormgate
Peck, F. 1 \.Vitham Bank
"Pinder & Son, Main Ridge
"S h erwin~ S ., \Vide Bargate
·Taylor. J ., Red Lion St.
BOURNE.
Chappell , H., & on, North Rd.
•Gelsthorpe & Sons, North Rd.
\\'right & Wall, Meadow Lane
BRANSTON, Lincoln .
Cook & Cranham
Greenham, J.
BROUGHTON.
Holt, Thomas
BRIGG.
Clark, Caleb, Queen St.
Dent, George, r2 Bridge St.
BURGH.
Gray, T., Brewery Lane
"\Vaite, J. G ., Station Rd.
CANDLESBY, Bnrglt .
Kime, J abez
CARLTON-LE-MOORLA JVD,
Newar!.:.
.Ash, J.
CONINGSBY, Lincolu .
.Jackson, Wm ., Boston Rd.
CROSBY.
Ellis, James
DEEP/NG S1'. :JAMES,
A1ai·ket Deejn11g.
Smith, J.C.
DONINGTON, Spaldi"ng.
Barnsdale, George, i\1arket Pl.
EAST HECKINGTON, Boston .
Newton, J . B.
FISKER TON,"Li11coln .
Sharpe, E.
GAINSBOROUGH.
Douson, J. A., Brid&"e Rd.
Elmes, J ., Garfield St.
Fisher, John, 86 Church St.
Furniss, Jobn, Church Lane
Greenwood, C. 1\1". 1 10 Church St .
Kirk, C., York Ter., Sanclificld L ane
\Voods, John, Ropery Rd.
GLENTWORTH.
Waugh, T .
GRANTHAM.
Cragg, \V., Caythorpe, S.O .
Hawl ey, Geo., Buckminster, near
Hawley & Franklin, 21 Swincgate
Miller, J., New _St.
Parks, D ., 5 Swmegate
Priest, G., 6<} Grantley St.
BUILDERS AND
RUDO & S0N,
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS,
GRANTHAM.
1.Vorks Executed include-
Additions, Church of St. Paul's,
W ilton Place; New Church, Epping;
D itto, Danehill ; Chancel to Range -
more Church, for the Right Honour-
able Lord Burton ; New Roofs,
Branstone Church ; Chancel to St.
George's Church, Nottingham; Lady
Chapel to St. Alban's Church, Not-
tingham ; MP.Ssrs. Tlodley & Garner,
Archts. New Church, Hornsey;
New Church and Parsonage, Hamp-
stead; Jas. Brooks, Esq., Archt.
Substructure of Metropolitan Fruit
and Vegetable Mru:ket; Heavy
a\lditions at Foreign Cattle Market,
Deptford ; City Archt. Denton
Manor; New Church, Aslockton;
Heavy additions to Chichester
Asylum; Sir A. Blomfield & Sons,
Archts . New Churches, Llandudno &
Harrogate; Jno . Oldrid Scott. Esq.,
Archt. St. Stephen's Schools, Pad-
dington ; A. T . Bolton, Esq., Archt.;
Additions to Glevering Hall.Suffolk;
Ditto to Rougham Hall, Suffolk, S .
Gambier Parry, Esq., Architect.
Sharp, M. T., Little Bytham
"\Valkcr Bros. & Parks,LittlcGonerby
Wartnaby & Son, Barrowley Rd .
GRIMSBY, GREAT.
Charles, J. Clecthorpcs Rd.
Gilbert & ICirton 1 123 \~'elholme Rd.
Guy, E., & Co., Alfred St.
H~u~!~Sa~dG~o~~~!!D
i-e~~ 1,~i~s~;;cuted-
1 A.rchiteots, Derby. The Orme Bede
Some
Grimsby Union "\Vorkhonse and
present extension ; Roads, Sewerage,
Girder Bridges, Subways (2), for
Lord Heneage; A. "\V. T . Grant
'.l'horold; Grimsby Corporation;
.Maltings, Badey Stores, Kilns, &c.,
for Messrs. A. Soames & Son ; Higher
Grade School ; Offices & Caretaker's
House, extensions to Schools, &c ., for
the Grimsby SchoolBoard;IceFactory
(output300tons per day) Cold Stores
for Messrs. Hagerup and Doughty;
Pile Driving, Jetties, Coal Hoists,
Sewerage, Road-paving, for the Gt.
Central Railway; Grimsby Electric
Lighting Station ; Imperial Hotel ;
Diamond Jubilee Provident Homes;
Offices and Pump House for the
Grimsby Waterworks Co . ; Stables,
Stores, Overhead Stable and Per-
manent Way for GrimRby Tramway
Co.; Offices, Stores, Stables, Ma-
chine, Blacksmith's Shop, &c ., for
the Gt. Central Engineering Co . ;
Messrs. Schofield, Hagerup and
Doughty's Shipyard; North-E~stern
Steam Fishing Co.; Tadcaster Tower
Brewe•·y Co. ; and others. .
Hodson, H ., Victoria St. W.
Holling-worth, W . 'fO Victoria St .
Ion, \V :.i. Sydney St., Cleethorpes
Lewis, Charles, 78 Daubney St.
:Marrows, H., 84 Garden St.
Nightingale&Danby 1 Convamore Rd.
Porkcss, U. , Clayton St.
Smith G. & J., Lord St.
Snowden & Sons, Albion '. t.
Thompson, J. !vL, & ·ons Victoria St.
1
\Vilkinson & Houghton, Sydney St .,
Cleetho•Ji-~BROUGH.
Waddingham, J.
HECK/NG TON.
Dodson, G.
H!BALDSTOW, Bngg.
Jeffrey, J., & Son
HOGSTHORPE, Alfoi·d.
Rose, W. L.
HORNCASTLE.
]~ell , Frank, 38 East St.
Helton & Son, ro Lincoln Rd.
Hittdiffe, Mark, 26 South St.
Heath, J., 7 Stanhope Rd .
liensman, C ., Bank St.
Pipe, George Y., Bridge St.
CONTRACTORS.
Lincolnshire-continued.
HOUGH-ON-THE-HILL,
Graul/lam.
Shclbourn , John
HUNDLEBY, Spilsby.
Brough, Tolm
HUTTO FT, Alford.
Robinson, Tohn
/(!RM!NGTON.
Havercroft, John
KIR TOJV, Boston .
Langley, J. "\V.
IURTON-!N-LINDSEY.
Broughton, J. K., High St.
LEA KE, Boston.
Richardson, James
L!NCOLN.
Close,H S .&W ,BrayfordS•de Nth.
Fanthorpe, B., Montague St.
1-Ialkes Bros. q Friar Lane
Harrison1, J- 'rvr., Mch,illc St.
Horton, ::;,. & R., 20 Portland St.
Lansdown & So n, Melville St .
Otter, M., & Co., St. Rumbold's St.
Sands, C., Chapel Lane
\Vright, "\V., & Son, Park St.
LONG "SUTTON.
Beam, John
Carbutt. T.
Carbutt; R. R .
LOUTH.
Mawe•·, IL & R., Kidgate
J. M. THOMPSON &SONS,
BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS,
Louth,Grlmsby& Sutton -on -Sea.
Works Executed incl ,,de-
Holme Hill Board School,<him.sby;
Charlflll Bell, Esq., Architect, London.
I
Clee Park Hotel, Grimsby; E . W .
Farehrother, Esq., Architect, Grims-
by. WesleyA.n Chapel, Wmgby;
John Wills, Esq., Architect, Derby
& London. Wilford Church, Not-
tingham; Messrs. Naylor & Sa.le,
' Houses, Louth; James Fowler,
Esq., Areht. Louth. GrimsbyCord-
age _ Company's Works; Geo . W.
Atkinson, Esq., Leeds, Architect.
Doddington Chul"Ch, Cambs. H. C.
Scaping, Esq., Architect, Grims by.
Ice Factory, Grim•by Dock ; W .
I
F. Cott, Esq., Engineer, Grace-
church St., E .C. Heneage Schools
for Grimsby School Board; H . c'.
Scaping, Esq., Archt., fuimsby.
I
Cresswell, ScarcliJl'e, Killamarsh,
and Spinkhill Stations, and Lang-
with J unction Carriage Shed, Lau-
cashire, Derbvshire and E. C. Rail-
I
way ; R. Elliott Cooper, Esq.,
Engineer, Westminster.
Vickers, G. IL, 34 Queen St .
LUDDING7"0N (GoJle).
Stothart, \ V . (Joiner)
V\Taterland , Henry
JlfARKET RASEN.
Freeman, Fred .
Scupham , II ., & Sons
METHEJUNGHAM.
Greenwood, T.
Middlesex.
ACTON
G. BOLLOM,
Builder and
eontractor,
HORN LANE,
A ND
14 BIRKBECK AVENUE,
ACTON, W.
~i~
References to Loudon and Local
Architects under whom various
-
Contracts have been executed.
423
NETTLE HA :11", Lt",,coln.
Bailey, J.
Pask, \V., "\Vest St .
RIPPINGALE, Bourne.
\Vortley, John
RUSKING TON.
Pattinson, F.
Pattinson, 'V., & Sons
SA){BY, Barton-011. -/-/umber.
Ashton, B.
SAX!LJJY, L incoln.
Middleton, J . B.
SCOTHERN, Li"ncoln.
Lusby, T.
Hill, T.
SCAMPTON.
SCUNTHORPE (Do11caste1·).
Bcltons Bros., Chapel St.
Hrown, E., Froclingham Rd.
Close, J ., ·wells St.
Hollingsworth, A. C ., A llanby St.
Holl ingsworth, W . A., \Velis St.
Skinner, T., \"\Tinterton Rd .
Thompson, C. E., Clark St.
Thompson, H. J ., Gilliatt St.
SKEGNESS.
Crawshaw J., .A:lcxandra Rd.
Dunkley, Geo.,& Son, \ ¥ainfleet Rd.
SLEAFORD .
Hanks, John, & Son, 79 ·west Banks
Benstead , H. W., West Banks
Bool, ] . B., Carre St .
Kirk, Knight & Co ., J ermyn St.
1'1axey & Son ]~astgate
Tapster, A., Castle Causeway
SPALDING .
Lcvcslcy, '\~'illiam, :Qouble St.
\Vatson, C. A., 85 "Winsover Rd.
SP!LS/JV.
Hunter, W., & Son, Market St.
Rattenbury, "\V. IN., Halton Rd.
.,vValker, Wm., Queen St.
STALLINGBOROUGH.
Jcwitt,A.
STAMFORD .
Bowman & Sons, St, l\1artins
Corby, H . Foundry Rd.
l-I~l~1day, F. S .1 Empingham Hill
H1l11a111 1 "\\' ., 9 St. Leonard's St.
Hinson Bros., Cemetery Rd.
Ludlow, D ., ro St. Peter's St .
Peasgood, Edwd ., r8 All Saints' St.
Pcasgood, J as ., 7 & 8 A ustin St .
Roberts Bros ., Wharf Rel.
Rouse, J. :hif., St. Leonard's St.
Scholes, Rd ., Emping-ham Rd.
"\Voolston, John , 3r St. Peter's St.
ST/GA-NEY, Boston.
Pogson 1 J.
SUTTON /JR!DGE ( 7p·,;·boclt).
Bateman, James R., Flint House
SUTTON-ON-THE-SEA,Aiford.
:h{oore, Fredk.
Thompson, J . M., & ons
ULCEBY.
Potts, William
HIA!NFLEET, R.S.0.
Turner, J. T., & Son, Barkham St.
T-VINTHORPE, Skeg"ess.
Turner, Jas.
HIOODHALL SPA, Lincoln.
Crookes, B., "\Vitham Rd.
WOOTTON.
\Vest, "\Villi am & Robert
Crimp, \°\T., "K.osikot "Avenue Rd
Ferrcs Hros., Churchfield Parade ·
Ford, H., Willcott Rd.
H?oper 1 G., 27 Ave nue Rd.
N•cholls, R., Grafton Rd
Smith, R., 2 Avenue Rd.·
I
ASHFORD.
Hewitt, Geo., The C rescent
Robinson & Francis
BRENTFORD.
Barner, J., 93 High St.
Dorcy, J., & Co., Distillery Rd.
CHI TVICK.
A1-lcl~son, T . H., & ons, 252 High
Arundel & Son , Grove Park
Blackburn, "\V., ElliottRd.,HighRd.
Cooper, H. C., 356 High Rd .
Gunfl, C .R. , 30 Cranbrook Rd .
Heath, _D. D., High Rd.
Hunt, S., Burlington Rd.
Leeder, L. L ., & Co., High Rd.
Moms, T. Y., Duke H.d
Nicholls, Thos., Church St.
 Middl es ex-continued.
Powell, S. J ., Woodstock Rd., Bed-
ford Park
Rogers, C., .148 High Rd.
Whitman, H . J.. High Rd.
COWLEY.
Hardy, W . St . A.
EAL ING .
Adamson, T. H., & Sons, St. Mary's
Rd.
Bailey, A., ·westbury Rd.
Bailey, A . E ., H aven Lane
Bail c-y, W. 4 :r.i1arlboro' Gardens
Edwards, j'., & Son, Sprin g B<lg. Rd.
Holland & Sons, 62 :Matlock Lane
Kimpton & H.angcr, 14AYVarwickRd.
Loving, ,V., 2 Oxford Rd .
1\1:yring,B., & . 'on, The Broadway
P earce,-, 1 Broughton Rd., Ealing
Dean
Penny & Co., 18 The :Mall
EDMONTON.
Berry, G., I Qucndon Cottages
Brown & Sons, Rai lway Ap proach
Brown, H. E., I Suffolk Villas
Cropley. ,V. vV., & Son, Lr. F ore St.
Jones, Frcdk., ilvcr St. (Road and
Sewer Contractor)
Lacy, G. F., Upper l?ore St.
BUILDER~
. and . .
CONTRACTOR,
Joinery Works,
Sawing & Moulding Mills,
LOWER EDMONTON.
.................................
Munt, ,V., Hertford Rd.
Nix, J. vV., .17 Church St.
, Raisin. H ., Tanner's End
Row,"'\¥. F., Grosvenor H..d.
Sears, Edward, I Granam Rd .
South, J ., Upper Fore t., Angel Rd.
(Road Contractor)
W yma n, C ., H ertfo rd Rd.
Yates, T. W., Hertford Rd.
ENFIELD.
A lmond , A. F., High Rd., Enfield
Highway
Attwood, A., Raker t .
Beckett, T., P hipps Ash Lane
Berridge, C . ,V., Gordo n Hill
Cfi'~r~-&ast" J\1andcville Rd., En-
Cbillingworth, R. A. & 0., Forty Hill
Crabb, r., Lancaster Rd .
Cross, v\r., " 'oolpack Bridge
Davis, 'V., Park Rel., E nfie ld Wash
Fairhead & Sons, Sydney Rel.
Frost & Coppi n Station Rd.
1 l?owcll, ]., R ichmond Rd.
Gibson Bros., Station Rd .
Hardman, H., Southbury Rd .
Hobbs, vV., & Son, Enfield Town
l\IIason, F. \V. , 27 Queen Anne's Pl.
B ush Hill Park
Ncwcombt... ... E . F~~ Great No rthern
Station Yard windmill H ill
Patman, L. & =\.v. H., Enfield Town
Pool, J., & ons, Chase. idc
Ranson,\¥ . , Forty :Hill
Sarngc, J. H., L ancaster Rd.
Susi,'doi?i.·i~ds 7 Rosebery Villas,
Tweedy, vV., St. Mark's Rd., Bush
Hill Park
Upton, J. R., Bycullah Park Estate
White, C., Totteridge Rd.
\\"oodlidd, E., Baker St.
FELTlclAM
Lodge, C.
·watson, T . C.
FINCHLEl ".
Batchelor, \V. T., Church Lane, E.
F inchk·{
Cooper. F ., Gravel Hill, Church End
Dowdall, l".,High St., NorthFinchl cy
Holliday & Son, High St., North
Finchlcy
Johnson, G ., & Son, Regent's Park
Rd., Church End
Lee, E. E . & A., Bedford Rd., East
li'inchley
Marriott, C. W oodside Park North
Finch ley . ' A BERGA vENNY.
Nixo n,-, Oakfield Rd.
Peake, Vl. , 'I"or rington Park North
Fiochley ' Li nton , W. A., Chepstow Rd.
Pointing, ] ., Lambert Rd., North
Finchley
S hewry, vV . Church End
Stonncll , i'., Pa1·k Lodge Vil las ·
l\!Iarkct J?Jacc, East Finchlcy
Thrum, R., Finch Icy Park
'
'Villcocks & Son, 2 Park Hall Place
HAMPTON HILL.
Bai ley & Sonj High St.
Richardson, .
Si ngleton & Sons
HA 111P70lV-ON- T HAMES.
March, H e rbe rt , Marling Park
Wright, Jolrn , Statio n Rd.
HANTYELL .
Raker, C. A., Oaklancls Rd.
Jami eson, A., Jwlig-11 St.
i\1ills, J. Boston Rd.
Smalcs,J. W., Church Rd.
HAREF!ELD, Uxbridge .
Brown, C ., & Sons
HARR!NGAY.
Treasure & So n, W ightman Rd.
NARRO IV-ON-THE -HILL.
Batchelor, A . T., High St.
Groom, l\I., " l'a]don Rd .
L~cey & Elden, Oakle): Rd.
v\ alkcr, \\ . B., High t.
W eb b, A lfr cl, Roxcth Hill
vVoodbrid gc, H., vVest St.
HAYES.
Elder, James
HENDON.
Camfield, C. (R . P .), John's Av.
Gough, F ., & Co., Church End
l'hill ips, G. P., Mill Hill
1-/ILL!NGDON, Uxbndge.
Buttrum, W.
HOUNSLOHI".
Hiscock, T., High "t.
ISLEIVORJH.
Wisdom, vV ., South St.
NORTHWOOD .
;E lkington, T.
Eames, Charles
Page, vV. ]., l\lay Lodge
PONDER'S END.
Almond, T., & Son, j4 South St.
F ield & Son, High St.
Newman, E . '\V., Durants Rd.
POT7'/JR'S BAR.
W orboys, Sam.ucl
SHEPPERTON, R.S.O.
Lucas, A., Station Rd .
SOUTHALL .
Brown, vV .
Gibson, G.
Lough, G . H., The Green
STAINES.
Allison , E ., Grccnlancls Rd.
Baker, J. A., Church St.
Bone, Messrs., H igh St.
Tord on,A., Station ,Vks.,KingstonRd.
STAN1llORE, GREAT.
Kirby, G., & . 'ons
Lawford, H.
' CROMER .
SUNBURY-ON-THAMES.
Gurney, Thomas
7'/JDDINGTON.
Col linson,]. F., Stanley Rd.
Porter, J., High St.
1'1V1CKENH AJlf.
A noyle, J. N., St. Margaret's
Eldridge, Ch:is. "t. Margaret's Rd.
l\iiessom , T. J., Grosvenor Rd.Works
Roberts, W.; 4 Beauchamp Rd.
Slade, Archibald, Twickenham Green
Slark, W., Heath Rd.
'Vent, ·w., io Heath Gardens
CXJJRI.DGE.
Borton , Herbert, 8 Cowley Rd.
J riant, S ., & Son, Cowley Rd.
]i'as~ni dge & Son 42 - 44 St. Andrew's
C!:raingc, Her,hcrt, 43. High St.
J.;..,cnrlcy, C. ]. T i High St.
1
' Varel & ·on., 'Vcll ington Rd.
·wcstacott, T ., Elthornc Rd .
Monmouthshire.
ABER BEE(;, R .S .O.
Lewis, David, Llanhilleth
ABE RCA RN.
Davies Bros., VVest End
Harris, Albert, W est End
Foster, Thos. S., Frogmore St.
Sier & Denman, Chapel Rd.
Thomas, J. G., & Sons, Lion St.
ABERTILLERY.
Raglcr. N ., & Co .
Gacn Bros., B rynteg
Phillips, 'Vm ., Castle St.
Smith, \¥. , Queen St.
' Vill iams, A . P., Oak St.
CHEPSTOW.
Phillips, John, 27 vVclsh St.
CTYklBRAN, Newport.
S immonds, C. vV. , t. Dial's Rd.
CRUMLIN, R.S.O.
Monks, ] ., & Co.
Moyan, T . L.
EBBW VALE, R .S.O .
Davies, S. T., Eureka Pl.
Thomas, Dan . E ., 40 Victoria Rd.
LL/11\TLULLETH.
Lowis, D.
MAES-Y- CWMMER.
Andrew & Ramsay
Yeo, W., Flcur-de-lis
MONMOUTH.
Jones, T. H., Monn ow t.
Mackie, J., Drybridge St.
l\1organ, Chas., l\1ayhill
Parry, 0., 17 St. l\1Iary St .
NANTYGLO, R S.O.,
Jlfo1lmo1tflt .
Aubrey, 'V. , Greenfield
Morgan, J. T.
NEWBRIDGE.
l\iforgan, Chas. F .
VVilliams, Ellis, Cwmdows
NEWPORT.
Baglow, F., Marlborough Rd.
Blackburn, ,V. M ., Pcntonvil le
Brownscombc, J., & Sou , Tem.plc St .
Cox, Isaac, Dock $t.
Davies, D. ]., i3 Fiarrow Rd.
Davies, Jas., Corporation Rd.
Diamond, T. G., 48 Devon Pl.
Geen & Linton, \.Vestgate Chmbrs.
General Builders, Ltd., The
Hazell, A ., 164 Caerlcon Rd .
J a rrett & Fisher, 58 Chapel t.
Jenkins, Tohn, & Son, ro Clifton Rd.,
Stow!li ll
Norfolk.
ALBURGH, Harleston.
Brock, S. Y., & ·on
AYLSHAM.
Rottcrill, W . J.
Culley, l'., D e nmark Pl.
Tude nham, R., & Sons, Burgh Rd .
BANHA111, Attleborottgh .
Ludkin, W . D.
B!LDESTO.V, .0.
Death, J., & Sons, High St.
BOTESDALE, Diss.
R cdnall, VI/.
BROOK.DISH, Scol;.
Pollard, J. C.
Bu llen, H., ••f Alfred Rd.
_Tillings, T.
Portor, W. St. :Mary's Rd .
GEORGE RICHE5,
Builder and C ontractor,
CROMER, NORFOLK.
Tlie./ollow1·11garea.fewo.f t/ie 1'Vorks
carried 01d by nit:-
Heroe Close, for J. G . Barclay,
Esq., E. J. l\Iay, Archt.; U pton
House, for T. F. Buxton, Esq., E.
J. May, A reht. ; Suffield P ark
ehools, for IL G. ' Vinter, Esq.,
Meesrs. Milne and H a ll, Arehts. ;
'l'he Grange, for Mrs. Macfarlane,
Messrs. Milne and Hall, Arch ts.;
Sidestrand H all, for Sir Samu el
cwell
~
& Sons, Barrack Hill
ones, David, Harrow Rd.
ones, Wm., & on, 5 l\iioun_!i oy Pl..
ordan, E . C. Corporation Rd.
Lawson , A., & Co ., VictoriaAvenue
l\IIa ind cc ,.
L eadbctcr, Bros ., Clytha Pa1·k Rd .
Linton, John, 88 Commercial St.
Lock, C ., 25 Car!eon Rel. (vVar De-
partment Contractor)
Lyle, R. r22 Caerlcon Rd.
Martin & Son, Clytha Park Rd.
Matthias, J ., Bassaleg Rd.
Monks, J., & Co., Dock St .
l\Ioorc, J .. 30 Lyne Rd. •
:Moore, \Vm., 20 Daniel St.
Morgan, A. S., & Co., r Godfrey Rdl
Parfitt, A . E., Beachwood Rd.
Parfitt, D., Penylan Park, l\IIaindec
l'arfi tt, H . E., G ib bs Rd.
Partridge, J. C., Stow H ill
l?ricc, '\.Y., 70A Upper Lewis St.
Prosser, T., Caerleon Rd.
Reed, C.H., r Malpas Rd.
Richards, D. '\¥., NCarlboro' Rd.
Richa rds, E., Courtybclla Joinery-
Wks.
S hopl an<l, Chas ., 20 Fair Oak Tcr .
Sier, vV., Sliaftesbu ry St .
W est, Chas ., 287 Caerleon Rd.
Williams, R., & Son, 101 Raglan St ..
PANDY, near Abergavenny.
Parry, T. , Glanant
PONJ'NE ~VYDD, uear Newport ..
Parfitt, Hy.
Sketch, H., 'Voods ide
PONTNETVYDD (Po11typool)
R.S.O. '
~Morga n & Evans
PONTV1lif!STER, near Newport
Pritchard, J. "
PONTYPOOL.
Bailey B ros.
RISCA, Newport.
Lewes, J., 'Ihe Square
Pritchard, J., Bethany Cottage.
ROCKFJELD.
Morgan, J.
TREDEGAR .
Edwards, R., 84 Queen St.
Edwards, Wm., 12 Duke t .
l\1organ, D. , Queen Sq .
:Morgan, E ., J?ark Row
Morgan, Wm ., 73 Ch urch St.
V:iughan, D. T., 83 Commercial R d".
\Va rn, \V., Church ·q .
r
I
GEORGE RI C HES (con.)
Hoare, Bt., M.P., J. B. Pearce, Esq.. '
A reht.; Cliff House (additions), J.
B. Pearce, Esq ., Archt.; Additions
The P leasaunce, for the LordBatter -
sea, E. L. Lutyens, Esq., Archt.;
Overstrand Hall, for the Lord Hill-
ingdon, E . L. Lutyens, Esq., Arcbt .;
1\'Iansion, Cromer, for Francis Ley-
land Barratt, Esq., M.P., Messrs. G.
J. & F. ,V. Skipper, Archts. ; Bur-
lin~ton Mansion, Sheringham, fo r
the Directors, A . E. Havers, A rcht.
- - - - - - -.DEJIEFTAftf. >
Crane, V•l., Great Fransham
Hubb.~rd. Moody & Co.
I.:irner,)'V. T., Commercial Rd.
lVCack, tl ., Norwich St.
Took, G., Church St.
DERSINGHA1lf, J<z1zg's LY""·
C ham b rs, G.
Hudson, W.
Riches, G.
W alden, vV .
DICKLEBURCH, Scolc.
"Wells, ,V.
DITCHINGHA111.
Morris, Robert
.DOWNIJAJ[ 1l!A RKE1'.
Collins, T. W .
Gage, W.
FAKENHAM.
Fisher, H ., Hempton Green
Needs, J.
Tuthill, Chas., Wells Rd.
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N orfolk-continued. N orth am pton shire-continiied.

FOULS!-JA,11, Dere'1nm . Chilvers, 1onas
Blyth, W. H. Chilvers, \V., & Son lRCl-/ESTER. Coe, R. E., Stanground
llfargctts, H ., & Son Berril, T. & C., High St. Collison, F., Palmerston Rd.
GORLESTONj Gt. Ya.rmou tli . Mitchell. E.
Beckett, G. 1 Sout 1 Town Rd. SOU1HERY. Coils, F. . T. ~ B oroughbury
JR1HLINGBORO'. Crackne1f, J ., Huntly Grove
Bensley, W., B eccles Rd., South Porter & Son Bradshaw & Cooper Furnis Bros., Cromwell Rd.
Town STALHA.~1, Noi-wicli.
Cockrell Bros .. Pier Plain KETTERING. Gray, D. , Lincoln Rel.
Batchelor, J ., & Son Andrews, C., Park View Guttridge, J., Park Rd.
Cockrell, J. J. Lowestoft Rd. STOKE HOLY CROSS, Norwz'clt. Hammond, H., Eastfi.el<l Rd.
Cockrell , r. W., & Son. 188 High St. Leggett, Geo . ·
Bamford, A . Stamford Rd.
Hardy & Rowell, Millfield
Cockrell, \Vm., Drury Ho., High St. Barlow, A . (Exors. of), Steam J oin -
Fuller, E , Baker St. SWAFfiHAM. ery \\Torks, Carrington St . Hav.rkin s, W. , Old Flctton
Fuller, G . r.,
IJ.I High St. Impson, T. F ., Nonvich Rd. Coltman,]., London Rd. Hicks, J., Huntly Grove
Fuller, J. l., Ni le Rd . Jeffries, G., I.ynn Rd. Co -operative Building & Contract~ Tellings, 'V., 174 Cromwell Rd.
Harvey, T. H., H igh St. l\•I al lon, R., Station \ ¥orks ing Society, Ltd., H avelock St. Lucas, J ., Dogsthorpe Rd.
VVoods, ~ - ~., 14 Nelson Rd. addler, Chas ., .'tation Rd. Dickens & :Mutton, Bath Rd. llfills, B., Old Fletton
GRIMSTON. ST•VANNINGTON, No1wicli. Drevor, 0. l ., 2r Argyle St . Nichols, F., Park Rd.
I-Iorslei;.. D., Grimston Rd. Thomas, Thos. Freeman & Son , The Grove Nichols, G ., Alma Rd.
Rudd, J. Goodwin, J., Gas St. Nicho ls, R. T., L.incoln Rd.
SWANTON MORLEY, East Henson, C ., H. eo-cnt St. Rowe, T. IV: , l\[1llficld
HANT•VOR1H, Norwich . J.Jerelr.am . Henson, H . F., Eskdaill St. 'ibley Bros., Lincoln Rd.
Chapman, "\V . Spri ngal l, Jos., & Son Howard & Lewis, Albert St. Thompson, John, & Co.,42',yood St.
HA /lf,ESTON. THE1FORD . Judkin s, H., Regent t. Thurley Bros. , Old F lctton
Rayner, A. F. ffOLl'. Houghton, Vv., & Sons. King St. L E WIN, A. & S ON . 1 Duke St. \Venlo ck, J., Lincoln Rd.
1-loldcn, S., Station Rd . Manby, S., Dalkeith Pl. RAUNDS.
Rush, W., & Son TJLNEY ST. LAWRENCE. l\fanton, S., Havelock St.
Reeder, H . W. Neal, J.C. , Station Rd. Smith & Son
HUNSTANTON.
Beeton, J. vV. UPWELL (Wz'sbecli). Payne, W. J., Upper Field St. ROADE, Noi·t/iampton .
Leach & Son Elworthy, E. , & Co . Sharman, C . C., G reen Lane ' 'lhitebread, ·wm .
Nelson, John Smith & Bunning, too B<lth Rd. ROTHWELL.
Sou thgatc & Son WALSJNGHAilf, LJTTLE . Smith, Edmunds. & Co.,llavelock ' t. Barlow, :Freel.
JUN G'S LYNN. Daglcss, Jas. MIDDLIJ10N CHENEY. Buckley, John
Hardell Bros ., London Rd . WALSOKEN, NEW' (T<Vi'sbech). Jerram, 'Thomas
Brown, "\V. H., 30 London Rd . Farrow, H. Bridge Bldgs. .411L TON, Nortlwmplon. RUSHDE.V, R.S.O .
Dye, H. .1 South Gates Hamm ent, ir., Norwich Rd. Asplin , T.. & Son Bayes, C. E., Griffith St.
Forman, A. F., 3 r Railway Rd. Raw lin, A. W. , Park .'t. Dickens Hros .. VVcntworth Rd.
1l'10ULTON, Nort/l(l111jton. l\Iarriott, R., IIigh .'t.
Hill & Horseley, Chequer St. WATTON, S.O. Buswell H. Sparrow, 1-Iy., \ Vellingborough Rd.
Nash & Lcanglcy, Friars St. Adcock, & Sons Tanner hros . . \vindall, T ., l\!Ioorc Rel.
Smith, ·w. F ., Albert St. WELLS. NOR ?HAMPTON. \ ·Vhittington & Tomlin, Queen St.
LETHERJNG.SE TT~ Holt, R.S.O. H inson, 1., Theatre Rd . Archer, E ., Abington St. \Vilm ott, T., Junr., Newton Rd.
Hewitt, Geo . WEST W"ALTON (W1;·bec/J.) . Beardsmor , VV., Albert St.
LJTCHA,Jl. THRAPSTON.
' Curtis, W. G rimmer & ' 'I ebb Branson, G., & Son, St. :Mary St.
Coates, \V . 1 & Son
1,VJN7ER TON, Gt. J armoidli. Cosfor<l, R., Connaught St.
Dour; las,. J., London Rd . 1 Far Cotton Pettit, C.
A1AR1HA ilf, Gt. Yaiwoutli. Beech, A. A.
Kirby, Jas . Emery, 1'., .')O Abi ngton Av. TOIVCE 7ER.
MJDDLETON. /,VORS1ED, No1-wicl1. Finnegan, R ., \.Vc ll ington Place Iieath, Thom.as
Gamble, G. Fiddy, J. W. Fisher, G. T., 6 Castilian Ter. ' 'Vheeler, T.
,JJUNDESLEY, Ntli. Wnlsham . IVYMONDHAM. Garrett ...Jol111, Bostock Avenue
Hailey & Son, H ethersctt Green,~., Palmerston Rd.
1'VAl\ERLEY, Stamford.
Gray, G., Paston Semmcnce, E. L., ::\1idcll cto'' St. Roberts, A . S.
Green. Hy., Ashburnham Rd.
NORTH WAL.SJ-IA.JI. . 'kipper & Barkham Hawtin, A. P., Colwyn Rd . WEEDON.
Cornish & Gaymer YARMOUTH, GRIJAT. H eap, VV., S_t. Jam es' St. Roberts, Edmuud, & Son
Eastoc, R. Balls, J., JS Northgate St. }\1Iartin , H ., Thenford St. l•VELLINGBOROUGH.
Laycock, W. Hanks, R ., 15 H anson Rd. Sharman, E . D. & Son, Scmilong Abbott C . \V., Vivian Rd.
Wilson, W PlOR l.VJC H. Harnar~ lVI., II.:) Southtown Rel. ouster, G . \¥., 46 Lower !Iounts Herrill,'W., ''lcstficld Rel.
Beech, 1...:r. \\f., Northgate St. \Vingrovc & Stanley, Talbot Rd . Brown, E~ & Son, Castle St.
Barnard, J., St. Peter's St. Hand, A. E., 87 Albion Rd. Dorman, '1 . JI., 'trodc Rd .
Chapman, ~-, & Son, Rupert St. OUiVDLE.
Bray, J. F. ,'I., Regent Passage Howe,\¥ .. & Sons Hacksley Bros., Regent St.
Daws, R. , l~ Son, Dcrcha1!1 R~ . Brock, S. Southtown Rd. Ireson, J. VY., G lapthorne Rd. I!arrison, VY. J., K.no x Rd.
Downino-, John, & Son, V1ctona St. Carter & '\'!right, King St. South Henson, Geo., :\Iidland Rd.
Gill, .Th7's.,,_ R~1pcrt St. PEAA'!RK, Peterboro' .
ooper, I. S., Theatre Plain Neavcrson, E . :Uarriot.,_H.. , J.'t.a.nelag-b Rd .
Harrison, L. l' . Cork, \Vm., Northgatc St. Smith, \.>'. A., Park R el.
Hawes, G . E., & Sons, Duke St. Davy, A. J., '18 Market Rd. PETERBOROUGH. Stevens, W., Great Park St.
Holmes, J., Reel Lion St. , t. Durrant, G. \ •\ T., St. l'cter's Plain Bailey, T., Eastficlcl Rd . ·
'tephen's Hcech, .E . 'N. , Lincoln Rd. IVEl?R ING TO.V, Peterboroug!t.
Easto, R., Dean Side
Hurn, J., 25 Su rrey Rd. Emmerson, F .. Friars Lane Hridgefoot, J., & Son, Woodstone Pine, H. & Sons, Church View House
North, VY.,. . & 'on, . 't. ' t~p h en's St. Flaxman, G. T., 59 St. Peter's Rd.
Rice, 0. H ., 29 Calvert St. Flaxman, S . B-, 59 St. Peter's Rd.
Scarles Bros., Queen's Rd . Grimb1e, F.i 15~ Caistcr Rd.
Smith, J. S., 2+ City Rd., Lakenham Gunns, A., {.ampart Rd.
Tinkler G . s.I Sandringham Rd .
1
Tyrrell Bros., VVhitcfriars Bridge
WeCTg, R. , St. George's P lain .
Harman, J., Northgatc St.
Harman, T. D ., Palgravc Rd.
H owes, Thos., 59 York Rd.
Northumberland.
Wilkin , W ., 6 Cow Hill, St. Giles Tary, A., Rampart Rd.
Wilkins, ·. R ., 37 \V. Pottergate St. Leggett, J ., 39 Dene Side BER /VIC K -0.V-TIVEED.
Yelf Thos. H., Station Yd., Thorpe ALLE.VDALE, R .S.0 .
~Ioore & Son, Lichfield Rd ., South - Richardson, \~T . , Low House Cockburn, T. , & Son, Castle Gate
You;1gs, J ., & Son, Chapel Field Rd. town El liot, 1":I., & Son, Tweed St.
POST/VICK, Noi-wic:/i. ALN.llOUJH, R.S.O.
l\foore, Jas., 39 North Ouay Blythe, 0 . Gray lL, & Sons, Ravcnsdowne
Riches, R. W. Rand, Sidney, Regent R.d . \ ¥ilson, G. E. Russ~ll, Jam e::;, Pa.lace St.
SHERJNGHA1lf. Read, J. S . North Quay ~ILNW!CK. BLYTH.
Daws, R. & Son
1
Springall, Jt, 124 Nelson Rd . Archibold , Hugh, Nar,'s Head Yard Harron & Temple Hodgson's l\\Iills,
Sadler, C. A . \Vall, H. , I I Tottenham St. Forster \ ·V., & Son, Narrowgate Cowpcn Quay
''lard, John, 83 North Ou:iy Nettlesl1ip, C., 5 Howick St. Baxter R .,SalisburySt.,CowpenQuay
Seaman, LvETTISHA111. \ •\Tiseman, C., 40 \'Vrll eslcy Rd . Short, T., & Son, Roxburgh P l. Bowor, Hy., Hcaconsfield St.
.Chambers & Sons ' Vright, A., Fuller's Hill Smith, ·w. J., Percy St . Cocks Bros., High St., \Vaterloo
Thompson, C., & Son Pottcrgate 't. Craggs, T., 31 'tanlcy St.
Weatheritt, \ V., Bondgate \Vithout Fawcett, J., Percy. St. 'outh
\Vhinbam, J., Sw~nsficld Cottage Goulding & Sons, Hcaco.nsfield St.
A.11/JLE, Acldt'11gto11.. Newbiggin & Goodlass, Beaconsfield

Northamptonshire. Brown R . & G., 13 Dov ·cote St.

1
Carse R. , & Son, 8 \ Vcllwood St.
Earnsi1aw Robt., Kcwburgb . 't.
1
St.
Simpson, J. l~ \V ., \:Vaterloo
\ i\Tcightman, J. D ., \Vaterloo
DENFORD, 1'1irajston. Green, W. (Pl umber)
BARBY, Rugby. Jordan, A .1 Bede St. (Joiner) CHATHJLL.
Hopkins & Son Freeman & Son Moscrop, .I: . Elliott Bros., Preston
BLISWOR7H. EARLS BARTON, Norflinmjton. Richardson, R . 1 7 Gibson t. <Joiner) CORBR!DGE - ON- Tl"NE.
.Chester, ,V. Harris, John JJIJLFORD . Davison, Jos., Bridge B;cnk House
BRACKLEY. EASTO.V-ON-THE-HlLL Muckle, Thomas CULLERCO.·I TS.
(Stamford). BELL!NGHA,lJ Douglass, Jamcs, 6 )[ona 'fer.
Hawkins,"'· H. & T.
8 YF!ELD, Nortlznmjton.
Perkins, {as. li!artinson, John Dykes, ,V., 13 Dove 't.
Kerred, ·w. Perkins, VFINEDO.V. BENIVELL, Newcasfle -011 - Tyne. Eskdale, T., 32 Percy Av.(Plumber)
Dunn John, New Benwell GreenwcTI, H.
COGENHOE . Abbott, S . Scott, W.
.Clayson Bros. Henson, F . Prudl;oe, Joscph 1H c nwe11 V ill age 1
Thirlwell,· P., & .Son, South Benwell Scott, ,'I. (Plumber)
DAVENTRY. Titmus, J.
GEDD!NGTON, Kettering. \'leddle Hros., South Benwell DUDLEY, R.S.O.
Adams, T., Oxford Rd . Worley, J ., & Son, New Benwell Pattison, C.
Bosworth, J ., New St. Patrick, Jas.
 426
North u m berla n d-continued.
EA RSDON, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
¥~~\~~~jlh':n p
EMBLETON, Cltat/ult.
App leby, Ma rk
FOREST HALL,
JVewcastte -ou-1'vue.
N icholson, Robt.
GOSFORTH, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
F leck, W. C., IIJ High St.
Gabey, L., Causey St.
Robson vVm., Elmfield Rd.
Smith, 'hos., Broomfield Ter.
HALTWHIS'J'LE .
Coulson & Jackson (J\Iasons)
Martin, J., & Son, Park Village
(Carpenters and J oincrs)
SnowdcnJ,J., Park (Carpenter, &c.)
Watson J:Sros. (:.\Iasons)
HEDDON-ON-THE-WALL.
Hunter, J. & G. :1.L
HEX HAM.
Civil, John, 6 Hcncotcs
Darlington , '\V. & J .
Herdman, T.1, & Son, Broadgate
aint, J ., & ::io~1s, F ell Side
Snowball, E. , H encotes St.
HORNCLll•FE,
Be1·w1.f.;k-ou.-7'weed.
Turner, J., & Sons (Slaters and
Plasterers)
HORSLEY-ON- TYNE.
Lishman, Isaac
HOWDE1\"- 0N-TYNE
(see vVlllr11glon Quay) .
KILLINGvVORT!-1, NL'Wcastte-
on -T;1ue.
Oliver, Jos., & Son
LONCFRAMLINCTON,
11/oif>elli.
Hilton, Jas. (loinc r)
Robinson, ''(
1llONKSEA TON.
D ryden, Robert
MORPETH.
Athey, 'I'. "\·V., Collingwood Lane
(Slater & P lasterer)
Beattie, \¥ m., Pegs wood
Bowman & Garvie, Bridge St.
(Decorators)
Bryson, J., Bridge St. (Jo iner)
Daglish, G .. & Son, Ncwgatc
1 Taylor, W. B ., Railway 't .(Plumber)
Fairbairn, T. (Plasterer)
Fryer, T., Bridge St.
HasweTI, G. & C., Corporation Yard
(Joiners)
Middlemiss, T. W., Olc!gatc (Mason)
Routledge, l\I., lfigh tanners
(Joiner)
Stafford, J., Union 't. (Joiner)
Waterson, Geo., Jun., Bceswing
Waterso n, J. & G., Bridge t.
(Masons)
NEWCASTLE-ON- TYNE .
Anderson , J., Cromwell St.
Baston, vValtcr, Rosedale Tcr.
Baty & Co~ Pottery Lane
Bellwood , K., i\Ioor St.
Bowden1 T., 65 ] esmond Dene ,Rel.
Bruce, ..t)..fex. 1 Hack J efferso n t.
Burnup, J., & .Son, 77 Clayton St.
Common, T. & 'VY., rr Acorn Rd .
Curry, T ., Hanover Sq.
S. F. Davidson,
BUILDER AND
CO N TR A CTOR.
16 Ridley Villas,
NEWCASTLE- ON · TYNE.
(Contracto>· to H.111.0. Wo1ks).
Contracts completed in various
parts of the com1tr y for some of the
lea ding London and Provincial
Architects, Engineers, Railway
Companies, and Col'porations in-
clude :-T heatres, Churches, Hotels,
Banks, Post Offices, Factories. Cold
Stores, Business Premises, Villas,
Tram Car ·works, &c., &c.
National Telephone No. 328.
Telegrams:
"BRICKS, N 'E WCAS'l'LE - OIS'-TY?'E . ' '
BUI L DERS
Dinning & Cooke, P ercy Iron Works;
91 Perl St. (Plumbers, &c .)
Donkin, ., Corporation St.
Easten, ., 277 '\Vestgate Rd .
ElliottBros .i Otterburn Ter.,J esmond
E lliot, J., Ham burgh Chbs., Quayside
Emley & Sons, Ltd., Westgate Rd.
(Plu mbers, &c.)
F erg uson, Tohn, St. Mary's P l.
l"erguso n, W., & Son, 13 Prudhoe St.
(Plasterers)
Forsyth, J., Elswick Cou rt
Franklin, W ., ~'lanor Ho. Rd.
George, E. T., 12 Cariol Sq.
Glaholin vr., 98 Grey St. \Plumber)
Harris,'{ B., Osborne Rd ., J esmond
Harris, k ., & Son, 79 Gloucester St.
JOHN C. HOPE ,
Contractor,
E lswick Rd ., Newcas tle- on- Tyne .
Masonry, Brickwork, Joinery .
Plttmbt'ng , Glazing, Plastering .
(Slating and Pai11ting only let to Sub.
Contractors.)
Conl1acts carn(•d out du.n'ug tile
ta::»t few yca1 s 1/1.clude :
Over 40 Hotels rebuilding, and 10
entir ely new (with a ll internal
fittings ). Several Villas, Shops, and
Office Building•. Brewery a n d
Laundry Buildings, Conven t an d
Schuols, with Presbytery and over 20
Shop Fronts, with chop a nd Office
Fittings .
The above having been carried out
under the followi ng local A r chi-
tects:-
B . F. f: impson, Esq., F .R.I.B.A.,
12 Grey St. : Messrs . Oliver, Leeson,
& Wood, Bank Chmbrs., Mosley
St.; Messt'S. J. Oswald & Son , 33
Mosley St. ; W. Glover , Esq., 16
Market St.; Messrs. Rope & Max -
well, 25 New Brid ge St.; C. Walker ,
Esq.,26Rldonf:q.; J . W . Rounthwaite,
Esq., A.R.I.B.A., 13 Mosley St. ;
E . Bowman , Esq., Westgat e Rd.
All of Newcastle-on -Tyne, an d
any of wh om can be referreil t o for
reference.
Hunting & George, South St.
Huntley, J., _,J Shiel ds Rd .
Hutchin son T., E lswick Rd.
Tack son , J .. Corporation St.
Kirk & Brown , Potte ry Lane
Lowry, J. & W., I Corporatio n St.
Lunn , J ., 8~ Snowdon St .
lVIauchlen, G. IL, Moor St.
i.\Iaug-han, N. W., 168 vVestgatc Rd .
Midd lem iss Bros ., Haymarket Lane
Moor, G. H., Forth St.
Nixon, Edwd ., Crow's Nest Lane
R ichardson, J ., & Co., St. Andrew's
Ct., 45 Pilgrim St. (and] oincrs)
NORTHUMBERLAND
DECORATIVE WORKS,
ESTABLISHED 1810 .
Adam ~obe~t~on ~~on
J5ou6~ anb t6urc6
. \
DECORATORS,
36 MARKET STREET,
Newcastle - on -Tyne,
AND AT
ALNWICK.
Robson. T. T., Shicldfield L ane
Scott, W., Ltd., 21 Grainger St. W .
Simpson Geo. E., Ellison Ter.
Slater, 'i'., & on, Bath Lane
mart, j. , Northumberland St.
Smurtbwaitc, 'f., 46 Kcnilwortb. Rd.
Tyrie, vr. C., Tower t.
AND CONTRACTORS.
N or th um berlan d-continued.
Veitch, R., Barrack Rd.
W alker, H.( & Son, Ltd., 55 W est-
gate Rd. Plumbers, &c.)
'\Vcatheritt, T., ~-5 Pilgrim St.
vVeatherl ey, E ., Villa P l.
'\Vhitc, T. & J., Breamish St.
Wilkinson, W. B., & Co.,Ltd., IJ t.
l\1Iary's P l. (Plaster, Concrete, and
Fireproof Works)
Wilson, J., 200 Heaton Rd.
NORTH SHIELDS.
Adam,~Geo . ,_Park Ter.
Bolton, R., King St.
Brand & l\Iacintyre, Bedford St.
(Plumbe rs)
Brannen, David, Seymour St.
Brown, T., Tynemouth Rd.
Brown, vV., 4 Trinity Lane (Plumber)
Coulson, J., King St.
Coulson, r., Victoria Pl.
Dalziel , T.,Tyncrnouth Rd. (Plumber)
Elliott, J., 51 Church St.
Fleming & Co., Mill St. (Painters)
Grievc,T.,& Co .. Bcdfor<l St.(Plmbrs.)
Heslop, J. i::., Bedford St. (Pl umb er)
I:Iewison, E. Th'I., 34 Union St.
(Plumber)
Hogarth, ] ., 58 l cdford St . (Car-
penter and Joiner)
H ughes, T., .;2 North St . (Carpenter
and J oiner)
Kent, l<.. A. & S., 94 Church Way
Leighton, G. W., Cleveland Rd.
McKay, vV., Upper Camde n St.
(Carpenter and ] oincr)
l\Iorrison, R., Cecil St. (Carpenter
and Joiner)
Norris, J., Russell St.
Park, G., Tynemouth Re~.
Park, IV . H., & Son, Bedford St.
(Pain ters)
Patterson, N . A., Tyne St. (Plumber)
Pelton, T., 15 George St.
Purvis, I-1., 78 Saville St. (Plumber)
Ramsey, - , Rod way ~fe r. (Painter)
I Ri chardson, vV. vV., Stephenson St.
(Joiner)
Ritson, J., •16 Tyne St. (Plumber)
Ross ite r, J ., 6+ Bedford St . (Car-
penter and Joiner)
Scott, R. D., Trinity L a ne (Joiner )
Simpson,-, Linskill St. (Painter)
'impson, J. & V\f. 1 Coach Lane
Steele,]., 162 Stephenson St. (Car-
penter and Joiner)
Thomp:so n, Hy., Vicary .St.
'Wa rd, vV. IV., Howard St. (Pair.ter)
PO.VTELAND,
1Vewcastte-on-1'yne.
Henderso n, J., & Sons
ROTHBURY, M o1f>ellt.
Davison & Pyle
Muckl e, Thomas
Not ting hams h ire.
ARNOLD.
AJJ cock , Arthur, Front St.
H erring, 1., High St.
Stimson, ti-., Front St.
Wayte, Alfred, Nottingham Rd.
BALDERTON, N ewa,.k.
Johnson & V essey, Grove St., New
Balderton
·wand, Ji ., Main St.
BASFORD (OLD and NEW),
see Notfl'ugham .
BEESTON.
Fletcher, W., 24 and 26 High Rd.
Turner , VY .
BLYTH (Rollw-llant).
Stewart, R.
BULi-i/ELL .
Caunt, Alcxr.
Holland, T., 18 ?\fain St. (Joiners)
Pinkett, 'Vm., Crown St. , Quarry
Rd. (Hric klaye r)
mith, J., Sycamore W orks
Stainforth, Wm., 42 Latimer ~ t.
Tilley, Richc~1RL TON.
Harper, T. H.
Key, A .
P ringle, J. H.
Tegcrdine, T. G.
EAST 1l!ARll"HA 1lf, TuxJord,
JVewark
Wilson, T.
SPITTAL.
Storar, D., & Sons (Masons)
TWEEDMOUTH.
Be¥eridgc, M., Main St: (Mason)
Brigham, VV ., & 'ons (Joiners)
Davidson, Thomas, Main St. ( foiner}
Elliott, H ., & Son, Main St . (l\lasons)1
Ru ic , P., & Son (Slaters & Plasterers).
Sidey, A. ( later and Plasterer)
S idcy, R. W., Main St. (Plumber}
mart, Thos. (Slater and Plastere r)
Smith, G., Main St. \Plumber)
Turner,Jos .,& Son( 'laters&Plastrs.
TYNE MOUTH.
J.
L., Prier's House
lVIiller,
~VALLBOTTLE, Newburn .
Anderson, J. (Mason)
Wilson, G . (Joiner)
WALKER-ON-TYNE.
Roxborough, \.Ym ., Low \.Valkcr·
(Plumber)
\.Vatson, Thos.
WALLSEND, R.S.O.
Dixon, G., Philiphaugh
Duffey, J., D enham Ter.
Green, 'l"., Nort h Rel .
H cdd crley, T., High St .vV .(Pl umbcr )·
l\facHarg, T., High St.
M cGraw, Thos.
Potts, ] ohn, Holley St.
JVARK.
vVclton, Vf., Mellow Burn
WARKf·VORTH, Acldl1tgfon.
Green,J. & G.
HIHITLE ! "-B!"-IHE-SEA,
R.S.O.
Hilton, Jam es, Park Avenue
Li sle, G., Stan ley Ho., vV hitlcy Rd ..
Nesbit, R. H., & Son, Hill Heads
Nicholson, J. D .
R e nner, VY ., Collingwood Tcr.
Ritchie, N .
Robson, G.
Scott, W . (Sanitary Engineer)
Smelt, vV.
W elstod, W .
WIDEOPEN, Dudley, R.S.O ..
Gray, Amos
H/'/LL!NCTON QUA l:
Cook, Wm., Rosebil l
Davidson, J., Jun., Rosehill Rd.
'\~feir, W. 1'.
VVortlcy, John, George St.
WOOLER, R .S.O.
B attic, G . & J., High St.
H ogarth & Crangle
R edpath, J.. High t .
Toda, J., !'enter Hill
Tulley & 'ons, C hurch St.
EASTWOOD .
Allcock, E., & Sons, Hill Top
Durant, W ., Albert St.
EDINCLEY, Sout!twett.
P ettc ncr, Samuel
FARNDON, Newark
Fox, Wm. GEDL!NG.
Bellamy, T.
COTHAM (De,.by) .
Haywood, J.
llUCKNELL - J'ORA-.·IRD.
Munks, J. A.
Khl!BERLE J:
Birkin & H.owland, Little La ne
Brassington, T., lVlain St .
Donnelly, IV., Station Rd .
Shaw, J ., Victo ria .St.
1 Shaw, f. & · .. Victoria St.
KIRKBY-JN-ASHFIELD .
Attewell & Green, East Kirkby
Baines, W., East Kirkby
Gilbert, H., 'tation St.,East Kirkby
Rigley, \V., New St., East Kirkby
!:iharley, Albert I-I., East Kirkby
Sharley, F. R., Park St.
KIRKLl1\'CTON, Soulliwetl.
Rickett, David
LANGfVITf-1, Jlan sfietd.
Coll ingham, J as.
LOf-VDHA ,lf, l\"oftiugham.
Carnell & Son

Nottinghamshire-continued.
MA NSF/ELD.
Fisher Bros., White Hart St.
Frisby, S. & G., Belvedere Rd.
Greenwood J., Wood St.
Moore, F. H. and J. \V., Shircbrook
Percival, C . G ., Newcastle St.
Vallance & Bythc:z. Portland St.
Vallance, Chas., clumbcr St.
Vallance, W . A ., Westgate
MANSFIELD WOODHOUSE.
Ashley, J., Park Rd .
Stevenson, G., Park Rd.
NE1'HERF!ELD, Nolli'ngitam.
Lewin, J., Forester St. · WATxnuous& & SoN, Archts . Six -
NE WA RA'.
Baines, C , Applctongatc
Brown, G ., & Sons, London Rd.
Cosham, T., Bowbridg-c Rel.
C rossland, F. W., 78 North Gate
Dobney, G. E., I$ Victoria St .
Duke, .F ., V1ctona St.
H enderson, G., Barnby Gate
Mackenzie, T . G., & Sons, King's Rd.
mith, T., & Sons, Beacon Hill
Smith, VYm., 1\'Iillgate
Thralc Bros., Victor ia St.
NORTH COLL!NGHAM,
Newark .
Millns, vV. T.
NORWELL.
Clipsham, G. & J.
N07'7JNGHAM,
Adams, J . ]., rgt Colville St.
Harlow, Thos., Heauvale Rd.
Boll, A . G., 92 S hcrwod St.
Clarke, A . H., Wright St., Dennett
St., Blue Bell Hill
Cooper, John, & Son (Nottingham),
Ld ., Ayr St.
Crane, Wm ., Ld.,80 Forest Rd. vVcst
Cuthbert, Thos., Patterson Road,
Hyson Green
Dennett & Inglc 1 29.\ Station St .
Evans, F., Mill St., Basford
Fish, T ., & Sons, Pilcher Gate
Foster, vV., 247 Sherwood St. Nth .
Hind, E ., Edgar Ri::;e
Is. HIND,
82 Mansfield Road,
NOTTINGHAM.
--+-
ESTAL\Ll!=;HED 1855 .
Hodson, J., & Son, Castle Meadow
Rei.
Hutchinson, J. , & Son, Goldon Rd.
Maule, ·wm ., 304 Mansfield Rd .
~Icssom, F., Bangor St.
JOHN HUTCHINSON & SON,
JOINERS,
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS,
GORDON ROAD
(Late LONG l:IEDG>: LAN&),
NOTTINGHAM .
Tel. No. 304 .
1Vorks execnfP.<l i11clmZe-
Residence for W. Foster, Esq.,
Nottingham Park; A . N . Bnor.n~xY,
Esq., Archt. Ditto and Stabling
for W. F. III. Webb, Esq ., No.tting-
ham Park; Mr. A. N. BnO>rLEY,
Archt. Residence, Stablmg, and
Grounds "Normanton Hall," neal'
Loughb~rough, for J. B. Tidmas,
Esq . ; Mr. A. N. Bno>1L>0Y, A.rcht.
Residence, Stabling, &c ., ".Berwick
Lodge, " Henbury, near Bristol, for
BUILDERS
HUTCHINSON & Co. (con.)
G. L. Matthews, E sq . ; Mr. A. N.
BRo>ir.EY, Archt. Semi-detached
Residences, fo r A. N. Bromley, Esq.,
and W. F . M. Webb, Esq., Notting-
ham Park . Residence for Dt".
Uhthoff, Brunswick P lace , Hove,
Brighton; Mr. A..N.Bnom.EY, Archt.
Rectory, for the Rev. T . B. Hardy,
Bulwell,Nottingham; Mr.S.TAYf.OR,
A.rcht. 'rhe Prudential Buildings,
Nottingham, for the Prudential
Assurance Co.; Mes!=l.rs . ALFn1rn
teen Houses and one Shop, Sutton-
in- Ashfield, for Chas . H. Kitchen,
Esq .; l\'Ir W. R. HrGOLNUOTTOM,
Archt. Additions to Quarry Road
Schools, l:lul well, for the Nottingham
School Board; Mr. A. H. Gooo,u,L,
A.rcht. New Con•titu t ional Club,
Market Street, Nottin gham, for the
Nottingham C<>nstitutional Club Co. ,
Ltd.; .Yfr. A. R. CALVERT, A.rcht.
Large Ch imney and Boiler-house,
Daybrook Laundry,for Messrs. Rob-
inson Bros.; Mr. W. H. Hwo1x-
BO'l''l'OM, Archt. Underground Lava-
tories, Burton St and Nort.h St.,
Nottingham, for the Nottingham
Corporation i AR r1-1un Bno'\':-, Esq.,
Engineer. Re -instating Ged ling
Lodge, nea.· Nottingham, for W. F.
Ilf. Webb, Esq. ; l\fr. A. N . BnO>tLJOY,
Archt. Banking P remises, Work-
sop , for Messrs. The Sheffield Bank-
ing Co . ; Messrs . FLOCKTON, Grnns, &
FLOCKTON, Architect". Hotel and
Assembly Hall, Ilfansfield, for the
Mansfield Brewery Co. ; Messrs .
VAr.r~ANCg & W1~sTw1cK. Architects.
Royal 1Hotel, \V orksop, for the
l •V orksop Brewery Co.; Messrs.
VALLAN C R: & W&sTwrcK, Arcbts .
St. Bartholomew's Church, Not .
tingham; Mr. A . L. P&Ansox, A.relit.
II
l Pillatt, Geo. A ., Parliament St.
Shaw, J., 33 Sherwood Rise
Vickers, H ., Wilford Rd .
Vickers, J. I-I. Ltd., Palatine '¥orks,
1
Lenton Boulevard
'¥ard,S.,7NclsonTer. Hutchin son St.
1
Whi~taker . T .W :;.Pinder House Rd.
Williamson, .J . .ti., & Co., Ca!;tle
Works, Lento.n Houlcvard
VVo odsend, J. W., Lenton Boulevard
Wright, ] as., 55 Vvilford Grove
Wright,} ohn, <'< Son, 59 Raleigh St .
PLEA 'LEV, uear Ma nsfield.
'Varner, John
RADCLIFFE-ON-TRENT.
Barry, D.
RETFORD.
Fento n, F., Moorgatc
Fenton, Geo., North Rd.
Fish, J., Domini e Cross Rd. (] o!ncr)
Hop1onso11, G.,& Son, Cannon Sq .
Hopkinson, 1'., roB Carol gate
Tones, C., Grove St.
Ledger, Geo ., Spital Hill
Mettam, R. London R.d.
Swannack, E. & C., Grove St.
\ Vi Ison, John (Exors of), Bridge Gate
SKEGB J ·, 1lfa11sfidd.
Lane, John, & Son
Vlilson, R.
SOUTHWELL .
Lee, Robert, W estg-atc
Noble, R. & G., C hurch St.
Suddaby, Robt., Easthorpc
STAPLEFORD, Notlingham.
1.fartin, F., Rai ley St.
Moult, C ., Nottingham Rd .
SUTTON-IN-ASHFIELD.
Bceici:,,.H., High Pt.
Boot 1 .ti., Forest St.
Hibb crt S. D ., Exors . of, High Pt.
l\'es, ,v;n. Victoria St.
1
Shaw, H ., Earl•ficld Side
I.VAR.SOP.
East\\'ood, A.
WHST BRIDG!·ORD.
Lovell, G. T., Highfi eld Rd .
WORA"SOP.
Cahill & Leverton, ll'atson Rd.
I Speake, T.
Hall 1 W., Potter St.
H e111 stalk , ,¥., Ncwg-a~e St.
Ilott, C ., & Sons, G~tclord Rd.
Middkcon, G . U., Gat<'ford Rd.
Rollitt, J., &. Son, Newgatc St.
\Vright, G., Carlton H.d .
AND CONTRACTORS. 427
Oxfordshire.
ADDERBURY, Banbury.
Walden & Cox, Ma rket Pl.
Townsend, \V. Weyman, J., J< ~farket Pl.
BA 1WPTON, Fari,,gdon. HORNTON, Banb"'J'·
Stone, John, Broad St. Miles, W.
BANBURJ-'. !SLIP, 0-rfoid.
Booth, J. F. 1 ~Butcher's Row Steele, Edward
Bloxham,\V. J., I Warwick Rd. .MIDDLE BARTON.
Kimberl ey, J. S, Britannia Rd. Grimsley, W .
Orchard, S., & Son, Bridge Bank
MILTON-UNDER-
B!CESTER. WYCHWOOD.
Gri.msly, T ., 1..~ on, ~The Causeway
Groves, Alfred
Smith, . W., beep St.
NE7'7'LEBED,
BLOXHAJ11, Banbmy. lie11Ley-on - Tllames .
Adkins, W. Holly, E .
BURFORD. NORTH NEWINGTON,
P ether, Chas., Hig-h St.
Baubu1y.
Pether, 'V., The Green Busby, .
CASS/NG TON. OXFORD.
Greene, John B enfi eld & Loxley, Bull ingdon Rd.
CAVERSHAM. Bruc ke r Bros., 8 St . J oh n's Rd.
Angiiss, J. III., Oxford St. Curtis, C. , 31 George St.
Bartlett, J., Queen's Rd . Fisher, D., 123 :\Iagdalen Rd .
Bristow, S ., & Son Quee n's Rd . liutchins, S ., r7 Kingston Rd.
Dorm er, H., & . ·on , Gosbrook St. Kingerlee & Sons, 35 Queen St.
Fisher, Bros., Emmer G reen Knowles, T . R , & Son, Hoiywell St.
Hutton, \V. D ., H cmdcan Rd. Martin, F., 22 Divinity Rd .
Lewis Bros. Church St. Organ Bros ., 205 Cowley Rd.
Stockwe ll, 6-., Gosbrook St. 'imms & Son. 29 Adelaide St.
CHACO.JIBE, Banbmy. Symm, J. R., & Co., 43 Little
Watkins, J. Clarendon St.
vVilkins Bros., Walton W ell Rd.
CHARLBURY, S.0. Wooldridge, J ., Tacklcy Pl.
Burden, VV. Wyatt, G., & 'on, 67 St. Giles
CHIPPING NORTON.
STOKE ROW,
Burden Bros., Pembroke St . nea r .f/e11Ley -01t - Tlrames .
Hobbs, W. J .
Lewi s, Sidney, :\Iarket St.
Cox, J.
Tf-IAME.
CROPREDY, Leamington. Vlells & Son
Smith, A.
l•VARDINGTON, Banbmy.
Smith, G., & Son
CROWJl/ARSH GIFFORD
( 1·Valtt11gford) . WH/7'ECHURCH (Read1'11g).
Rmvd cn, H.
Goodall, J. l.f>'lTNEY.
DEDDINGTON, Ox.f01·d.
Barnes, W. , Corn St.
Franklin, R . H. , Chapel 'q .
Hartlctt Bros., High St.
DORCHESJER, Waltiug:ford. Biles, T ., Corn "'t.
Kirby, J. Howcrma11 Ed., High St.
DUCKL!NGTON, Wd111:y.
1
Cantwell, W., High St .
Fisher, N .
Lock, A.
GORING -ON-JHAMES.
Higgs, T.
Clarke & Son, High St.
Lock, John, ~'Iunster Lorell , near
Long, John, High St.
Paintin , J., Corn t.
GORING HEATH (Reading ). IVOODCOTE (Rend1i1g) .
\Vinkworth, Thomas Winkworth, Thomas
1-1ENLE Y-ON-1'/-/A MES. WOODSTOCK.
Clements, C., 41 h·Iar,kct Pl. Mitchell, J . ]., Bear Lane
Hobbs, B ., JO Hart St. T'VROXTON, BanbmJ•.
Macqueen, H ., Bell St. Iiarris, '¥.
Rutlandshire.
COTTESMORE, Oak!tam. UPPINGHA11!.
Emerson & Co. Chapman, .'t.r.
Hig!1 St.
NORJH LUFJ•ENHAM Dean, i;v., li.1 gh St.
(Slam.f01·d). Dalby, John .A:igh St.
Dickens, Thomas \V . Dorman, E.1'L , Adderley t.
Joyce Bros ., l\Iorcott, near
OAKHAM.
Emerson & Co. 1-VHISSENDINE, Oakham.
Higgs, vV., Station St. Cu nnington, ~I.
Nicholls Bros., Melton Rd. Perkins, J. d.
Shropshire.
BASCHURC/-1, Shrewsbi"J'· ELLESMERE.
Payne, Jas. Griffiths, W., & Son
BISHOP'S C.J STLE . HA Nl.VOOD, ShrewsbmJ•.
Bright, '1/i-1b~:zJi'R 1tw.
Chaloner, Thos .
IRONJJR!DGE.
Hate, T. Hai ley, T. , l\fadciey Rd.
H ead, R., & Son, '¥hitburn St. Nevett, R .
/JROSELEJ·. A"NOC ION, OswcsltJ•.
.Smith, C. T., Church St. G riffith s, Wm.
mithcman & Co., l{ing St. LUDLOW.
Grey & >Vatkins, Bell Lane
CHURCH STRETTON.
Turford & Southward, Gaideford
\Veale, B., Gravel Hill
CRAVHN ARMS.
Graves, J. '\¥. Jl/EOLE BRACE, Shrewsb111:i• .
D.IWLEl", Rowlands, John, Post Office
Lav -- ndc-r, J. Portland Ho .
1 MIN'TliRLE 1'.
Ru shton , J. Blakemore, Richa rd
 428 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

Shropshire-continued. Somersetshire-continued.
NhWPOR7'.
Muirhead, Geo . H.
VVhittingham, E .
TREASURE & SON (con .)
Church; St. Mary's, Crewe. Wy-
huubury Church, Cheshire.
I T. 5TOCKH{1M,
Builder & Contractor,
Es'l'AUL I SHHD 1875.

ALEXANDER POOLE,
OAKENGATES HOSPI'fALS.
Blakemore, T., Sleney St.
Howler, J., Oxford St.
Additions to St. Mark's Hospital,
City Rd ., E.C., and to Salop Infirm-
BRIDGWATER, Builder & Contractor,
Millington, R. & J. a1-y, Sister Dura, Staffordshire. SOMERSET. ILMINSTER.
OSWESTRY. HO'.rELS.
Felton, W ., Oswald Rd. · Hotel Cambria, A.berystwith . Vine T.Vorks r ecently execnted include- Works executed include-
Higgins, J., Oswald Rd . Hotel, HighgRte, N. N ew Collar FRC',tory, Bridgwn.ter, Blundell's School, Tiverton;
.Tones & ll'.vans, "\Vi!low St. GOVERNMEN r WORKS . £2,250; A.. B. Cottam , Esq., A.rcht. Messrs. Hayward & Son, Archts·
Thomas, W . H ., Salop Rd. Shrewsbury Barracks. Telegraph New Banking- Premises, £2,500; A. Town Ha.II, Wellington ; E. J.
PENLEY, 11car Ellesmere. Factories, Gray'ir; Inn Road. B. Cottam. E•q., Archt. Howard, E•q., Archt. Corn Ex-
Williams, Geo ., & Son ESTATE WORKR. New Post Office and Fittings, £1,000; change, Cha.rd; H. vVilliams, Esq.,
Parm Rouse and Buildings, H . Tanner, Esq., Archt. , H. M . Archt. Works for the Duchy ot
PREES, l·VMtclwrclt. Grinshill, Shropshire. Farm House, Office of Worh.
Powell, R . Cornwall, Samuel Hooper, Esq.,
Moreton Corbet. Farm House and Block of Shops, Eastover, £1,500; A . Arcbt. Works for the R ight Hon.
SHREWSBURY. Buildin gs, Chelmarsh, Shropshire. B. Cottam, Esq ., A.rcht. Viscount Portman . Wilts & Dorset
Bickerton , G. H., Abbey Foregate Amounts of Contracts, £3,000 to Villa. Res idences. Raygrove. Banking Co.'A Banks at Yeovil and
Bowdl er, vV., & Co., St . Julian's
Friars
.~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ...,............ .............
£60,000 ea.ch.
..,..
Bllllock, G ., Abbey Foregate
New Church & Vicarage, Langford,
£3,500; l\Iessrs. Samson & Cottam,
Arch ts.
New Bonded Rtores and Dwelling
Hou•e•. R ighb ridge, £1 ,700, for J.
~i.ilil'.scoEnbdJw~d ~~~eel,r~~b!i!i
Schools at Ilminster ; Mes•re. Price
& Wooler, Architects. Vicarage,
TREASURE & SON, Farmer, Hy., English Hriclgc
l1orris, Thos., St. Austin's Friars Burnett, Esq.
Abbots; E. Bucle, E•q.,Archt. Tho
j Worko for G.W.Ry. Co., and numer-
A n<l nnmerow~ othl'r works.
BUILDER!-' & CONTRACTORS, Pace, Thomas, Coton Hill i oue other jobs.
I 6Chester St , Shrewsbury, Price, Henry, \Vclsh Bridge
Price, R ., & So n, Colcham Rldg. Yd.
AND
Richards, '\Taltcr , Town Walls J., & Son, St. Mary St.
Willis,
Cottenham Rd. , HOLLOWAY, N. Treasure & Son, 16 Chester St . BR!SLINGTON (Bristol) . Woodland, A., Wine! l\1ill Hill,
Wotk~ executed include-
Asbill
WELLJNGTON. Poole, G . L.
BRUTON. KEYNSHAM.
MANSIONS . Bright, Jonathan, Tan Ban Carter, vV., l3ath Rd.
Bockleton Comt, Worcestershire. Carver, J ., Victoria St. Clarke & Son, High St.
LANGPORT, R .S.O.
Addition , Noseley Hall, Leicester- Roper, Alfred, Walker St. BURNHA11f. Pittard, H., How St.
shire; Lovesgrove, Cardiganshire ~ Clapp, H., Abingdon St.
Winsley Hall, Shrop•hire; Eccles- WEH Hurley, T., Victoria St. LEIGH-UPON-MENDJP,
hall Castle, Staff01·dshirn. Tommy Bros. Coltiford, Bat/L.
Keats, Tames, Victoria St .
COLLEGES A.ND SCHOOLS. WEST .F ELTOlV, Oswestry. Pople, W. J., Victoria St. Ashman, Thomas
St. Oswald's College, Ellesmere; Vaughan, J., & Sons Randell, George, Alfred St. MARTOC K, R.S.O.
Shrewsbury School ancl Head-Mas- Roberts, F ., Adam St . Yandle, H.J ., & Sons
ter's House. Swaffield Ild. School, WHITCHURCH.
Corfield, J., "\Vrcxham Rd . C/lSJLE CARY. Jl!lh'ARJ. f, Glastonbury
S.W . ; Cottenham Road School , N. ; Davies, J ., Talbot St. Francis, J. & L. Stevens, A. O"' Oxcnpill
St. George's Row School, S.W. Dodd, G., New St. Lyclford, T. M IDSOAJER NORTON.
Invicta Road School, S.E., for the Edge, G ., Wrexham Rd . Catley, A. W. J., High St.
School Board for London. Girl's CHEDDAR .
Pickard, T., Hargatcs Ford & Sons Sperring, T., Redfield Rd.
Industrial School. Lichfield. Powell, ~., Green End Tovey, j of111 H .
CBURCBES. CLEVEDON.
St.Murk'•, Noel Pork,N. St.Paul's WOORE. Drewett, vV. H., Old Church Rd . MILBORNE PORT.
Church, Harringay, N. Scarisbrick Hope, Kn ighton Green, W. A., St. John' s Avenue Pitman, G., North St.
Hardwidge, J., Copse Rd. Reynolds, Alfred, & Son
Hill, Thos., Old St. M!LVERTON, R.s.o.
Tanner, R., Old Church Rd. Andrews Hros.
COO.l!BE ST NJCHOLAS, Vickery & Poole
Cltnrd. Al/NEHEAD.
Somersetshire. Fowler & . trickland
Shire, J. H., New Town
CREECH ST. M!CHAEL,
Burgess, J .
Harrison, Vf.
Hurford, -
Tn1mton . NORTH PETHER70N.
BARROW GURNEY Wibley, C., 10 St. James St.
Way,B.
CRE1Vf<ERNE.
r1 atworthy, J.,
& Son
fownscnd, Ii., & Son, Fore. 't.
(Bristol). Wills, A. 1 & Sons,. pring Gdns. Bond, J. R .. North St.
Child, John NUNNEY, p,.ome.
BJSHOP'S HULL. Lye & Sons Holley, Chas.
BATH. Rowsell, J. H. Parsons. '\V.,'Lyc Water Russell, R. T., & Son
Amery, E., 19 Grove St. CURRY RIVEL, Ta1111to11. QA !\FIELD, Ta union.
Bladwell, R. "\V., Sydcnham "\Vharf BLAGDON (Bristol) . W ebb, S.S., 'Viltown
Lower Bristol Rd. (&Stonemason) <;:lark, T., Rickford Derham, S.
. DOUL TING. S!te/>fon Mallet. OAJO-l !LL, near Batli.
Chancellor, E., Green Park Villa Stock, E. J., Bath Rd. Hodges, J.C., Manor Farm·
Erwood & Morris, Railway Pl. Tbrask & Son Emery, S., & Son
Hayward & vVooster, Walcot St . BRJDCWA7ER. ODCOMBE, Slo!.·e-1111de,.· Ham,
Howard, J., & ons, 6 Argyle St. Ashton, R ., St. Mary St. DULVERTON, R.S.O.
Fisher, George B. s.o.
Long, J., & Sons, Railway Rd. Kimber, G .
:\fould Bros., 'VC'stmorelancl EVERCREECH. OVER STOIVEY, Bndg-&nte,..
Parsons, F. H., Railway Pl. Allen & Son
Selleck, G.
S mith, B ., Widcombc Rill
C. BRYER, Jun., PRO.lfE.
Rarnes, C., 8 Long Ground
Chislett, Z. S;;. & Soni 32 Catherine St. Porter, ,V.
PILL (Bn»tol).

Hibberd, J., L..hristc rnrch St-. East PORLOCK, Tauuton.

WILLI1\M WEBB, Builder and Contractor, Hodder, T., & Sons, Broadway Bond, H .
CONTRACTOR, Seward 'r. J., Rutt's Hill Huish & Cooksley
RAILWAY PLACE, BATH. Vallis, J..
Christchurch St. East PORT/SHEAD.
The following is a list n.f some of the
BRIOGW1\ TER, GLASTONBURJ'. Biss, Geo ., & Sons, :H igh St.
Dunthorn, D. R. Thomas, C. L.
worl~carriedoutdurin .Qt.liepost 2yem-.-;-
Rainbow " 'ood J\fansion. Bath , SOMERSET. Fisher, R. T., Benedirt St. RADSTOCA-.
for ·w. E. Mallett. Esq .. £8,ooo; Jlferrick, F., & Son, High St. Bird, J .. Frome Hill
Messrs. Sikock & Rear. Archts. 20 Stead, Regim1 ld ] ., Benedict St. Foster, T., Radstock Hill
Bathwick Hill, Hath, Additio ns, for Williams, A. R . SHEPTON MALLET
1-Vorks rece11fly t',c:ec1.1 ted incliule-
1
Cook , :H . S .1 Princes l~d.
Miss M. L. Ja ckson, ;[;goo; Messrs. HENLADE, Taunton.
Silcock & Reay , Archts. , Bath. New BusinesH Premises and 'Villm ent, J. Dodimead, · ., 4 High St.
Royal United Hospital, Hath, New Cabinet Showrooms , Bridgwater, HENSTR!DGE, Bland.ford. SPA.YTON, Bndgwater.
Kitchen ,CbaP.cl,&c ., £i,ooo; Messrs. £1,300; New Corn Stores, Bridg- Case, T., High St . Lo~ston, Alfred
Browne & Gill, Archts., Hath. Ice water, £700; Additions to Scr,ools, Coombes, Josiah, High t. STOKE-UNDER-HAM.
Factory and Pantechnicon, Bath, Bridgwater, A. B. Cottam, Esq. ,
£3,000; F .W.Gardincr, Esq., Arc ht., 1-JJGHBRJDGE, R.!:>.O. Guppy, Wm.
Architect. £1,150; 'ewerage Works Iforne, Geo. Trask & Son
:Bath. "Ardenvobr," Oldfield Park, for the Bridgwater Town Council,
Bath. Additions. £800; ·w . J. Wil- Huckcr, Frcdk., Church St. STREE7.
F. Parr, Esq., Bnrvey r, £2,300; :l>Iarsh, John, Church St.
cox, Esq., M.R.l.H .A ., Hath. Lon- Ditto, ditto, £1,-tOO; ancl numerous Huish, Fredk. , Glastonbury Rd.
don , City & Midland Bank, Bath, HOLCOMBE, Bntli . Huish & on, High St.
£2,000; T. B. ·whinney, Esq .. Archt., other works. James, A. F. Withers, Wm., Cranhill Rd.
Old Jewry. London. St. George's IL CHESTER. TAUNTON.
Lodge, Oldfield Park, Bath, New Beaton, 'Vm ., Yeovilton Finch Wm., South Rd.
Billiard Room etc., for T. T S Harris & Tapscott, Cornboro' Pl. Fox, C. 0., I Eastbourne Rd.

-....... Kitch, T. H .. Salmon Parade

Collins, Esq., £700; I". VI. G-ardiner,
Esq., Archt.
...........................
lLMINSTER.
Hutchings & Son, Silver St. Handford, G ., 42 East Reach
Pollarcf, H. W., Monmouth . ·t.
cott, F., :M ount Larywell, J., Broadway Hill Jones, H., East R each

Somersetshire-continited.
Moggridge, T. H., Queen St.
Payne, H. Canon St.
1
Pollard, G. H ., Wood St.
Poole, Tas., 3 1 Station Rd.
Potter,\¥., Rowbarton
Rendell, IV .. St.lames St.
Rowsell, F . W .. lma St.
Small, F. Wrantage
Southey, J.
Tancred St. '
Spil ler, A. j:., 12 !lfagdalcn St .
Spiller, H.J ., JI Bndge St.
W EDMORE,
7¥eslon-Supe'r-A1a.rc.
·wall , Solomon
WELLING JON.
Bond, Thos., High St.
Follett Bros., Mantle St.
Russell, C ., North St.
Sweet W. M:i.ntle St.
Twyfo'rd, J. ,
Mantle St.
WELLS.
Bray, F ., 54 St. Thomas St.
Cock, R. C., High St.
Dell Bros., 24 _U ni on St.
Richards, S. T., High St.
Shcppar~l, H. A ., 17 St. Cuthbert St.
Webb, l. S., Broad St .
Wicks & Son, Sad ler St .
WESTBUR 1', T-Vells.
Dennis, G.
WESTON-SUPER-MARE.
Addicott,C., St.anl cy Ho.,LockingRd.
Dyer, W. 1 & Son 1 :rvianor House
Gibbs L., & Sons, Orchard St.
Hand~, J ., Oxford St. • N ew Belgian Brick Kilns, Yeovil
Harvey, F. L., ·waterl oo St.
Keen & Kccn,3 Dulcie Tr. Baker St. 1 Addition• to Pen Villa; Ayr Vill&
Palmer,J.,BambridgcHo.,Boulevard
Palmer, T ., & Son, 4 South Parade
Stokes, Bros., Jubilee Rd
Stradl ing & Son, Oxford St.
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Ul"
on on
a I &~
Ch bl'! IB(IP Tbg l'
Builders & Contractors,
Elmleigh, MENDIP RD.,
WESTON-SUPER-MARE.
W 01·ks executed include-
Printing Office~, "Weston-super-
Mare Gazette " ; contract , £3,300;
s. I. Wilde, Esq., Archt. Several
Villas, Grove Park Estate; H. F.
Price, Esq., Archt. Fourteen large
Villas, Trewartha Park Estate; H.
Dare Bryau, Esq., Archt. And
various others.
...................................
Staffordshire.
ALDRIDGE, 11eai· 1'Valsall.
Insley, J.
ALRE1'VAS, Burlo11 -on - T1·ent.
May,T.
ALTON.
l!ielding, J.
BARTON-UNDER-NEED-
TtVOOD, B11don-011-T1·c1d.
Sharp, Wm.
HILSTON.
Tohnstonc, Thos., Dudley St.
} ordan, A. J., Church St.
:Lowe, T., 4.1 Cambridge St.
Marcbant, T. , Mount Pleasant
!lforrell Bros., Vine St.
Pidgeon, Tas .. 8 Cambridge St.
Sansom, G-., \Vcllington St.
BLA CKHEA 7JJ (Dudl<•y) .
Cooper, Wm., High St.
Dallow, J. , & Sons, Saw Mills
BLO.YWICH.
Wootton , S., The Green
BRIERLEY HILL.
Bennett, S., & Son . ,
Bishop, J ., & ons, Alb10n St.
BUILDERS
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•WHITCHURCH (Bristol).
Kingston, Wm.
WILL/TON, R.S.O.
Chibbett & Son
WIVELl~COMBE.
Nurcombe, E.
Richards, T., Russell's Bui1dings
WORLE,
near Wcston-s11pe,- -Alfare.
Sprake, G.
WRAXALL (BnS!ol).
Newton, A.
Stevens, Frank
YEOVIL.
E. R. BARTLETT & SONS,
Bu,.ldr1rs, Co11fracfors, B1·zCkma/,.·ers,
&c .,
Hendford, Yeovil.
lV m·lcs executerl in Yeovil-
Brickfields.
(new); Snmmerlands House (new) ;
o.lso various Shop Fronts and n.um-
, erous other Works of Restoration ;
1
Messrs. C. & C. B. Benson, Archts.
' New Wesleyan Chapel; Mr. A.
l
Lander-Barnstaple, Archt.
!St. John's Sunday Schools and
eeveral Villi>s; Mesors. E. Vining,
A~!~· sets Farm Buildings and
Dwelling House on Clifton May
Bank Estate, Dorsetshire.
Capital and Counties Bank at
YeoYil; I. N. Johnston, Esq .,
A.R.I.B .A., Archt.
Re-arrangement of Interior of
Vicarage House at Ha.selb ury, Pluck-1
nett; Archt. DiocesRn Surveyor.
New Mansion 1it Lufton Manor,
near Yeovil; Evelyn Hellicar. Esq.,
10 Se1·jeants Inn , London, Archt.
Tall Chimney Stack and other works
R.nd setting new Bnilers, at Mes~rs .
\Yhilby 's Factory; A1·cht., Mr.
Sparrow, Engine~r.
Bird & Pippard, Middle St.
Childs, J. W. & H .. Kingston Wks .
V\'allbridgc, ·w., 9 Vicarage St.
Brookes & Tandy, Merry Hill
Horton, C . A.
BROWNH!LLS.
Goodall, E., Chester Rd .
Twist, Hy., & Son, Lichfield Rd.
BUCKNALL.
Jackson,
BURSLEH.
Beech & Adkins, Newcastle St.
Bennett Hros. , Newcastle St.
Cooke, \Vm., 55 Newcastle ~t.
(,-rant, C. & J., \Vatcrloo 1'.d., Col-
bridge , HEDNESFORD, Stajf01·d.
Longden, J. J., St. Pauls St.
BURTON-ON-TRJ}NT
Chambrrlain Rros., Uxbridge St.
Edwards , H ., .;5 Blackpool St.
Forbes, T., Exors . of, Hornrnglow
R d . North
G eary, A. , Orchard St.
Harlow, J., 82 Sydney St.
Hodges, G ., Derby St.
Hun ter, J. & C., 91 l\foo.r St.
K.ennard, Geo., Stapenh~ll
K.ershaw, Richard, 90 Pnncess .St.
Lewis Bros. , Main St., Stapenlull
AND CONTRACTORS.
Staffordshire-continued.
Lowe, T., & Sons, Un ion St.
Maddocks, T., qo Moor St.
Selby, J. & 'r. W., ·waterloo St.
Stevenson, W. A. , H orninglow St.
Varlow, J . T., J9 Lichfield St.
West, T., Horninglow Rd. North
CANNOCK.
Reynolds, John
CAVERST-VALL, near Longton·
J ewell, Walter
CHASE TOWN, Walsall.
Jon es, l\!essrs.
Mealey, Martin
CHEA OLE, Stol.:e~on- Trent.
Alcock, Wm., 3 Bank St .
Rall, W., Tape St.
Pattinson, ] ohn Oakamoor
Cf)DSALL, vVolverJ,amjton.
Cockerell, F ., Oaken
COSELEJ':
Tones, T.
Taylor, Thos.
CRADLEY HEATH, S.0.
Dorse, H., & Co.
Hipkiss J~ros., Coll ey Gate
Ratcliffe, G., & Co., Chester Rd.
DARLASTON.
:Hammonds Bros., 1'1ill Lane
Huskison, M ., 46 Bull St.
Lees, Vl. T., Rose Rank Villa
Oakley, Jos., Perry St.
ENDON, Stol.·e-on-Tnnt.
Crichlow, \¥m.
Heath, J.
FENTON.
Bagnall, Tohn, High St.
Embrey, B:. P ., King St.
CORNALL, Lower (Dudley).
Buxton, J.
\¥ orton, Jolin
CORNALL, Upper (Dudley).
'Vatton, Thos ., 40 Clarence St.
(;REA T HAYWOOD, Stafford.
Smitli,G. H.
HANDSWORTH,
see B/r1111·11g/rn.11t .
HANLEY.
I
Chatfield Bros,, New Hall St.
Cornes, C ., & Sons, Lichfield St.
Ellis, G., Saw Mills, High St.
T. GODWIN.
Bui lder & Contractor,
HANLEY, STAFFORDSHIRE
Works Executed inclttde-
The Abattoirs, Sessions Court,
and Victoria Hall , Hanley; J.
LOBIJEY, Esq ., Surveyor, £9,000.
The Roman Catholic Church
Hanley; R. Scmv1tNER & SoNs,
Archts ., £7,031.
Cauldon Ro"d and Glass Street
Board Schools, Hanley; E.
E. SmuvRNRH, Esq .t Architect,
£8,280.
New Pumping Station and
Cottages at Hatton, and
Water Tower a t Swynnerton;
G. DAY HARRISON, Esq., En-
~ineer, £7 ,000.
High Grade Schools. Birch Ter-
race, Hanley ; E. E. SCRI\'":&NXR,
Esq ., Architect, £10,650.
Grand Theatre, Hanley; the
Theatr e Royal, Sheffield ; and
the Gordon Theatrt-, Stoke-
on-Trent .
Grand Theatre, Derby
Technical Schools , Stafford.
HEATH HOUSE, uear Leek.
Clarkson, Thos .
HEATH TO vVN, vVolver/lamjfon.
Beard, F. W .
R;i.rton , Robert
:Mason, Thos., Station St.
IPSTONES, Stoke-on-Trent.
Barks, Tos . vV.
KING WINFORn, Dudley.
Mcanlcy, G., Market t.
LEEK
Raylcy & Morris, Mill t .
Rillingc, -, Wellington St.
Cornes, C., & Son
Grace, Thos., Broad St.
Hall, H., Asl1bourn c Rd.
429
Hall, Wm., 10 Southbank St.
Hardy, Hy . ,~Rcgent St.
Heath & Lowe, Alsop St.
Heath, Isaac (R .P. ),n Ball Haye St.
Heath, Jas., Shoobridge St .
Hine, G.,_1'.ountain St.
Hudson, w ., Hath St
Mackrcll, T ., Ford St.
Matthews. J. & B., Buxton Rd .
Salt, S., Overton Rank
Tatton, N., Mill St.
LICHFIELD.
Bridgeman, R ., Quonians
Walmesley, T., St. John St .
IVood & Son, J9 St. John St.
LONGPORT.
Foster, G. A.
LONGTON.
Bennion, Peter H., A nchor Rd.
Bromage, T. S., Chadwick St.
Goodwin, II ., Heathcote Rd.
j\foore Hros., 1\1ount Pleasant (Oven
and Ki ln Builders)
Salt, J. , Vauxall St.
TOMPKINSON & BETTELLEV
Builders & Contractors,
LONGTON, Staffordshire.
TVorks executed include-
Two Semi-detached Villas at Stone•
for!lfas. Stubbs,£1,401; A. P. Miller,
Esq., Archt., Longton & Hanley.
Two Villas Blythe Bridge, for Mr.
Brewer, £2:~.WO; Dranch of Lloyd's
Bank, and Shops. for W. M. Baker,
Esq., £4,797; New Offices, &c., at
.tt.anley for the National Telephone
Co., £Il,600 ; Messrs . Scrivener &
Sons, Archts ., Hanley.
and Fann Building•, for W . E .
Houses
Bowers, Esq., £5,000 ; C. Lynam,
Esq .,Archt.,Stoke-on-Trent. Schools
for the Longton School Board,
£28,9·16; '.L'. P. Ru l•e, Esq ., Archt.,
Longton. Sutherland Institute,
Longton, £8,200 ; A . R . Wood,E•q.,
Archt., Tunstall .
Young & on, Vauxhal l St.
I
111/LTON, Stoke-o1l- T1·e11t.
Moss, J.
NEvVCASTLE-UNDER -LYJlJE.
Bloor, G., Livrrpool Rd.
Gallimore, J., Lower t .
Maddock, 1'hos., 17 IVh a rf St.
\¥ilton, S., Jun., Shaw St.
OLD HILL, see Dudley, 1'Vorcs.
PEN!1'RIDGE.
Sprenger, Frank
POllTH!Ll,, Stoke -on-Trent.
Jon es, A., 41 Queen St .
RUGELEY.
Jon es, E., l\1arkct St.
:Mason, T., Station Rd.
Moore, Jas., Sandy Lane
:Morris, Joseph D., 22 Albion St.
SEDGLEY.
Fulwood, H .
Hilton, J.
SHELF/ELD, 11rar 11/alsall.
Harris, Robt., New Rd.
SHORT HEAT/-/, Willen/lat!.
Hicken, J .. & Sons
Torda n & Sons
Moseley, G. B .
SIL VERDA LE .
Downing, G. IC, Church St.
SAfALLTHORNE, Stohe-on-
Tn111t .
Sherratt, IV.
SA!ETHl,VICK (Bil-ming/lam).
Bcetlestonc, v.r., J7 Bearwood Rd.
Harley, J .. & Son . 161 Rolfe St.
Tenni ngs, T., Union St.
tees. \Vm., Oldbury Rd.
Marshall, G. H .. 17 Hawthorn St.,
vVest Smethwick
Rollason . J. J., Shires Oak Rd.
V-'alton Rros., 68 Baldwin St.
\Vi thers, \V., Sycamore Rd.
STAFFORD.
Adams & Pcmberton ,VVolverhptn. Rd .
Chatfield, vV., l Hridgc St.
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Staffordshire-continued.
Dyke, George, Tillington
Esplcy, F., & Sons, IO Victoria Rd.
Herber~ Thomas, 30 ·wright St.
Jervis, J. , CountY. Rd.
Nevitt, C. T. Bailey t.
Reynolds, 'W. 68 Victoria Ter.
Scarlett, S. H., Junr., r Rowley St.
Whittome, A. i.?., Gaol 'q .
STOKE-ON-TRENT.
Ball & Robinson, Boothen Rd.
Meiklejohn, J., & Son, Edward St.
Price, Leonard, South Wolfe St.
Yoxall, T. R., Trent Bridge
STONE.
:Marson, Thos., Victoria St.
Merrick, H.J., Newcastle St.
Timmis, R., & Son, Lichfield St.
Whitfield, W. Newcastle R~l.
Wilcox, Joscpl1, Newcastle St.
TAMWORTH.
Clarson, C., &Son, 37 Aldcrgatc Rd.
Keen, H ., & 'on, Aldcrsgate RcL
Masson, B ., & 'ons, Glascote
Watton, T ., & 'ons, Albert ~~d.
Williams, Edward, Church St.
JEAN, Stohe-011 - J?·euf.
Faulkner, VV.
Stainer, Jos., Thloorc Leigh Heath,
Leigh, near
Yates, J.
TIPTON.
Bennett, E. & V\T., Toll End Rd.,
Ocker Hill
Bott John 1 Shccpwash Lane
Hra.i:1 & '0 11 ffi~h .St., Prince's End
Cox, T ., & S~n vrcat Bridge
Gittin 's, Jos., Bloomfield Rd.
Holloway Thos., Ocker Hill
Round, A., V\'atcrloo St.
S isman, Jas., Factory . Rd. . B ennett, Fred., New St. '\.Vorks
Stonehcwcr & Son, Horsclcy l-Ieath
Tranter Thos ., Howe Place
\~rh1teh~u ~c Bros Prince's Encl
TUNS1ALL.
Cope, C., Hig h St. . . .
Smith, Charl es, 4 '\V1 11dmdl St .
Yo rke, J., High St.
TUT.BUR J ·, B111/011 4 ou~ Trent.
Gould, \.Villiam
UTTO.YETER, S.O .
·ward & Godbchcrc
WALSALL .
Brockl ehu rst &·Wood. Hatherto n St.
Hall , J.. & ~on, \ Valhousc St.
Insley, T ., Mount St.
Lynex, Alfred, Vicarage }'lace
Wistance, V\'illiam, Sandwell St.
WAL ALL 1-1-'-00D.
Cresswell, T. & E.
Marklcw, J. , Catshill Rd.
WALTON-ON- THE-NIL(,,
Stafford.
Burton, ] oscph ·
W/J'DNESBUR l ·.
Holloway, J., Hilston Rd.
S mith, F. J ., Pritchard St.
Smith, T.
Summerhill, G., Ld., Camp Hill
T eece, A. C. S., King's Hill
\ Villiamson, G., 42 Stafford St.
Suffolk.
ALDEBURCH-ON-SEA.
Knowles, G. 0., High St.
Smith, F. VV., Aldc J... ane
BECCLES.
Allen, F. J. (Exors. of), Station Rd.
Betts, Chas., lngate t.
Dunn, G. A ., & Son , Caxton Rd.
Hindes, E. J ., Station Rel.
Hipperson Bros .. Pudding nioor
Tohnson, Geo., Queen':-; Rd.
\Voodroffc, T., & Co., Northgatc St.
BURY ST. EDMUNDS.
Allen & Robinson
Footer, M ;.i. St. Andrew St. North
Frost, H. \.:i" ., \\Tcstgate Rd.
Shillitoc, J ., & Son, College Lane
Tooke, F., l\Cill Lane
\Vatson, J., Crown St .
BU I LDERS AN D
~VEDNESFIELD .
Purshouse, Abraham, Lichfield Rd.
'Nhy\Uan, T., New 't.
WEST BROMWICH.
Chapman, T., 73 Florence Rd.
Dallow,John, & Sons, 4 High St.
Davis, J ., & !:ions, 24A. \ :Valsall St.
Hardy, Thos. Lodge Rd.
Hassell. Alf. k T., 12 Walte r St.
.H azle, j., Victoria St.
Mallin, J obn, Churchfield
'ad lcr, J., George . t. . ~
Smith, H., & . Son,Dial Lane, H1111op
Sorrill, G., Trinity Rd.
·woodward, R. & E ., 7 ·walsall St.
WILLENHALL.
Homer, Alfred, C lothier St.
Moseley, J., & Sons, Albion R<l .
Ti ldeslcy, '"fhomas, New Rd.
"\Varltirc, J., Rose Hill
l.VOLS7ANTON, Stoke-on-1'reul,.
Charlesworth, J.
Cooke, J .
WOLVERHAMPJON.
Cave, H., & Son, Raby St., C leve-
land Rd .
Guest, B., I Church t., Penn Rd .
T. &S.HAM,
General Builders,
3 2. MANDER ST.,
Wolverh a mpton.
Works eucuted in 1899 d; 1900 include :
Two semi-detached V illas in
Onklande Road, for Mr . A. Har t,
£ L,010. Villa Residence & Stabling
for Wm. Hayward , Esq., £ 1,280 ; F.
H. Lynes, Archt. '.l.'wo pair semi-de-
tached Villas for H. Chilton,Esq. ; R.
E.W. Berrington, Esq., C.,E., Archt.
One pair seu11-detached X-1llas for J .
Carter, Esq. ; F. H. Ly nes, A~·cht.
Villa Res idence, for H . Gn fliths,
Esq.; J . W . Allen , Esq., Archt.,
·west Bromwich . V illa Residence,
for J. B. Haywar d, Esq. ; F. H .
Lynes, Esq ., Ar ch t.
..........................................
Herbert, J., Hartl ey St.
I-lic ks, A. VY.,&. Co., Crc.1ven _Rd .
Holder. J.C., 170 Gt. Bnckktln St.
Tones, F. Lindsay, Darlington 't.
l.ovatt, H., 68 Darlington St.
Perry, T. & G., Horscley Fields
Skctt, T .
Speake, R., & Son, 76 Stafford St.
Ti lclesley, John M., Portobcllo
VVillcoc k, l-I ., & Co., Darlmgton St.
1.VORDSLE Y, StourbndJi"·
Guest , J .
J"Q_\'ALL, Burlon-011- 7i·e11I.
\\'rig ht, H.
CAVENDISH, B111J' St. Edm1111ds.
Graham & Hrown
CHEUNG TON.
Earnshaw, Robt., R eel Row
CONEJ' WESTON, B111J• St.
EdmHJtds .
Hogg, R., & . on
EA.5T BERCHOLT (Cole/tester) .
Aldous, 'vV.
'vVhcclcr, IV. T .
ELMSl·VELL.
Rice, C.
FELIXSTOWE a11d WALTON.
Linzcll. H. 1.
Pratt, R. " '·, Gainsboro' ' Vorks
CONTRACTORS.
Suffolk- continued.
FREDK. C. THURMAN, Barham & Swan, St. Peter's St. ·
Pra ctica l S an i ta ry Pl u m be r , Bedwell & Parker, 'Noll aston Rd.
B u ilde r & Co ntracto r , Bra9y & Todd, London Rd.
Brett, R., Alexandra Rd.
. . FELIXSTOWE . . Cole, C . R. , 88 St. Peter's St.
Clt£e/Oj)ia : Wnlton Wo rks . nr. Felixsto we. Cox, A., London Rd. South
Ca ll Ojjicr:s : Sea Rel. & Hamilton Rd. .. Elsey, G., Carlton Rd.
Some of the jobs executea-
Earl, C. E. (late A llerton & Earl),
Sh ops a nd Flats, £8 ,600; New Raglan St.)
Preebyterian Church, £3,600, Felix-
Gi ll W. 87 Clapha m Rd .
stowe. G . E. Railway St ation, Kn ights ,' W ., C lal' ha m Rd .
Tri mley; F . W . W ilson, Esq ., Lambert Bros., Kirkley
Engineer. Renovation , P ier Hotel,
Norman, S. Rlundcston, near
for Captain Pretyman, M.P. Green- Saunders, -i'. T., High St.
house !or F. Cob bold, Esq., £1,000 ; Swatman :Bros ., 3 Milton Rd.
Balmoral Hotel Basements, £7,000,
Wclh am, J., " Kirkley" Cl iff R~.
T. Cotman , Esq., Architect . New Wilk ins, W . (Exors. oh, Bevan St.
System of Drainage for Golf Hou se ,
Felixstowe. Pwnping 8tation and
METFIELD (Harlesfou).
several m iles of Water Mains for
Felixstowe Water Co. New Chancel, Eastough & Hazel
etc ., to Chur ch, £2,800 ; Sir Arthur
B lomflelcl & Sons, Ar chitect... New MONK'S ELEfCH, Ipswich .
Wing to House,£1000; Messrs .Martin Hawkins, G. R .
& Treadwell, Ar chts. , L ondon. N ew
Infirmar y, £11,000; l?. Whitmore, NA YLAND (Cole/tester).
. Esq., Amht., C: helmsford.
D eaves, "\V., High 't.
Ward, Thomas, Cliff'vVorks NEEDHAM MARKET.
FRESSINCF!ELD, Hrt1lesdeu. T heobald & Sons, H igh St.
Etheridge, R .
1-/ALESWOR TH.
Howard, S., & Sons, New Cut
RATTLESDEN.
Plummcn, Henry
HA VERl-l!LL.
SAX!v/UNDHAM.
Mason & Son, H igh St.
\ Viles, S ., Hcndforcl Hou se Cutting & Sons
!PSTVICH. Gibbs, 'vV. H., & Son
Av is, A., 21 Spring Rd .
SOUTH WOLD.
Borrett, C., I l\Ictz St. Adams, H.
*l ~1~1'p!~·n! j.~~ggo~'.· East
Catchpole, E., & Sons, Princess t. 1
Crisp & Smith, Orwell P l. ·t.
Dale, E. G .. Bramford Rd.
DEATH , M. , 29 Brook s H all STOWMAR A'ET.
Rd .
Death, \V. H ., Richmond Rd. Chenery, Edgar, Regent St.
lVIurray, 'Vm., Tavern St.
Double, G., Kirby Lodge, ·t. John's
Frie nd, G. L ., Sedan St. SUDBURY
Girling, Robt., \ Vcllington •t.
Grayston, 'vV. , 24 Argyle St.
Groom ,J., & Son, \Varwick Rd. VYrks. ESTABl.ISH BD 1832.
Kcnn ey,G. A .,Army vyks.,Bur rcll St.
L111zcl l, H. T.• C id'! " ork s G. GRIMWOOD & SONS,
Marriott, V. A .. Ha ndford Rd.
Parkington, T ., & Son, St. Margaret's Builders & Contra ctors,
Works
Pipe, \Vm., Carr St. ST . GREGORY ' S WORKS,
Roper, C., Ashmc re Gr.
SUDBURY, SUFFOLK .
.Sad ler, A ., Rich mond Rd.
Stearn, A., & Son (R.P.), King St.
W f)tks executecl inclllde-
IXWORTH. Fox earth- N ew Tower and Spire;
Howse, J amcs H. Woodyer, Esq ., Archt. Cam-
LE!STON, R .S.O . bridge-Por tion of Girton Coll•~e;
Gibbs, 'vV. H., & Son , Bank House A . Waterhouse, Esq. ,Ar cht. I pswich
Simmonds, G., & 'on -New Carn Exchange & Mu nicipal
Buildings, £25,000; Brightwen
LONG MELFORD, R.S.O. Binyon, Esq., A1·cht. Bury- N ew
Theobald, - Gr ammar Sch ool ; Sir Ar t hu r Blom-
field,Archt. Sudbu ry-New Catholic
LOIVESTOFT. Church; Leonard Stokes, Esq.,
All erton, R ., Alexandra Rd . A.rcht. Swindon-Mechanics' I n -
stitute; Brii;htwen B inyon , Esq .,
Ar cht. Ma nsion at Stanm ore;
Bright wen Binyon, Esq., Archt.
JOHN ASHBY, Government Works at Aldersh ot,
Colchester and Ipswich. Numerou s
Builder and Contractor. Restorations to many Church es,
under emi nent Architects .
Machine Joinery Works,
SOUTH LOWESTOFT. Howard, A., Cornard Rd.
~VALTON, see Fehrsfowe.
S a n it ary a nd D ec o ra tive
S how Ro om s , WEYBREAD.
Grimwood & Bulle n
176 HIGH STREET.
House and Apartment Agency, WICKHAMBROOI\.
" C RO S SLEY" H ouse, Parker, J .
Nr . G.E .R . Station, Lowes/oft. WICKHAM MARKET.
Coleman, E.
Private an d Correspondence :-
Woodbury, Mill Road. S. Lowestoft. WOODBJIIDCH.
II EN"Tl'.RPR 18 J{ ,, Smith. W. J ., Quay St.
Telegrams- { Lowestoft.
IVJIENJ'HA .ll.
'l.'elephone-No. 5~, Lowestoft.
Lilly,W.G.

Surrey.
ADDLESTONE.
Bolton, Vf., Church Rd.
Brown, H., & Sons, off Station Rd.
Gosden, VV. 1 C hapel A ven ue
T. VAUGHAN,
Martin , Ja~:.i Statio n Rd.
Plowman, .ti ., B ri g hton Rd .
Steer, R ., " T he Rest"
Taylo r, W. H., High t.
ALBURY HEATH.
Browne, J. S .
ASH (Alders!tol).
Bateman, l\I.
ASHTEAJ).
l-Iascma n, J.
H ughes, J ohn, Ju nr. , Sta tion R d.
BAN.STEAD.
Leclbury, W .
Peters, Robt., B urgh Heath
BARNES.
Hill, J., 90 Arc hway St.
Sale, A., & Sons, High St.
BEDDJNG1'0N.
Dawson & Sons
Trappitt, J. W., Church La ne
BE1'0H IVO!ITH.
Geo. Cummins & Sons,
Builders & Contractors,
HOUSE D ECORATORS,
Hot H''"atwr and Snnit(l,ry Engim~e1·s,
Undertakers, &c.,
BETCHWORTH, SURREY.
Some TVork dnne in 1900 : -
New Post Office, Betch worth ,
S urrey, £950; one pair new V illas,
Dorking, Surr ey, £ 1,300; New Sh op ,
High Street, Dorki ng,S .. rrey,£ 1,050;
one Villa Residence, Howard Hd.,
Dor king, £850 ; local arch ts . A ltera-
tions a nd Addi tion• to Bovey Cot-
tage, Betchworth , £Si0; Col. Edis,
FSA.,Arht. Ne wStabling,Wildcroft,
Bucklan d, Surrey, £300 . Sanitar y
Wor k, Pendell Court, Bletchin gly,
S urrey , £.190 ; Ditto, More P lace,
Betch wor th , £250; Engineer, W. C .
T ynda le, F.sq .. k' .R.T.. M .I.C.E .
-Ki
-ng,J
-- -....
.,&Son -------~
JJLE7'CHJNGLET.
E nglish, T ., & Son
13110 MLE l ·, Guild/ord.
E ll is , S .
J ackso n, J .
BROO/\. fVOOD, 11ear IV0!.-i11g.
Faggettcr, E. D., "tation Rd .
BURSTOW, N orley.
King, Alfred, Sma ll ficlcls
BYFLEET, 1'Veyb1id.l[e.
Matthews, A . J., Dartncll Park
CAMBERLEY.
F ield , ElitPo rtesbury Rd .
D ungay, .
ARSHALTON.
Burnand 1 E . ].
Clark, Hy.
Evans, S . J ., ·west St.
CATERHAM.
Harman, , V., Upper Catcrham
l\IIa rchant, R., Godstonc R d .
Scrivener, C. E., Catc rh am Valley
WM. THOMPSON,
BUILDER,
CATERHAM VALLEY,
SURREY .
1Vorks f.XCcuted-
Bradenhu1·st. En.tun 'l1ower , T he
Stonehouse, Co-opern.tive Stores,
Congregati<mal Church (enlargement
and decoration), a!l m Catel'iHtm .
'rhe Hermitage (e nlargem ent a n rl
new stabling); Water Tower for
East Su rrey Water Company; Under-
h ills ' alterations and new wainscot
fitting•) . B letchingly.
M ission. Hall , with Coffee Tavern,
Gymnasium, and Residences, Whyte-
leaf.
._______________________...,_.....,.,,...,__
Godstone Court (en lai·gement a n d
decoration); Red la nds, Teddington.
New Congregationa l Ch ur ch ,
Oxted.
B UIL DERS AN D CON TR ACTORS. 43 1
Surrey-continued.
Barker, D . ·w., 52 Church Rd. Hazlewood, G . W., Queen's Rd .
Bex,J . R.,\VychcGr., Hrighton Rd.
Binns, J. & T .. 10+ Wellesley Rd .
Bullock, A., JO Tanfield Rd.
Sleep, J., & Sons, 'tation Rd.
Simpson, A., High St.
ENGLEFJ.ELD GREEN
B ur to n, J ., & Son. Bi High St., and
BUILDER & ~ 1o6 W addon New Rd. (Sta 11w·) .
.,,0)( CONTRACTOR · BHcauchamp, W. 1 VNictoria S t;d
Tu E Exons. O>'
arnson, Franc1s1 I orman 1'
CATERHAM VALLEY, ·1ackson, vV., Bond St.
SURREY.
E. GOULDER Rowland, R., St. Jude's Rd .
BUILDERS & Co~n·nA C'l'OltS,
SAXl'l'AR\" ENGI:-i'EERS, ,I EPSOM.
Chutcr, B ros., High St.
fVorks t:xr:c11fr'd- 6~ & 65 Waddon New Rd ..Croydon . Furniss, Bros., High St.
New Sold iertt" Ilom e. R E trEn 1DWES G1v1tN 0 1i- W o itKS Gray & Son, W est St.
Add itions to St Mary's Ch urch. Ex~CU T KD UNDER A n.c n tTECTB . Holdsworth, George, East St.
New Paris h lltt II . Teal, J. A ., Ashley Rd.
Ptmnbilig, Hot 1Vate1· Pitti1t!J,Ele1.. t1·icJ:
' 'l'wo i:lhop< ttud Dwelling Houses other Bells . .Drain8 Tested & He-laid. Longh urst, E . 1 & Sons, East St.
opposite Rail w"y Station . Nye, G ., Hig-h St.
New B illiard Roo m , Ced>tr G ra nge. 11Vorl.:s exccu.fed 1uct11de : Robins, S ., Heathcote' R d.
Large Stabling and U-rilneries for Four Villas, Brighton Rd. Altera- Roll & Taylor, Hook Rd.
C . Asprey, Esq. t ions, Kenley Hotel. Rebuildi ng
New Drainag-e a nd. Decoration s ·· Coach a.nd .H orses," also New Bar ESHEII.
F itting•, Lambeth. New Room,
I
t hrough ou t, at Drnyfor d House. Gar rod (R.P.) & Taylor
"D uke's I-lead ," South End ,Croydon . Shute, F., vVolsey lZd .
"A ll in Cat erharn-within 3 year s . New tltable8, built and fitted for
Messrs. Nalder & Collyer's Br ewery EWELL.
CHARL WOOD (Crnwley). Co.,Ltd.,Croydon . A.dditions,Altera· Killick, \ V., High St.
haw, J., Lowficld Heath
\.V ick ins, T ., C hape l Rd .
t ions & Decorations to t he "Leather
Bottle' ' ~n, Upper Warli ngh am i"
K endall, C., High St.
''Railway l-Iote l1 1 ' Purley J u nction; FARNHAJll.
CHEAM.
I Lewis, G. VV., Park I.ane "Jenny L i nd" I nn , utt.on; "King Crosby & Co., South St.
William (V ." Hotel, Ewell; " Rail· Figg, A. J., Castle 't.
CHEl?TSEJ". way I nn, " Enrlswood; 11 George a nd
B layner,, J., W).ndso1· S.t. Goddard & Sons, East St.
D ragon," Beckenh am; " Dog and Jeffery, G ., :Middle Bourne
Iiunt, . h
. .. T., \\ .1nd.sor S.t. Bull ." Surrey Street, &c., &c. Erec:. 1 imber, J., Guildford Rd .
hes, 1. l:f., Guildford St.
t iou of Drill Hall and \Vork ing Lads'
T KNIGHT
•
Clu b House for Croydon Church
L.,.
ads..,,.
pari ' ch
sh B,...rig.,,..admm
u rch. e, ,_· n .,,.con-nec..,
tio-n w- ith-
-
TOMPSETT & co., (
and SONS, - Hanscomb & Smith, 83 London Rd.
H a i t, S. , Ir Southbridge Rd. BUILDE R S.
Holt, V•l . 1 & Sons, 'Vindmill _Rd.
8 U I L DER S 1 H orrocks, J ., The Oval
Huntley Hros., 79 Tamworth Rd.
Steam Joinery Works,
Contractors, King, \V. & G., Abingcr HamL'r
F?IRNH?I M,
I Sanitary Plumbers,
Langl"idgc, \V., St. James Rd .(Road
& t;ewer Contractor)
Li nfoot, A. \ V ., 42 Hirdhtlrst H..d. 1 I
. 'outh Croydon
ISURRE Y .
and Decorators.
:\!aides & Harper, Albert Rd. I
~'[ ar r iag-c & W1thrington, The Oval I DEPOT F OR A.LL KINDS OF
UNDERTA.KERS and Page, S., Borough Hill, Epsom Rd.
Pearson & Co., 16 Park t. I
BUILDING i\IA'l'ERI AL.
MONUMENTA.L MASONS. Potte r, \ V., 2r 't. John 's Grove
~~--=---,,,-----~~---I Timber Merchants,
CHERTSEY and E. u. 5aunder5,
Builder and Contractor,
Decorators,
Sanitary Plumbers
THORPE. 48 Wellesl e y Rd.
R,,cent w01·kll executed and in hand:- Join e1'y ancl Fencinff Prep(lri>dfor
._............, ,....,.....,..,,.,~,a· ..... C roy d on : Borough I nfectious [_ . . . th~ rr,.,,de .
Wells, Geo., Grove Rd . Ho~pi tal , £14,000 ; Thomas "Valker,
CHESS/NC TON. Esq., C.E., Engi neer. Croyd o n :
Kelsey, \ V., & Son Additions to Gr ammar Schoul , Nurth
End, £7,500; l\Iess r s. Berney and FRENSHA.11, Fam/lam.
CLA J .GA TE, Es!ter. don, A r chte. Croydon : Block of
Pater & Co., C lare mont Pa rk Estate CIJUtcr, A ., l\.l illbridge
Business premise!-! , Geor ge St. ,
Co!Jf!Afll. £ ll ,000 ; W . J. A ncell , Esq., Arch t.
Gower, A. 1 Tartar Hill FR.lil!Lli l ·.
Croy d o n : Additions to Borough Finch, G .
I ewland. A. Infectious Hospital , £12.000; Thus.
CO,lf PTnN, Guild.ford. Kemp , E ., Frimley Green
Wal ker, Esq., C .I~ .. Engineer. Croy-
Heal & J ackson do n : New\"fO'ley1rnChurcb ,£ll ,oUO;
CRANLEIGH. GODALMING.
~fessrs. Gordon & Gunton, Arch ts.
Holden, E . & T. .H. Bcrmond scy: \Varebou~establi ng, Bunning, J. \ \ r., & Son, Croft Ter.
C!?OVDON . &c., £16,000; Messr s . Gordon & Gun -
Hailey, \~7 . ]. , JJ Che rry Orchard Rd. to n , Arch tl'l . Bromley : ~tar and
Gar ter R a tel. £6 .750; Mes.rs. Bern ey
EflTAB LUlFrED OVER 60YEARS .
J. BURTON & SON,
& Son, Arch ts. Tootin g: New L. &
S. W . Bank, £3,700; G. Erisch , E•q.,
A.R.I.B .A., Archt. Croydon: New
vVing to Croydon General Ho ·pi ta!,
DAVID FR_Y,
£8,448; C.Heuman ,E q.,A.R.I.B.A.,
Builder s, Decorators, Archt. BUILDER A N D
and Government ...,6)( C ON TRA CTOR •
Smith, \V ., & Son, 202 London Rd.
Contractors, Umlandt & Nicholl, 99A Cherry
Orchard Rd.
87 HIGH STREET,
DORK/NG.
CARLOS ROAD ,
AND
Canter, A. J., 2 Falkland Rd.
106 W addon New Road, Coils & Son , South St. GODALMING.
CROYDON. Edscr , W ., }:l.orsham Rd.
Goddard & Sons. Station ]{cl.
TELEPHOSE, 167 CROYDON. Hamblin Bros., \ Vest St.
Pledge, J., 27 l'alkland Rd.
WO RKS:
High Class Deco rl\ting, P hnllb ing DORMANS LAND
and Sanitary work" Specmh ty.
( l!.:ast G r/11sl1•nd). Bridge Street, Godalming.
U1zdPr Per.M nal RupPrvision. Ridley, 1-lcnry
..................................
l.i'Gf!..-1.1/ .
RmrsRJr.NCES TO
ARCHI TE CTS &. SU RV EYO R S. Huckcridgr, C. 1 Queen's Rd . ll a ll , T., & Son. Dconcry vVks.
Gray, Geo., High St. llorn, Geo ., 95 High St .
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surrey-continued.
Builder and
Contractor,
BOROUGH ROAD WORKS,
GODALMING.
References to well known
Architects in London and
the Provinces.
·-·----------
Lee, John, Rock Pl.
Mitchell Bros., Mcadrow
Streeter Bros., Mcadrow (Road &
Sewer Contractors)
GODSTONE.
Churchill, T., Godstonc Green
Hitchcock, J. , South Godstone
Gray, - GUILDFORD.
Billimore, F. H., Tunsgatc
Brand,-., "\Voodb1·idge Rd .
Capp, W., Haydon Pl.
Downes, S . E ., Park Rd., Stoke
Ellis, S., 28 Cbcrtscy St.
Franks, G . A ., Statio n Approach
Hig1ctt&Hammond,FriaryBldg.\·Vks
How, G., & ~o ns, Bridge St.
Johnson , A., i\Cill )lead
May, P. C ., \¥aterden l~cl.
Smith, Robert, t Bury ] 1elds
W. SMITH & SONS,
Ql,?uifbete )) <!:onfractou,
Farnham Road, Guildford.
Works executed include-
Stables, Conservatory, and Addi-
tion to House, Worplesdon, for late
J. H. Baxendale, Esq., about£7,000;
C. F. Hayward, Esq., F.S.A., Archt.,
London. Additions to Menow
Church, about £1,300 · Sir A. W.
Blomfield, A..R.A., F.S.A., .Axcht.,
London. Mansion, &c , at Holmes -
dale Park. Nutfield, for C. Maw,
Esq., about £13,000; F. J. Dibble,
. U11 de1" Pax ton l:Vatson, Esq.,
Esq., Archt., Dorking. Public
Swimming Baths, Borough of Guild-
I.
ford, about £3,000; H. Peak, Esq. ,
Archt. and Borough Surveyor. Ad-
ditions to House, Godalming, for J'.
E. Bode, Eoq , about £2,500; D.Cubitt
Nichols, Esq., Archt., Howard St.,
Stmnd, London. Two House• for R.
Snlsbury, Esq.,about£2,200; Messrs.
Peak & Lunn, Archts., Guildford.
Extension. St. Catherine's Schools,
Bramley,about£2,500; C.H. Howell,
Esq., Archt.,Lancaster Place,Strand,
London. Additions,&c., to Mayfora
House, for F . J. Roberts, Esq., about
£2,000. New H.ectory House at
Merrow.for Rev. L. R. Flood,£3,400
F. J. Dibble, Esq., Archt. , Dorking.
Additions to Charterhouse, Godal-
ming, about £8,000; H. T. Steward,
Esq., Archt., L ondon. House at
Guildford, for W. Stevens, Esq. ,
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£3,000; W. G. Lower, Esq., Archt.,
Guildford.
Strudwick, A., Lea Pale Rd.
Swayne & Son, Stok e Rd.
Swayne Bros., Epsom Rd.
ROBERT WOOD,
Builder and Contractor
GUILDfORD.
1 Haslemere for Jonathan Hutchinson,
I
·works execu 1 ed i nclude--
House, &e., Horsley, Surrey, about
I £4,000; W. S. Cro•s, Esq., Architect,
i London.
GUILDERS AND
I
ROBERT WOOD-(con)
Guildford Borough Police Build-
ings, for the Guildford Corporation,
about £5,000; W. G. Lower, Esq.,
Architect, Guildford.
House & Shop premis•s, Guildford,
for J. Simpson, Esq., about £8,000 ;
W . G. Lower, Esq., Architect, Guild-I
ford.
Several large hou•es in the n•i gh-
bourhood of Guildford, references
can be had from occupiers .
Works in 1n-o,qress - . Bryant & C heeseman
House near Haslemere, C. Harri-
-
son Townsend, Esq., F.R.I.B.A.
H ASLEMERE .
C lapshaw, \¥., Shottcrmill
H.arding Hros ., Shottcrm ill
H. HUTCHINSON,
Architect & Builder,
Steam Joinery Works.
and Brickworks,
Haslemere and Hindhead.
Siding a t Haslemert:. Station into lVorks.
An industrial partnership of
.A.rcbitccture, building management
and craftsmanship of all trades , in
which all the sharers io the work
share also in the success of the Firm.
Works executed unclu Jfessrs. Jlfar-
shall tfc Vicke1·s, 28 Bedfo1·d Squa1·e,
11'.C.
House at Haslemere for Mrs.
Lloyd, £4,500 . Additions to Sel-
ham House, near Petworth, for C.
C. Lacaita, Esq., £2,050. House at
Forest Row for the Rt. Hon. James
Bryce, M.P ., £4,600.
FVorks execured u.nder Jlfes:~rs . R ead &
NacJJonalcl, 11.R.I. B.A ., 4a Cork St.,
London , JJT.
Houses at Haslemere for Mi·s. St.
Johnstone, £2,600; for Jas . Wallace,
Esq., £3,600; for Dr. Macdonald,
£3,500.
Undei· llMve11 JJyhcill, Esq.
Two houses at Tilford, n ear Farn-
ham for Dr. Hurd Wood, £2,100 and
£3, 100 respectively .
F.JIJ.B.A .
Lodge' near Farnham for Lady
Salt, £500.
li'or tlte London County Council:
Swimming Bath at the Mayford
Industrial School, Woking.
llmlei·J . W. Penfold, lJ,'sq.,F.R.l.B.A .
Cottage Hospital, Haslemere, £2,000.
U11der l·V. Ra?·rison, Esq., A.R.I.B ..A..,
11 .Napier Rel., Kensington, JV.
House o.t Grayshot, Hindhead, for
Miss Moir, £1,700.
1Vorks can·ied out t.o plana p1·epa1·ed
.l'!I the Ji'inn.
Cottage at Ilindhead for Sir F.
Pollock, Bart. Hou•e at l:lindhead
for Professor A. IV. Williamson,
£1,150. Additions to House at
Walton for A. J . Butler, Esq., £750.
Additions to House and !:;tables,
Hambledon, for Prof. A. K. Hunt-
ingdon. Six Cottages and one
House at Haslemere for E. Net-
tleship, Esq. Hou•e and additions
to same for J . W . C111icksbank, Esq.
The Educational Hall, Ha.slemere.
The Educational Museum, Hasl•-
mere. Thirty good class houses and
shops and seven cottages at and
around H aslemere for Jonathan
Hutchinson, Esq., F .R. S.,and others.
Waterworks fo1· two Esto.tes a t
Esq., F.R.S . House, Shops. and
Boarding Ho11se at Hindhead for H.
Hutchinson, Esq., £4,650 .
Sanitation is made a speciality.
Drainage overhauled.
CONTRACTORS.
Surrey- continued.
HERSHA 111, l•Valton-011 -7'/tames.
HOLMWOOD, Darking.
Pierce, C. F.
HOR LEY.
_Tennings, A. E., niiassetts Rd.
Scott, vV. , Salfords
Turnbull , \V., & Co .
HORSELL, 1.Vok1?1g.
Allard, Geo., Bromhall Rd.
R oake, W. ~?eS~f'l)~~e
Mowgcr, J. KEl·V.
Blasby, B. E ., Cumberland \Vorks
Gibbin, '\\' ., & Son, 15-23 Station
Parade, }{cw Gardens
:Harp er Hros., l{cw Gardens
KING TON-ON-THAMES.
Collings, f. ]. ,V ictori a Rd.,Norbiton
Cunliffe, \V., Gloucester Rel.
Gaze & Sons, Union St.
Havell, G . F., 15 Ed en St .
Henley & Hoppe r, 5 London Rel.
Tudd, D., llfanorgatc Rd .
L a ne, 'V., & Son, Lo ndon St.
Merrcdew, G. 4.2 K.ing's Rd .
1
Mundy,\.\'., 45 East Rd.
Oldridge, C ., & Sons, London Rd.
Rayner & Winckworth, 86 Eden St.
'.\fell s, E., Eden St.
KINGSWOOD, Epsom.
Wells, W. ].
LEA l'HERHEAD.
Brown, G. & \.V.
Cropley, John, High St.
kilton, H ., Bridge St.
LhJJPSFIELD.
Brazier, T.,,_ & Son
Lovelancf, J .
LINGFIELD,
Dives, T . E .
Head, R. E.
Penfold \V.
Stanford, E. G .
,1/ALDEN, NEW.
Toyce, H. ;. Kingston Rd.
l\:Iitchcll, F. A. Cambridge t.
1 Esq., 22,George St.,Croydon. House
JlJ.111,DE'N, ODD .
Taylor, H., Church Rd.
MERSTHAM.
Pink & i\Ioon, Albury Rd.
'\Vhitakcr, R., High 't.
1l1/CKLEHA1l1, Dorl.'ing.
Batchelor, G eo .
M!7'CHA 1ll.
Drewett, T. D., Upper l\litc ham
Haydon, R., Vine House, Church St.
H.azcll Bros., B eddington Corner
La,..,·rencc, 1\1. A., Upper ~iitcham
Sayers, Chas, Lower G recn
MORTLA!<E.
Barns, J ohn, 2 Fitzgerald Rd.
Brackl ey Thos., 2 1'hames Hank
Hughes, k. T. & Co., Ld., Sheen Ln .
1JIOLESEY, EAST.
Pottertou, E.
Wheatley, J., & Sons, Bridge Rd.
OX TED.
Brazier, J., & Son
PURLE !-.
Saker, vV.
REDHILL.
Bagalcy, \V. , & Sons, :VIead Vale
Bucklnnd & \Vatcrs, Shrewsbury Rd.
Room, E., Beach Ho., Brighton Rd.
Room, G., Hrig-hton Rd .
'¥ilkin so n, \ •\T. F., Station Rd .
E. WORSSELL,
Builder & Decorator,
73, GROVEHILL ROAD,
REDHILL, Surrey.
C.mtractor for
New Buildings, Structural
whom Works have been executed
Alterations, Decorations,
Sanitary Works.
References to Architects under
WWW.
whom Works have been executed
can be supp lied.
REIGATE.
Bagaley, '"'·· & . ons, l\feadvale
Bushby, Thos., & Son, \Vest t .
Elsey, J., Glovel_' s Rd .
1
Hodge & Son, West Rd.
Jeal, S., Hlackboro' Rd.
Killick, R ., Church St.
King.._J. , & Son, 24 Glovers Rd.
Lee, JC, & Son, \\Test St.
Lovell, A. G ., South Pnrk
N ightingale, A.H., vVest St .
Chas. Nightingale & Sons,
Builders,
CONTRACTORS & DECORATORS
Le sbourne Rd., REIGATE.
Tdt!g-1·ams- ' ' Niff'/ttiuJ!alson ," Rdf!aft.
TdejJlunu-N<' . 66 (Redlu"ll).
Recent wo·r ki executed inclu,de-
N ew Racket Comt, Stables, addi-
tions and alterations and decorations
to house for Cicil Quentin, Esq.,
Milland Place, Liphook, Rants;
Archt., H. Alex . Pelly, Esq.,
145 Gresham House, E.U. New
Stablin~, Caretaker• Houses, &c., for
The He1gate Industrial & Provident
Society, Ltd.; Archts., Baker
and Penfold, Reigate. Alterations,
and Decorations to Gatton Hall,
Sun'Oy, for J. Colman, Esq; Archt.,
8extus Dyball, J.<:sq., Gatton. Two
Houses for Geo. Taylor, Esq ., Mahor
Rd., Hei~ate; Archt., C. E. Salmon,
Esq., Reigate. New House, Stabling
& Uonservatory for R . Adams, Esq.,
J:!landford Rd ., Reigate; Arch ts.,
Baker and Penfold, Reigate. Addi-1
tions & alterations to Summerhayes,
Betchworth, for Dudley Mansfield,
Esq. ; Archt., A. J. Sturgess, Esq.,
Guildford. Stabling and Caretaker's
HouEe, Redhill, for Messrs. Rickett,
Cockerell, & Co.; Archt. , A. Broad,
for Mrs. Newall, Reig•te; Archt.,
T . Phillips Figgis, E•q ., 28 Martiu's
Lane, E.C . .A.lterations,Decorations,
&e., to White Ha.it Hotel, and The
Red Cross Hotel, Iieigate; A rcht.,
Latham .A.. Withall, Esq., J.,wry
House, Old Jewry, E.C. Borough
of R eigate, Victoria Alms-House•;
Archt.; \ V . H. Prescott, Esq. ,
Borough Surveyor, Reig·ate. The
above contracts range from £500 to
£14,000. Numerous other additions,
n.lteration , and decorations to
Houses, Hotels , &c.
Nightingale, T., Park Lane
·waycott, J., Holmcsdale Rd.
'Vickman, ,V. Croydon R .d.
1
RICHMOND.
Brooking, J. \V. , Eton St.
Cole Bros., 2 The Vineyard
Charles Eldridge,
Builder and Decorator,
Ormond Road, RICHMOND,
-AND-
St. Margaret's Road,
Twickenham.
CONTRACTOR FOR
New Buildings,
Strnctural Alterations,
Decorations,
Sanitary Work.
References to Architects under
can be supplied.
Gascoyne --
& Blake,
Hnmpton, F., Marsh Gate
--
Onslow
HeasJ, r, G . \V. , Hill Rise
--·
Rd.
Lillywhite , A., Church Rd.
Randall R. , K cwfoot Rd.
Seal & Co ., Richmond Hill
Sims, F. Church T er .
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Surr ey - continued.
S. N. SOOLE & SON,
BUILDltH S, CONl'HACTOUS, AND
SeoP FnoxT FITTERS,
SHEEN ROAD,
RICHMOND, S U RREY.
Telephone No . 84 Richmond.
liVorks 1·ecentl,1; executed inclrtdll-
Royal Hospital, Richmond, addi-
t ions, £5,900; ]'. J. Brewer, Esq.,
F .R.I.B.A. , Archt. Workmen's
Dwelling• for the Corporation of
Richmond, £17,600. Underground
Convenience for the Corporation of
Richmond £1,360; J. H. Brierl ey,
Esq., Surveyor. .A Iterations and
additions to Greyhound Hotel, Rich-
mond, £3,600; J. Scott, Esq., A1:cht.
Drill Hall, Shepherd's Bush, £1,600;
I
W . J . Shearburn, Esq . .A.rcht . Alter-
ations Queen's Bead Hotel, Rich-
mond, £1,214; H. M. Wakley, Esq.,
I
Archt. 5 Shops Church Court, Rich-
mond, £3,560. New Parish Hall,
Shepherd's Bu b,£1,550; F.J.Brewer,
I Esq .. F.R.I.B.A., .A.I·cht. 12 Shops,
Barrow, £10,000; A . Sykos, Esq.,
A.R.I.B.A. 7 Shops, Leyton, £4,200;
I A Sykes, E sq ., A.R.I.B.A., Archt.
Altera1i?n Royul Hotel, Clacto~- on­
Sea, £3,500; A. Sykes, Esq.,
A.R.I.B.A., Archt. New Dye Works,
I Richmond, £2,500; E. J . Partridge,
Esq., F.S.I.:.> Archt. Girls' Home,
-
I leworth, London School Board,
I £2,240; T. J. Hailey, Esq .. Archt.
pcechley & Smith, Kew Rd.
ROEHAilfPTON, Barnes.
Adkins, W., & Sons, 8 High St.
Harvey, T., High t.
Marlow & Sons, llfidfield
SHALFORD, Guz'/d/ord.
Mitchell Bros.
SHEEN.
Seabcr 1 E. , New ton , East S heen
SOU71-f NUJ'FIELD.
Bashford. " ' ·
Bryant, T . L., Mid t.
su)w1TON.
' Ad kins Bros., Victoria Rd.
Adkins, Thos., Brighton Rd.
Babbs Hros., I Brown's Rd., Surb i~
ton Hill
Dorley, T., Red Lion Lane
Dunn, 11-ios., Gate House, I-look Rd.
FRANK HAWKEY,
Builder & Contractor,
SURBITON, SURREY.
·works executed include building:
Gentlemen's Club, Surbiton; stables
for l\1essrs . Nutballs, Ltd., Kings-
t on ; alterations and extensions to
l\1r. A ustin Venn's sho ps, Kingston;
two private reRidences at Kingston
Hill, i\IessrR. Carter & Ashworth,
architects, Kingston ; four private
residences at Lovelace-road, Su r-
biton, G. Sben·in , Esq., architect,
London; three private residences at
Brigh ton- road andKingsdown- road,
urbi ton, \ V. E . Hewitt, Esq., archi-
tect, London ; doctor's house. and
stables at Richmond-road, Kings-
ton; shops and fiats at H orse F a ir,
Kin ~ston, A. J. Windybank, Esq.,
architect, Kingston; 11 Briarhurst,"
Lovelace-road, Surbiton, :i\rfessrs.
Theo. Al len & Son, architects, Lon-
don; "\Vestcroft," Lovelace-road,
Surbiton, W . J. Hardcastle, Esq.,
architect, London; remodelling and
extendin ~ n Clive House ,' ' Esher,
Messrs. Nevinson & Newton, archi-
- tects, L0nd on , &c., &c.
Sease, ~~ & ' on, Ewell Rd., . ur-
biton .tlill
SUTTON.
Humphris, R . J., Carshalton Rd.
Tones, R., & Son, High St.
l>otter, J. B., Carshalton Rd.
Rogers, He nry (R.P.), IIJ High t.
Shopland, F. J., High St.
BUILDERS AND
7HAJ1!ES DITTON.
Callin ham,\~' . , Porsmouth Rd .
Higby & Rabson, Portsmouth Rd .
Hobbs, E . D., 10 Adelaide Ter.
Shute, F.
THORNTON HEATH.
B~con.l. H., 6.) l~cnsh am Lane
Bird, ll'. ] ., Buxton Rd.
I snctt & Steel, High St.
Sedgwick , F. V\'. 1 Frant Rd.
WA LL/NG TON.
Anderson, J. N., I Hoxhall T e rrace,
Clifton Rd.
Hurnand, E . J. 1 W oodcotC' RJ .
Claridge F. H., Stafford Rd.
Clark, lfy., Gros,·enor Rd .
Evans, J., ·\.Yallington Corner
1-1.owe & \Vhi tc, 13 Danbury Tcr.,
lllan or Rd.
Owen, C., & Co., Ltd.
0. Stewart and Sons,
Builders and •.
•• Contractors,
Wallington Steam Saw Mills ,
WALLINGTON, SURR E Y.
W orks 1·ece11Uy exec itted inclnde-
Presbyterian Churches at Dulwich
and Wallington; Baptist Churches
at Chiswick, 'l'eddington, and Wim-
I bledon, for Aid. Fenwick, J .P,
bledon ; Roman Catholic Chapel,
&c., at Lyndhurst; Isolation Fever
Hospital for Croydon Rural District
Council; Small Pox HoApital for
Croydon e.nd Wimbl edon Joint Hos-
pital Hoard: Schools at Carshalton,
.Mitcham, 'Wallington , &c.; Mas-
onic Temple, &c., Sutton; "Ewell
Court," Surrey; St. Paul's Church,
---------··--
Thornton Heath, and many private
contracts.
T+'AL TON-ON-HILL.
Proctor, John
WAL TON-ON-TH A MF:S.
Annett, W. F. , Church St.
Chitty, A. j.
B. INGRAM & Co.,
BUILDERS ,
Contractors, and Undertakers,
HERSHAM,
WALT O N-ON-THAM E S .
IV01·ks executed include-
'' Penn-Crai l)' " Oatlands Park·
Wm. Bradford,' Esq., Archt. '
Alterations and addition• to the
Congregational Church, Hersham;
W. Howard Seth-Smith, E sq.,Archt.
Ditto to Board Schools, Hersham;
F . Le Rossir;nol, Esq., Arcbt.
New Boo.rd Schools, Pyrford ;
Chas. W elch, Esq, .A.rcht.
Asbley Park Hotel, late C. H .
Spo.rkes, E sq., Al'cht.
The " M.ount," Oatlands Park;
H . L. Hill, Esq ., Archt .
Alterations and additions to St.
George's Lodge, Weybridge; Paxton
H . Watson, E•q., A r cht.
Alterations and additions to
" H eo.therden e," \\Teybridge; N. L.
Ashburner, Esq. 1 Ai·cht.
Honse at F ai..rmile, Cobham; W .
A. Afokman. Esq., Archt.
Romie at .Esbel'; Messrs. E . Saun-
ders & Son. Arch ts.
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mith 1 James, Station Av.
H7/JRLINGHAM.
Quittcnton, John
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J. & J. WARD,
BUILDERS AND
CONTRACTORS,
Warliqgqam, Surrey.
Es•r,,u1.1i:.ni;:o 1827.
TVorl.·s 1ece11t/;1 l'X1•c1ded i'ncl11de tl1e
jollowi11g:
Fairview, Woldingham; G. H .
E lphick, Esq., Ar chi tect. St .
H elen's 1 Warlingham 1 and additions
CONTRACTORS.
Surrey-continued.
] . & J. WARD- (con.)
to Board Scbool,Whyteleafe ;Messrs .
C. aud F . Rutley, Architect.. Little-
grange1 Whyt eleafe, u.nd additions
to hrPenlands, Ca.terham; ,V. E .
Hewitt,. E sq., Architect. Watten-
done Manor, Kenley; Messrs.
Kidner & Berry, Architects. House
i' at Warling-ha m; Huntley Go rdon ,
' Esq., Architects.
WEYBR!DGE.
'
Brown, S., S tation Rd.
Hill, H.P .. Oakland s p,.,.k
Tanris, G ., Church St.
\Voods, S., Haker t .
Young, J. W., Baker t.
WHJ'TELEAFE.
Cheesernan, G.
WfMBLEDON.
Herry, G., 42 High St .
Blak e, W . T., 40 D enmark. Rd .
Brasier, J., Strachan Pl.
JAS.BURGES &SONS, I WITLEY,
Steam Works,
Godalming.
B111'Lden & Co11 traclors,
NORMAN ROAD,
S, WIMBLE DO N .
Ot!ice: 113HAYDOJSSROAD.
IY 01·k.' exec1ttP.d include-
New Billiard Room and Rooms
over-to Wandie Be.nk House, Wim-
Additions and Sanitary Improve-
ments to Wimbledon Parochial
Schools; H.G.Quarterma.in, Esq., At.
New Vestries and Organ Chamber,
to Holy Trinity Church, Wimbledon;
H. G. Quartermain, Esq., Archt .
New Residence for F. G. Samson,
Veterinary Surgeon, U pper Mitcham;
R. J\L (;hart, Esq., Arcbt.
New Residen ce for H. S. Coldicott,
Esq. , Solicitor, Lower Mitcham;
R . .M. Chart, Esq., .A.rcht.
South Wimbledon Girls' School and
Technical Institute for the Surrey
County Council; J. T . Micklethwnite,
Esq., .A.l·cht.
New Mineral V.'ater Factory for
l\Ie•srs. H. 'l'omlin & Co., i\1orclen
Rd. , Merton; Messrs . Chart, Son,
_
& Reading, Arcbts. . Ingram,.Hj' & Son, Goldsworth \Vks •.
Rebuilding " The Kings Arms,"
Mitcham,for Messr s. Young & Co.'s
Brewery, Ltd. ; R . Conwys, Esq .,
Archt.
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Sussex.
ALFJUSTON, Polegate, R .S.O.
Pettitt, A.'
'Wilson, J., Market Sq.
ARD!NGLY.
Box & Turne r
BEXHILL-ON-SEA .
Bailey, Vlf. H., Victoria R d.
Harker & Rogers, Church St.
Honifac~., E,,_7 Sa~kville Rd.
Dexter, 1. \>v ., Cld'ford Rd.
Dubbin, D., '\'lilton Rd.
Gillham, W., Cooden:Down
l\1oon & Garne;, Hastings Rd.
ll!urrell, L., \>Vmdsor Rd.
Newman, VV. G ., ' ¥ilton Rd .
Ockenden, S., Belle Hill
Parker, F . \'I., 'tation Rd.
Sanders, ·w. H., & Co., Dorset Rd.
S,tirling, G. C ., Ugpcr Sea Rd.
lhomas, C., ca l'-d .
\ ·V ebb, J. \'I., I Eversley Rd.
Vilbitcman, C. L ., Wi ndsor Rd .
BILL/NGSHURST.
:Mardcn 1 G ., The Haven, near
i\!itchell, A., outh St.
Spoo ner, Henry, Lox\vood 1 near
\Vadey, E ., l'arbrook
\ Vadey, J., & Sons, Five Oaks
BOGNOR.
Booker Bros., Beaumont Yd ., Glamis
St.
Gibbs, IL, Lyon St.
Harfield, G., High St.
Pratt, \>V., London R d .
BR!GHTON.
Barber & Olliver, 88 Church Rd.
Barnes, J am cs, 99 & roo North St.
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Dashwood, A., & Son, Ltd., 811-
\Vorple Rd . (Horticultural)
Fraser, r. G., I & 2 Church Rd.
Gibbard', T. (R.P.) , 37 High St.
Tohnson, H., 42 Hartfield Rd.
L arman, W . H . 1 Alexandra Rd.
Milledge & Sons, IIJ Graham Rd.
Pa_rsons & Townsc!1d, 25 l{igh St.
Pnce & Pnce, 1 0 St. George's Rd.
1 Spence r, R., I26 Ha rtfield Rd.
Whitehead Brns., 2r Hill Rd.
1¥/TLEY, Godalmi11g.
FRANK- MILTON~
B 11ilder, Contractor, Sanitary
Plumber and Decorator,
Undertaker
and Monumental Mason,
Bargate Stone Merchant,
Quarries : Hurtmorc, Godalming.
Brick and Tile Manufacturer,
'\Yorks: Brook, \>Vitley.
Various large and important
works executed at Guildford,
Godal ming, Haslemere, Hind-
head and District generally.
References to many emi·
nent Archite c ts.
...................................
WORCE J'ER PARK, S .O.
Oxenham, A.
WOKING.
Butt, W. T., Goldsworth Rd .
Drow lcy & Co;i Chertsey Rd.
Gale, A . A., l\iaybury Rd.
Gale, W. ,V, , Claremont Avenue
Harris, J., & Sou, High St.
J{emp, B. ., Church St.
\Vhi tb urn, J., Woking Village
vVRECCLESHAil!, Fllmlill11t.
Jllakc, vV., Shortheath
Boniface, A ., & Son, 96 VVestcrn Rd.
Bostel Bros. (R.P.), I8 & 19 Duke
St. (a nd a ni tary Engineers)
Hotting "'Nm ., & Son, 2r Ship St.
Brow n, \v., & Sons, 79 Preston Rd .
Carter, J 'J. ..~Son, 3.5 St. George's Rd.
Cox, A., ~Sons, 8oA Preston Rd .
Crosswell, A., 87 \.Vcstcrn Rd ., }love
Davey Bros., Q Shaftesbury Place
Dean, A ., 25 Ditchling Rise
W. A. FIELD & Co.,
@uif~ms , \k,
20 PRESTON STREET,
BRIGHTON.
WORK S-
D'AVIGDQR ROAD, HOVE.
lV01·k executed during the last f~w
years under the followi11g London
m1d Local Aq·chitects :
M essr A. Clayton & Black, S. Den-
man, Esq., Messrs. Edmeston &
Gabriel , Messrs. Eedle & .Meyers
J . G. Gibbins, Esq., T. Garrett;
Esq., Messrs. Gordon & Gunton,
Messrs. Loader & Long, F . J. C.
May, Esq., \V . J. Miller, Esq.,
Chas . Nye, Esq., G. P inkerton, Esq.,
Laoy W . Ridge, Esq., .Messrs . Sachs
& Woodrow, :il'Iess1'S. Scott & Caw-
thome, l\IesRrs. T. Simpson & Son
Mes•rs. Truefitt & Watson, Messrs'.
Anthony & D ixon. F . G. Cooke, Esq.,
o.nd W. C. F . Gillam, Esq.
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Susse x-continued.
<Garrett, W . & T ., 61 Middle St.
Hallett & Duke, 41 George St.
Holloway Bros ., Preston Rd .
Hunt, G., 86 Ditchling Rd.
Leggatt, T. G ., 44 St. James St.
Lockyer, G. R., 16 King- St ., Nth . St.
Lynn, G ., & Sons, J2 Marlboro' St.
Manwaring & Son, 13 \Vestcrn St.
Parsons, A ., 25 Sutherland Rd.
Parson s, J., & Sons, u8 Church Rd.,
Hove
Patching & Son, 4.1 & 44 Portland St.
Payne, A . W . (R.P.), IJA Gloster. St.
H.J. VENF0LD,
BUILDER, etc . ,
Lon don Road , PRESTO N,
BRIGHTON , SUSSEX.
1V01·ks executed include-
Shops in London Road, P reston,
for Stanfo1·d Estate; C. Stanley
Peach , Esq., A.rcht ., Victori a Street,
London . Warehouses and Stables,
for Messrs . Walter & Ly nn ;
W . H. Nash, E•q ., Archt., Brighton.
Restoration of Preston Vicarage, for
'£he Rev. E.Riley,M .A.; G. Bristow,
E sq ., Surveyor, Brighto n. A ltera -
tions and Additions a t ·western
Road, Brighton, fo r Wm. Paddison ,
Esq.; Messrs. Anthony & Dixon,
Archts., Brighton . Erection of 15
1
Houses in Lauriston Road, P rest on ,
for St anford Estate ; C. Stanley
: Peach Esq., Archt., London .
Redralnage and Sanitary Works
, (throughout), at P r est on Manor;
C. Stanley Pe ..ch, Esq., Su r -
' veyo1-, London . Rebuilding Coach·
hou ses and Stables, &c., Hove
Place Lodge, for the Misses St evens ;
W . H. Nash Esq., Archt., Brighton .
Alterations and Additions to Black
L ion Rote 1, Patcham for Percy
Crowhurst, Esq.; R. W. Pollard,
·, Esq. , Arrht., Brighton . New V illa,
Harrington Rd., Preston, for Geo.
Lockhart, Esq.; Clayton Botham,
Esq ., Al·cht., Brighton. Alterations,
et c. at No . 45 Brunswick Sq., for
Sir A r thur li'airbairn , Ba1·t. ; Messrs .
A nthony & Dixon, Arch ts. Rebuild-
ing the Sussex Evening Times Print-
ing ·works, Regent's Row, Brighton,
for W. E . Nash, Esq.; R. W . Pollard,
Esq. , Archt., Brighton. Alterations
and Additions to St. James' Hotel,
1
for - Lucas, Esq.; Ch as. F lack,
Esq ., Archt. & Surveyor, London.
Large Residence, "Robson House,"
Patcham, for H . B lackburn Esq.;
Messrs. Heelis & Wrightson, Sur-
veyors, Cannon St., London . New
Residence, Cromwell Rd., Hove, for
H . M . Stevens,Esq.; E . Wallis Lo ng,
Esq ., Archt. & Surveyor, Brighton.
New Stables, 17 Brunswick Sq.,
Hove, for C. Charlton, Esq.; Messrs.
Brown & Barrow, Archts. 1 Strand,
London. Alterations & Additions
to Lea Hurst, Patcham, for R. J.
Billington, Esq . ; M essrs . C layton &
Black, Ai·cht. & Surveyors, Brighton.
Addition & Redecoration of Clydes-
vale, P r eston Park, for A. Collins,
Esq. ; Messrs. Clayton & Black,
Archts. & Surveyors, Brighton.
Sattin & Evershed, 27 Fresh field Rd.
Saunders Bros., 3 Grand Parade,
Ivory Pl.
Taylor, W ., 26 York Pl.
Titcombe & Son, 70 His"h St.
W ilson, F . T., u5 St. j nmes' St .
\Vinter, E., 82 Church Rd., Hove
Wright, J. J. , 29 Centurion Rd .
Young, G., 23 & 2" Bath St.
BROADWATER, Wort!tz1ig.
Herbert E .
1
Stanbridge, W.
BURGESS H/LL.
Bryant, W., Dunstall Farm
Downer, Wllliam, Church Rd .
BUI LDERS
NORMAN & BU-RT,
Builders & Contract ors,
S t eam j oinery Work s,
I LONDON ROAD, BU RGESS HILL , SUSSEX .
Works lxecu ted incZude-
I Poynings Church, Sussex, Restor a -
tion ; Ewan Christian, Esq., Archt.
St. John's College Chapel , Hurst-
pierpoint, Sussex, Oak Fittings;
Messrs. Ca.rpenter & Ingelow, Arch ts.
St. John's Church, B urgess Hill,
Additions, and New Congregational
Ch urch , Burgess Hill; E. J. Hamil-
ton, Esq. 1 Archt .
Restoring and Redecorating Arch -
bishop Chicheley's Tomb in Canter -
bury Cathedral. Caned Oak
H. eredoses, Screens, St"'lls, Pulpits,
&c., in Frome Church , Somerset-
"hire; West K irby, Cheshire; All
Saints' Church , Edinburgh; A ll
Souls' College C hapel, Oxford;
Prescott Church, Lancashire; His
Chace the Lord Archbishopof York's
Chapel , Bishopthorpe; Ld. Bi•hop
of Peterborough's Chapel, Peter-
boro' ; Universities Mission Church,
Calcutta, India; L ichfield Cathedral.
" Wakehurst P lace." Sussex, Re~
storations; Aston Webb, Esq., Al'ch .
"GreatOte Hall," Sussex, Additions
and Restorations; "Borde 1-Iill ,"
Cuckfield, Sussex, Additions and Re-
storations; Ralph Nevill , Esq., Arch .
''ColdHarbour,''Wivelsfield 1 Sussex,
Additions; SandH.ocks,',Hayward 's
11
Heath, Sussex, Additions; Messrs.
Somers Clarke & Mickletbwaite,
Mayfield, Sussex; H . 0 . Cresswell,
Esq., Archt. New Part to Old
Place, Lindfield, Sussex; Oak Pan-
elling, Chimney Pieces, Staircases,
&c. 1 at 11 Peverey," ShropRb ire;
Teruple Newsam, Yorks., Hurst-
bourne Park, I-rants. ; and Copped
Hall, Epping; Cedar Woodwork for
New L ibrary fo r Lord L langnttock,
Additions to IVoodside House,
Cbenies, for Her Grace the Duchess
of Bedford, and new house at
Epping, for E . J . Wythes, Esq . ;
\Valter E. Tower, Esq., Architect.
Additions to" Oakwood Grange,"
near Horsham, for Her Grace the
Duchess d i Stb Teodoro ; Messrs.
Ernest George & Yeates, Architects,
and many other works.
W. ORAM,
Builder 'and Contractor,
MILL ROAD,
Burgess Hill, SUSSEX.
1Vo1'li:s executed include:-
House and Stabling, Gallops Farm,
Plumpton , Sussex, £2,500, C. H . B .
Quennell, Esq., Archt.
Baptist Chapel, Burgess Hill, Sus-
sex, l!J. J. Hamilton, Archt.
Steam Laundry, Lewes Road,
Brighton, G. Birstow, Archt.
!:!team J:ake1·y, Horsham, G. Bins-
ton, Archt.
Gentleman's Residence, Brighton.
Main Sewer and Roads for the
Blll'gess Hill Urban Council.
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Shops in Church Road, Burgess
Hill, and many others.
BU.YTED, Uckjield.
Miller, J., Potters Green
CATSF/ELD.
Blackman, R ., & on
CHICHESTER .
Gambling, J., & Son, 4 Chapel St.
G ammon, W. H., St. Martin 's
Holt, J. 0., W estgate
I-looker, C., 10 !.-:Cornet
Tobn son,_W ., & Son, St. John St.
'l'?rne'0, ~ .• 32 llrankl,in Pl.
Vick, 11. lvL, Tower St.
AND CONTRACTORS.
Su ssex-continued.
-I CHJDDINGLY, S.0.
Carpenter,
Fowler & Sons
J., Lower
COWFOLD.
Dicker
CRAWLEY.
Hartley & Ward, High St.
Cook, R., & Sons, Springfield Rd .
Gates, R. & C .
Longley, J ., & Co .
Ockenden, J., & So n
Shaw, J ames, County O ak
"Webber, S., Crawley Down
CROWBOROUGH.
Beard, G., The BeacOn
Connor Bros., Stati on Rd.
Easton, R., Princes Rd.
Gqldsmith, J ., South Point
Marden, J. Church Rd.
Midmore, T., Meadow Bank
Wickens, b ., White Hill
CUCKFIELJ),
K ni ght, Stephens, The Green
Norris, Edward, & Sons, Broad St .
DITCHLJNG, 1-iassocl.s.
Wood, Frank
EASTBOURNE.
Bainbridge, G ., & Son, 77 Terminu s
Rd. (Shopfittcrs)
Breach, C .. Matlock Rd .
Cornwell & Son, 30 Royal Parade
Cullingford, J., JI Lushington Rd .
I
l\fart in 1 J., Comme rcial Rd.
M~~r~r,rs1'
Bu i ld er
.'!1 ~~Ji.IN
and C o ntractor,
HIGH CLASS DECORATOR,
Sanitary Engineer,
E A STBOURNE .
Head Office and Showrooms-
! COHN11'JELD TEil.RACE.
And at 4 Compton T errace, Meads.
71!1.ep!wne 105.
Steam Joinery 'Vorks-
Longstone Rd.
Decorating D•pt.-Susan's Rd.
TiVor b execnted i ncfocl;i-
Lewes Old Bank . Eastbourne;
Capital and Counties' Bank; Ratton
Man sion for F. Freeman Thomas,
Esq., M .P. : Beacon Hotel , Crow-
borough, Sussex; Cavendish Hotel
(Additioni:i), Eastbourne; Mansion,
Hadlow Grange, Sussex; Works at
Unlands, Heathfield ; Baptist
Cliurch 1 Eastbourne; St. Saviour's
ChUl'ch (Baptistry); Schools, Sea-
side, Eastbourne ; Mansion, South
Cliff, Eastbourne ; London & Pro-
vincial Bank (Additions ) ; Timsbury
I School; Stabling for Sir Hart Dyke,
at Horebam Road ; Eastbourne
General Post Office (Additions );
Villa Residences Grassington Rd.,
B uxton Rd ., Gandick Rd ., Carlisle
Rd ., Granville Rd., Denton Rd.,,
Chesterfield Rd.
Miller & Selmes, 75 Tidcswell Rd.
(James Peerless),
Established 1850.
BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS,
ijigB itfal'l"G" SlV¢corafotG",
AND
S anitary Engineers,
EASTBOURNE.
D ecorative Showrooms :-
134 Terminus Road,
Opposite the Station.
Steam Joine ry \Vorks and Chief
Offices :-
I
LANG N EY ROAD.
Te lephone 40.
r-rrorkS execu,t.ed include -
St. Saviour's Church, £17,000.
St. John's Church, £ 12,000.
All Souls' Church, £14,000 .
Christ Church-Alterations, New
Roof, etc.
St.Anne's Church-Additions,£5,000.
Congregational Church, £7 ,000.
I
PEERL E SS-D E NNIS & C o.-1
(con tinued).
North Street Chapel-Enlargement.
The Town Hall , £42,000.
Grand Hotel, £30,000
Cavendish Hotel-Additions,£22,000.
D iplock's Hotel, £10,000.
E11stboume Coll .-Addition s, £8,000.
P rincess Alice Hospital-Additions,
£3,000
Sir A. Dent's Residence, £17,000.
Residence and Stabling for J . A.
Jlfaitland, Esq., £14,000.
Oak Cottage Estate-10 Shops and
Stabling, £12,000.
Ashford Squ are-60 Ho uses, £ 13,000.
Forty Residences on the Sea Front,
£75,000.
Cavendish Bridge Estate- Roads,
Sewers, and 150 Houses, £65,000 .
Addi tions at Maze Hill, St. Leo-
nards, fo r A.Burton, E•q. ,£6,200 .
St. Barnabas Boys' School, Bexhill,
£ 1,800.
Sussex Hotel-Additions, £-1,500 .
Hoyal Hotel- Addit ions, £•,OOO.
K ing's Arms Hotel- Rebuilding,
£ 10,000.
Contracts for L. B. & S. C. Ry. Co.
Contracts for Eastbourne Corpora-
tion . Many private houseR, etc.
Wall is & Co ., Seaside Rd.
\ Vliite, J. , .;r Royal Parade
Wood, J., & Son, 1 02 Tideswcll R d .
EAST GR/NSTEAD.
Gasso n, C. & H., High St.
l\1orris, J ohn, Ashurst Vl ood
No rman, A. \.\T :.i. 32 London Rd.
R ice, C harles, uarland Rd.
Steer, Edwd ., 50 London Rd.
·waters, John, Forest Row
EAST HOATHLY.
H all, J.
T rill , A.
FIND ON, /,Voi·t!ting.
Richardson, H.
HA!LSHAM.
Harding, F . W., 3 Victoria Rd.
Rich, T.
Stonestreet, B .
HANDCROSS, Crawley.
Wheatland, George
HASSOCKS.
B etts, R., Station Rd .
HASTINGS.
Bruce, F ., & Go. , 2 York Bldgs.
Coussens, VValtcr, 6 Nelson Rd.
Eldridge, \ \T . H., & Son, II and 12
Prospect Pl.
Hannan , C ., 65 !1ount Pl easant Rd .
Lester, J. , Earl St.
l\fartin, H., London Rd., Ore
Moon <ll:: Garner, 63 Mollnt Rd.
Simmonds, J.,& Co.,\¥.a.terworksRd .
DAVID H. SNOW 1
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR,
OLD LO NDON RD., ORE,
HASTINGS.
1-V01·ks execltted include :
Hastings,NewWesleyanC h apel,
£3,300; E ..HooLE,Esq.,F.R.I.B.A.,
Archt.
New Infants' and G irl s ' S c h ools,
Priory Road, Hastings, £6,400;
H.F. HuMPnREYs,Esq .,F .R.I.B.A.,
Archt.
A lterations & Additions E l ectric
Light Works, Corporation of
Hastings , £5,100 ; P. H . PALMER,
Esq., M .I.C.E., Borough Engineer .
Tapner & Woodman, 20 Queen's Rd.
Thorpe, W. E. 1 Ashburnham Rd.
Vig-01·, G., & Co., C laremont (. bot-
Front Makers a nd Fitters)
Warman, W. E., 88 Millward Rd.
VVickens, W., 86 't. 1'homas's Rd.

Sussex-continued.
HAYWARD'S HEATH.
F inch, J esse, P crrymoun t Rd.
Pm-vcy, A., Gowe r Rd.
·white, T hos., Fra nk lynn Rd.
HEA7HFIELD.
M cpham, H., C hurc h St.
P iper, S ., Pu nnctt' s T own
Rtlmary, G., & Son
Sargrant, R. D ., Leicester House
'Weston, C .
HENFIELD.
Bishop, J. T., Highclere
B la ncha rd, - B lackstone
Roberts, -
HOLLINGTON.
Ash do·w n, I-1. , Sci!.;cy H ouse
Ell iott, J., u T he E lms"
Lan gridge, L . L .
HORSHAM.
Dcwdncy Bros., 23 Ouecn St.
H illman & Murrell , C la rence Rd .
Mu rrell, H ., C raw ley Rd.
Fannett VI'., Barrington Rd.
POTTEQ &1105.
(E. & W. POTTER,
L ale 70SEPH POTTER) ,
Builders and Contractors
L O NDON
HORSHAM, SUSSEX.
ROAD ,
Amongst man y otlte1'S-
Cane H ili Asylums, Addi tion • .
C. H . Howell, Esq., A.I·cht. ; for
London County Council ; £16,000.
H or sham Town Hall ; All Saints'
Church, Streathnm, S .W . ; Nationa,J
Sch ools, Strentham; Block of Shops,
West Street, Hor sham ; Coal Stor es,
&c., W orthing Corporation; W es-
leyan Schools, Horsham ; Bridge a t
St orrin gton , fur We•t Su ssex County
Council ; T echnical Schools,Horsham,
for ditto ; A.rt an d Technical Schools
and Offi ces for th e Corpor ation of
Kin gston-upon-Tham es. " Gwydp ·"
Mansions Hove; H orsham U nion
Infirm ar y a nd Administrative Block,
H or8h am Cemet er y Ch ap els nnd
Lodge. "Com pton 's Brow, " Hor~
sh am , for J. G. Mill a i• . EAQ.
Rowland Bros., 46 North t.
Sharp, G., Brighton R d.
HORSTED KEYNES, iteai· East
Grr."ustead.
Awcock, I saac
HOVE, see Brig/don.
HURSTPIERPOINT.
Godley, A .
Hollands, C . F .
l'carscy & Son
IFIJ:.Lf), Cmwley
Ock endon, J., & Son, Vlest G reen
I TCHINGFIELD, Hoi·s!tam .
Parker, A llen
LEWES.
Herry & Bussey, 98 Ma lling S t.
Constable. H ., East St .
C r use, H ., New Rd .
Iiammond, E ., Nor;h St.
Piper, F ., St. Anne s
' Veils, Wm., West St.
LINDFfELD, near Hayward's
Heaf!t.
Anscombe & Hedgecock
S harman, \ V., Walstcad
LITTLE HAMPTON.
Bicknell & Pile
Hurrell, A ., 24 Arundel R d.
Snewin Bros ., High St.
MA YFfELD, S.0.
Moon, J os.
MIDHURS7~
Duncan, H ., South St.
Mills,_ S., Station Rd .
Till, J .
MILLAND (Lif>/ioo!.·).
Trigg & Son
NEWHAVEN.
Chapman G. E., High St.
·woolgar & on, High St.
NORTH/AM, Rye, S.0.
Comport, Alfred
PARTRIDGE GREEN, Brigldou.
Burdfield, J.
BUILDERS
PLUMPTON, Lewes.
' Veils, ' Villia m
POLEGATE.
Huggett, W .
PORTSLA.DE.
R a rn a rd , T ., & Sons, J oinery \York s
Godard, N ., 40 S ta ti o n Rd .
RINGMER.
M a rti n, W . F .
R OTHER FIELD.
Fenner, W ., & Son
M oon, A. , & Sons
RUDGWI( K.
Reevts & Port
Tidy & Son>
RYE.
E llis Bros.
Marchant & Ashenden, IIJ H ig h St.
ST. LE()NARDS.
Ashdown, H., Battle R d ., Hollington
E ldri d ge & Cruttenden,39 K ing's Rd .
Iiugl1es, C ., Mercatoria
J enkins, P . (Exors. of), Grosvenor
Works 1 \ Vest Mar in a
Padgbam & Hutchinson. l Tower
Ter., Lo ndo n Rd.
A. H. WHITE,
BUI LDER, D ECORATOR,
CONTRAC'.l.'OR & BRJCKMAKER,
Southwater Road,
ST. LEONARDSaON-SEA.
l Vorks executed include:-
Mansion and Stabling,
"Wrestwood, " near Bex-
hill - on - Sea, for Sir
Edward Malet, G.C.B.,
.£r2,480 ; G . H . GRAY, Esq.,
Archt., Bexhill-on- Sea.
New Billiard Room, Water
Tower, Alterations and
Additions, "The Fran-
chise, " Burwash, for Hy.
Lucas, Esq., .£2,600 ; P .
H . ADAMS, Esq.,A.R.I.B.A.,
65 Leadenhall St., E .C.
New Wing, Alterations and
Additions, "Tilton, " near
Battle, for A. J. Barry,
Esq., .£2,500 ; WARWICK
HUSBAND , E sq., Archt. ,3 De-
lahay St., W estmin ster, S .W.
" Pelham Hotel," Sidley,
near Bexhill-on-Sea, for
J. P. Goodw in , Esq.,
I .£3 ,750 ; and
Scholastic Buildin g s, Bex -
hill on -Sea, for A. J. H.
Browne , Esq ., M.A.,
.£3,780 ; J. B. W A L L , Esq.,
F .R.I. B.A., Bexbill- on-Sea.
Mansion and Sta bling,
"Livetleigh ," St. Leon -
ards , for Truste e s E v ers -
field Estate, .£7,950 ;
FRANK II. H UMPHREYS,
F .R .I.B.A., Hastin gs .
Goods Sheds and Offices,
Bexhill-on -Sea, & Goods
Office, West Marina
Sta tions, for L.B . & S. C.
Ry ., .£r,350 ; C. L. MOR-
GAN, Esq., Engin eer.
SEAFORD.
Berr y, S . H.
Morli ng, Charles, Ch urch Rd.
SHOREHAM.
Curd Charl s, West St.
Gate~, W . A., & Sons, 12 Brunswick
Rd.
SLINFORD, Hors/1a111.
Ayliog, W . .
SO UTHT-VICK
Rooke, Jas., 10 White Rock Pl.
AND CONTRACTORS.
Sussex- continued.
STEYNING.
C halcraft, G ., High St.
R apl ey, E., High St.
" 'atson, "'· T ., Station Rd .
STORRINGTON, Pulboroug!t.
T erry, H.
TURNERS HILL .
Pick ard & \ Velis
UCKFIELD.
Tclfrey, C .
l?eck ham Bros.
Pelh am, C .
1-VADHURST, S.O.
Ashby, C . I V.
1-VARNHAJl1, 1-/m·slurm.
Mercer, T. , \.V~r n ha!n 't.
Street, \'fv., Friday St.
Walder, J .
WESTBOURNE.
Poate & Son
WEST HOATHLY, East
cn·uslead.
llfig hall , G . H.
Warwickshire.
ALGE81'Ell .
Ber ridge, R ., Henley
Buggins, J ;1. Henley St.
Hu nt, W. rt ., H igh St.
Smi th , E ., B utter St .
Stan ley, J., Broom
BAR FORD .
Shea sby, A . E., Wellesbourne Rd .
BIRMINGH AM.
See Stn ffo7'd sln"re / or Smethwick .
A ker s & O lorenshaw, 254* New Joh n
St. West
. A mbler, W .,Heatb St.,Balsall Heath
Athe rton, W. & Vv., Conybere St.
Atkinson, J ., Lansdown St., Spring·
bill
Baker & ·warr, Sampson Rd . North ,
Camp H ill
Bar nes, Hen ry, J akeman Road,
Balsall Hea th
Barnsley, E . , V, JO+ Heath St .
Barnsley, J., & Sons, ro2 Rylan d St.
Bates, E., North br ook St., D ud ley
Rd.
B'W~~fi' H~~~~., "Whitmore Road ,
Bennett, A. B., & Co., 191 Bradford
St., Camp Hi ll
Bennett, Wm ., 2r3 Berners Strnet,
Lozells
Bevins, H . S., J87 Stratford Rd .,
Sparkhill
Bicknell, T hos., 379 Rotton Pk . R d .
Biggs, J ., 333 'Farm St., Hockley
Bikker, A. V.f ., 240 Coventry Rd.
Bishop , W ., 45 High St., Ki ng's
Heath
Bloore, W . , r20 Al ma St.
Bowen, J. , & Sons, r7 George St.
Balsall Heath
Bridges, S. A.cocks Green, near
Briley, F.'i'., Hay Mills
Brindley, f·. Showell Green Rd.
Brown , E . G., Yardley Fields Rd.,
Stechford, near
Bryant, C., 65 Whitmore Rd., mall
Heath
Bullock, T., & Son, Mooeley
Bullows, lI ., Castle Br omwich
Burton, Chas ., Ash Rd., Saltley
Castle, John, 164 Broad St.
Chaffer, ' :\T. H., Warstone Parade
Channing, W . C ., 12 Gros\renor Rd .,
Jiandsworth
Charles, E . J., Thelsford \Yorks,
Moseley
Charley, V-1., 50 Vaughton St. South
Clarke & Co ., 223 Burbury St.
Clarke, G. B;1. l6J Dudley Rd .
Clarke, G . .ti ., Alum Rock Rd.,
Saltley
Clarke, W ., '\Veatberoak Road,
SparKhill
Cole, E. P., 34 Albion St .
Cornish, A ., 98 Borclcsley Green
Coton, ' " " 35 Havelock Rd., Saltley
Cowper, Vl., Brunswick Rd., Spark -
hrook
Crouch, Geo., 218 Wells St.
Cur ral l, Lewis & Martin, Icknield
Port Rd.
435
W'EST TARRING.
Duffield, G .
Ken nard, V-1. A .
Selby, T . H.
k inner, G .
Stand ing, G.
WfLLINGDON, S.f).
F rench, F .
WORTHING.
Raker, G ., Fern Villa 1 Graham Rd .
Blak er, J. , & on, C rescent R d.
Bridger, C., Montague St.
Cook , C . C . (R. P .), JJ & 35 High St.
C rouch, A . (R.P. ), 20 Mo ntag ue St .
Hewer, G ., Rowland Rd .
Inkpen, T., & Sons, 15 ·wanvick St.
l(ellctt, "E., \'\Tarwick Ga rd ens
Lel!iott, J., Gordon Rd.
Patching & Co., C hapel Rd.
Peachey, T., Tarring R d .
Sande ll , F., & Sons. Station Rd.
Sandell , w·. '~' .. 19 '\Varwick St.
Snewin, E ., & Son, 4I Warwick St.
YAP10N, Amndel .
' Vest, H .
Cutler, J as., Raven burst R d., Har-
bornc
Cutler, R ., Kathleen Rd ., Hay M ill s
Danks, P ., & Sons, 77 Ladywood R d.
Danks, T ., 87 Ladywood Rd .
Davies, A ., 158 Soho Rd ., Hands -
wortb
Da\'is & G riffiths, 169 Lozells R d.,
Aston
Davis, Frank , College Rd., Moseley
Davis, G ., & Son, Boldmer e Park
Wylde G reen, E rdin gton, near
Doidge, T bos ., J6 & 37 Ashted Row
Dolman, J.1 Station Rd ., Kingswood
Edmunds ;r., A lumRockRd., Saltley
Elvins, Thos .. 5 n.den Rd., ohoHill
Faherty, Fredk., 15 ·wbeeley's R d
Fenwick, R ., ,10 William Edward St .
Fielding, Gen, 126 Cato St.
F letcher , J ohn, 5 I nke rm a n St.
Fortey, Fredk., 301 Moseley Rd .
Freeman & Son, Lee Crescent
F reema n, J. , 41 Auckla nd R d ., Camp
H ill
Garfield, E., ,1 0Birch field Rd., Asto n
Gazy, T. , 35 W hi tta ll St.
Gee, G., Herbert Rd .. H:tndsworth
George, W., Ld., 163 Bristol St.
Gibbs, ' "'· H., Alcester Rd., Kings'
Heath
Giles, E ., & Son, South R d ., Camp
Hil l
ioorlman, J., ·ation R<l., Harborne
Goudwin , Geo., 41 -45 Green Laue
Gosling, L., 3Palmerston Rd .,Spark-
brook
Gowin g & I ngram, 133 Belgrave R d.
GRANT'S LTD.,
@uifbm> a1tb
@uifbm:i" Q.llerc6a1tfo,
ST EAM J OINERY WORKS,
Ootteridge, Birmingham.
Telephone No. 6 !CINGS NORTON .
Developm ent of Cotteridge Estate,
£ 171,000; D evelopment of Grange
Estate, Kings Heath, £49,000; Shops
and Houses at Stirchly, Street, near
B irmingham, £16,000 ; Villas at
Nor thfield , £7,000; Developm ent of
New Est ate, Bournvi1le, nr. Bir -
mingh am, £153,520; Devdopment of
Sell y Oak E•tate. £il ,200: House•
for t h e Badie 111'\nufacturin g Co .,
L imited, Redd itch, £16,000; Stations,
K ingP Norton & Lifford, Midland
Rail. Co .
Teleg1'ams-''Grant's, Cotteridge.''
Hadley,Jos., 317 B urbury St., Lozells
Hall , Chas . Bordesley Green
Hallgarth, 'i"'hos ., Lawrence t.
Halward, Cole & T hompson . Lrl.,
High St., Selly Oak
 436
W arwi ckshire-continued.
Harper & Jones, 148 Antrobus Rd.
Handsworth
Harris & Sheldon, Stafford St.
Hill & Egginton, Hunters Rd. (Shop
front)
Rollick, A., Station Rd., Harborne
Hood & Hards, 26A Essex St.
Hope, H., SS Lionel St. (Horti-
cultural & Heating Eng.)
Hopkins, W., T4orp St. · Enston, Geo .
Hh~i'd , A. C., Grove Lane, Spark-
Hughes,R. M., 253 & 255 Bradford St.
Hughes, T., & Son, Sparkhill
Humphreys, T. & Sons, Tennant St .
Hyde, H., Cattell Rd., Small Heath
JJeffrey & on, Forster St., Lawley St.
eH~i:lf.is, A., Brunswick Rd .,Balsa1l
J evon, Co., The, 49 ' tafford St.
(Horticultural)
Johnson, T., 60 Gt Brook St.
Johns, Geo., Moseley
Jones& Fowler, Snow Hill
kemp H... , & Sons, r5 A rden Rd.,
1
Birchfield
Lawton, W. J., 330 Dudley Rd.
Lee, Vt/. & on, Avenue Rd., Aston
Lidzey & Evans, r46 Charles Hry. St.
Little,lohn, 320 VVitton Rd., Aston
Long , ·" Oakwooc\ Rd., Sparkhill
Loud, 1 .. 65 High St., Selly Oak
1\1.Iack cnzie & Lane, 59 & 6r Burling-
ton St., Aston
lVIiles & Skin ner, Whitehead St.,
Aston
Millsl T. & Son, 35 Leopold St ..
Ba sa il Heath
Moffat, J ., & Sons, South Rd., Camp
Hill
Moore, \V. G., Nechells Park Rd.
Morriss, G., 9r Gerrard St., Lozclls
Nicholls, F., Villa St., Lozells
Painsly, J., & Sons, Ryland St . North
Panter,])., Broughton
Parkers, Ltd., 5 Conybcrc St .
Partridge, \V., 238 1v!onument Rd .,
Edgbaston
Philp, Alfd., 55 Dawlish Rd. Bourn
Brook
Pitts & Phillips, 25 Bristol Rd.
Price, \¥. , Oliver St., Bloomsbury
llaby & Si litoc, Lo·wer Dartmouth St.
Rice, l'rcd., 325 Albert Rd., Aston
(Shopfront)
Robinson, \Vm ,_ 73 Bath Row
Rouse, C., 688 L.ovcntry Rd.
Rowbotham, T., 560 Coventry 1 Rd.
Small Heath
Rushton, A., 30 Victoria t., Small
Heath
Sapcote, W., & Sons, 61 Camden St .
Scamark, \V. S., 144 Gt. Lister St.
haw, F., School Rd., Moseley
' mith Bros., 265 Stratford Rd.
Smith & Pitts, 4r8 & 4201\foselcyRd.
Smith, E .. Villa St., Hockl ey
Smith, Edward, Gt. Charles St.
mith , J. & Sons, 220 St. Vincent St.
Smith T. W., Charles Rd., Small
H eatf1
Smith, T., 21 Charlotte St.
Spokes, G. T ., 86 Sherlock St.
Squires, Geo., Chester Rd.,Erdington
Stafford & Mansfield, 2t7 Blooms-
bury St .
Stephens, I'., 163 Park Rd., Aston
Stone, W. ]., Clevedon Rd., Balsall
Heath
Stopher, G. T . , Institute Rd.,
King's Heath
Street, W. & Sons, 184 Bristol St.
Stretton, "\V. H., 86 Vyse St., Hockley
Surman, s;.t & Son, 2.J.I & 242 Gt.
Colmore ::.t.
Surman, Thos., & Co., 89 Station St.
Teall, A. J., Thimble Mill Lane,
Nechells
Thompson, E. H., no Bradford St.
Tre ntham, G., 24 H catbfield Rd.,
Handsworth (Roads)
Turton, T. A., l;, 2 & 3 Wheeleys Rd .
Twigg, Geo ., 7 Iheodore St.
Webb, Geo., Soho Hill
Webb, T., n6VillaRd.,Handsworth
Webb, W. & T., 2s6 Gt. King St.
VVeldon , H.,N"orw1cb Union Cbmbrs.,
Chamberlain Sq.
\Vb clau, C., King Alfred Place
'\Vhitebouse, B., & Sons, Park House
Works, Monument Rd.
Whittall, W. J., & Son, 83 Lan-
caster St .
W illcox, Hiram, 106 Bradford St .
Williams, C. S., 291 Rotton Park Rd.
Williams, J. E., 163 Victoria Rd.,
Aston
BUILDERS AND
Williams, T. & H., Bolton Rd.,
Small Heath
Wood & Thompson, Summer Lane,
Erdington
·wood, J., Tower Rd., Aston
Woodward & Mills, Cox St. 'West,
Balsall Heath
Wright & Holmes, Moseley Rd.
C.LAVERDON, Warwick.
Sbeasbv, C.
COVENTRY.
Barber, C.H., Bishop St.
Beacham, A ., Jun., Allesley, near
Blakeman, G., Croft St.
Broad Bros ., .Brick-kiln Lane ,
Foleshill
Cave, Alfd. 44 Much Park St.
Cba~man,-:f., Queen Victoria Rd ....
Garlick, C., Exors. of, r40 .liar
Gosford St.
Golby, T . G., Moor St., Earlsdon
I-Iancox, T., & Co., Northumberland
Rd.
Hatchett, T., Earlsdon
Haywood, C., Tunr., 23 Gosford St.
Hill, C . Gray, "Much Park St.
Isaac, J., & Sons, Foleshill
Kelley,] ...._& Son, Folcshill
Luck, C ., ~arlsdon
McCarthy & Co., 2 Well St.
Pearson, V. A., E a rlsdon
Shi lrock, T. 10 Moat St.
S!idworti,,-, Y., Earlsdon
Thorpe, G. H., Bishop ' t.
\Vilkins, Wm., Vine St.
Wincott, A. A., Foleshill Rd.
Wonvood, T., n6 Much Park St.
Wootton, l t , Whitr. St.
DUNCHURCH, Rugby.
Bracebridge, G.
EDGiJ..ASTON, s~e Birrningham .
ERDING-TON, soe Birmingham .
FOLESHILL, see Coventry.
G-AYDON, Warwick.
Fleming, T.
HAJJtPTON-IN-.ARDEN, Binning-
ham .
' Cbadney, J. & S ., Eastcote
HENLE Y-IN-ARDEN,Bfrmingha,n.
Coppage 4 .~.
Lord,j. w.
KENILWORTH.
Giles, E., South-bank Rd.
Lawrence, W. H., Mill End
Lee, Edwd., Priory Rd.
Robb ins, T ., Park Rd.
Smith, Ed., & Son
KNOTVLE, Birmingha1n.
Corbett & So n
LE.A1l1ING-TO-"i'.
Bailey, Thos., 29 Clarendon Avenue
Bowen, R., Tavistock St.
Pratt, T., Clarendon St.
G. F. SMITH & SONS,
BUILDERS &
CONTRACTORS,
LEAMIN G TON .
J·V orks executed include-
Bt. Mark's Church and Vicarage,
Milverton ; G. Gilbe1·t Scott, M.A.,
Archt. Restoration of St . Mary's
Church, Wa1·wick; W . Butterfield,
Esq., Archt. Recent restoration at
this Church; J. A. Chatwin, Esq.,
Arcbt. Holy Innocent's Church,
South Nor\Vood; addition• St.
Nicholas Church, Chislehurst;
Messrs. Bodley & Garner, Archts.
A lterations and oak seating, Holy
Trinity Church, Stratford-on-Avon;
G. F. Bodley, Esq., A .R.A., Archt.
Additions, All Saint's Church,
L eamington ; Sir A. Blomfield
and Sons, Archts. Additions,
Warwick County Asylum; Edward
Mansell, Esq., AJ.·cht. Covered
reservoirs for the City of Coventry;
Messrs. T . and C. liawkesley,
Engineers. Additions, Leamington
Brewery; Messrs. Scamell and
Colyer, Archts.
Thomas, D., l Chapel St.
Jlf.ARTON, Rugby.
Whitehead, F.
CONTRACTORS.
Warwicks hire-continued.
NAPTON- ON-THE-HILL.
Ralphs, W. H.
Tewkesbury, R. J.
\Vatson, C.
NUNEATON.
Shilton, J., Little Duke St.
Simpson, J., Manor Court Rd.
Smith, T., Coton Rd.
Smith, ·wm., Stratford St .
Stanyon, J. T., Attleborough
Strcather, C. W., Princes St.
ROWING TON.
Merriman, T.
Sly, W .
RUGBY.
Banbury & Son
Foster & Dicksec
Harris, Alf., Dunchurch Rd.
Hollowell, James, C lifton Rd.
Hopkin s, W'. G., Harby, near
LINNELL l\ ~ 0l\I
Builders,
RUG B Y.
Building Restorations,
Villa Residences,
School Buildings,
A ND Sanitary Work.
.........................
vw
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Over, W. I-I., High St.
J. PARNELL & SON.
Builders & C ontracto r s,
RUGBY.
W 01·ks executed inctude-
St. Paul's chools, Hammersnilth;
School Building•, Reading; Large
Mansions and Stables at various
places; A . Waterhouse, Esq., R.A.,
AJ.·chitect.
Keble Colleg·e and Chapel, Oxford;
School Buildings and Chapel,Rugby;
Gymnasium, Bath, and Art Museum;
St. Anclrew'sParish Chtuch, Rugby;
W . Butterfield, Esq., Architect.
Mansfield College and Chapel,
Oxford; Basil Champneys, Esq. ;
Architect.
Manchester College and Chapel,
Oxford ; Messrs. ·w01·thington &
Elgood, Architects.
Municipal Buildings, Oxford; JI.
T. Hare, Esq., F.R.I.B.A .
Westmoreland.
AJ!BLESIIJE.
Backhousc, F . & A. (Masons)
Cousins, T., North Rd. {Plastere r)
Dixon,vV., Lake Rd.(Carpenter, &c.)
!~zI~~~ra!!~!~?a~; I
Proprietor,
AMBLE.SIDE.
1Vorks ext:cutecl includt:-
N ew Chancel, Rydal Church;
Robert W"lker, Esq., Archt.,
Windermere.
New Vestry, St. Mary's, Amhle-
side; Messrs. Paley, Austin &
Paley, Arclits., Lancal!ter.
New Mansion, Sk~lwith Fold,
Ambleside, for Stephen A.
Ma1·shall, Esq.; Messrs. W. C.
Marshall & Vickers, Archts ., 28
Bedford Square, London.
I
I
J . PARNELL & SON-(con) .
CollegeBuildings,Oxford; Upl\'ing-
ham School, Library, &c.; 'I . G.
Jackson, F•q . Architect.
St. Marie'sChapel&College Build-
ings, Rugby; B. Whel&n, Esq.,Arcbt.
Railway Stations, &c., Rugby,
Stafford, Crewe, Holyhead, Nun-
eaton, L la.ndudno &c. ; London and
1
North Western Railway Company.
_Mansions and Stables atWin~low,
B1ce•ter, &c . ; H. Tollit, E sq. 1
Oxford, Architect. '
Mansion, Motcombe, for Lord
Stal bridge; Messrs. Ernest Geo,ge
& Peto, Archts.
Caldecott Hall, Nuneaton; What
ton l-Iouae, Loughbo1·ough; Messrs.
Goodacre, LeiaeHter, Archts.
1viansion, Ashorne Hill,near Leam-
ington.
Chapel & New Buildings Hawk-
esyard Priory i E. Goldie, Esq. 1
Archit ect.
Mansion, Hartpury, near Glouce1::1-
ter; E. Guy Dawber, Esq., Archt.
Satchell, W. G., Chapel St.
Sharpe, F., Hath St.
Winn & Sons, Oxford St.
Young, Jos., Oxford St.
SllIB LE Jr, Bfrminghani.
Bragg T., Stratford Rd.
SOLIHULL, Birmingham.
B ragg Bros., Drury Laue
Fairfield, T. W., Drury Lane
Thompson, T. & \V., High St.
8'1,0KE, C'oventt'y.
Burton, F.
Ellsworth, J., Shakespeare St.
S1'11ATFORD-ON- .A VON.
Ca llaway, A. H., 7 Church St.
Callaway, E., Chapel St.
Cox, J., Rother t.
Harris, T., Evesham Place •
Kennara, E.T., Gt . \Villiam St .
Price, ·w., Broad ·walk
Roberts, Joh n, 2 Mulberry St.
Whatelcy, Geo., 23 Shottery Rd .
STUDLEY, R.S.O. (Redditc!t).
Lamb, J., Alcester Rd.
Young, H y., M app lebro' Green
SUTTON GOLDFIELD.
Rird, J., Station St.
Dyke, B. ]" Four Oaks
Genders, ., Four Oaks Common
Hardy & Mander, Holland S t.,
:Man lo)'
James, '"'· H., \Vbitehousc Commou
fones, J. R., Queen St.
Squires, C ., Chester Rd .
Turville Bros., Rectory Rd.
Turville, J., & Sons, High St .
T.AGHBROOK, Leamington.
Commander1 G.
TYJJ URN, Bb·mingham .
Langley, Isaac
W.ARWIOK .
Cashmore, J. H. & T., Chapel St,
Chaplin, A. & T., 52 Smith St .
Eyres, F., I4A 1!:mscote Rd.
T alliss, E., r3 W est St.
WELLES BOURNE.
Kibl er, F ., & Co.
JV OOT'l'ON WA.WEN.
Keyte, S.
Clark & Smallwood
ARTHUR JACKSON- (con).
Belsfield Betel , Bowness on
Windermere ; Robert Walker
Esq., Archt., Windermere.
New Vicarage, S t. Mary's,
Ambles1de ; J . W. Grnndy, !!:sq.,
Archt., Ulverston.
Mansion,Hammerbank,Winder-
mere, for Hubert Coutts Esq ·
It. Knill Freeman, Esq., 'A.rcht.:
Bolton, Lanes.
New Residence ( Nab Wood),
Bowness on Windermere for
G.Ashby Pritt,Esq.;Messrs.Wool -
fall & Ecoles, AJ:chts., Liverpool.
New Mansion, Brockhole, W in -
dermere, for W. Gaddum 1 Esq. ·
Messrs. T. H. Mawson & n'.
Gibson, Archts., Windermere.
Windermere Hall, Storrs, for
Edward Holt, Esq . ; M . JI. Baillie-
Scott, Esq., Architect, Douglas ,
I . of Man .

Westmoreland-continued.
Huddlestone,A.(R .P.),Compston St.
Newall, T. (Carpenter and joiner)
Newton, T. (Waller and Mason)
Stalker, W., & Son, North Rd .
(Carpenters and Joiners)
Vitey, R. (Plumber and Painter)
BEETfTA..lf, Afilntho1·pe, R.S. 0.
Stephenson, Wm. (Joiner)
GRASMERE.
Hodgson, J . C.
'Wilson, E. (Joiner)
Wilson,J.
Wilson, r. (Joiner)
KENDA.I,.
Anderson, R., Stricklandgate (Plstr.)
Airey, L. (R.P .), 39 Stramongate
Allan,J.,Wi ldmanSt.(Carpentr.,&c.)
Benson, Newton, Highgate ( Toiner)
Collett, H., Stricklandgate (Carpen -
ter and Joiner )
Davis, B., Highgate (Plasterer)
Dixon, R. & J., Fellside (Masons
aud Slaters)
Dixon, W., & Sons, Fellside (Masons
and Slaters)
Dobson, W., Stricklandgate (Mason)
Downham, S., Gillingatc (Mason and
Slater)
Everson, R ., A llhallows Lane
(Plumber and Painter)
Hayes & Parkinson, 9 Captain French
Lane (Carpenters and Joiners)
Hill & Dixon, Highgate (Masons)
Hine , James, Highgate (Painter)
Hine, J., Fountain Brow (Mason and
Slater)
Hine, T., & Son, Fellside (Masons
and Slaters)
Howie, J . vV., Gillingate (Mason)
Hubbard, E., New Bank Yard
(Plumber)
Hutchinson, W ., Highgate (Joiner)
Hutton, E., Beast Banks (Mason)
Jackson, W ., Highgate (Plumber)
Knight, W., 36 Union St. (Plasterer)
Lyon, G., 45 Highgate (Painter, &c.)
Wiltshire.
A.DJJllOU.RN, R.S.O
Lawrence & Sons
AMESBURY, Salisbury.
Cole, W. Q.
A.VEBU.RY, Oalne
Shipway, J.
BRA.IJFORIJ -ON-AVON.
Beaven & Son, Mason's Hill
Knight, John, Trowbridge Rd.
Long, J., 38 Frome Rd.
Long, A. W., Newtown
Mar.ell, A., 46 St. Margaret St.
Sel, W., 6 Newtown
Taylor, J., Junction Rd .
Turner, John, 4 New Rd.
B.R 01lfHA Af, O/nppcnham.
Webb, Wm.
B UREA GE, 11:la?'lbol'ough.
Bailey, H.
CALNE.
Beazley, Wm., Wood St.
Blackford, H., The Quarry
CHIPPENHA1lf.
Downing & Rudman, Old Rd.
Light, Wm., & Son, New Rd.
Salway, Geo . S ., Rive r St.
Smith, John , New Rd.
Swayne, Tbos ., Causeway
IJEV!ZES.
Ash, Hy. Northgate St.
Chivers, J., Sidmouth St.
Chivers, W. E., 29 Sheep S_t·-- - - ' -
~. B. Mullings,
Builder
AND
Contractor,
DEVIZE5.
TT"nrks carried out includt:-
Restoration of Potterne Church,
E. Christ ian , Esq., Areht.; Sand-
field H onse, Potterne, E. Christian
Esq., Archt.; Wilts and Dorset
BUILDERS
Ndson Bros., Stricklandgate (Car-
penters and Joioers)
Park, T., Waitsfield (Mason)
Parsons , W. (R.P.), 43 Highgate
Pennington, R. T ., Fellside (Mason)
Steele, J ., & Co., 108 Highgate
(Plasterers)
Tanner, T. R ., Highgate (Plumber)
Taylor,1'.,Arnside, ur .(Msn .& Slater)
Thoms, W.,Wildman St. (Mason and
Slater)
Wi!eI?lan, T., Highgate (Painter)
/UllKBY LONSIJA.LE.
Bayliff, Wm., New Rd . (Mason)
Dawson, J., Mitchelgate
Newsholme & \Vinder, Ingleton
MI&NTHORPE.
Scott, C., Church St. (Mason)
Semple, G., Park Road (Plumber)
Thompson, J. (Pl umber)
vVilson, T . &W. (Joiners)
OLIJ HUTTON, Kendal.
Fawcett, J. W. (Mason)
Nelson, A., Junr. (Joiner)
STA.VE/, EY, Kendal.
Storey Bros. (Masons)
WINIJE.RME.RE.
Atkinson, T. & M., Crescent Rd.
(Masons and Slaters)
Atkinson, W., (Waller)
Bousfield, H., Bowness (Plumber)
Braithwaite, J. (vValler)
Croft, J . G. (f>aintcr)
Edmondson, J., Bowness (Joiner)
Fleming & Son, Bowness (Wailers)
Keighley, E. H. (Plasterer)
Latham, T., Oak St. (Joiner)
Longnine, T. B. (Joiner)
Musgrave, P. (Plumber and Painter)
Pattinson,G.H., E1irn Grove (Walle r,
Mason, Slater, &c.)
Pattinson, J. A . (Plumber
Painter)
Russell, T., Bowness (Plumber)
Thompson, Geo., Bowness (] oiuer)
R. B. MULLINGS-continued.
Bank, Devizes, G. M. Billey, Esq.,
Archt.; New Chancel, Seend, Wilts,
A. J . Style, Esq., Archt.; Broughton
Gifford Church and Orchardleigh
Chlll'ch, J. 0. Scott, Esq., Archt. ;
several new Wings, Wilts County
Asylum, County Surveyor, Archt.;
and many other works.
I DOWNTON.
I Bailey, J., Radnor House
HIGliWORTH.
Thomas, J., Market Pl.
LACOCK, C!tippeullam.
Banks, F.
LIMPLEYSTOKE, UP.PER, nr.1Jath.
New,F.
AfA.LMESBU.RY.
Wilkins, H., Lower High St.
iJfA.RT,BOllOUGH.
I&enjamin ffillier,
@umtr f!: ~onfractor,
HIGH ST., MARLBOROUGH.
Works executed include-
Domestic Offices, Quadrangle,
Marlborough College, Messrs.
Bodley Gamer and C. E. Ponting,
F .S .A., Joint Architects .
Entrance Lodge and Gates, Do.;
G. E. Street, Jcsq., Architect.
Upco' House, Marlborough; E.
NormaaShaw, Esq., Architect.
Science Room and Physical
Laboratory, Marlborough Col -
lege; C. E. Ponting, Esq., F .S.A.,
Architect.
Summerfield House, Marlboro'.
Racquet and Fives Courts, ~o.
Clock Tower, Manton Racing
- I
Stables; C. E. Ponting, Esq.,
F.S.A., Architect.
AND CONTRACTORS.
W ii tshire-continued.
Piper, W. E., The Parade
MELKSHAM.
Bigwood & Co.
Davis, G ., & Sons, Church vValk
PU.RTON.
Barns, J., Crickdale Rd.
RAJfSBURY (flt<nf!e"fo,.d) .
Alexander, H . N . , High St.
SA.LISBU.RY.
Dawkins , T.,Barford St. Martin, near
Hale, E., 73 Castle St .
Harris, G ., Dew's Rd. , Fisherton
Kite, H.J ., Wilton Rd., Fisherton
Vincent & Folland, Fisherton
W ebb & Co., 49 Blue Boar Row
Williams, R. R., Sr Brown St.
Witt, E., 155 Fisherton St .
Wort & Way, London Rd.
Young, W. J . & C. S., 76 Gig-ant St.
STANTON ST. QUINTON,
Chippenham.
Downing, John
S1'.RA.T1'0N ST. /lfARGA..RET,
Swindon .
Looker, H., Swindon Rd.
SWl'NIJON.
Bown, N ., Gorse I-Ii11
Chambers, W., r Ashford Ter.
Colborn e, A. J ., 1I Newport St.
Colborne, T ., Drove Rd.
Cook, H . C., Devi,,cs Rd.
Crook, F. W., Cromwell St.
Day, J"-1 North St.
Dean, Wm., Springfield Rd.
Flewelling & Huckson , .Victoria Rd.
&
Worcestershire.
AOOOK'S GREEN (near
JJfrmin,q ham) .
B.ridges, Sam!.
Price, Tbos., & Son, Broad Lane
Williams & Boddy, Station Rd.
I
.ALYEOHUROfT, S . O.
Furber, Thos., Redditch Rd.
A.S1'WOOD BANK, .Redditeh.
Huxley Bros., Evesham Rd.
Pollard, J., Evesham Rd.
BARNT G.REEN, S . O.
I
Edwards, D.
'Wood, W. T ., The L eys, Rednall
B80ilfSG.ROVE.
Brazier, J. & A., Worcester St.
Cook, Tbos.
Giles, A., Stourbridge St.
Grey, T. & E., l{anover St.
·weaver, vV., Central Joinery Works
BRO UOH1'0N, Pei·sho,.e.
Panter, Daniel
CRABBS GROSS, Redditch.
Crawford, vV.
O.RADLEY (OMdley Heath , S . 0.)
Meredith, J. A.
Tate, J . M., Colley Gate
DR01'1'W!OH.
Small Bros., Ombersley St.
DUDLEY.
Cockin, J., & Son, Old Hill, near
Colcott, T., K.ing Edmund St.
D eeley, \Vn1. 1 Netherton, near
Golding, Iiy., &Son,Nctherton, near
Hadley, E., & ons, Old Hill, near
(Iron Chn1·ch and House)
Holland, vV., & Son,6r King St.
Takem a n & Hound, Vicar St.
Love & Flint, 43 Cross St.
Round, M., New St.
Seckcrson, E. & T. \ ·V ., Holly Hall
¥latc h~rn, J .t,.._N ctherton, near
\'i'ebb Bros., rlall St .
vVilletts, W ., Old Hill, near
EVESHA~f.
Espley & Co., Ltd., 77 High St.
Gardner,F. W. , PortSt.
Hu band, J., 22 Vine St.
Taylor & Cliff, Merstow P lace
HA LESO WEN.
Roberts & Hipkiss
HA.RTLEBU.RY.
Cook & Son
ITEAIJLESS CROSS.
Davis, G . W., Evesham Rd.
Rollins, A. E., Birchfield Rd
437
Franklin, H . J., 6q Clifton St.
George, T. & J ., Curtis St.
Grainger, W ., ~Iancbester Rd.
Hobbs W. Gorse Hill
Hunt, W., Victoria Rd.
Lay, John, Hythe Rd.
Leigbfield, R. J., Witney St.
Commercial Rd.
Liddington, F. J., Goddard Avenue
Panting, J., Goddard Avenue
Ponting, J., Mi lton Rd.
Selby, L., Dammas Lane
Spackman, H. & C., Clifton St.
Spackman, J., Clifton St.
Tydeman Bros., Edgware Rd.
Webb, J., Station Rd .
Vlilkins, C ., Rodbourne Rd.
Williams, C., Princes St.
· Williams, J., Bath Rd.
T.RO WBRIIJGE.
Linzey, Ed., The Halve
Moore, Geo ., Church St .
W A..RAflNSTER.
Butcher, R:i & Son, r4 Church St.
Franklin , l-i., Si lver St.
Gaisford, J., 3q Geo1·ge St.
Parsons, .a., & Sons, Weymouth St.
Ponton, P. J., Emwell St.
WESTBU.RY.
Burgess Bros., Station Rd .
Parsons, T., & Sons, Dilton's Marsh
WOOTTON BASSETT.
Lansdown, T., High St.
WROUGRTON, Swindon .
Cowley, E.
INKBERllOW.
Barley, R., Little Inkberrow
Careless, F .
Kl'DIJEll fifTNS1'ER.
Hinnian & Co ., Mill t.
}Iarris, E., Crane St .
Howard & So11s, Church St.
Jones, .T .. Les,vall Lane
:Smith, l!., Worcester Cross
Thompson, R ., Park Lane
Wridgway, W . H., Woodfield St.
Kl'KGS NORTON.
Huntly, C ., Station Rd.
KNIGH1'0N-ON-TEllfE, Tenbury
Hill, Thos.
LANGLEY.
Beach, Jas. T., Mill Lane
MALVERN.
THOMAS BROAD,
Builder and Contractor,
GRAHAM WORKS,
MALVERN
Additions to St . Mary's Abbey
Worcester ; Messrs. PuGIN and
Puo1N, Archts .
Lloyds' New Bank, M a lvern; J
C11ATWIN, Esq ., Arcbt.
Restoration of M a lvern Abbey
'f. G . JACKSON, Esq., R.A., Ai·cht
Houses for Sir J.C . Holder, Bart
W. H1'NMAN, Esq. , F.R.I.B .A.
Archt.
Restoration of Mathon Church
G. H. FEr~LOWltS PnYN~E , Esq.
F .R.I.B ..A.., Arcbt.
Sanatorium, Malvern College
Messrs. Nrcv1NSON & NE1v'ro:s
A.R.I.B.A., Al'chts.
Houses for Sir J.C . Holder, Bart
H BN RY HAnnox, Esq., Archt.
Chadncy, J ., Malvern \Velis
Ford, R., Cowlcigh Hd., Ntb . !IL
Hayes, Wm. & Son, Newtown Rd.
1
Holloway, Alfred, Malvern W ells
James, Wm., The \Vy chC'
Lewis, A . G . 1 West i\1:alvcrn
1\1cCa.n.n , Thos., i\ifalvern Link
Porter, W., Wells lld.
I NORTflFIELIJ.
Mathews R. Cofton Common
 438
W orcestershire-continued.
Pegram, C ., Bristol Rd.
Woodcock, Geo., Bristol Rd.
OLDBURY.
Harper, H. , Birmingham Kd.
Sadler & Bagnall Partway Rd.
Wortl ey, John, Church St.
OJJfBERSLEY.
Brown, E.
PERSHORE.
Coombe, T. , High St.
Nicholas 13ros.
Nicho11s, Wm. 27 Bridge St .
Smith, T. W., Priest Lane
REDJJITOH.
Avery, A. G., Evesham St.
Eclkin s , W. H ., Pcakman t.
H olloway, Hy., 7 W ellington St .
Huins, C . G., & Sons, Ipsley St.
Ruins, Geo., & Sons, 31 :rYiillsbro' Rd.
Newbold & Elvins
Surman, H. , Oswald St.
Yeomans, T. Ipsley St.
SPETOHLEY.
Day, Hy., Kingston, near
STOURBRIJJGE.
Bayliss, W., Belbroughton, near
Freeman, C ., Bclbrougbton, near
Green , Thos., Chapel St., I.ye, near
Griffiths, Chas. , Church St. 1 Lye, near
·y orkshire .
ABET/FORD, Leeds.
Heaton, H.
A OK WORTH, neai· Ponteji·act.
D ickson, M.
AOOJlfTJ, near York.
Braithwaite, J.
Hudson, W.
ADDING HAM.
Emmott, J . & B.
ALLERTON, Bmdjoi·d.
Cockcroft, S. (Painter)
Cockcroft & Jarratt (Plumbers)
Drake, H. & G. (Plasterers)
Drake, P . (Mason)
Foster, J. (Toiner)
Graham & lianson (Masons)
Hanson, J ., Prescot Ter. (Painter)
Noble, J ., & Son (Painters)
Ross, Saml., Sandy Lane (Mason)
ALl!fONDBURY, Huddersjield.
Capper & Sons
A.L'l'Oli'TS, Normarlton.
Bramham, Jas.
ANS7'0N, SOUJ'H.
Kirkby, J.
ATIJJS£EY.
Bairstow, J., W est Ardsley (llfason)
Bullock, 1. T ., EastArdsley(Mason)
Furness :Bros .
A STON, Rotherham.
Lister, Tohn
A Y'.l'ON, Great, R .S. 0.
Raine,J.
BAIDDON, Shipley .
Dyson, Jos. (Plnmber)
Takeman, - (Ti ler, &c.)
llobinson, Tohn, & Co. (Joiners)
Taylor & E'.llis (Masons)
Walsh, John, lane End (Plastere r)
Wilks, Jas., & Son (Plasterers)
BARNOLJJSWTOK (Colne).
Barrett, P., "\Ve il House Rd.
Shaw & Sons, Park Rd.
Smith, Ed ., Well House Rd.
BARNS£EY.
Ashworth, H., Hack Queen St.
(Plnmher )
Beaumont Bros., George Yd. (Pntrs)
Beaumont, "\V ., 30 llfay Day Green
(Painter)
~lroley , E ., Park Rel. (Plumber)
Burnett, G., & Sons, Market Hill
(Painters)
B urrows, H., & Sons, Park Rd .
(Masons)
Bycraft, J., Park Grove (llfason, e tc.)
Dalby.P. ,4RoseburyTer.,Brinckman
St. (Mason)
Dawber&Son.Ltcl.,Eastgate(Slaters)
Denison,B ., Bk Regent St. (Plumber)
Dransfi eld, W., Dodworth Rd .
(Plumbe r)
BUILDERS
Guest, A.H .. \Vollaston
Guest, T., & Son, Amblecote
North, W., 27 New Rd.
Simmonds, A.
Young, Wm ., New St.
STOURPOFIT.
Hodges & Co., York St .
Shepherd T., & Son, 40 High St.
Vale, T., Swan Hotel
W ard, J ., 24 High St.
7'ENBURY.
Howells, W., Worcester Rd.
Hewitt, H., Cross St .
UPl'ON- ON- SEVERN, Woi·etsier.•
White , R., Old St .
WOLVERLEY.
Smith, H .
WOR CESTER.
Bennett, W .• Hatton B ldgs.
Bromagc & Evans, London Rd.
Kendrick, J., 20 Lowesmoor
Phelps & Tobnson, Little London
Stokes, Bros., Tybridge St.
Underhill, C. T., Ombersley Rd.
Wood, J ., & Sons, The Butts
WRIBBENHALL, Bewdley .
Parton, Wm.
WYTHALL, Redditch .
Johnson, C. & Son
Dunk, W .,Huddersfield Rd. (Mason )
Dyson, W., Kingstono Pl. (Joiner)
England, W. G. & L., Summer Lane
Saw Mills (Joine rs)
F enwick, M. , 32 Park Gr. (Plasterer)
Fieldhouse, G:.i. Pitt St. IV. (Mason)
Fleming, E ., J<.astgate (Slater and
Plasterer)
Fletcher, E. R., Church t. (Painter)
Goodyear, H., 26 Sheffield Rd.
(Painter)
Goodyear, W .• 188 SheffieldRd.(Jnr)
Haigh, Geo., Sheffield Rd. (Mason)
H a rrison, J. , Shambles St. (Plumber)
Hawley, A. Market St. (Joiner)
Hinchcliffe, H . , Victoria St. (Mason)
Hood, John, Farrar St. (Mason )
Hutchinson Bros.& Co.,Ltcl. (R.P.' s),
Sackville Street (and Glaziers)
Jones Bros., Stairfoot (Masons and
Joiners)
Lawton, C ., Park Rd. (Maso n)
Lindley, Tbos., 97 Doncaster Rd.
(Plasterer)
M edley IL, 40 Corporation St .
(Mason)
M e ll or, G. H., :\Ieasboro•" D yk e
(Mason)
~1oorhousc, E ., Worsbro' Common
(Mason)
Newton, T., Church t. (Carp enter
'
and Joiner)
Ouram. A., Donca!'ter Rd. (Mason
and J oiner)
Potter, J. & C. D., Corporation St.
(Masons, etc.)
Robinson, W. , & Son (Masons S la -
ters, Carpenters and Joiners)
Rogers, F ., Church St. (Plumbe r)
Rushworth, S., E ldon St. (Plumber)
Rymer, G. , Chesham Rd. (Mason)
Rymer, Robt. , 213 Park Rd. (Mason)
Schofield. Son & Hampshire, Shaw
Lane (Masons)
Scott, J., Dodworth Rd. (J oiner, etc.)
Shaw, John, 2s Park Rd . (Plasterer)
Smith, J.,Gawber,nr. (Carpenter & )
Snowdon,J.,& on(R.P.'s).Mark~tSt.
(~lumbe rs, Painters <ln.d Glaziers)
Squ1re, C. W., lilt. Vernon Rd.
(Mason)
Squire, ,V., Britannia t. (Plumber)
Stephenson & Son, Peel St. (Painters)
Tasker, John, W estern St. (Pl umber )
Taylor, E. R ., t73 D o ncaster Rd.
(Mason)
Taylor, J., & Son, i 65 Doncaster Rd.
(Maso ns)
i:;aylor, J. & T., Agnes Rd. (M>sons
1hornley, J., Shambles 't. (J oiner)
Tock , Henry, F1tzwilham t. (:Mason)
Turton & Field. Stairfo t, nr.(llfaons)
W al ker, B . F ., ,I Spe ncer St. (Joiner)
.Walker,F., Park Grove (Maso n)
Watling, J ., off Queen St. (Joine r)
AND CONTRACTORS .
York shire-continued.
BA7'f,EY.
Bagshaw, J., & Sons, Ltd., Victoria
Foundry (Ironfounders)
Baines, S., & Sons, Dark Lane
(Masons)
Banks, J ., Talbot St. (Carpenter and
Joiner)
Blakeley, D. J., Cross Bank (Painter
and Decorator)
Booth, T., & Son, Commercial St .
(and Toiners)
Brook, H., Bradford Rd. (& Joiner)
Crawshaw, S., 3q Field Lane <Plastr.)
El liott, Tbos., Station Rd. (Plumber)
Exley Bros ., :;9 Well ington St.
(Plumbers and Glaziers)
Firth, J. (R.P.), Providence St.
(Plumber and Glazier)
Fox, Seth . New St. (Toiner)
Goodall, C .,Russell St. (and Mason)
Greenwood, J., Union St. (Plasterer )
Hepworth, J. D., Bradford Rd .
(Maso n)
Hepworth, G. F ., 13 Stralan St.
(Mason)
Hustwit, J. T., Upper Taylor St.
(Pl umber and Glazier)
Illingworth, C ., White L ee (Joiner)
Illingworth, T ., Wbite Lee (Joiner)
Jessop, G . W. (R.P.), 7 Crossbank
(Plu mber and Glazier)
Kaye & Scates, Old Mill Lane
(and J oiners)
Kitchingman & Kaye (Plasterers)
L ambert, T ., Station Rd. (Painter)
Mann , Saml., Dark Lane (Joiner)
M o1 ine ux & Ramm, Beck Lane,
Carlinghow (Painters, etc .)
Mortimer, John, Carling::how(l\iason)
Musk, R., Branch Rd . {Painte r, &c .)
North, W., Hanover St . (and Joiner)
Oldroyd, J, Hanover t . (Mason)
Oldroyd, f., Carlinghow (Mason)
Pickles, E., Mount P leasant (Mason)
Robinson, C . T ., Purlwel1 Lane (a nd
Mason)
Smith, Wm ., Wilton St. (Painter)
Sykes, E ., Clerk Green (T oiner)
Talbot, J. (R.P.) , W efiington St.
(Plumber and Glazier)
Thompson, W. H., Bradford Rd.
(Slater)
Tomlinson, T ., & Co., Commercia l
St. (Painters and Decorators)
Turner, Wm., Field Lane (Joiner)
W a lke r, J. W., Soothill(Carptr., &c.)
Walker, Walter (R.P. ), Peel St.
(Plumber and Glazier)
Walshaw, J. (R.P.), 195 Comm ercial
St .
BATJ,EY ('ARR .
Brooke, Tos., Upper Rd . (Joi ner)
Foth er~'Ti & Schofield, Warwick Rd.
(and oiners)
Hirst, 1rank, Upper Rd. (Plumber)
Kershaw.i. C., Town St. (Painter)
Kitson, u ., David Lane (Mason )
Lodge, Jos., Warwick Rd . (Painter)
Lyles & Son, David Lane (and
.Ja~j~~.rs~.E. (.R.P .), Upper Rd.
(and Gfazier)
BEDALE.
Chandler, T ., Tanfield (and Joine r)
BEEJ?ORJJ, !full.
Hall, J.
BEIGBTON, J/otherliam.
Staveley, Tbos.
BEN7'HAJJf (£ nncastei·) .
Burrow, J. & T .
Cumberland & Holmes , Lr. Bentham
BENTLEY, near Donea8tar.
Johnson, Wm.
BEVERT,EY.
Burton Bros., T oll Gavel (Painters)
Calvert, E., Woods Lane (Jo in e r)
Campey Bros., W ell L11ne (Painte rs)
Constable, T., Newbegin (all trades)
Elwell, J .E., & Son, North Bar St .
(Joiners and Carvers)
Foley, J. R., Toll Gavel (Joiner)
Harrison, "\V. H ., Toll Gavel (Plu1n.)
Pape, Geo.;WalkerGate(aJI trades)
Pape, Robert, Toll Gavel (Mason)
Potts, R., Norwood (B ricklaye r )
Shepherdson, A ., Minster ).Ioorgate
(Mason)
Sykes, T. , "\Vood Lane (Brick layer)
W ells & Co ., W ednesday M a rke t
(Plumbers)
BINGLEY.
Atkinson, W . R. & R., Bradford Rd.
(Maso ns)
Bradley, Firth, Cottingley (Mason)
Brown, Tohn 1 Stav.e ley t. (Mason)
Foster, Wm. ,Priesthor_peRd.CMason)
Foulds, Hros., Ireland Hr. (Masons)
Foulds, Thos .. F errand St. .
Johnson , E ., J obnson St. (Stone
Mason)
Smith , Tbos., Cottingley (Mason &
Joiner)
Spurr, Hy. (Plasterer)
Stirk, Thos., Cross Flatts (Joiner)
Stott, John, Norman St. (Mason)
Thornton, vV., Bromley Rd . (Slater)
Town, Saml., Park Rd. (Mason)
W lutley, Wm., Park Rel. (Joiner)
Wood, Robt. , Charles St.
BIIUJWEL£, Barnsley.
Robinson, F . G . (Mason)
BIRK BY, Huddersfiel<l.
Clark, J. B. (Joiner)
BIRS'l'ALL, near Leeds.
Akeroyd, J. & Sons, Gelderd Rd.
(Masons, Carpenters, and Joiners)
Crossley & Sons (Plasterers)
l?arrar, B., Brownbill (Mason)
Farrar J., Rrownhi ll (MasonJ
Firth,J. F . (R.P.), Huddersfield Rd.
(Plumber a nd Glazier)
Foster & Missey, High St. (Plum hers
& GJa,,i ers)
Hopkinson, A . L., Jackson St . (Car-
penter and Toiner)
L eadbeater, B. (Plasterer)
Nelson, I saac, Gelderd Rd . (Mason)
North,.Jos. (Plumber, etc.)
W1llan s, M., & Son,Higb St.(J oiners)
Yates, Alfred (Mason)
Yates, Hy. (Carpenter and Joiner)
BISllO l'S1'H OR PE, York.
Horner, R., & Son
BOLTON-DPON-JJEARNE.
Longley, G.
BOZIOUGHBBlDGE.
Waddington, J ., Kirby Hall
BRAJJFORJJ.
Abbot~ R. S., & Son, Worthington
St., Lity Rd . (Plumbers)
And~rson, T., _Naylor's Yard, Sun -
bndge (!feating Engineer)
Atkins, Geoil81 l\fanningham Lane
~ Decorator 1
Barber, A., ea! St . (Plasterer)
Barrand, W., Woodville Ter. (Road
Contractor)
Bassett, A., 76 City Rd. (Painter )
Beanlands, T. & H.
Rill_iagton, ~rhos., Green Lane, Man-
.mngbam (P_lasterer)
Bmus, "\V. M., 99 Thorpe St., Great
Horton (Joiner)
Bogg, W. G., Bertram Rd., :i\Ian-
ningham ( Toiner)
Bolton, Tfios ., 78 Tudor St.
(PlaslNer)
BH~~-t~., & Son, Lidget Green, Gt.
Booth, M., Fox Brow, Clayton
Booth, 0., & Son, 228 Ivy St., Great
Horton Rd . (Masons)
Bradley, Kriscbe & Co., Infirmary
St. (Plasterers)
Briggs Bros ., Lumb Lane Saw Mill
Briggs, E. & B., Low Moor, near
(l:'ainters and D ecorators)
Broadhead & Pickering, Garnett St.
(and Joiners)
Brown, Thos. 1 Leamington S t.
Broxup, A., & Son, Cross St., G t.
Horton
;Burnley, T ., & Co., Infirmary St.
Bywater Bros ., Low 1\1oor, near
(Plumbers)
Clark, G. H ., Hall Lane
Coates, T., Vignola St., Laisterdyke
Cole & Co., 62 Wakefield Rd. (lron-
founders)
Cole, MorcheJlt & Morley,Ld.,Pros-
pect Foundry (Ironfounders)
Copley, T.,Lower Cobden St.(Joiner)
Cordm~foy, T ., & ons, Thorocliffe
Rd., (Plasterers )
Crabtree & Thornton, Havelock St.,
Gt. Horton
Crabtree, Walter, 143 Southfield
Lane, Gt. Horton (Slater)
Dale, Wm., Cordingley St Otley
Rd. (Maso n) .,
D awson , R. F., & Son, Noble St.
(Masons)
Day, G., 78 Grange Rd.
Daykin, W., 14 Valley Par. (Mason)
Demaio, Geo., & Son, St . Jude's Pl.
(Joiners)
Dennison , J., Undercliffe
Dewhirst, R. , H., Vaughan St.

Yorkshire-continued.
Dixon, B ., & Co ., 15 Chester St.
(Plasterers)
Dobson, J. (R.P.), 40 Church St.,
Manningham
Drake, John, 2 Morning Side, Man-
ningham {Mason)
Emsley, Altd., Southfield Lane, Gt .
Horton (Mason)
Emslcy, J., Swaine St. {Plumber)
Farnish, W ., 26 Northfield PL,
Manningham {Mason & l:lricklr.)
Farrar, T ., & Son, Adolphus St.
(Joiners)
Fearn1ey, E., & Sons, T rafalgar St .
(J oiners)
Fortune,/as., Ad9lphus St. (Join er)
Fo~tc r , ., 120 St. Leonards Rd.,
Girlington (Mason)
Gladstone, J ., Henry St. (Joiner)
Greenhough, J ., J ohn St. (Painter)
Grew, J., Fountain St., Manningham
(Painter)
Haigh & Slater, Field Head Bldgs.,
Lister Hills Rd. {Plumbers)
Haley, E. & W. H., Liste.< Hills
Foundry {Ironfounders)
J:-Iallam & Holgate, 48 Manningbam
Lane (Plumbers)
[-fammond, J., & Sons, Four Lane
Ends
Hardy, S . (R.P.), 75 Roundhill St.,
Little Horton
Hargreaves, T. I·I., Church Bank
(Plasterer)
Harland, T. E . (R.P.), Morley St.
Harland, E. , & Sons, 26 Manor Row
(Joiners, Plumbers, & Decorators)
Hartley, C. V., 6 1 1'i1:anningham
Lane (Painter)
Higginbotham, F. Vv., Undercliffe
Lane (Plumber and Painter)
Hill, H., 188 "\'lestgate {Plumber)
H ill, T., & Sons (R.P.), Lmnb Lane
Hill, A., & Son, 15 Spring Row
(Slaters)
Hill & Nelson, Edmund St. (Slaters)
Hindle, T., Abin \l'don St.
Hird, W., & Sons, Manningham
Lane (Painters)
Hobson, T., Cornwall Rd., Manning-.
ham (Painter, &c.)
Hh~fs''Rd.E. & s. (R.P.), 43 Lister-
Hodgson, W., & Son (R .P.), 16 East
Parade
Holdsworth, J. W. , & Co ., Salt St.,
Manningham (and Joiners)
Holdsworth, Wm., 97 WoodroydRd.
(Mason)
Howroyd, C ., & Son, 85 Sterling St.
(Plasterers)
lHowroyd. C . (R.P.), 5 C lare nce St.
iHullah, G., Wapping Rd.
!Humphreys & Moulson, HI Horton
Lane (Masons)
1:Il ingworth Bros., 27 ThornoiliffeRd.
Tll ingworth, Thos., Lumb La&
Jackson Bros., Garfield Avenue,
Ma.nningham (Toiners)
Jackson, S., H.afl Lane
Johnson, W., 15 C larendon St .,
- Manni ngbam Lane
,Kellett, W., Fitzwilliam St . (and
Joiner)
1Lawson, J. H., 252 Gt. Horton Rd.
(Painter)
Lister & Myers, 66 Godwin St.
(Painters)
1Lister, Sarni., Pennyoaks, Leeds Rd .
(Ironfounder)
!Lupton, S., & Sons, JI John St .
(Painters)
Lynn, J ., 56 Manningham Lane
(Painter)
Macdonald Bros., Ambler St.(Joiners)
Marsland, J., 257 Wakefield Rd.
(Painter)
:Mears, T .. Wade St. (Heall Engr.)
Ma~~fr~~~~ · (R.P.), IIJ igh St .,
Morrell , L ., & Sons, 76 Manningham
Lane (Decorators)
Mon Ison, J., & Son, 86 Bower St.
(Masons and Joiners)
Nelson, Chas. (R.P.), Quebec
Works, Thornton Rd.
Nelson, T. , S_pringfield Pl. (Slater)
Newell , W., Infirmary St. (Joiner)
. Oddy, S., & Son, 55 Market St.
(Painters)
Patefield, 't., & Co., Whites View,
Wbetley Hill (Masons)
Peel, H., Dudley Hill Rd.
Perry, T. (R.P.). Gt. Horton Rd.
Pickles, T ., Dudley Hill (Plasterer)
;."Powell, B., & Son, Lister Hills Rd.
(Plumbers and Painters)
BUILDERS AND
Pullinger, G., 7r Holme St. (Joiner)
Raper, R., Dudley Hill
Riley, Albert, r68 Cross St., Great
Horton (Plumber and Glazier)
Roberts & Co. Ltd , Culter Heights
Lane (Ironfounders)
Rycroft & Co., Quebec (Shopfitters)
~can;, J. ,J 'o Gt. Horton Rd. (Plmbr.)
~choneld, J ., 1234 Leeds Rd. (Joiner)
. hackleton, A., 34 Kingswood Rd.,
Gt. Horton (Joiner)
Shaw, E ., & Son, North Parade
(Shop Fitters)
Shepley, P. (R.P.), ro Lumb Lane
Shuttleworth, C ., & Co., 951 Man-
chester Rd. (Painters & Plasterers)
Slater, "\¥.,Low Moor, near (Slater)
mall , Wm.,P.ushton Rd., Thornbury
Smethurst, W., 205 High St., Great
Horton (Mason)
Smith, W. Cragg St., Great Horton
Smithies, Jas., J56 Gt. Horton Road
(Plasterer)
pencer, T. F. , Lumb Lane (Painter )
Stanley, IV., r3Northfield P l.' (Mason)
Stow, J ., Otley Rd. (and J oiners)
Sugden, 1:1., & Son, Carlisle Rd.
(Plasterers)
Sugden, J. W., Grosvenor Rd Man~
nin~ham (Plas terer ) .,
S_utcliffe, T., 71Northgate (Plumber)
]:aylor, Jas., Park Rd . (Joiner, &c.)
Taylor, r., & Son,,Salem St.
Theobould, J ., 930 Wakefield Rd .
(Plasterer)
Thompson, N. & D. , Ward St., Gt.
Horton (Joiners)
Thornton & Crebbin, Hammerton St.
(Ironfounders)
Thornton. J., & Co., 35 Cragg St.,
Gt. Horton
Throp, J., Southfield Lane Gt
Horton (Plaste rer) ' ·
Toothill & Balmforth, Spicer St.
'.Joiners)
~~ownend, R., Croft St. (Plumber)
lownson, 'V., Ifolme Top St., nfan
chester Rd. (Pai nter)
Twivy, T., 7 Tennyson Pi., Otey Rd.
(and Joiner)
z
Varley, C .. Girlington Rd. (Plas-
terer and S later)
Walker (R .P.) & Pitchers, 4 North-
gate
Wallace,]., r9 Colonnade, Westgate
(Pamter)
Walton, G. J., 48 Gt. Hornton Rd.
(Decorator, etc .)
Waterhouse_, H., & Sons, Tong St.,
Dudley Hill (Carpenters & Joiners)
\\rear, F., & Son, Burnett Avenue
W~st. Bros., Girli ngton (Joiners)
Wilk1.nson & Dawson, :Bowland St.
(To111ers)
W~1kinson, K., & Sons, East Parade
Wilson, J ., & ons White Abbey Rd.
Wray, J., & Co., John St. (Masons)
Bl/A AILEY, 11ear Leeds.
Appleyard Bros.
Haley, W.W.
Lambert, Arthur
Thorpe, R., 9 Hough Grove
Trickett, J., & Son (Joiners)
BRANDESBURTON, Hull .
Bie'.by, E. (Bricklayer )
Metcalf, H . (Joiner)
BRIDUNGTON QUAY.
Atkin, T., North St.
Bailey, C ., Quay Rd. (Painter. &c. )
Bailey, R., & Sons, Victoria Rd.
Barnes, W., 'I'ravis St.
Barr & Booth, Marshall AYcnue
Blackburn, F., & Son, Victoria Rd.
Hlackburn,:t. Railway Cresce nt
Clark, C. w.
Corner, Edwd., New Burlington Rd.
Dawber & Sons, Ltd., \~rest End
Harbour (Slaters)
Dodgson, W., Camhrid§e St. (Slater )
Earnshaw, A., Trinity l~d. (Mason )
Gardam, A., ~{arshall Avenue
Gray, T., King St.
Hudson, J. R., P rincess St.
Knaggs George, King St. (Painter)
L imon,C.,6 Lincoln Ter.,St. John t .
'l\Iainprizc, L., ].fanor St.
Martindale, T. V., St. George's Av.
Postill, F., 7 The Crescent (Joiner)
A:lusk, R., The Pavilion
Rennard, J., North St.
Walke r, Jas., Wes!gate
Wa lker, W. A., Hildertborpe Rd.
(P lumber)
"\\Talki ngton, G., St. Jobn St.
CONTRACTORS.
Yorkshire-continued.
"\'lils<?n, E., & Co., Hildcrthorpe Rd.
(J orne rs)
Wood, T., Tennyson Avenue
BRIGBOUSE.
Barraclough ,] ., Owler Ings {Plastr.)
Bottomley, Tobn, Rastrick (Mason)
Bottomley,Tbos ., Railway Saw Mills
(J oin er)
Cross, J.\ & Son, Garden Rd.
(Masons1
Crowther, Toh, Mill Royd St.(J oiner)
Empsall, W., Halifax Rd. (Mason)
Fearnley Bros., Clifton Common
(Masons)
Firth, A., Spring St. (Plasterer)
Gledhill, B., Waterloo Rd. (Plasterer )
Halliwell, W ., Wakefield .Road
(Joiner, &c.)
Helliwell & Co., Birds Royd (Patent
Glaziers)
Hepponstall, C., Clifton Bridge
(Plastere r)
Hirst & Baraclough, Bradford Rd.
(Painters and Decora.tors )
Lawson, J . (R.P.), Commecial St.
Marshall, A., Rastrick (Painter)
Morrell, Tas ., Bridge End (Toiner)
Ogden, l!., Briggate( P lurnGer)
Rayner, B., Rastrick (Joiner)
Smithies, ].,Clifton Common (Slater)
S¥kes, B., & Sons, Park St. ( Toinero)
!1dswell & Holmes, Rastrick (Msns.)
Turner, J. W., 92 Commercial St.
(Painter)
Waddington, A.L.(R.P.), J Briggate
Wood, C. E., &Co., Ltd., Armitage
Rd. (Ironfounders)
Bll011IP1'0N, York.
Leaf Bros
BROTTON.
Gladstone , M., Abbey St.
BROUGH.
Goodwill, T., South Cave
BURLEI'-IN- fVHARFEDALE,
Leeds .
!founsey, W., Peel PL
CALVERLEY, near Leeds.
Barker, John, & Son, Woodball Rd,
(Join rs)
Barraclough, A. (R.P .), Thornhill St .
Child, Arthur, Carr Rd. (Mason)
Dayison, "\V., Thornhill St. {Painter)
Elliott, Alfd. (Plumber & Painter)
Firth, W .. Chapel St. (Joiner)
Holgate F. (Painter)
Teffrey, Jas., Back Lane (Plumber)
Jennings, W . H., Carr Rd . (Mason)
Pratt, Albert (Painter)
Wheater, A. & ., Chapel St. (Plas-
terers and Concreters)
CAllLETON, S!.-ipton.
Bradley, G.
O.ASJ'T,EFOllD.
Allison, Vv. P.,Beancroft St. (Slater)
Bateson, G,, Albion St. (Plumber
and Glaz ie r)
Beighton, F., Hu(<h St. (Plasterer)
Evison, S., Ponte!ract Rd. (Slater)
Firth, A., 18 Temple St. (Painter)
Foster, J., Rhodes St ., Hightown
(Painter)
Gillatt, H,,J>ersevcrance St. (Joiner)
I-Iolland, Wm., Carlton St. (Joiner)
Pennington, M. H., Bridge St.
(Plumber & Glazier)
Perry,]., & Sons, Lock Lane (Car-
penters and Toiners)
Ramskilli., long Acre
Rodgers, ., Albion St. (Drainer)
Walker, co ., Cambridge St.
Walker, R., & Sons, Beancroft Rd .
Watson, T . ~ . Carlton St. {Painter)
Whaley, J. rI., & Son, 13 Bradley St.
(Carpenters and Joiners)
Wilson, W., & Son (R.P.), Eastfield
Lane
Wright, T . G ., Oxford St . (Joiner)
OATTERIOK , R.S.O.
Mackenzie, Geo., & Son
CA WOOD, S.lby.
Acomb, T. (Plumber)
Elcock,Thos.,BackLane(Bricklayer)
Stronach, Geo. (and Joiner)
CHAPET,- ALT,ERTON, Leeds.
Bedford,]. E. & E. (R .P.)
Clarkson, B.
Richardson, J ., no Harrogate Rd.
CJJAPElTOTVN, Sheffield.
Boo!, F . & T . (Plumbers, etc.)
Hallam, A., Charlton Clough
(Joiner)
Marsden, R., Houseley
Mellor, G., Medomley (Joiner)
439
CFfURWElT,.
Wood,]., & on
CLAYTON, Bradford.
Booth, Michael (Mason)
Day, Geo., Full Top (Masons)
Kershaw, C., Clayton Lane (Joiner)
Robinson, John, Maltkiln (Joiner)
Rushworth, Irving
Rycroft & Bairstow, Bradford Rd .
(Joiners)
Ward, Jonas, Bradford Rd. (Mason)
Wilman Bros., Green End Place
(Joiner)
CLAYTON, WEST, Huddersfield.
Hincliff, Geo., & Son
Cf,ECKFfEATON.
Bentley, H., Westgate (Plumber)
Broughton, R., Bottoms (Plasterer)
Broughton, W., Dewsbury Rd.
(Plasterer)
Burnhill, J ., Bradford Rd. (Painter)
Burnhill, J., & Sons, H igh St.
(T oiners)
CaTvert, IV., St. John's Pl. (Joiner)
Collinson D., Moor End (J oiner)
Crossland, W., Old Robin (Joiner)
Crowther, ;:, & Son, Westgate
(Painters)
Drake, A., Westgate (Mason)
Drake, Wm., Westgate (Pai nter)
Greenwood, S.,& Son, Sth . Peg Lane
(Masons)
Haley, W. T. (R.P.), Cross Crown
St.
Hirst, ]., & Son, Bradford Rd.
{Masons)
Isherwood, W., Westgate (Joiner)
Knowles, F. (R.P .), Bradfo rd Rd.
Morton, J., York Pl. (Plasterer)
N utter,S.,& Son, Cheapsidc (Painter)
Peel, B ., Mount St. (Painter)
Peel, J, Albion St. (Painter)
Ratcliffe, S., Bradford Rd.(Plumber)
Roberts, J., W estgate (Slater)
Robinson & Crowther, Whitcliffe Rd.
(.Maso ns)
Rogers, R., Sickle St. (Joiner)
Sltnger, J .. & Sons (Road & Drain)
Smith, "E. & G . B ., Cheapside
(Painters)
Taylor, J. W. (R.P.), Albion St.
OLOUGHTON, York.
Atkinson, -
CONISBOROUGH, near Roth<J·lrnm.
Downing, T., & Sons, Doncaster Rd.
Earnshaw 13ros., Earnshaw Lane
Goodlad, Wm., High St.
Greatbead, J., Church St.
Richardson, John, Dark Lane
Saville, Henry, Low Rd.
Twyby, J., & Sons, Holy W ell Rd.
GOTJ'INGFfAllf, Hull.
Liversedge, F ., King St. (Plasterer)
Wright, H., King St. (Joiner)
GRAflfBE.
Nicholson, W. (Joiner)
OROSSrrir.,r.,s, Keighl.ey.
Barrett, J. (Mason)
Greenwood, J ohn (Plasterer)
Greenwood, Jos. ( Toiner)
Pett~, R., Sutton (Painter)
R1ddiough, H . & 1. (Joiners)
SJUith, W., & Co.
Witham, S. (Mason)
CUD WORTH, near Bamsley.
Berry, Chas. (Mason)
Binns, A. (Plumber)
Burton, W ., Pontefract Rd. (Slater)
Ogley & Alle n (Masons)
Seacroft & Son (Plasterers)
Straker, A.]. (Mason)
DAR FIELD.
Gamwell, H., Bridge Quury
DARNAlL.
Whittingham, T. Station Rd.
1
lJAl/'/'ON, Ba1·nsley.
Taylor, Alfred
DEJJ,"PCAl/, Sheffield.
Brearley, David (Mason)
. DELl'H (Oldham) .
Wmterbottom, P . (Mason)
DENBY DALE, Huddersfield.
Holmes, Job n
1JENITOT,11IE, Bradford.
Bancroft. A., l\Iain Rd. (Painter)
llloore, C., Station Rd . (Plumber)
Shaw, F., Stradmore Rd. (Plasterer)
DEWSBURY.
Armitage, S ., & Sons Bradford Rd
(Jom crs)
Audsley, J ., Earlshcaton, nr. (Msn.)
Auty, J. (R. P ), Huddersfield Rd
Bailey, G ., Earlshcaton,ncar (Join~r)
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Yorkshire-continued.
Best, H. J. & ]., Staincliffe Rd.
(Concreters and A sphalters)
Bever, Dorling & Co., Ltd., D ews-
bury Foundry
Binns, John, Tweedale St. (Plasterer)
Blackburn, H. (R.P. ), 6 Nelson St.
Boddy, P. D . (R.P. ). Albert T e r.
Bottomley, F. (R.P. ), Savile Town
Bray, Thos., & Son, Wellington Rd.
(Painters)
Rrear, Thos., Sharp St. (Slater)
Brook, J.,56Wellington Rd. (Painter)
Broadbent, ].,Vulcan Rd. (Plaste rer )
Chadwick, E., & Sons, Staincliffe
(and Toiners )
Clay, Ilenriques. & Co. (Ironfdrs .)
Clegg, W. H.,Webster Hill (Joiner)
Coop, S., 17 Clarke St ., Anroyd
I Bricklayer and Asphalter)
Crabtree & D e nton, Boothroyd Lane
(Masons)
Crosland, Hy., 3 Quarry Hill, Stain-
cliffe (Mason )
Dutton & L oach, Willans Rd.
(Painters )
Fawce tt, G eors:e, Sharp St. (Slater)
Fawce tt, T.,& Son, Bond St.(Joiners)
Firth, J., Bunker Hill, Staincliffe
(Mason)
Garthwaite, Hi., ''fakefield Rd.
(Carpenter & j oiner)
Hargreaves, G., Cliffe St. (Slate r)
Ineson, W., Halifax Rd. (Painter )
Lockwood, J·• Staincliffe (Plasterer )
Newsome, F. (R.P.), Branch Rd.
Oldroyd, E., Earlsheaton, near
(Pamter)
Porritt & Bray, W ellington St.
(Painters)
Ramsden,N'., Comme rcial St. (Pai ntr)
Richardson, J., Eastboro (Plstr .)
Richardson, J., & Sons, Staincli.ffe
(and Joiners)
Scott, J. & A. E., Earlsbeaton, nr.
(Masons)
Scott, M., Earl shcaton, near(Mason )
Scott, W.. & Sons, L eeds Rd .
(Masons, &c.)
Shepley, J. (R.P.), Northg:ate
Smith & Co., 36Northgate (Painters)
Spedding, T.,Cbicke nley, ~r . ( Joiner)
Thompson, W. R. , Ra ilway St.
(Slater )
Wainwright, R., Earlsheaton, near
(Mason)
Whitehead, G., Nth.Park St.(Mason)
JJOB OROSS (Oldhom).
Hewkin Bros.
Whitehead, H. A. (Painter)
JJON OASTER.
Anelay, Wm., Silver St .
Harold Arnold &Son
Builders and
Contractors,
STEAM SAW AND
JOINERY WORKS,
Printing Office Street,
DONCASTER.
Station Buildings for G.N.R. ,
about £80,000.
Engine-erecting and Wagon-
building Workshops, Sheet
Stores, Warchouses ,etc .,G .N .R .
£340,000.
Flour Mills, York, Goole, and
Doncaster, £26,000.
New Workhouse Buildings,
Doncaster, £60,600.
Artizan's Dwellings, New Den~
aby, £34,000.
Co· operative Hall and Shops,
Doncaster and York, £40,700.
Board Schools, York, £21,500.
Messrs. Leatham's Warehouses,
York, £14,670.
Dwelling Houses, G. C. R .
Nottingham, £65,500.
Offices, Workshops and Ware-
house at Messrs. Rowntree's
Denaby, £45,000.
______,,
Cocoa Works, £40,000.
Drainage Works, Retford and
Service Reservoir, Leeds City
Council, £24,000.
BUILDERS AND
Beastall, F., 6o Cemetery Rd .
Beastall, S., & Son, 119 Cleveland
St. (and Joiners)
Gill D., & Son, 8 Nether Hall Rd.
Tohnson, W., 27 Printino- Office St.
:Mullins & Richardson, Shotton St.
S prakes, C., & Sons, 37 E. Laithgate
Wombell, J.C., II7 B entinck St.
Wortley, B., 12 N ether Hall Rd.
JJRIFFIEJ,D.
Bell, T. & W ., .12 Exchange St.
(Plumbers)
B ishop, W . R., Middle St . N.
Dry, C.W. ,59 Middle St.N.(Bricklyr)
Gage , M., Scarboro. Rd. (Bricklayr.)
Hickson, J. W., Middle St. South
(Stonemason)
Julian & Son, Doctor Lane (Joiners)
L eason, W., & Son, Middle St . South
(Bricklayer s)
N aylor, Hy., North St. (Joiner)
Rudd, Thos ., G eorge St . (Joiner)
Shepherdson, G., & Son, Ltd., 46
Middle St.
Thornton, F., G eorge St. (Joiner)
EASBY, Richmond .
Cowgill, W.
EAST KESWICK, Leed•.
Brelsford, R .
EOOLESFIELJJ, Sheffe.eld.
Armitage,Robt.,Ecclesfie ld Common
Calvert, G e9" Church Lane (Slater)
N elson, F., tti g h Wincobank
Pye, T.
. GRANGETOWN, R .S.O .
E OOLESHILL, Bradford.
Bakes & Overend, Ashfield Place
(Joiners)
Close, J., 7 Land's Lane (Joiner )
Crawshaw,.t,J . & R. A.,Mount View
Hobson, :::,., & Son, Victoria Rd.
(Masons}
L ee, M., Cha!'el St. (Plasterer)
Norton, T., 6 Stoney Lane (Plumber)
Scott, J . EtManor Joinery Works
Thornton, . & A., Norman Lane
(Slaters)
i?i\~·&'i;~~s~~n, Undercliffe
ELLAN]).
Crowther, J., Portland St. (Joiner)
Gledhill, P., & Sons
Hawkyard, F., 6 Timber t . (Joine r)
Hutchinson, C., Timber St. (S1ater &
Plasterer )
Jagger, W . H., Elizabeth St.
(Plumber, &c.)
Mackrill, J. (Ironfounder)
Peel, J. D., Church St. (Plumber and
Glazier)
R eadyhough, G., Jr., Up. Langdale
St. (Mason)
Tattersall, T., & Sons (Ironfounders)
Wilson, J., Britannia J oinery Wks.
ELLOUGRTON, Brough.
Dorsey, J.
ESTON, via i.lfiddlesb1·ough.
Bearcroft, Hy., Old Eston
Paley, G.
Wilkinson, Thos., n Imeson St .
I FARSLEY, L e«i.•.
P earson, Edward (Plumber)
R obinson. J . H. (and Joiner)
Walker, G. A . (Maso n )
FE..il'l'BERS'l.'ONE, Pontefract.
Sutton, A.
FEllllIRY, NORTH, 11ear Brough.
Kirby, R.
FEWST ON.
Patrick, T.
FILEY.
Anton, W., West St. (Plumber)
B a rnes & Sawdon, 3 B elle Vue St.
(Plumbers)
Chew, John, Chapel St. (Joiner )
Cooper, T., 4 Cresce nt (Joiner )
Fox, F., Cl1urch St. (Bri cklayer )
Gardner.Robt., Scarboro . Rcl.(Joinr.)
Haxby, G eo .. Rutland St. (Joiner)
P erryman, ,V,, 19 B elle Vue St.
(Plumber)
R ymer,0.,15 The Crescent (B rc klyr. )
Sawdon Bros., Queen' s Ter. (Brick-
laye rs and Joine rs )
Wilson, M., Murray t . (Plumber)
FIRBECK.
Hodkin,J.
F ULFORD, Y ork.
Hopkins, H. (Plu111ber)
Thorpe, R .
GA R CDAVE .
P ickl es, Thos. (Maso n)
lloherts, F. (a nd Toin er)
Varley, Jas ., HigT1 St. (Mason )
Ward, G., & Son
CONTRACTORS.
Yorkshire-continued.
GlLJJERSOi.IJE.
Grayshon, J.
Holdsworth, G ., & Son
GOLOAR.
Ainley, Allen, Golcar Edge (Painterl
Allison,F., Ltd.,BrookLa. (Plumbs.
Armitage , W., James St. (Plasterer
and I:>ainter )
Crowther, J., W ellhouse (Joiner)
Garside, J., Clay W ell (Joiner)
Haigh, A. & T., Town End (Masons)
Haig h, D., &Sons, Wellbouse (Msns. )
Haigh, J., & Sons, Scarr Green
(Masons)
Hirst, Firth & Co ., Knowl (Masons)
Lockwood, W'., Townend (Joiner)
Shaw, D., Golcar Hill (Plasterer)
Shigley, W., James St. (Joiner)
Taylor & Towue nd,Knowl Rd. (M sns)
Thornton, Thos., Scarr Top (Joine r)
Whiteley, B., Know! House (Drainer)
GO OLE.
Ellis, J., Wate r Lane , Hook
F eatherston e , W., :M a rine r St.
t
ckson &Dimberline,Gla dstoneTe r.
ackson Bros ., Hoothferry Rd.
ackson, J. W., Old Goole
elsey, H ., & Son , Burlington
Crescent
Shearsmith & Thompson, Boothferry
Rd .
Tasker, Oswald, Hook Rd.
Waterland, Hy., Mariner t:: t.
W ebster, J., Mariner St .
Fishwick, Wm., Whitworth Rd.
GRASSINCTON, Skivton .
Pletts, Thos.
GREASBOROUGH, Rolh<rham.
Cooper, A . (Stonemason )
Morley, F. (Joiner)
GREENFIELD ( Oldham ).
Bourne, J., & Co .
Bradbury, T., Parkfield House
l-Iewkin Bros.
GREENGATES, Apperleg Bridge,
nea1· Let'dS.
Elliott. Alfred (Plumber)
Ingle Bros. (Joiners)
Thornton, N. (Plumber and Painter)
GREETLANJJ .
Drinkwater & Schofie ld (Mason s)
Furniss, E., The Edge
GRENOSIJJE, Sheffield.
Clithero, M ., Hill Top
Dove, Thomas ( Toiner)
:F rost, Frank (Sfater)
G UISBOROUGH.
Cruddas, E., & Sons
Heckle , W . (ond Joiner)
Porteous, J. G.
G UISELEY.
Atkinson, J. J., W ells Rd. (Joine r)
Hobson, Jas., Victoria Rd. (Mason)
Jackson , R. I... The Green (Painter)
L ee\ Edwin, Oxford Rd. (Plumber )
LocJ<wood, J., Otley Rd. (Plumber)
Mounsey, ., & Sons, Oxford Rd.
(Masons)
Swift, Geo ., Otley Rd. (Join er)
Taylor,J. , Ld .,I ailwayWks.(Joiners)
Walsh, J. F., Cassfie ld (Plasterer)
lJAl Gll, Barnsley .
Gordon & Wood (Masons )
HALlJi'AX.
Ackroyd, J. S. , Pellon La. (Plmbr.)
B a ncroft, H., Hope St. (Joine r)
B a ncroft, J. , & Sons, Winding Rd.
. (Slaters and Plasterers)
B arke r, F. D., K ing Cross (Joine r )
Barracloug h, J ., Orange S t . (Plumbe r
and Glazie r )
Barrett, '., & Sons, 6 M oun t P e llon
(Plasterers a nd S laters)
Barrett, G., & Son, Stretchgate Lane
Pellon (Plaste rers and Slate rs )
Bentley, T., & Sons, Parkinson Lane
(Masons)
B erry, J., Ba nk Fndry. (I ronfounder)
Binns,]., & Sons, 75 & 77 King Cross
(P a inters and D eco ra tors)
Bolton, J. IL (R.P.), 66 Gibbet St.
(&Glazier)
Boocock,T.,G eorge St(Plbr. &Gla zr. )
Carr, T., u Gibbet St. (Painte r, &c.)
Charnock, J. 1 & Sons, P ellon Lane
(Masons, Carpenters and Joiners)
Collins, J., R egent St. (Slater and
Plasterer)
Crab tree & Moo rh ouse, Lister L a ne
(Joiners)
Dilwo rth, IL, Akeds R d . \M ason)
D yson, A . B . (R.P. ), 68 Kin g Cross
D yso n,J.,& Son,King Cross( joine rs)
E a rnsh aw, S. , 7 ]'erg uson S t . (J oiner)
Fawley, G . , & Son (R.P.), 3 Savile
Park t. (and Glaziers)
Fielding & Bottomley South Parade
(Joiners) '
Firth, A., Hyde Park Rd . t(Slater
and Plasterer)
Firth , J., 'Vest Parade (Slate r
and Plastere r )
Foster, Adam , Arundel St., Gibbet
Lane (Mason) · · <i
Gaines, W., & Sons, 6 Stannary St.
(Joiners)
Gledhill, H. ,Eldon Place (Mason)
Greenwood, F ., & Son, Gibraltar
(and Joiners)
Greenwood, G., & Sons, New Bruns-
wick St. (Concreters)
Greenwood, Harrison, Gibraltar Rd
Greenwood, W., & Sons, 250 Pdlo1;
Lane (Masons)
Greenwood, S., Booth Town (Joiner)
Halliday,]., Miall St. (Joiner)
Hargreaves, E., & Co., Water Lane
(Ironfounders)
H epworth, J. W., 56 Pellon LaM
(Painter)
Hirst, S., 34 Haley Hill (Joiner)
Hitch in, I., 37 King Cross St. (J oincr)
Hitch in, John, Hall St. (Iron founder)
Holdsworth, ] ·• Corporation St .
(Plumber au Glazier)
Holstead, A., & Son, W est Parade,
(and Joiners) ·
Jenkinson, H ., & Sons, 360 Queen's:
Hd. (Masons)
Longbottom, G. H., & Son, 19 Lord
St. (Painters & D ecorators)
Mansley, J., & Sons, Rigb Level
W:orks, l'ellon Lane (Joiner)
M11hgan, W., & Sons, 2 I-i:ansou,
Lane (Painters & Decorators)
Mitchell, T., Warley Town (Mason.)
:YI1tchell. \V :i. King Cross St. (]oine ")
llfossBros., <-ommercl. St. (Pntrs.)
Murgatroyd Bros., 25 King Cross ' t.
(Painters)
Naylor, E., & Sons, ro2 Liste r Lane
(Mason and Bricklayer)
Naylor, J., & Son, Cbeapside (Plum -
ers)
Norvell, C. J., Bedford Sq. (Joiner)
Pollard, J . H., Bull Close Lane,.
\Plumber & Glazier)
Riley, B ., L ewis St. (llfason)
Robinson, C., & Sons, 136 Gibbet St.
(Masons and Bricklayers)
Rushton, T., K.ing Cross L a ne,.
!Painter)
Rushworth & Firth, N ew Bank
(Slaters and Plasterers)
Shar.l' & Wade, St. Mary St. (Slaters
& Plasterers)
Siddal Bros ., 6 H a mpden PI., Gibbet.
St. (Masons)
Siddall, J., Gibra ltar St. (Plumber).
Smith, H., B eechwood Rd., Holm-
fi eld (Mason)
Spencer, j as ., & Sons, Haley Hill
(Painters)
S tafford, J ., 24 King Cross St.
(Plumber a nd Glazier)
Stafford, R. P. (lt.P.), King Cross.
St. (and Glazier)
Sta inton, G., Quee n' s Rd. (Pntr. &c .)1
t:; utcliffe, S ., Queen's lid. tJ oi ncr)
Taylor & lngbam, l(ing Cross St. ,.
(Painters)
Thompson, J obu, K.ing Cross CJ oiner}.
Tyson, G eo. 1 Lt<l.,.]M.ayficld (l\1ason}i
Viney, J ., 7 Crossley St. (Painter)
1Vadswortb, .S., & Sons, 17 Carltofu
St. (and joiner s)
W ard, W. IH.l:'. ), 14 Broad St •.
Northgate (and Glazier)
Watmougb, ] ., Edward Street>
(Mason )
W ilson , G ., & So ns, l(ing Cross-.
(Painters)
IJAL'l'O.N, Leeds.
Briggs, G eo.L.,I:ligh St. (Bricklayer~ ,
11.ANGJNG JJE, JTON, Dowsbury . .
Day, A . (Joiner)
Elliot t, G eorge (Joiner )
Sumrnerscalcs, ]'. (Plumber )
JURllOCA1'E.
Abbott , H ., Walker Rd.
Airton,R. , 1 0 4 \VcstE11dAv.(Mason)1
Allen, C. (R .P.), Prospec t Place
A nnakin, W ., Fra nklin .Rd.
Armi ta ge, E., Cold Bath Rd . .
(Painte r)
B a rk er,W .1\lifes tm inster T cr. (Joiner )'
Baynes, ] ohn & W., Chapel St.
(Sla te rs)
Belle rby, W. (R .P. ), Robert St.
Bielby, Rd., Station Parade
Birkinshaw, W.R. , L eadenhall L a ne.·

Yorkshire-continued.
IBroadbank & Son~, Ch apel St.,
(Painters)
IBrow n, A., IIL Harlow Ter. (Mason)
Carrick, G . H., New Park, Bilton
(Joiner, etc .)
Cartman, T. (R.P.), Cheltenham
Mount
Checkley, J., Robert St . (joiner~
Cl'O.Pham & Taylor, Mowbray Sq.
(Joiners)
Dawson, C., & Son , 5 Dragon Av.
Dent, G. , Devonshire Pl., (Painter)
Dickenson,I.,23 J\1ayficldGr. (Mason)
Dickinson & Metcalfe, 16 Mayfi eld
Grove
E llis, John, Rose Villa
Ellis, 1'. W., Harlow Rd. (Plumber)
Fawcett, A., 70 Mayfield Grove
(Plasterer)
Fortune & Calverley, Strawberry
Dale Rd. (Plasterers)
Foster, C., Prospect Pl. (Pl1m1ber)
Harvey, T. , 6 Cornwall R.d . (Joiner)
Hawe & Foster, Mayfield Gr.
Horner, J. H., Devonshire Pl.
(Joiner) . Frost, E. (.tlrick layer)
~
ackson, W. ,& Sons, Dragon Parade
obns, ]., Regent Parade (Plumber)
endrcw, R., Cold Bath Rd. (joiner)
Know les, A., & Son, Chapel St.,
(Painters)
Laycock,W.,Franklin Sq. (Plasterer)
Ledger, R., Strawberry Dale Avenue
(Joiner)
Ligbt, {"Tower St. (Plumber)
Linskil , T. , Rege nt Saw Mills (and
(Joine r)
Nodding & Sons, Walker Rd. (Ptrs.)
P etty,] . R., Albert St. (Painter)
Pratt, J. M., Strawberry Dale Rd.
(Plumber)
Rawortb & Allen, Strawberry Dale
Rd. (and Joiners)
Rayner, T. , 41 Franklin Rd. (Slater)
Richmond, D., Albert St. (Plumber)
Robinson , W., Well Hill (Joiner)
Rudd, J. W ., 4 Cbatsworth Pl.
(Joiner)
Scholes, C., Eldon House (Pl umber)
.Shaw, C. M., W estcliff Mount
(Plasterer)
Shepherd, T., r Dragon Av . (Slater)
Simpson, !>., Clarence Drive
8impson 1 Jas., & Sons, 2 Albany
Villas
Smith, A. F., Cold Bath Rd. (Joiner)
Stott & Alcock (] oiners)
Thornton, T., 29 Nydcl Vale Ter.
(Maso n)
Topham Bros., Chapel St . (Painters)
Topham, W., 14 Walker Rd. (Joine r)
Tyson, Tohn, 1 ower St . (Plasterer)
W ilcocli:, W., Church Sq . (Joiner)
}Vray Bros ., E . Parade (Mason s)
1
HA WORTH, Ktighl•y .
Bottomley & Sunderland
Ratcliffe, Robe r t
Wood & Thornton (Joiners)
HEBDEN BRIDGE.
Boocock, J., Commercial St.
(Plumber)
Greenwood & Blackburn, Ranging
Royd (Joiners)
Greenwood, G. H., & Co., Albert St.
(Joiners)
Grcenwood,Wm .,Market St.(Mason)
Haigh,}., Commercial St. (Joiner)
Lord, ., Bridge Gate (Slater and
Plasterer)
Mortimer, A., & Sons, Industrial St.
(Masons)
Ri ley, Geo., Nutclougb (Mason)
Taylor, S., 87 Market St. (Plumber)
Tucker, T., Market St. (Slater and
P la sterer)
Uttley,A., Commercial St . (Plumber)
U ttley, Thos., Old Gate (Mason)
Watson, 0., New Road (Mason)
vVbi tharu, T., H eptonsta ll (Slater
and P lasterer)
vV rigley & Sons, N cw Rd. (i:ilaters
and P lasterers)
HECK JIIONDWIKE.
Allatt, J.B., Jeremy Lane (Mason)
A ppleyard, C. (Joiner)
Archer, F. (R.P. ), High St .
Barraclough, A., & Co., High St .
(Plumbers)
~atley, J ., Blanket Hill St. (Mason)
Blackburn Bros., Cook Lane (and
Masons)
Brearley, M., "'cstgate (Painter)
Cookson , ]., & Son (Plasterers)
Dewhurst, T., Hii;h St. (Painter)
Gledhill, Jas. f.R.P.), Greenside
BUILDERS AND
Greenwood, T. B., Cheapside (Plas -
terer and 'I)]e Layer)
Ledgard,}ohn, Battye St. (Joiner)
Lock.woo ,_ T. (Plasterer)
M!'nn, G., :Batty~ St. (and Joiner)
Milnes, IV. & 1 . (Joiners)
Norcliffe, A ., Market St. (Plumber)
Oldroyd, W . & H., Beck Lane
(Masons)
P.arker,W ., Jeremy Lane (Plasterer)
Preston, G., lngs Rd. (Mason)
SJ!ivy, H., Flush (Joiners)
1 hornton,J. M . ] eremy Lane (Slater)
Walker, E . (R.P.), & Co., H igh St.
HEDON, Hull.
Curtis, V\.Tm .
Heron, John (Bricklayer)
Rennardson, R. (Joine r)
HEL1lfSLEY-
Todd, J . E.
HRSSLE.
Barron , Chas., Eastgate (Joiner)
Brown, J . F. (Mason)
Bullock , C~, Northgate (Bricklaye r)
Haselhurst, R. (Painter)
Parkinson, W. (all trades)
HICKLI</.l'ON, •Doucast.ei·.
Chapman, T. (Joiner)
IiILLSBllO', Sheffield .
Fox, C ., ICi Rose St.
Longde n, ).
Proctor, J . (Mason)
FIIPPEBHOlME.
Booth , J ., Whitehall- (Carpntr.,&c.)
Drake & Kay (Painters)
Constantine, T. (Joiner}
Lister & Son (Plasterers and Slaters)
Marshall, J. (Slater and P lasterer)
Mitche ll, S. (l\Iason & Bricklaye r)
Newsome, ·w., \'lhitehall
Smith, W., South Edge Ter. (Mason)
Travis, Wm. (Plumber)
Wilkinson, S. (Plumber)
HOLNFIB1'H .
Bainbridge,Geo .,Newtown (Plumber
and Glazier)
Booth,Richard, Upper Bridge(] oin er)
· Bottomley, N. (Plasterer)
Brown & Shaw, Ribbleden Rd .
(Join ers)
England, E ., & Sons, Station Rd.
(Masons)
Haigh B ros. (Plasterers)
Haigh, 1., Hallowgate (Joiner)
Hinchliffe, D., & Co., Nev.• Town
lPainters)
Lawton & H0gley, Town Gate
1 Painters)
Marsden, F., & Sons, Bingley
Quarries (Masons)
Marsden, J. , & Sons, Mount Pleasant
l\ililner, R., Town Gate
Quarmby, G., & Son, Upper Bridge
{Painters)
Shaw, ]., Son & Co., Huddersfield
Rd . (and J oiners)
Thorpe , E., Towu Gate (Plumber
and Glazier)
Tolson).. ]., Hallowgate (Plumbe r
and \..Tlazier)
Turner, Robt., Hey Gap (Mason)
Turner, W., & Son Underbank
(Masons)
H ONT,E Y, Hudd e r,~/idd.
Holdroyd, Edward, & Sons
t enk.inson, Toseph
cnkinson, ltobert
'oble, A. & ].
NORBURY.
Ackroyd, 1N. F., Jenkin Rd. (Toiner)
Armitage, John, Queen St. ('Painter
& Plumbctr)
Rraine, John, New Rd. (Joiner)
Dyson, T., Park St . (Joiner)
Fallas, H:., High St.
Goldthorpe J. High St . (Joiner)
J::lancock, J.,.:\fict~ria St. (Painter)
Schofield, .t>., 11the Barn St.,
(Plumber & Painter)
Sheard, J., Horbury Bridge (Joiner)
Thickett, \V., Ossett Rd. (Jo111er)
\Vainwright, H ., Park St. (Mason)
l:JOHNSEA, near Hull
Barr, H. & W . IC., Eastgate
Grantham, Geo., Southgate (Brick-
layer)
Pickering,]. 0., Eas tgate
Stephenson, \¥. B ., & Sons, New M
begin
HOBSFORTH.
Lawrence, T . (Mason)
Leman, J. (Plasterer)
"'alker, M., Sandhurst Ter.
vVhittaker Bros.
CONTRACTORS.
Yorkshire-continued.
HOWDEN.
Hill, H., Hailgate
Moore, D., Flat Gate
Shaw, G. H ., Penfold St.
Fi-rth, C . (Plumber, &c.)
HOYLAND, near Barnsley.
Firth,C., & Sons, King St.(Plumbers)
Hague, Isaac (Mason)
McPartlain . J ., George St. (Plast .)
Powell, A. W., Market St. (Plumber)
Rawlin, W. H., King St. (Plumber)
HOYLAND 00111Jl10N, nr. Bai-nsley .
Brearley, H ., Princess St. (Joiner)
Cook, Geo., Stead Lane (Joiner)
Hawke, Sarni., Chapel St. (Mason)
Hemingway, Arthur (Mason)
B UDDERSFIET.D.
Armitage, Thos. (R.P.), Buxton Rd.
Astley, A., Glebe Pl.,Marsh (Joiner)
Barber & Kettleswell , Rashcliffe
] oinery Works, Lockwood
Blakeley & Hollins, Fountain St.
(] oiners)
Broadbent Bros., Molclgreen (Plas-
terers & Slaters)
Broadbent, T. W., East Parade
(Electrician)
Brook, M., Leeds Rd . (Mason)
Brooke & North, Kirkgate(Plumbers)
Brooke, J. B ., West Parade \] oiner)
Brotherton & vVallis, Green head Rd.
(Joiners)
Brown & Thomas, 6 Spring St.
(Painters)
Calvert, F., Firth St. (Joiner)
Cooke, John, LittleRoyd (Concreter)
Cross & Son, High St. (Painters)
Crossley & Bould (R.P.), 5 Union
Bank Yard New St.
Crowther, Alfred, Ltd., John William
St. (Plumbers)
Dawson & ] ones, Moldgreen(J oiners)
Evans, W. B., 20 West Parade
(Pain\er)
France, W., Honl ey (Plumber and
Glazier)
Garton, G. (R.P.) , & Son,Market Pl.
Gledhill, W., Lockwood (Mason)
Graham, A ., & Sons, .Springdale,
Longroyd Bridge
Graham, Bj & Sons, Folly Hall
Graham & · essop, Moldgreea
Hale, S., New St. !Plmbr. & Glzr.)
Hall, H., King· St. (Painter)
H a mpshire & Armitage, Nortbaru-
berland St. (l oiners)
Heyw<;>0d, W . H., & Co., Bay Hall
(Glazing and Roofing Engineers)
Hi rst, B., & Sons,Spring St. (joiners \
Holland, H., N ew North Rd . (joiner)
Holl ingsworth , H., &Sons, Moldgreen
Holroyd, W. & P., 3 High St.
(Painters)
Tackson, A., 8 Church St. (Painter)
Jowitt, W. E., John \¥illiaru St.
(Plasterer and Slater)
Kendall , S ., 6 Bryam St. (Painter)
Knight, W. E. , Bath Bldgs. (Pain ter)
L ight, D., Leeds Rd . (Joiner)
Littlewood, 'YV., & Son, Berry Brow
(Plasterers and Painters)
Longbottom, T ., & Sons, Lockwood
Rd. (Plasterers and Slaters)
Lund& Cardno,High St. (Decorators)
Mallin, F., & Co., A lfred St.
Mallinson, W ., & Sons, Lockwood
(Masons &c.)
J.
Marsden, (R.P.), Market Place
Milnes,]., Commercial St. (Plasterer)
Milnes & Garside, West Parade
I Plumbers)
Moody Bros., Albion St.(J oincrs, &c . )
North, A., Flcecelnn Yard (Plumbr.)
Pogson, F., Lockwood (Mason)
Preston,-, Albion St. (Painter)
Radcliffe , J., & Sons, St. John' s Rd .
(Masons}
Robinson, Ji ..& Soni C leveland Rd.,
Marsh (E lastererS)
Roebuck, Hy., Newsome
Royston, ]. , & Sons, Luck Lane,
Marsh (Masons)
Sanderson Bros ., Brow Rd., Paddock
(Plumbers)
Schofield, A lfred, Dalton (and
Mason)
Shaw , J., Albert Brass VVorks,
Lockwood (Plumber, &c.)
Stead,L., & Son, HillhouseRd. (Msn)
Stead & Kaye,2ViaductS t . (Masons)
Stocks & Sons, Berry Row (Masons)
Stuttard, J. H., 32 Ramsden St .
!Pai nter)
Sunderland, ]., & Sons, Lockwood
(and Joincrs)
Sykes,] , W., & Sons, Rashc liffe
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Taylor, D., & Sons, Lockwood
. (Plumbers)
Taylor, T. H., & Co., 17A and 19A
llfacau1ay St. (Plumbers)
Tomlinson, G . -w., & Milan , Ltd.,
Engine l~ridge Works (Heating
and Ventilating Engineers)
Tunnacliffe, D ., & Son, Fitzwilliam
St. East (Plasterers and Slaters)
Tunnac1iffe, T . B., West Parade
(Slater and Plasterer) •
Waring, \Vm., 25 Bow St. Spring-
wood
'Wilby & Tessop, \ Vaterloo (Joiners)
Wilson. K., St. John 's Rd. (loiner)
Wood Bros., Queen St. Sout11
You ng & Co ., St. George's Sq .
(Electrical Engineers)
HULJ, .
Arnold, G ., Rose St. (Bricklyr.)
A tkinson & Son, 26 Scale Lane
(Plmbrs.)
Bailey, T. W .. 32 Percy St. (Painter)
Beall, T. (R. P . ), 6r Holderness Rd .
·w.
Beal, H., Sharp St., Newland
Bei lby, F . W., 279 St. George's Rd.
(B ricklaye r )
Blackburn, F . , & Son, 6r Peel St.
Hlashill, J ., II2 Anlaby Rd. (Plmr.)
Boodie, T. F., 12 Talland St.(Joiner)
Hray,W . G .,134 C1arendon St . South
(Joiner)
Brentano, J . C .. rnCaroline St.(Jnr.)
Caley, ] . T., 8, 9, r.1~ Percy St.
(Joiner)
Carr, J., 67 Constable St., Hessle
Rd. (Bricklayer)
Caunt Bros., 44 Lansdowne St.
(Joiners)
Christie Patent Stone Co., Ltd.,
Bishop St. (Masons)
Crane, C., 38 Spring St. (Painter)
Dalton, W., 9 Portland Pl. (Joiner)
Darli ng, H., & Co., Chariot St.
(Painters)
Darneley, A. ]., & Son, 68 Spr ing
St. (Joiners)
Dawber & Son,Ltd.,Trippett(Slaters)
Dawes, J., 70 Colonial St. (Brick-
layer)
Dibnah, T., 8 North St. (Joiner)
Dixon, C. L. , 50 ~1armaduke St .
Brick layer)
Drewery, H ., Rugby St., ' Hessle
Rd. (Mason)
D reyer & Co., 7 St. J oho St .
(Painters)
Drury, B., 17 'Wassand St. (Joiner)
Eckles, G., Bridge A rches Argyle
1
St. (B ricklayer)
Evi ngton, C. S., ro Barmston St.
(Bricklayer)
Few lass, -, 2q Dover St. (Joiner)
Fillingham, W ., 42 Peel St. (Joiner)
Finch, R ., Trippett St. (Joiner)
Folkard, W., & Son, 83 Spring Bank
(Slaters)
Fussey, R., 29 Witham (Mason)
Garton, M., 105 Day St. (Joiner)
Goates, T ., 39 Brunswick Avenue
(Bricklayer)
Good, E ., & Sons, Ltd., 91 Bannston
St. (all trades)
Grantham, W ., r4 Cambridge .S t .
(Bricklayer)
Grasby, vV., Anlaby Rd. (Plumber)
Gri ndle , ] ., Mason St. (Bricklayer\
Habbershaw, J., 20 Somcrscales St.
(Joiner)
Hall, F., 54 Mayfield St., Spring
Bank (Bricklaye r)
Hanco. ck, T., 38 \'1aterloo St. (Joiner)
Harbron, G-., Story St. (Painter)
Iiarman, J., 53 Beaumont St. (Ex-
cavator and Pile Driver)
Harper, l\L , 41 Brunswick Avenue
(Bricklayer) .
Harrison, W . L., 30 George St.
(Plumber, &c.)
Hatton , C., 89 Lambert St. (Joiner)
Hebblewhite & Wilson, 38 Sutton
St. (Joiners)
Higgins, A., 65 Clifton St., Brm1s-
wick Avenue (Brick & Tile Layer)
Hockney & Liggins, \Vitbam (B ri ck-
layers and Joiners)
Hodgson, W. (R.P .), 53 Spring St.
Houghton T ., 42 Norfolk St.
Houlton, G., 6 Baker St . (Bricklyr.)
Houlton, J ., 71 Peel St. (joiner)
Jackson G ., & Sons, 36 Witham
(Bricklayers, Masons, & Toiners)
Johnson, Saml., lBlundell St.(Joiner)
Johnson , ·wm., 20 Cleveland St.
(Joiner)
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Yorkshire-continued.
Kelsey, A., 222 Stepney (Bricklayer)
K elsey, C., 26 Pryme St.
Kemp, J., 16 Walmsley St. (Brick-
laye r)
Kendall, T ., 44 Spring St. (Joiner)
Kenningbam, R. H ., (l<..P.), 91
B everl ey Rd.
Kennington, G., I Bra7.il St . (Joiner )
Kenm ngton, J. H ., Ii Wellino-ton0
Lane (Bricklayer)
Knowles, V., Blanket Row (Joiner)
Lackenby,'A., South St. (Join er, &c.)
Lawton, W., Lee Smith St. (T oiner)
Leake,G. &A., Anlab_y Rd. (Mas0ns)
Lecenby. J., 17 Nile St. (Joiner)
Lee, J., Baker St. (Plumber)
Lenbam, T. M., 24 John St. (Brick-
layer)
Levitt, T. T., S4 Holderness Rel.
(Brickfayer),~ • - ~ BEED
Lison, W., & Son, JI & J3 Portland
Pl. (Joiners)
McLeod,W., 17 Mi<lland St. (Joiner)
Marsden & Son, 5 Finkle St.
(Joiners) '<>'' ,. .
Martin, J., 4 T emple St., B everl ey
Rd., Stepney (Joiner)
Medforth & Son, 39 Silvester St.
(Joiners)
Moody, H., 29 Rose St.
Morrell & Sons, 2 Lansdowne St.
(Bricklayers)
Myers & T emperton, 61 Bright St.
(Bricklayers)
Neal, Hy., 64 Lambert St. (Joiner)
Nicholson, B., Queen's Rd. (Brcklr .)
Nicholson, G .. 14 Cogan St . (Joiner)
Noble, C ., 3 The Avenue, Lmmeus
St ., Anlaby Rd. (Mason)
Norman, W., Sr Durham St.(Toiner)
Ounsworth, T., Abbey St ., !l:older-
ness Rd. (i'ifason )
Padgett, W. G. (R.P.), S9 Great
Thornton St.
Panton, G. H., Anlaby Rd. (Mason)
P earson, Richard, 102 Spring Bank
(Bricklayer)
Peers, J. , 144 Beverley Rd. (Mason)
Pickering, W., I I Prince St., King
St. (Bricklayer)
Pinder, F. C., 62 Cumberland St
(Bricklayer) .·
Porter, G., 216 Spring B ank (Mason)
Qu1bell & Son, 40 Founta in Rd.
(Masons)
Rank, C., 77 D e Grey St.
Richardson, J. , W est Park Dairy
(Bricklayer)
Richardson R., 5 Thomas St., Dry-
1
pool (Brick layer)
Robrnson & Johnson, 33 Middleton
St. (Bricklayers)
Robinson, D . R., 7r Freehold St.
(Bricklayer)
Rowland, W . 5 Cambridge St.
(Bricklayer ) '
Sanderson & Gooda ll, 4~ Selby St.
(Joiners)
Sanderson, W., 17 Temple St. , Step-
ney (Joiner)
Sangwin , J .,Northumberland Avenue
(Bricklayer)
Sawyer, A. , JO Elm St., Queen' s Rd . '
Saynor, D., 5 Model Cottages
Holderness Rd. (Joiner) ' Kaberry, B., Fell Lane (Plasterer )
Scott, G. L., & Sons, S6 Church St.
Drypool ( Joine rs)
Sin9l~on & Sons, 71 Woodcock St.
(J omers)
$imps.on & Sons, 27 Prospect St.
(Painters)
Sin_g-leton, F., B lenkin St ., Witham
(J omer)
Skinner, T. T., 19 Wright St . (Toiner )
Snuth & lrunter, I I Ocean Pf., Carr
Lane (Slate rs)
Smith, J. W., 20 Convent Lane
(Joiner)
FRANK SOUTHERN, I
BUI LDER & CONTRACTOR,
17 & r8 Wright St.,
HULL.
W 01·ks executed foclude-
G as Works for The SuT!'ON AND
Co.,
SouTHCOATES GAS LTD ., and
the BRITISH GAS LIGHT Co ., LTD.
Girl's Industrial Schools and
New Offices for the Hun ScnooL
BOARD. Board Schoo l for the CoT-
TINGRAM SCHOOL BOARD . Fever
Hospitals for the Hur.r. CITY CoP.-
PORATIO". Various W orks for the
BUILDERS AND
FRANK SOUTHERN -(con.)
N. E. R. and H. and B. R ly.
Cos. New Cement Kilns for
Earle's, Ltd., Burstall and Co., Ltd.
I Yorkshire-continued.
Also Alterations to Pub lic House
Properties , &c.
I
Agent for Hull, Leeds& District
for Couzen's Patent Copper Ball
Tidal Flood-preventinf( Gullry
Traps and IntercePtors, also
Couun's Patent Automatic Saw
Gitards. NAT. TEL. 6 44.
Stanley, A . W ., Anlaby Rd. (Brick-
layer)
Stephenson & Christopher (Painters)
Stephenson,G . W.,6oBeanSt.( Joiner)
Swale, R., H essle Rd. (Plum'6er )
Sweeting, F., Provide nce VVorks,
Beverley Rd. (Mason)
Templeton, J., The Poplars, Holder-
ness Rd. (Bricklaye r)
Torr, J. Y . 1 & Sons, Carr Lane
(Painte rs)
Train, J . E., 139 Wincolmlee (Joiner)
Turner, J. B., JS Fountain Rd .
(Joiner)
Vickerrua'n, W., 3 Cottage Row,
AnlatRoad (Joine r)
Ward, ., 37 Sherburn St. (Joiner)
W ebb, ., 45 Spring Bank
W ells, A., Bond St . (Painter)
Wharram, W., HJ Waterloo St.
(Bricklayer)
Wilde, T., & Son , Vernon St.,
Queen's Dock Side (Slater~
Wi1kinson, J. ]., Baker St. ( oiner)
"\Vilson, E . W. , Botanic tation,
Spring Bank (Mason)
Wilson,James, S4 P eel St. (Joiner)
Winch, ., rS Carlisle St. (Painter)
Windlass, T . W.,HcsslcRd.(Joincr)
'Woodcock, M., 25 Stanley St . (Slate r)
Woods, J. R., Cleveland St. (B rick-
layer)
Wray, F., 26 Nornabell St. (Toiner)
Wriggleswortb, T. W., 161 Walton
St., Anlaby Rd. (Mason)
HUNJIIANBY, R.S.O.
Campbell, F., Muston
IDLE.
Barker & Illingworth , A lbion Rd.
Higginbotham, A., Undercliffe Lane
(Plumber)
Hollings,Fred, The Green (Plasterer)
C. MURGATROVD & SON,
@11ifbm> anb ctontractors,
IDLE, BRADFORD.
Contractors to the Midland Rly. Co.,
Great Nortbem Rly. Co. , Nmth
Eastern Rly. Co . , H . M. War
Department, H .M. Office of Works.
Works executed include:
MrnLAND RLY. Co. New Good•
Warehouse, Bradford, £106,000.
Goods Warehouse and Station,Bin g-
ley, £17,600 . Goods Warehouse and
Station at Keighley, £24,000. Goods
Offices, Bradford, £13,000; and
Warehouses and Stations at Bolton
Abbey, Skipton, Halton, Steeton,
Rildwick, Haworth, and others,
carriedoutunderthesuperintendence
of C. Trubsbaw,Esq.,A1·cht., Derby .
N.E.R. Co . Engine Shed and Coal
Staging at Selby, £12,000. Stables
at Wilmington, £2,000. and at Hull,
£4,500, and Goods Warehouse at
Otley; Wm . Bell, Esq., Archt.,York .
MILL at Burley for Wm. Fison
& Co. (extensions), £17 ,000; J . W.
Morley, Esq., Archt., Bradford.
ScnOOLS at Sutton, Tong , and
Eccleshil!, £10,000; Messrs. W. &
J.B. Bailey, Archts.
l:!OYAL HoT&L,Bradford(Masonry),
£5,000.
AnC•DE at Keiphly; Messrs .
Judson & Moore, Archts.
ScHOOT-S at Sheffield, for the
Sheffield School Board; Pomona St.
School , £8,000, Messro. Holmes and
Watson, Archt•., Sheffield; W estern
Road School, £ 12,000; Owler Lane
School, £12,000, W. J . Hale, Esq.,
Archt.
H.M. WAR Dn:1>AnnrnNT. Officers'
Quarters at Paull. Riiling School
at York.
H.M. OF>'ICE OF W ORKS . Inland
R evenue Offices at Bradford, £6,500,
E. G. Rivers, E sq., Archt.
CONTRACTORS.
North, W., I I Apperley Rd . (Mason)
Obank, Thos ., & Sons, Thackley
Rundl e, J.R., Town Lane !Plumber)
Thomas, H. & E. , Crow Tree Works,
Thackley Rd. (Join ers)
Thornton , J. , & Son, L eeds Rd.
(Masons)
Walker, E. W. ,Woodhcad, Thackley
Whitfield, E ., Thackley (Mason)
ILK LEY.
Boden , J. G., Brook House (Painter )
Brown, J. , Cunliffe Rd. (Mason)
Cowling, Wm ., Station Rd: (and
Joiner)
Dean Bros ., Nelson Rd. (Masons)
Eagl e&Mawson, Nelson Rd .(J oiners
Featherstone, D ., 2 'Wells Walk
(Mason)
Garside, H. (R. P.), Cow Pasture
Rd.
Gill & Pease, Regent Rd . (Car-
pente rs & Joiners)
Graham, S., Brewery Row (Joine r)
Gummersal B ., Bridge Lane ( Toine r)
1
Houldsworth, J., 1 Cunliffe Rd.
(Plumber)
Lawson, J ., Brook St . (Pl umber)
Lister, O., Poplar Grove (Plasterer)
Nelson, R ., Wbarfe View (Slater)
Richardson, R., Leeds Rd. (Plas-
terer)
Smith, G .. Skipton Rd. (Mason)
Smith, T ., Skipton Rd. (Joiner)
Suttle, J. , & Sons (R .P.), W ells Rd.
Taylor & Watkins, Church St.
'\'laugh & Ripley, Skipton Rd.
(Masons)
INGLETON (Kirkby Lonsdale).
Newsbolme & Winder
INGROW, Keighley .
Boot & Clark
Foster & Fortune (and Joiners)
Wharton, J ., Stave ley Rd. (Joiner)
KEIGHLEY.
Booth, Michael
Bottomley, R .. Sand St. (Mason)
Bottomley, W., Bow St. (Plumber)
Carter, W. H., Halifax Rd . (Plum-
ber)
Clough, J. W., r Sugden Pl., Fleece
St . (Plumber)
Crabtree & Wallace, Queen St.
(Plumbers)
Driver, F. , 5S South St. (Joiner)
Emmott Bros., North St.,Sandywood
(Plasterers)
Emmott, J.,
(Painter)
Lawkholme Lan e
Gill, J. , Victoria Rd . (I ronfounder)
Greenhaw & Murgatrciyd, Townfield
Works, Lawkbolme Lane (Joine rs)
Harrison, J., New Bridge St. (Plum-
ber)
Harrison. W. & J. (R .P.), South St.
HartleJ-:,J., Alice St. (join er)
Ileap, r., Alice St. (Joiner)
Hird,· T ., Steam Saw Mills, King St.
Hodgson. S., Dalton Lane (Plumber)
Holmes, R ., Park Lane (Toiner)
Jackson, J. (R.P.), Lawk&olme Cres -
cent (a nd Glazier)
Judson & Steel , Apsley St. (Joi ners )
King-, J ., .Russell St. (Plastere r )
Lambe rt B.-os. 1. Castle Mill (Joiners)
Lonsdale, R., :jun St . (Painter, &c.)
Midgley & Din sdal e, Cavendish St.
(Plumbers)
Moore, T., Alice St. (Mason)
· Newbould, B., Hanover St . (Plumbe r )
Park & Lodge, B ridge St. (Plumbers)
P earson, J., Marlboro. St. (Mason)
P etty, Frank, Cook St. (Painter)
Petty, R., Church St. (Painter)
Rhodes & Binns, Heb er S t. (Joiners)
Robinson , H. V., Lawkholme Lan e
(Mason)
Sawley, A. 1 ')Pheasant St. (Plstcr er. )
S ugden, T . E., Victoria Park(Mason
and Joiner)
Sugden, Wm. , North St. (Plumber)
Sunderl a nd, M ., Malsis Rd.
Tatham, A., Cavendish St. (Deco r. )
Thornton Bros., 19 Oxford St.(Msns.)
Thorn ton & Son, Bingley St.(Slate rs)
Ti llotson & H a rrison, High St.
(Painters)
Tomlimson, R. , Russel l St. (Joiner)
Verity & Shuttleworth, Strawberry
St ., Skipton Rel. (Joiners)
W a te rh ouse, J., Devonshi re St.
(Mason)
Wilkinson . J. , Bow St . (J oiner )
'\Vilson B ros. , Oakworth Rd. (P las -
terers)
KETTJ,EWELL.
Calvert, Fred . (Mason)
Raw, J., & Son (Joiners)
IULDWICK .
Tillotson, J .
KIPPAX, Leeds .
G reen , ·wm., High St.
KIRKBURTON, Huddersfield.
Moorhouse, W . (Mason)
KlllKBY JlfALl:JAJlf, Skiptou.
Padgett, A. M., Main St. (J oiner)
' KlRKBY-JlfALZEARD, Dipou.
Dawson, H. (Mason & Bricklayer)
Richmond, Thos. (Joiner)
KNAPTUN, York.
Braithwaite, J. (B ricklayer)
KNAJIESBOROUGfl.
Baynes, J., High St. (Slater)
Benson, C . (R .P.), Finkle St.
Brazier, T., Windsor Lane
Cassell, \V ., Ci•tern Hill (Slater)
Clernan, Mark, High St. (Plasterer)
Kitchen, D., & Son, High St.
(Joiners)
Naden,~ ., Raw Gap
Sewell, ., York PI. (Joiner)
Swales, ., Finkle St . (Joiner)
KNU'l'1'IN GL EY.
Marsde n, H.F.
LEEDS.
Abbott, J,ohn, Melbourne St .
Aircy, '"' m. Servia Rd., Camp Rd.
1
Ambler, 0 ., '\'lellington Rd., New
Wortley (Plumber)
Appleby, H .. Park Lane
Armitage & Hodgson, Camp Rd. (all
trades)
Atkinson, J ., & Son, "Whitehall Rd.
1,Slaters)
Barrand, T., 6 v\Tarrender St. (Plum-
ber)
Barrand, W ., & Co. (R.P.s), r3 6A
"Woodhouse Lane
Bateman. A ., Columba St. (Painter)
Benton, T., Skinner Lane (Joiner)
Best, Geo ., 246 Dewsbury Rd.
(Joiner)
Binns, T., I Victoria Rd . '
Bloomfield, vV. , & Son, Croton St.,
Arrulcy
Bond,F,43 Grace St. (R.P. & Glazier)
Braithwaite, A.,St. James St.(Joiner)
Braithwaite, H., & Co., Swinegate
(Plumbers) ,
Branton, W. H ., r2A Lovell Rd.
(Plasterer)
Briggs, E., Park Cross St. (Marble
Mason)
Briggs, W ., 1 Sheepscar St.(Plumber)
Brook, Hy., Thornhill T er., Wortley
Brown, W., & Son, I I St . Mary's
Lane, Quarry Hill
Burns & Hardy, Oatland Avenue,
Camp Rd.
Butler, J ., 2S Mill St. (Painter)
Chi ld, J., Kirkland St. (Plasterer)
Clarke, T., Queen Sq. (Joiner)
Cogan, T. , Gt.George St.(Painter)
Craven & Umpleby, Hartley Hill
Cromack, A . B . (R.P.) , r3S Brig-
gate
Cross, Geo., Bowman Lane
Crowther, J. S ., Skilbeck St. , New
Wortley ( Toiner)
Cullingworth, R ., & Soos, Park
Cross St.
Curtis. J . , & Son. Ld., Oxford Row
(Shopfitte rs)
Dean, T., 10 Coburg St . (Bricklayer)
Dearden Bros., 52 Chapcltown Rd . '
(Painte rs )
D ews, W. H., & Co., 8 Skinner Lane
Dixc;>n, S ., & Son, Boar Lane (Elec-
trical & Hot Water Engr.)
Dobson, John, 1S Carey St., Hunslet
(Plaste rer)
Dougill, Alfred, & Co. , Ltd ., 36 Gt.
George St . (Plumbers)
Eddison Bros., Kirkstall (Joine rs)
Ellison Bros., Amberley Rd., Armley
Fenton, C., Camden Tcr., Wood-
house Lane (Painter)
Frank lin , Vv. E ., Hyde Park Corner
(Plumber)
Gibson, W .. Brudenell Rd.
Gould, I., Hartshed vVorks, Hillidge
Rd., Hunslet (all trades)
Gozzard, Thos., 26 East Brechett St.
Grant, J., Up . Wortley Rd . (Pntr.)
Grayson,W .. 22CemeteryPl.(Painter)
Greenwood Bros., Green's Court, 67
Briggate (Painters)
Haigh, Jas ., Back Portland Crescent
(Wbitesmith , Bellhange r, etc .)
H a ll, D., St. A nn' s S t. (S hopfitter)
Hannam, T., 9 Rag lan Rd., Wood-
house

Y orksbire-continued.
Hargrave, \V., 9 Blenheim Place
Harrod, T., Craven Rd. (Toiner)
Heavyside, T., Rounifbay Rd.
(Slater)
Hemingway, W., x44 Fenton St.
(Pai nter)
Hind, A., Roundhay Rd. (Plumber)
Horsman, J..,Up.Mead Row(Carptr. )
Horsman, r., & Co., Ltd., I I ~1ark
Lane (Joiners, Sbopfitters , e tc .)
Hough & Noble, Harebill s Rd.
Howcroft, G., Amberley Rd ., Armley
Hoyle, A., Burley Village (Painter)
Hoyle, John (R.P. ), Town End,
Wortley
Hummerston, J., Cookridge St. (De-
corator)
Ing leson, J., Nippet St., Burman~
tofts (Toiner)
Irwin, W., & Co ., 2 Burley Rd .
Jackson & Monkman, Gt. George
St. (all trades)
Jackson, li'., & Co., r7 Park Row
(Painters and Decorators )
~
ackson, C . E .. Carlton Hill
ackson, H., W estfield Rd .(Plumbr.)
ackson, T., Hyde Pk. Cor.(P lumber)
en kin s, 'follerton & Co., 32 Merrion
St . (I ccorators)
Jones,\V. H .,& Co .,ro Le.igbton Lane
fudd &James, Tosepb St. , Hunslet
knapton, A .. tJpper Wort ley St.
Knighton, R., :Marsh Lane (Bricklr. )
Lambert, R., 11arsh Lane (Joine r)
Lapish, Jas., 20 Grunthorpe Ter.,
Headingley
Lcdgard, J., & Son, Ventnor St.
(Joiners)
Lindley, Hy. (R.P .), 16 Neville St.
Lindley, T. (R.P. ), 22 Gt. Wilson St.
Lolley, W., 2 Lovell Rd.
Lucas, C ., & Son, Burley Rd .
McFarlane . S., Cookridge St.
(Co ncreter )
Mankin~ohn, P . owcll St., Hunslet
Marsh, ones, Cribb & Co., Boar
Lane Decorators)
?.iiason, eo .. Wellington Rd ., New
Wortle;)' (Painter)
~Iason, W. 1 & Son, 150 Woodhouse
Lane (Joiners)
Mawson, B., 50 'water Lane (Joiner)
Millard, W. A, & Co .. Ld., 30 Great
George St . f I omers)
Milner. Geo , l>ark Lane (Slater)
Milthorpe & Wilkinson, Harehills
Rd. (Stonemasons\
THOMAS MOORE,
Plain and Ornamental Plasterer,
Concreter, etc.,
Fibrous Plaster Works,
CONCORD STREET,
LEEDS.
lVnrks exr•c1Hdd inclllde-
Pruden tial Assurance Buildings ,
Leeds : Alfred Waterhouse, Esq. ,
R.A .. Archt.
Yorkshire College, Hall , L ibra1y,
and Art Roums; i\Iessrs. A.
\¥11terhouse & Son. Archts .
Leeds and County Liberal Club;
Me•srs . Chorley &Connon, Archts.
Yorkshire Penny Bank , Leeds;
l\'1essrs. Perkin & Bulmer, Archt~.
London&Midland Bank.Kirkgate,
Leeds: 'Nm.Bakewell.Esq. ,Archt.
Wheatfield Lodge, Headin gle~',
Exten•ive Alterntions and Addi-
tions; 'r. B. \Vil on , Esq ., Archt.
Sun Fire Insurance Co .'s Offices,
Leeds; Messrs. Chorley & Connon,
Arch ts.
I Watson and Worsnop, 25A Whitehall
Oak Lea, Adel, Extensive Altera-
tions and A dditions; W. Carby
'_ ,,..
Hall , Esq ., Archt.
Yorkshire Banking Co.'s Pre-
mises, 'l.'hirsk; Me•srs . Bedford &
Kit.on, A rchts.
Mountain, P., &. Son, 47 St. Paul's
St. (Plasterers)
Myers, C., & Son, Woodhouse St.
Nettleton & Son. Roundhay
Nettleto n, W ., Tenter Lane (Toiner)
Ne vtnn B ros., 17 Cookriifge St.
'P..Lint ers
BUILDERS
W. NICHOLSON & SON,
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS,
Stone Saw Mills, 9 South Brooke St.
T1rinmn SAw MILLS,
Crown Point Road, LEEDS.
Contractors to the Midland Rly . Co.
G. N . Rly. Co.
N. E. Rly. Co .
L.&N.W.R.Co .
L . & Y. Rly . Co.
fVorks "Xecuted inc'·u de-
The Yorkshire Penny Bank, Leed1,
£50,000; 1'he York, City and County
Bank, Leeds, £12,000 ; The London
and Midland Bank, Leeds, £5,000 ;
Beckett'• Bank, Goole, £13,000; En-
gine Sheds for the M. R. Co., Stour-
ton, £20,000; R estoration of New~y
Hall for R. C. Vyner, Esq ., £11,000 ;
Empire Theatre (part)· O•sett Street
and Bridge, G. N. R. 'co., £16,000;
Restora.tion of Messrs. Fowler and
Co.'s Works u.fter Fire, in 6 Weeks,
£5,000; Trestle Bridge for the M.R.
Co., temporarily after Fire, in o!
Days, £3,600; Leeds Electric Light
Works, £5,000; N. E. Extension,
Leeds, £33,000; Lotherton Hall,
£7 ,000: M. R. Co. 's Extension Hotel,
£20,000; M . R. Co.'s Extension,
Holbeck,£·1,000; Buck Inn Syndicate,
£8,000; Westminfl.ter Fire Office
£10,000; Leeds Public Baths, £'1,000;
Shannon & Son, Extension of Cloth-
ing Factory, Walsall, £10,000.
Also many other Contract.9 in
varion• parts of the Country. We
can supply photos if necessary.
IVor/.·s now 1'11. hnn.d-
Extension to Griffin Hotel, Leeds 1
for Arthur Fenwick, Esq., £15,200;
Residence on Esplanade, Scarboro 1
for ·Colonel F . '"· •rannett \Valker.
£9,000; Royal Arcade, Shops, and
Tea Room, for the;Leeds Estate Co.,
£73,700; and Home for Incurables
Efa.1To15ate. £6,900.
Oakes, G., & Son, Anchor St .
Hunslet
Pashley, J., & Son, Bruce St., New
Wortley
Pearson,}. E., 21 H. egent Tcr.,Bnrler
Fields (Joiner)
Pennington, W., 12+ Woodhouse
Lane (Plasterer)
Pickard , T., io Dorrington St .
Pickersgill, F. ]., 2r3 vVoodhouse
Lane (Painter )
PICKLES BROS.,
itontractore for ~fating Q,l)Jrll,
Leeds & Huddersfield.
H,ror/.:s executed /11ctudl.'-
South City Market, Dublin.
Mansergh Church, Westmorland.
Tylor & Son's New Works, Belle
Isle, London.
Tank Storage Co. 's Sheds, Pur-
fteet, London.
General Watson's Residence ,
Pontygwesta, South Wales.
Pulp Works , West Hartlepool.
Killerby Hali, Scarborough.
Cana l Sheds , Bootle, Liverpool.
Winter Gardens, Southport.
Claybury Asylum, London.
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Aud mCr.ny oflier T·Vurks i'n 11arr"ous
........................
parts of England and TVales.
1
Pickles Bros ., Canal vVharf, Neville
St . (Slaters)
Pollard, J. T., & Son, 66 Albion St.
(Painters and Decorators)
Puffet, Fred., Church St., Hunslet
Pullan, T.. Noster Ho., Bceston
Purdy nros., Alfred St., Burman-
tofts
Pycock, Hy., 4 Albion St. (Slater )
Rhodes, C. H., 92 Otley Rd., Head-
ingley
Rhodes, M. & G., North Lane,
Headingley
AND CONTRACTORS.
Yorkshire-continued.
Rhodes, P., Skinner Lane
Richmond, J. W., Elland Rd.,
Holbeck (Slater)
Ringrose & Carr, Skilbeck St., New
Wortley (Joiners)
Robinson, J .. Ki rkgate (Painter, &c .)
Roylance IX Horsman, 50 St. Mark's
Rd. (Painters)
Sandersoni., Hunslet Lane ( Toiner)
Schofield, ., Sons & Co ., \l'iaduct
Work:s, irkstall Rd.
Season,Jas ., Hunslet Rd. (Slater)
Senior, ., s Lanselles St . (Plastr.)
Sharp & Harper, Bath St. Water
Lane (Slaters)
Sirnpkiss, W .. Swan Juoct., Hunslet
Skirrow, J. (R.P .), 66 North St.
Slater & Son, Hyde Park Corner
(Plumbers)
Smith, H . , MoorSt .. Armley (Painter)
Sowry & Martin, Bond St. (Plum-
be rs )
Spencer, W. & Sons, Pinfold Lane,
1 Gough, H ., Bramley Lane
Armley
Stephens, A. (R.P.), 19 East St.
EsT.\ULISHED 1785.
THOS. STORY & Co.,
~egi$bered plumber$
1 • AND .
~aqiba11g Engiqeel1$,
II
50 COOKRIDGE ST.,
I
Speciality:EEDS.
Chemlca.l & Science La.bora.torles.
Works executed in-
London , Gla:igow, Leeds, Bradford,
Hull, Brighton, Portsmouth, Sonth-
sea, Wolve1·hampton, Horrogate,
..................................
Derby, &c.
Sutton, Thomas (R.P.), Dodsworth
Court, 40 Briggate
Sykes, '\Vm. 1 II Craven Ter., Carlton
Hill
Symington's Ltd., Carlton Mills,
\Voodhou se Lane (Shopfitters)
Thackrar., Vv., D e~h Lane, Wood-
house (Mason&. oiner)
Thompson, G ., 6q ark La. (Plmr. )
Thompson, "r., &. Sons, 'kion er La .
Thorpe, R., Burley Rd.
Tillotson, W. R ., Victoria Rd.,
H eadingley (Painter)
Todd Bros., Lowerhead Row
Tomlinson, J., & Son, Camp Fields.
Holbeck (Joiners)
Townsend, J., Tong Rd., Wortley
(Plumber)
Vatt & Sons, Anchor St., Hunslet
Vine, J. \V ., & Co., Back 171 Huns le t
Rd.
\Vade Bros ., Cliff Rd., Woodhouse
\Vales, C ., & Son, Lovell St., North
St. (Painters) •
'Vales, E., \Vortley Rd ., Armley
Walker, E., tIS J ames' Crescent,
Tong Rd., Armley
Walker,1·· \Vesley Rd., Armley
'Valker, ., 59 Otley Rd. (Painter)
\Valker, ,., Mistress Lane, Armley
(Joiner)
Walsh, W., & Sons, 52 Wade Lane
(Pai nters )
Watson, T. (R .P ), Butt's Court,
Albion St .
vVatson, J. \V., IO D elph Lane,
Woodhouse (Plasterer)
Rd. (Slaters)
'\Vcllburn, Tom, Aviary Rd., Armley
\Vcstmoreland, J., Langham St.,
New 'Vortlcy
\Vilby, T., & Son, \\'cllington Rd.,
New \Vortl ey
'Vil son, M., 4 Moor Rd., Headingley
\Vilson, \V., & Son, Bennet Rd.,
Headingley
\Voffenden, J ., Huns let Rd. (Plmbr.)
\Vood, B ., St. Michael's \Yorks,
Headingley (& J oincr)
Wood, J . , &Son, Bank Bldgs ., Hyde
Park
443
Wood, Robt., Woodhouse Lane
'Vood, Sons & Co., Park Sq.
Woodhead & Co., Park Lane
(Painte rs )
\Voodroffe, T.(R.P.),7 Hunslet Lane
Wooler, E. (R.P. ), George & Dragon
Yard, Briggate
Woolley, J ., Portland Crescent
Wray, W ., Brudenell Rd. (Joine r)
Wright, E., 316 Burley Hill, Burley
Wright, J . T. , roo Skinner Lane
(Brick builder)
Wright, R. 1 4 Lower Brunswick St.
(Carpenter & Joiner)
LF.ES, Keig!tley.
Sunderland & Greenwood
Taylor, J. (Joiner)
LIGHTCLlfi'FE, Halifax.
Crossley, \V., Hovedge (Maso n)
Dawson, T. C., Park View (Mason)
Hardy, John, Hovedge (Mason)
Woodhead, M. (Joiner) .
LINDLEY, Huddersfield.
Bates, S.
Bottomley, T., & Sons
Dyson, E. & C. (Plumbers)
Fox, II. & L.
Schofield, C. (Joiner)
Stott, J.C., Oakes Saw Mills(Joiner)
iJIVERSED GE, 11enr Nonnanton.
Cowbum, T., Millbrid~e (Joiner)
Elstub, Alfred, Millbnd~
Furniss, \V., Iiightown lumber)
Hobson, T ., Hightown ( ainter}
Horsfall, G., & Son, Station Rd.
(Masons)
Lucas, T., Millbridge (Plumber)
Moore, G., Littletown (Joiner)
LOCK WOOD , .< ee Huddersfi<l<i .
LOfi'TU.', R.S. 0., ?tear Saltburn.
Bolton, R., 12 North Rd.
Edwards, - (Join er)
LUXLEY, Sh~{field.
Brearley,Arthur,Staceybank(Mason)
LUDDEN!iEN ( Jfa?<cheste,.) .
Alderson, E ., & Co., Luddendenfoot
(and J oincrs)
Alderson, Jonas & Son, Luddenden-
foot (Plumbers & Glaziers)
Alderson, Thos., New Rd. (Slater
and Plasterer)
Alderson, ·wm., New Rd . (Plumber,
Glazier 1 etc.)
Calvert, J ., Booth (Plumber, Glazier)
Eli,A.,&Co.,Luddendenfoot(Joiners)
Pickles, Thos.
Robinson, Henry, Luddendenfoot
(Carpenter and Joiner)
Robinson, John, Belle Vue Ter.,
Luddendenfoot(Slater & Plasterer)
llfALTON.
Barnes, A., Cemetery Rd. (Maso n)
Dodsworth, M., Yorkersgate ( Toiner)
Hodgson,T.,Greengate Hill (Mason)
Oldfield, H enry, Cattle Market
(Mason & Joiner)
l•fANSTON, Leeds.
Marshall, W.
AfAPPT,EWELL, B"rnsley.
Storrs, J., Blacker (and Joine r)
Taylor, A. (Plumber)
Taylor, G ., Four Lanes End (Maso n}
Taylor, G. L ., Greenside (Mason)
Turner, J ., Spark lane (Painter)
Wilkinson, S., New St . (Plumber )
MARKET WEIGHTON.
Knccshaw, R., & Sons (Bricklayers)
MARSDEN.
Goodall, F . (R.P.}
Whitehead, J. & J .
111ASBRO', .ee Rotherham.
JfEL.llERB Y, Thirsk .
Hammond, vV. (Joiner)
MED1'HAJ!.
Earnshaw, F ., Helmet (l\1:ason)
Earnshaw, T . W., Hollingworth
Green
Garlick, J. , Back Station St. (Joiner)
Moorhouse, J., & Sons, Golcar Brow
(Masons)
Moorhouse, J.M. (Toiner)
Moorhouse & Tay1or, Mill Moor
(Joiners)
Myers, W., & Son (Joiners)
Pogson, E., & Co., Mill Moor
Wilkinson,] ., Holt Head (Plasterer
and Painter)
MENSTON.
Cowling, M .
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Yorks hire- continued.
J.lfF:XBnR()TTf".:-H, Rnt.h1>rh11m.
Bendelow & B•nnett, Dolcliff Rd.
Dodsworth, T., Main St.
Dodswor th, Sam!., Bank St.
Huntingdon, T., Pitt St . <Carpenter)
Lake, F. , Main St.
Sh~pherd, W., Garden St.
Smith. G. H., Rank St.
Thompson, W ., Bank St. (Plumber)
Tyas, H., Harlington Rd. (Carptr.)
Jr!ICK £EFIE!.D .
Firth, R., South Milford
MIDDLES BRO UOH.
Allison Bros ., 4 Marsh Rd. (Joiners)
Almgill, -, Lintborpe
Asker, G eo . . 33 King's Rd., North
Ormesby (Painter, &c.)
Baker Bros. (R .P.), Corporation Rd .
Barwick, J. (R.P.), 103 Gunnergate
Ter., Corporation Rd .
Bastiman Bros., 26 Albert Rd.
Bell, Tas .. Milton St. (Joine r)
Bray }3ros '.' Linthorpe Avenue
Brotton, W., Bilsdale
Bullougb,J. IR.P ), Corporation Rd.
C urtis & Bowman, Durham St.
(Plumbers)
Dale, W., Hartington Rd. (Joiner)
Dean, H., Linthorpe Rd.
Dean, J., Southfield Rd.
THOMAS DICKINSON,
Builder & Contractor,
GRANGE ROAD,
MIDDLESBROUGH.
Some contracts cowplttf';d-
Mansion, Stables, etc., near Loftus ;
Alfred Waterhouse, Esq., Archt.
N. P. Bank, Loftu•, Town Hall ;
E. Robson, Esq ., Arehitect.
North Eastern Banks,Middlesbrough
and Loftus; A. L . Newcombe,
E•q., Architect.
Mesf<Xs. Lnmpton's Ba.nk,Sunderland.
A. Gribble, Esq ., Architect.
Church of Emmanuel , Saltburn - by-
Sea, Mansion, etc., Saltburn ; C.
Johnson, Esq., Architect.
Victoria Schools, Middlesbr ough.
Messrs. Dorman & Long's Offices,
Middlesbrough.
Mansion, Stables, & Lodge, Middles-
~h~i.:J,t. J. M . Bottomley, Esq .,
St .•Joseph's Catholic Church; Messrs.
Dunn & Hansom , Architects.
Public Ab,,.ttoirs, West Hartlepool ;
J. W. Brown, Esq., Architect.
Technical Schools, West Hartlepool;
Town Hall , West Hartlepool;
H. A.. Cheers, Esq ., Architect.
St. Peter's Catholic Church, Ca•tle
Eden; John Kelly, Esq., Arcbt.
Mansion, Stables, etc., near North-
allerton ; Mes>rs. Demaine &
Brierly, Architects.
North Eastern Gazette Ofliees, Mid-
dlesbrough ; R. Lofthouse, Esq.,
Architect.
K irkleviugton Hall, Sir T . R.ich- I
ardson, M .P.; E. May,Esq., Ar cht.
Man•ion, W. C. Gray, E•q., West
Hartlepool; T. Lewis Banko, E•q.,
F .R.I.B.A., Arcbt.
York City and County Bank, West
Hartlepool ; Me,srs. Barnes aJJd
Coates, Archt•.
St. Oswald's Church, We•t JTartle-
pool; Messrs. Hicks & Charlewood,
ArcbtR.
Tees Coneervanry Commisaionera'
Offiee•, Middlesbrough ; M e•srs .
Bottomley & Whipbam, Archt..
Bridge Hotel, Thorn a by-on-Tees ;
Messr!=<. OliYer Lee~on & Wood,
Arch itects .
Dougbtv, D., St. Paul's Ter., New-
port Rd .
Hamson, J., Old Packet '\Tharf
(Slater)
Hudson Bros ., Fidler St. (Joiners)
Johnson, J., & Son, Grange Rd. E.
Johnson, J., 5 Acklam Ter .
king, W . 1\., King's Rd .. North
Ormeshy (Joiner)
Lambert, Geo .. & Sons, Albert Rd .
(Plumbers)
Lord, A. L., Newport Rd.
Martin, J. (R. P.), I I Corporatn . Rd.
Martin . W., & Son, r55 Linthorpe
Rd. (Painters)
BUILDERS AND
Mascall, R ., Old Packet Wharf
(Slater)
Nelson, J., 26 Church St.
Newby & Co ., F erry Rd. (Joiners)
Patterson, D., Victoria Terrace
Linthorpe Rd. (Plasterer) ' Anderson , Thos., Mill St. (Mason)
Pounder, W., Sycamore Rd ., Lin-
thorpe
Price , Geo., 184 Newport Rd.
Robinson, W . B., Ellesmere Terr.,
Woodlands Rd. (Slater)
Robson, J. G ., 13 Kensington Rd.
Rushford. E.,(R.P.) 36A Newport Rd
Scott & Co., 22 Albert Rd . (Painters)
Smiles, J. R., Boro.Rd.E .(Plaotere r )
Spence, E. , Linthorpe Rd. (Plumber )
Sweeting, R., 217 Newp0rt Rd.
(Joiner)
Tarran, T. E., Park Lane (Plasterer)
Taylor, W . L., Albert Rd. (Painter)
Thompson, W. , Crescent Rd .
Tyreman, E., Boroug-h l<.d.E.'Slater)
Zealand, C., 35 St. Paul 's Rd.
MILNSRRTDGE.
Allison, T. (Slater and Plumber)
Armitage, T. (Plumber)
Cheetham Bros . George St.
Pearson, Alfrd , Spring Mill (Mason)
Sykes, Enoch (R.P.), Market St.
MIRFlELD .
Barker & Clough. Easthorpe
Blackburn, J. W., Stock's Bank
(Mason )
Brearl~, C .,Stock's Bank (Plasterer
and Slater)
Buckley, ] oshua, Hopton (Joiner)
Bywater, T ., Easthorpe (Pai nter)
Fawthorp, C., Trinity St. (Pl umber
and G lazier)
Johnson, S .. & Son, Stock's Bank
(Plaste rers, Slaters, and Concrete
F loor Layers)
Milner, W . & J., Lowlands Road
(Masons, &c.)
Oates, Wm., Nab Lane (Maso n)
Roberts, H. , Knowlc Rd. (Pai nte r)
Shaw, A., New Scarboro' (Pl aste rer
and Slater)
Smith, F.H.,Lower Hopton (Painter)
Smith, Wm., Batleyford (Joiner)
Stevenson, Tohn, Easthorpe. (joiner)
·walker, E'., & Co., Stat10u Rd.
(Plumbers and Glaziers)
·walker, P ., Stock's Bank (Plumber
and Glazier)
MONK FRYSTON, South ,lfil/ord,
R.S.O.
Watson, Geo
JlJORDEY.
Auty, Wm., Chapel Hill (Pl umber
Binks, J. W., Ackroyd St.
Clegg, J., & Sons, 10 Wesley St.
Fawcett, A., Peel St. (Plumber)
Firth, G . A ., Fountain St. (Plumber)
Furness, D., East Park St.
Marsden, D .. Commercial St. (Joiner)
May, Jos., Peel St. (Slater)
Naylor, M . A., Commercial S t.
(Plumber)
Newton & Asquith, Ackroyd St.
Pearson & Ainsworth. Britannia Rd.
ltogerson, G., Hank Top (Slater)
Spen5ley, H., Hi gh St .
Sykes, W . & A., Westfie ld Rd.
Wi lson, E .Westfield Rd. I Plasterer)
Wood, T. VI'., & ~on,Bluntfield Lane
MOUNT 1'ABOR, Halifax.
Marsland, E . (Carpenter and Joiner)
Gaukroger, J . (Mason )
MYTHOLNROJ'D .
Grcenwood,G.(Plumherand Glazie r )
K ershaw, T. (Carpenter and Joiner)
Priestly, B:.
Robinson, Jame< (Slater & Plasterer)
NETHERTON, Mat l!uddersfteld.
Blakeley, J ., & Sons
NET-f7J11/LLERDAM, Wakefield.
Oxley, F. vV.
NORNANlJ Y, Jlfiddl<Sbl'ough .
Radge, G.
NOl/;}fANTON.
Denison, F., Market St. (Mason)
Leake, R., & Sons, Pontefract Rd .
(Masons)
Teal, R. L ., Talbot St. Wks . (Joiner)
NORTH.A T,£ER1'0N.
Foggin, T. (Joiner)
Fowler , 1'. B . (Plumber )
Gibson & Smith (Plumbers)
Horne r, E. (Plumber)
Peacock, [{., & Sons, South End
Willoughby, T. & ] ., North End
Wilson. J. (] oiner)
CONTRACTORS.
Yorkshire-continued.
N()RTH FR OIJTXfillA)f
Cammidge , T. · Walker & Ward, Mill Hill (Hrcklyrs. )
Smales, T.
Witty, W . (Bricklayer)
NORTON, ilfnlton.
Kitching, Wm., Scarborough Rd
(Joiner)
Lyons, A., Langton Rd. (M sn . & Jnr.)
Priest, R., Wood St. (Mason)
vVh1twell, Thos ., Wood St. (Toiner)
'Wilson, W., Wood St. (Joiner)
NOTTON, Ba1·nsley.
Nussey, Arthur
OAKWOllTH, Keighleu.
Akroyd, N., & Sous (Stonemasons)
Bland, S.
Green, J.,& Son,Hill Top (&Joiners)
Hartley, J., Harewood Hill (Joiner)
Sugden, Mitchell & Sunaerland
(Masons)
Wilkinson, J. (and Joiner)
OSSETT.
Horsnell & H eald, Queen St
(Joiners)
Land & Nettleton, Dewsbury Rd.
(joiners)
Lockwood, A., & Sons, Intake Lane
!Masons)
Lockwood M .,Little TownEnd (Jnr.)
?\1ercer, Edwd., Street Side
Oldroyd, Rd., Prospect Rd.
Pickersgill, J., Stred Side
Sanderson, Hy., Wesley St. (Plas-
terer and Painter)
Snowden, J., &Son (R.P.s) (Painters
and Glaziers)
Stubbs, R., South Ossett
Tolson. R., & Sons, W estfield
'Whitehead, vV. & E., Bank St.
(Joiners)
O'PLEY.
Bennett, E., & Son (Painters)
Cawood, F., 3 Fairfa.x St.
Denison, Jos., vVestgate (Joiner)
Farrand. G., Boro'gate (Pl umber)
Howroyd, C., & Sons (Plasterers)
Longfield, J. ,\T., Leeds Rd. (Iron-
founder)
Maston, vVm., Charles St.
Mawson,E., Back Lane (Plumber)
Norfolk, T., Cross Green (Mason)
Patrick, P., Fewston, near (Joiner)
Renwick, John (Mason & Bricklayer)
Suttle, J., & Son (R.P. ), Court Ho .St.
. OVENDEN, Halifax .
Firth, Daniel
Wormsley,S.,26Lintclfield St . (Msn.)
OWLERTON.
Proctor, J ., Hillsbro'
OXENTTOPE, Keighle,y.
Crabtree, Jonas & John, Crummock
'\Taddington & Holmes
'Vhitake r, H. (Toiner)
Wright, Wm ., Station Rd. (Joine r )
PARKG.ATE, Rot.herham .
Tadewell, J · Summcrsgill, H., Huddersfield Rd.
Trebern, W. H.
PATRINGTON, H ull.
Cockerill, Hy. (B ricklayer)
Fewster, D . ( Join er)
Smith, J . S. (Plumber & Painter)
PENISTONE.
Hawley. T. & J. (Joiners)
Marsb, A., Unwin St.
Tu.ner, F., Thurlestone
Wainwrig-bt, A"' Tburles tone
P!OKERING.
Marshall & Sons
Yearsley. T.
POOJU,JNGTON.
Grant, Thos ., Union St.
Tuison, Wm. (Bricklayer & Mason)
PONTEFRAOT.
Barker & Towett,CornMarket(J nrs. )
Bielby & ·w est, Bondgate
Burton& Son, Tan shelf Drive(Pntrs.)
Curry, F. H ., & Co.
Uelder, J. & J . C., N~rthgate
(Joiners)
Goodill, J. R. Southgate (Joiner)
Gundill, Hy ., Southgate (Bricklayer)
Jackson, D ., Northgate (Joiner)
Leng, T ., Ropergate (Plumber)
Peace,M.,&Son. OldChurch(Joiners)
Pearson, W., Horsefair (Plumber)
Ramsden, T. H ., Ropergate (Painter)
Senio r, T. ,\T,, Walkcrgate (Plas ·
terer )
Shaw, J ., Jubi lee Hldgs. (Plasterer)
Spurr, G, Castle Moat (Bricklayer)
Spurr, G. , Wak•field Rd. (Slater)
Taylor, A., Tansbelf Drive
Taylor, H .. M ill Hill (B ricklayer )
Thornton , J. (Carpenter & Joiner)
Thrall, ,V. , Horscfair (Painter)
'Vheatley. R., Ropergate (Painter)
W'ilcock, J. & C., Cornmarket
{Toiners)
Wi1cock, Oliver, Mill Dam
Wonnald. B ., Carleton, near
· Wright, Hy., & Son, Rope rgate
PRESTON, llull.
Fewster, J . (Joiner)
POOT.1, near Leeds.
Kaye, S.
PUllSEY.
Ambler, John, Littlemoor (Mason
and Bricklayer)
Dawson Bros ., Lidget Hill (Masons
and Bricklayers)
Hill & Holroyd (Plasterers)
Hulton, E ., & Son, Fulneck (Carpen ·
ters and Tolners)
Hutton , W. , Fulueck (l\1ason and
Brickl"yer)
Johnson, S., Chapeltown (Carpen-
ter and Join er)
Scarth, Jos., Chapeltown (Plumber
and Glazier)
V erity, Geo., Lowtown (Carpenter
and Joiner)
Whitham, A., Lowtown (Ca rpenter
and Jo iner)
'\Tood, A ., Church Lane (Plasterer )
'\Tood Bros., Church Lane (Masons
_ an d Bricklayers)
Wood, · T., Ratcliffe Laue (Mason
and Bricklayer)
QUEENSBURY.
Bairston. Jos .. & Son (Joiners, &c.)
Balmforth & Reece, Scarlet Heights
(Mason)
Halmforth,E.,ScarletHghts .(Mason)
Balmforth, Edwin, Scarlet Heights
Benn,Sam .,'Wellin.,;ton lliills(Joiner)
Briggs, J., Calder BankWks.(J oiner)
Farnell, John , AmblerThorn (] oiner)
Gregson, Samuel, High St.(Painter)
Hainsworth, John, & Son, Chapel
Lane (Masons)
Hodgson, S .,Springgrdns. St .(Pntr.)
Jennings & Whittaker, High Street
(Painters)
Ramsden, Abraham, Amb ler Thorn
Rushworth, John, Ambler Thorn
(Joiner, &c.)
Stocks, M., High St. (Plumber, &c.)
Wright, F ., Sandbeds (Plumber, &c.)
'\Tright, S., Sandbeds (Plumber, &c.)
RAINl'ON, Thirsk.
Kay, J., & Sons (Masons)
RAS1'RIOK, se• 8'6glwuse.
BAVENSTHOlfPE.
Barker, J. vV., North Rd. (Painter,
Clayton & Son, Huddersfield Rd .
(!'lumbers)
Jackson, T., Crawshaw St . (Joiner)
Oldroyd,J. ,Huddersfi eld Rd . (Mason)
Steam Joinery Co., Foundry St.
(Plumber)
'\Thitehead, C ., & Sons, North Rd.
(Masons)
Whitehead, J. H., North Rd. (Joiner)
RA TVDnN.
Minns, G. & R . (R .P .) , low Green
Richardson, J ., New !load Side
(Slater)
Rushworth, J. (Joiner)
Walker, J., & Sons (Joiners)
RAW Jlf.ARSH.
Alt,R.
Boo!, F. & T. (Pl umbers, &c .)
Lavrack, Tbos. (Joiner)
Pugh, Geo.RICHJlfOlfD.
Shaw, '\Vm. Newbiggin
1
Wade, G. R., Willington Place
RIPON.
Akers Bros .. Kirkgate (Painte rs)
A lmond,A.J.G.,S bcllgarths(Painter
Baynes, J., North St . (Slater)
Benson & vVhit, Kini;: St. !Pl umbers)
Blackburn, W .. 33 St. Mary's Gate
(Bricklayer, M aso n, & Plasterer)
Boddy, H., T7 Kirkgate (Joiner)
Bruce, R ., Allba llowgatc (B ricklayer
and Plasterer)
Bruce, T. ,4 WaterSkellgaterHr ckl yr .)
Calvert, J. R., Exors. of, North St.
Coldbeck, r
(Painters)
H., Canal Yard
Darnton, 1., Queen St. (Pa inter)
Dixon, W., Kirkgate .Plumber)
Florentine, ] os., King St. Mason)
Gowing, J . (R .P.). North t .
Harrison, T . (R . P.), North St.

Yorkshire-continued.
Tohnson, E., Low Skellgate (Joiner)
Lawley, J., Low Skellg>.te (Joiner)
Lowley.W. P., 30 Kirkgate (Painter)
Metcalfe , John, Kirkg-ate (Joiner)
Mitchell & Webster, Hecklar Houses
(Bricklyrs. , Masons & Plasterers)
Trees, A., Coltsgate Hill (Bricklyr.)
RIPPONTJEN.
Crawshaw Bros., Woodville
Holroyde. Joseph
Stafford_, J.
Rl8HWOR7'T-T.
Cockcroft, Tas., Pike End
Riley, E., :Sutts Green (Mason)
Whiteley, C. & W ., Slithero (Car
penters and J oiners)
Whiteley, J. (Carpenter and ]diner)
ROTHERHAM.
Appleyard & Sons , College Road
. 1\'.lasbro' (and Toiners} ' SO UTH CLIFF, SCARBORO'.
Bell, W., I40 Effingham St.
Bishop, J., III Effingham St.
Bywater, 0., Providence S t., Mas
bro' (and Joiner)
Carson,J .College H.d .,Masl>ro'(Plstr)
C~1:~~t;~. & Co., College Rd .;
Cooper, J., Rawmarsh Rd.
Cox, G., Exo rs. of, Warncliffe St.
Earnshaw, "\V. , l\1ary St., Masbro'
(and Mason)
Fox, 0., Mansfi eld Rd. (and Joiner)
]i'rugonc, F. L . Effingham St .
Gibbons1 J ., ~fasbro' St., Masbro
(Plumber) · SllEYJllELD.
Grafton, W., 92 Bethel Rd. (Joiner)
Green, C ., & Co., Wellg·ate
Green, Tbos. Walter St.
Heathcote, Hy., !19 Effingham St.
(Slater)
Hodkin, J ., Firbeck
Hutchinson,. Vv ., 69 Frederick St.
(Plumber)
Jarvis, John, Masbro' St., Masbro'
(Slater)
Jennison, Jos., 29 St . An n's Rd.
(Plasterer)
Leadbeater, F., Frederick St. (Plas-
terer)
Lister,T .,8 Masbro' Bridge (Plumber)
May, G. H., Ferham Rd., Holmes
(and Joiner)
Ogley, G., Ferh'a m St., Masbro'
(Joiner)
Outram, T. W., 35 Tusmore St.
(Joiner)
Ripley A. T., JI Percy St.
Saul, Geo., Masbro' (& Monl.Masn.)
Scott, J., IOO Clough Rd., Masbro'
(and Mason)
Scrivens,H., 10 Aldred St. (&Mason)
Simpson, C .,88 Norfolk St. (Plasterer)
S lack,\V . H., Main St. (Carver, &c.)
Sne ll, Richard, JI St. Ann's Rd.
Snell, Robert, Station Rd., Masbro'
(and Mason)
Tbornton,W., & Son,s3 Glass Ho. St.
Tradewell, . T., Parkgate
Treherne, W. FI., Parkgate
Walker, F., 7I Frederick St. (Slater)
Walker, T., 5 Morpeth St. (Slater)
Watson, W. B. (R.P.), IS Doncaster
Gate
Whittington, J. W., 67 St. Ann's Rd .
(Painter)
Woodh ead, G. Masbro' (and Joiner)
vVoolliscroft, G. R., 2I Market Hill
(Painter)
Wortley, ] .. 29 Drummond St. (Toiner)
Wright, Wm. , 25 Mansfieli:I Rd .
(Painter) ' brid ge Hotel , Scarboro'; JOHN
ROTHWELL, L"'ds .
Chapman, Toho
Chapman, Wm.
Copley, Walter (Joiner)
Stainer, Tbos.
ROYSTON, Bai·,,sley.
Cutts, C . & E.
RYBJLL, Wak,jield.
Hargreave, J. J. (Mason)
SAL1B URN-BY- THE-SEA.
A lton, W., 24 Montrose St. (Car-
penter and Joiner) . Fidler, T., Saville St. (Mason)
Biscombe, W., 12 Stanhope St. (Car-
penter and Joiner)
Cooper, G., 26 E merald St. (Mason)
Farrar, z., 2' Ruby St. (Whitesmith)
Gladstone, M ., Hilda Place
Hull, John, 28 Emerald St. (Joiner)
Hutton• J. & Wm.,Ox Close (Joiners)
]ones, JOhn, Station S t. (Plumber)
Mazzetti; D ., Milton St. (Painter)
Metcalfe,] obn,8 Amber S t . (Plum ber )
Porteo us, J. G.
Robinson , f. L., Diamond St. (Joinr.)
BUILDERS AND
Smith, W. H ., Diamond St.
Tunnicliff & Son, Ruby St. (Pain ters)
SCARBOROUGH.
Adamson, W. E ., S7 Castle Rd.
(Joiner)
Ap!' Jeby & Brogden, Sussex St.
(Smiths)
Atkinson, Wm., Alma Par. (Jnr.)
Rarry, J ., Trafalg-ar St. W.
Bastirnan, J., & Sons, 70 Victoria Rd.
(Bricklayers)
B land, J ., Aberdeen Walk (Joiner)
5EPTIMU5 BLAND,
Certified Plumber,
32 BAR. .St., .SCAR.BOR.0'.
BRANCH , Sr. MARTIN'S PLACE,
T-Vorhs execttted £nclude--
Spa Saloon Buildings, Scarboro';
Messrs. Verity & Hunt, A1·cht s.,
London. New Convent, Scarboro';
F . A. Walters, Esq., Archt., London.
Alterations to the Rall, Thornton -le -
Street, Yorks; G. H. Hunt, Esq.,
Areht., London. Alterations to the
North Sea Bathing Infirmary, Scar-
boro' ; Fowler Jones, Esq., Archt.,
York. Balmoral Hotel, Scarboro';
Messrs . Ro.II & Tugwell, Archts
Scarborot. Belvedere Ef'ltate, 19 la.rg~
House• , 6 Villas & Mansion; J .
Petch, Esq., Areht., Scarboro' . The
Cliffe, F lamborough, Yorks; Messrs.
Rall, Cooper & Davis, Arehts., Scar-
borough. Scarborough Union, New
Infirmary, &c. ; Messrs. Barry &
-·
Tugwell, Arehts., Scarboro'.
Bland. W . & J. l>i'., 33 Nelson St.
Bradley, G., & Sons, 90 W estborough
(Painters)
Carr, J., York Place (Joiner)
Craven, T., & Son'(R.Ps.), Newbro'
. St.
Fell, M. H., A lexandra Park
Foster, J., Exors . of, Victoria Rd
(Joiners)
Fowler, L., Wykeham St.
Hardgrove, i.,Haugh Hou'e (Slater)
Hardgrove, .,Belle Vue Par. 1 S later)
Hunter & ' mith, SS Franklin St.
(Bricklayers)
Inglis. T .. 8 Ho>:ton Rd. (Joiner)
JOHN JARAM
&
& SONS I
Bulldero Contre.ctol'S,
16 GLADSTONE STREET,
SCARBORO',
Seven Large Houses , Belvedere ,
South Cliff, Scarboro'; JOHN
PKTCH, ERq., Archt., Scarboro'.
IV1ain Sewerage for the Scarboro'
Corporation; JOSEPH PETCH,
Esq., Surveyor.
Mansion for Maj or Smorthwaitc;
F . A. TUGWELL, Esq. , Archt.,
Scarboro'.
Extension of Lloyd's Cottage
Hospital, Bridlington; Mess1·s.
SMITH & BnoADRJnK, Archts., Rull.
Lii eboatHouse ,Filey;-MALCOLM,
Esq., Areht. to Lifeboat Institute:
Extensive Alterations to Cam-
PETCH, Esq. , Archt ., Scarboro' .
New Wing to Ramsdale Bank
for Lieut. Col. Stebles; HALL
& TuowELL, Archts., Scarboro' .
New Wing to Park Lea,Scarboro'
for Dr. lJale ; DA LE OLIVER,
Esq., Arcbt. , Carli•le.
Alterations and Additions to the
Scarboro ugh Workhouse, New
Board Rooms, lnfirmary and
Laundry; Messrs. BARRY & TUG-
WELL. Archt.s., Scarboro'.
New Wing to Raven Hall Hotel ,
Ravcnscar. for the Peak Estate
Co.,Ltd . ; Messr•. F. A. &S. TUG-
WELL, Ar<'ht~. , Scarboro'.
New Hotel at Sandsend,Whitby,
for the Norther n Brewel'ies, Ltd.;
F. Tugwell , A.R.I.B.A., Aroht.,
Rc11.rboro' .
Lowsey, T. B., Victoria Rd. (Joiner)
ivingston, T. B., _42 Haddow Ter.,
Aberdeen Walk (Bricklayer)
Lowe , A . ]., Aberdeen Walk (Smith)
CONTRACTORS.
y orkshire-continued.
Manson, S., n8 Victoria Rd. (Joine r )
Marshall & Sons, Cemetery Rd.
Maynard, D. (R.P. ), 32 Castle Rd.
Moore, A .,z3 West Bank (Bricklayer)
Oates, James, & Sons. 4 B runswick
Ter. .(Bricklayers)
Padbury, ] ., ,&Sons, Trinity.\Vorlrs
Petch, W . Thos., Victoria Rd.
Pickup, H ., Brooke St. (Smith)
Pullan, Chas.l !'-othbury St. (Slater)
Sc~l es , . G ., Mel'.ose. St. (Toiner)
Spmk, Jas., r72 V1ctona Ra. (Joiner)
Stephenson B ros. (R.P.s) Queen St.
Wanless, ]., W estborough (Painter)
\~Tatkmson, R. , Barwick St.
W el!burn, A. G., 79 North St.
(Joiner)
Wells, G . F .. Waterhous e La. (Plbr.)
Wrightson, II. A ., & Son, 22 Bar St.
8EDBERGH.
Baxter, H. N ., Main St.
Brassington, J. H. (Mason)
Sedgwick, M.
Wadesou Bros. (Plumbers)
SELBY.
Abbott, W ., Wide S . . (Joiner)
Foster, G., Gowthorpc St. (Joiner)
Foster, IL, Gowthorpe St. (Brick
layer)
Gregory, B., Burn, near
i;,omas, M., Ousegate (Mason)
Sw•ft, A. R., Ch~ffch Hill (Plum ber)
U ll athorne, J .. 1 nmty Works
· SliADW .ELL, Leeds.
Knapton, William (Stonemason)
AIAat. G. C ., 9 Grimesthorpe Rd.
Ash , Son, & Bigg-in, 13-17 Furnival
St., Moorhead
Ashfortb, F., 227 Barnsley Rd., P its -
moor
Astlin g, J., Brotherton St.
Ayre, F ., IJ2 Langsett Road
Barnaby, G. , 16 Scott Rd., Pitsmoor
Bartram, Wm., Elm Tree Hill
(Joiner)
Bee, T., & Son, London Rd. S.,Heeley
l:llacrc, (J-., Bennett St. (] oiner)
Hoot. H., 96 Oxford Rd. (joiner)
Booth, W. H., 8I Washington l<oad
(Joinr.:r) '
Booth, John, 94 Milton St.
Boulby, J., & Sons, Charlotte St .
Bown, .E:dward, 15 Clarence St.
Broomhill (Sla ter, Plasterer, &c .)
Bradbury, A ., 127 Clarence St.
(Mason & Furuace Bldr. )
Bradley, F., +o Carver St.
Braithwaite & Co. (R. P .), Carver St.
Bridges, W. A . (R.P.), rns and 107
Washington Rd.
Brown , D., I87 Whitham Rd.
(Joiner)
Brumby. H .. Highfield
Bush, W., s6 Charlotte St.
Carr, G., 65 Carlisle St. E. (l\fason )
Chadwick, C., fJz So11s 1 Victoria St.,
Glossop Rd . (Sl a ters & P lasterers)
Chandler, W., Fitzwilliam St.
(Joiner)
Cook, J. D., Meersbrook Park Rd.,
Heeley
Cooke, H . & Son , Lawren ce St .
Attercliffe (& Joiners)
Corrie, J.B .. & Sons lR.P .), 33 and
35 Carver St.
Coward, J., Duke St. Park
Crooks, W ., & Son, 127 Devonshi re
St. (Joiners)
Cullabine, J. , & Co. (R . P.) , 96
Dt:>vonsbire St.
Dan iels, Jos., 24 Brookfield Rd.
Dawson, Jones, & Co., 200 Broom-
hall St. (Joiners)
Dyson ~ohnson, 68I London Rd .
Heely ( oiners)
El)is & etherall, so Fitzwilliam St.
(Slaters)
Ellis, A., 127 Hanging-water Rd.
Elliston, P ., & Son, Cobden View,
Crook (Roads, &c.)
Esbelby, J ., Spring St.
Eyre, F ., r32 Laugsett Rd .
Farr ow, Chas., 73 l\!Ionmoutb St .
(Toiner)
Flowerclay, V..' . S., & Sons, Saville,
St. ( 1omers)
Forsdike, ~7 • & A. , 24-30 St . Mary's
Rd. (Joiners, &c.)
Freckingham, H., 72 Wicker ;Brklr.)
Gillam, C . H., 95 Sharrow Lane
Girling, W., 42 Sharrow St.
Glossop, . C ., 100 Walkley Bank
Rd . (Masons & Bricklayer s)
Good ie r, _T . , & Son, 16 a nd r8Netber ·
thorpe Pl., Portrnabon lPaiuters )
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Goulder, J., 44 Daniel Hill, Upper-
thorpe
Grantham. W., C hancel St., Park
Grayson, R., IJS Walkley Bank Rd,
Greenwood, J., Attercliffe
G rey, T. & ~ons, Plumpers Rd.,
F i.nsl ey (Joiners)
~an~ock, J., & Son, Nether Green
Harrison, \V. E ., Regent Ter.
l Steeplcj ack)
Helliwell,G.J., \VoodRd ., H illsbro'
(Mason)
Hepworth, A . s., III-IIS vVest St.
(Painter, etc.)
Rodkin & Jones, Queen's Rd.
(Plasterers and Concreters)
Hodkin,J. H.,Wrigbt's Hill (Joiner)
Holmes, H ., Upper Hanover St.
(Joiner)
Holmes, J., SS Napier St.
Iiorner, -, 120 Young St. (T oiner)
Hudson & Dore, Daniel l!ill St.
(Slaters and Plasterers)
Hunt, Robt., 85 Empire Rd.
Ingram, G ., Bo Amberley Rd., Atter-
cliffe Common
Ireson, E., 57 Weston St.
Jeckells, F., Victoria llikt., Glossop
Rd . (Decorator)
Johnson, J. S. , I99 South St., Moor
Keeton, John, Intake
Kirkham, Wm. , Brinswort h Road,
Attercliffe (Furnace Builders )
Lee, ] ., lVloncrieffc Rd., Sharrow
L ee, T ., 54 St. Mary's H.d. (Jnr.)
Lingard, H., 1,36 Fitzwilliam St.
Longden, G,. , & Son, Neepscnd Lane
Lynn, W., Sheaf St.
Malpass, Geo., I72 Crabtree Rd.
Marsden, R. , Mytbam Bridge, near
Martin & Hughes, 4 C lub St.
Masso n, James, 3 Talbot St. ( Toiner)
:Mastin, J ., & Sons, 15 Cavendish St.
(Masons)
May, W ., 53 :lfolbourne Rd.
:M eJ:owcs & Co., Corporation St.
(Plumbers, G laziers, and Roofing
Engineers)
1'.1oore, A., 12 Wharncliffe Rd.
l\1lorton, J., iog John St., Bramall
Lane
Norton, J., & Son, 122 Queen St.
1l'lumber s)
O'Neil , D., & Son, 99 Bower Rd.,
Spring Hill (Masons)
Oxley, G. & E., S Upper Hanover
St. (Joiners)
Parsons, S ., s Lambert St. (Jnr.)
Pearson, J ., 19 Stafford Rd.
l'eel & Fox, William St.
Petfield, B. (R.P.), 5 Cavendish St.
(and G lazier)
Pinder Bros., fotake (Masons)
Powell , B., & Son, 37 Cavendish St.
(Masons)
Proctor, H ., 31 Fitzwillia111 St.
(Slater)
Raw & Son, Cowlishaw Rd.
l<.idal, F., 8 Cobden View Rd.
(lllason )
Roberts, C., Attcrcliffe Common
Koberts, G ., 259 Ecclesall Rd.
Kobcrtson, J. 'r., 61 & 85 William St.
( J oiner)
H.. opcr, T., n Ashdell Rd.,
Broombill
~anda ll, \Nm., 75 Crookes
Saul, \~tin., J(ingston .St.
Shepherd & Nunn, 103 Rockghm. St.
Sheppard, J ., M ee rs brook
Sivel, Geo. , x58 South View 1'.d.
Slack, D., 'vVinter St. (Joiner)
Smith & Snape, 84 \Vest St.
(Painters)
Spink, J., 96 Oxford Rd.
Spurr, G ., IJS Gell St.
Stainfortb & Lee , Holly Lane
\S laters)
Statham, W. (R.P.) , 64 Fitz-
william St.
Summers, S., 17 Balaclava Rd .
\Joiners)
Taylor, T ., Reed St. (Joiner)
Thicket!, G. (R .P .). 67 Corportn . St.
Thompson & Co., ·lo8 Sgrin gball Rd.,
Crookes
Tomlinson, J ., & Sou , Lyons St.
Townrow, M. I.. Nether Green
(Joiner)
Tune , V\T. T., II3 Attcrcliffc Rd .
(Slater, Tifer, &c.)
Turner, A., Rockingham St.
Turton, H. , Mecrsbrook Bank
Unwin (Ca rter), & Son, 36 Earsbam
St. (Plasterers)
Vasey, J., &Son. 87 London l~d.
\Vaddilove, I-I. (R .P .) , 26 Broad St .
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Y orkshire-continued.
Walker, R . J., 75 & 77 Charles St.
(Plumber and Glazier)
BUILDER, CONTRACTOR,
Stone Merchant ,C. Quarry Owner,
379 OUEEN'S ROAD
(Late of Intake Road),
SHEFFIELD .
Ashlar, Sawn H eads, and Cills
al ways in stock .
Stone Y111·d mid Saw J/ills-
QU EEN'S ROAD.
.............................................
Wbeen, J. & H., J7 Porter St,
White, A ., Attercliffe Common
Whitc,J.,& Son, Burton Rd. (Mason)
Wildgoose, L. T ., n5 Empire Rd.
'\Vilkinson, T., & Sons, 206 Glead-
less Rd., Heeley, n ear
\Vilson , Matthew, Talbot St.
Wis , J., & Sons, 482 Glossop Rd.
(Joiners) • S WA N /,JIND (Brough ).
'\Volstenholme, B., 178 Broad Lane
SHEPLEY, Iluddersji eld.
J ess, A.
SFIE!lDURN, South 1llilford, R.S.O.
Harl and, R.
Thompson, VV., & 'ons
ST!IPLEY.
Atkins. W., 41 Carr La. (Joiner)
Cryer Bros .
Bairstow, Tas.
Dawson, }i'., & Sons, Carr Lane
Deacon, J., Wharf St . (Maso n, &c .)
Hobson, E., Leeds Rd., Windhill
Holden, J., Windhill
Ives , W., & Co. (Joiners)
Moody,J. W.
Parker, A., Carr Lane
Pitts, W., & Sons, Field St. (Mason)
Rhodes Bros. (Masons & Toiners)
Shackleton, Jones & Cbadwick,
Frizinghall
Taylor, R. D. (R.P .), Otley Rd.
Wilks (R.P.) & Ross, W estgate
.S!LSTHN, /(cig"1ey.
Driver& Lee
SKiJ,L1'0N, York.
Middl eton, C.
Sharp, J., Yeoman St.
SKb'L1'0N-IN-CLEVELAND,
R .S.O.
Gowland, J.M. (R.P.)
Tate, A., 89 High St. (Painter)
SKIPTON.
Bailey, T., Keighley Rd. (Plasterer)
Baldwin, D., Keighley Rd. (Plumber)
Boothman, S . (Plumber)
Calvert, Arthur (R .P ), Otley St.
Duckett, T., 'ackville St. (Maso n)
Horner, l<. (R.P.), High St. ' 1'flUllGOJ,A.VD, Sli<f}idd .
Horner, J., & Son, Keighley Rd.
(Masons)
Kirk, B., Carlton Rd. (Mason)
Mason, G. H. (R.P.), 54 High St .
Pickles, T., Oakley St. (lllason)
Roberts, W., & So n (Joiners)
Shuttleworth, vV., Keighley Rd.
(Plaste rer)
Smith , J. & J., Milton St.
Thornton, R., Keighley Rd. (S later)
Thornton, T., Otley S t. (Joiner)
Williams,S., Hollywell Cot. (Mason)
\Vindle, J., & Son, 18 Canal St.
(Joiners)
ST,AJTHJVAI1'E.
England, E., & Sons
H olyroyd, W ..i. Crimble
Varley, J., & .::>on
snuTH BANK.
Atkinson J .
Bulmer,i.
Dandy, ., 5 Upper l:l'Iillbank St.
Radge, V., 18 Redcar Rd.
Severs, J.
Walke r, Geo.
BUILDERS AND
SOUTll NILFORD, R .S.O.
Elsworth, T .
Sundorland, J. (Joiner)
sn WERBY BRIDGE.
Dyson, T., Greemys's T er. (Slater)
Fox, '\V., & Sons . Bolton Brow
(Joiners & Plumbo1s)
Longbottom, R., Norland (Mason)
Wlallinson, B. & Sons, Bo! ton Brow
(Painters)
Rile;'> J., Tull Lane (Mason)
Robinson, ,V., & Sons (Slaters)
Stafford, J. (R.P. ) West St.
Sutcliffe, 'Vm., Marsh (Mason)
Turner, J., & Sons, Burnley Rd .
(Masons)
vVhitehead, E., & Co., 21 W est St.
(Painters)
Whiteley, G., W est End (Slater
and Plasterer )
Whittaker, L., Norland (Joiner)
S TAINLANJJ.
Cookson, T. (Joiner)
Edwards, B., & Sons (Masons)
Helliwell, J., Stainery (Mason)
Park, A. (Carpenter and Joiner)
Townsend, B., & Sons (Painters)
STANNINGLJtY, L.eds.
Laycock, J., & Sons, Richardshaw
Lane (P lasterers)
Mann, J . B., Bradford Rd. (Joiner)
Pennington, H., Town St . (Plumbe r)
Thom{>son, F., Bradford Rd. (Slater)
SUTTON, Hul1.
Carrick, A. ({ oiner)
Easingwood, i', (Brick layer)
Sonley, J.B . (Joiner)
Andrew, \V. (Joine r)
Kirby, J. (Bricklayer)
SlVINTON, nea1· Rotherham.
Bower, E.l., Church ~t.
Bower, J . ., Statwn St.
Holt, J., Bridge St.
Kemp, C., Bridge St. (Slater)
TA DOA STER.
Bilbrougb, Geo ., Victoria Ter.
Brayshaw, John, \Vctherby Rd .
Fairbourn, H., Bridge St. (Painter)
Grocock, \V. ( Toiner)
] ackson, Ed., ~V cstgate (Joiner)
Marshall, J., Kirkg'ate (Painter)
Tindall, Geo. F. (R.P.), Bridge St.
'Nharton, - , Kirkgate (Plumber)
1'1111181(.
Halliday, J., Ase nby, n~ar (Joiner)
Tackson, \ ·V., 'Westgate
Manfield, C. K., Sowerby Ter.
Ruecroft, J. D., Sowe rby (Joiner)
1'IIORNABY- ON-TEES.
Alcock, Hy., Bon Lea Ter.
H enderson,\¥ . & H ., Harewood Ter.
mith, VV., ~1andale Rd.
1'IJn11NIJILL, Dewsbury.
Ingham, H. ( Toincr)
Lod.ge, Ci (Piumber)
She,t1cl, E. P.
Smith, B. (Plumber)
Wilco,ck, E. (Mason)
TH ORN T ON, R1·adford.
Fielding, F., Crown Inn
Robinson, Frank, Storr Heights
Rouse, J. W., High St.
Varley & Roebuck, Market St.
(Plumbers & Painters)
1'1101/N1'0N-LE- OLAY.
Danby, W.
Laycock , W.
'l'HURNSOOE, near Rotlu:rliam..
Hamil ton, Sidney (Joiner)
1'10KKilL, Rotherham.
Rawson,R. liarvey, Westgate Wks.
1'1.J/Bl,E, G!lEAT, nea·r Otley .
Dickinson, J.
TOD1lfORDEN.
Astin & Barker (Ironfounde:s)
Barkcr,J ohn, Limeholrne,nr. (Mason)
Blacka, .Tas., Victoria Rd.(Plastere r)
Blac ka, T., Stansfield Rd . (Plstr. )
Crossley, A., Stansfield Rd. (Joiner)
Crossley, A., Gauxholme (Joine r)
Davis, Fred ., George St. (Plumber)
Davis, Thos., Bridge End (Plumber)
Greenwood, T., Limcbolme (Joiner)
Ingham& H eselde n, Cornholme(Jnrs)
Ingram, R. H. (Plumber)
Law, T.,White Hart Fold (Plumber)
Lumb, B., Woodlands Av. (Mason)
l\fallison, M., Stansfield Rd . (Joiner)
Mitchell, '\V., Cornbolme (Plasterer)
Scott, Geo., Cambridge St. (Mason)
CONTRACTORS.
Y orkshire-continued.
Sutcliffe, J ohn, Baltimore (Joiner)
Sutcliffe, os., Limeholme (Toiner)
Uttley, John, Fielden Sq. (Plumbe r)
Waller, Alfd., Halifax Rd. (Plumber)
\Vhittaker, Mrs., Dale St. (Plumbe r)
Wrig ley & Sons, York St. (Painters
& Plasterers}
1'REE1'0N, Rotherham.
Foers, Frederick
1'11IANGLE, Hallj'a x .
Greenwood, J. (Carpenter & Joiner)
Lumb, G. (Painter)
\Vhiteley, L . (Carpenter & Joiner)
UPl'Ell 1~IILL, Oldlui11<.
Hinchcliffe, J. (Mason)
Noble & Son, High St . (loiners)
P latt, E .W . (Painter a na Decorator)
Radcliffe & llowlands
Whitehead, E.
TJ1'LEY, Keighley.
Hillary, W., & Sons (Masons)
S mith, E., & Son (Maso ns )
WADSDO:Y BRIDGE, Sli~(fitld .
Bertram, J.
C rowther, T. P.
Nelson, T .
WA KEFIELD .
Abson & Hesling, Charlotte St. (and
Joiners)
Armitage, J . , Coach Rd.
Ashton, G., The Grove (Joine r)
Atkinson, S . (H.. P.), Calcfe r Vale Rd.
Atkinson, W . J., Commercial St .
(Joiner)
Bagnall Bros.,Eastmoor Rd. (Masons
and Bricksctters)
Batley, G ., Queen St. (Iron founder)
Blackburn, H., Albion Ct. (Joiner)
Blakey, G., 25 Barslow Sq. (Shop
front)
Bramald & Broadhead, Kirkgate
(and Joiners)
Broadbent & Sons, t6o Kirkgate
(Pai nte rs )
Brooke, J. (R.P.),9 Cross St.,
Cheesborough, J., Staurey, near
(Joiner )
Crossley, G., Strafford Sq . (Joiner)
D enholm, F. W., & Co.,Drury Lane
(Masons and Bricklayers)
Dennison, C . S., W estgate
Denison, J., Denby Dale Rd. (Brick-
layer & Mason)
Driver, C., 23Arundel St. {Plasterer)
Ellis, T., 21 Saville St. (Plumber)
~Ivey, E. A. , Regent St., Belle V11e
1
Iilower, J . .::>. , & Bros., York St .
(B ri ckl aye rs and Stonemasons)
Furness, A., E. Ardsley, nr. (Brklr.)
Goodall, Lister & Goodall, Borough
Market (Painters )
Hall, Sam!., Lake Loch Rd.
Hawes, J. R., Belle Vue
Higgins and Pashley, Brook St.
(Masons & Bricklayers)
Hodgkinson, VVm ., Thornes Lane
(Brick layer, &c.)
Holmes. \.Vm. , Stanley, near (Joiner)
Iiowden, T. , & Son, Union Fdy.
(Engineers & lroofoundcrs)
Ibhottson, N .. Clarion St. (Joiner)
Illingworth~ }., 14 Rank St. (Slater)
Judge, W .. ::.outhgate 'Works (Joiner)
Kirk, E. (R.P.) , 9 Cheapside
Kitson, W., & Son, Denby Dale Rd.
(Masons)
Lee, Tom, Howard St.
Lloyd, J ., Bank St. (Joiner)
.L.ockwood, B., Horbury Rd. (and
Bricklayer)
Manks, F ., Back Lane (Plnmber)
l\ilarrc n & Stanwix, Howard St .
(Masons & Bricklayers)
Mitchell, F .. Smyth St. (Slater)
Mosley, F . E . (R.P.), 44 Northgate
Moss, W. H., King St. (Plumber)
Mountain, Geo ., Teall ~ t.
Mountain, J. & J., Gill's Yard,
N orthgate (Joiners)
Moxon, T., J. "Little Bull" Yard,
Westgate (Painter, &c.)
Newsome & Johnson, aville St.
(Joiners)
Nicholson, 'vV. H.,Jocob's \VellLanc
(Bricklayer)
Oakes,A.,& on,,"lestgate.(Ironfndrs)
Powell, G.\ Cross St. \Painter )
Rayner, S ., & Son, Southgate
(Painters)
Rycroft, C. F., 8 Park St. (Slater) -.
Scaife, J., Lord Rodn ey Yd . (Plumbr)
Season, J., Thornhill St. ( later)
Squires, C., Sanderson St. (Joiner)
Stead, G . E., Belle Vue (Plumber)
Stail:ord, E'. (R.P.), Ma rket St.
Storr, S., & Sons, Brooke St. (and
Bricklayer)
Summers, G., Northgate (and
Bricklayer) .
Tattersall, T. C., Thornhill St.
(Plasterer)
Thompson, H.& J .\V.,Windmill Yard
(Painte rs)
Thresh Bros., Stamp Office Yard
Turner, C .. & Sons, 7 Wood St.
(Painters)
Wild, G . F. (R.P. 1, 181,Kirkgate
Wilson, T. & G., Park ane (and
Bricklayer)
Woodhead, J. (R.P.), Charlotte St.
WARLEY, Halifax.
Mitchell, T., Hoyle Green
Turner, J. (Mason and Bricklayer)
WA TH- UPON-JJEA.RNE,
Fuller, Thos.
Rothuham.
WENTWOR1'H, Rotlicrhan"
Bower, G. (Joiner)
Cooper, W ., Lea Brook (Slater)
Sydes, J. (Painter)
WETHERBY.
Allan, Arthur S ., High St. (Joiner)
Illingworth, Geo.
Thain, G . B., North Works
WH11'BY.
Brain, J., Si lver St.
Coverdale & Longhorn, Spring Hill
Fletcher, Tbos., Love Lane
Gladstone, J., Westcliff
Harland, R., J Cleveland Ter.
Langdale & Sons, 6 1 Baxtergate
Palfra man, A., Chubb Hill Rd.
Smith, B., Silver St. (Joine r)
White, J., I I \.Vindsor Ter.
Wilson, R., New Quay
Winterburn Chas., I I Silver St.
1
WILLEllBY, Hull.
Stephenson, N . (Bricklayer)
WILSDEN, Brad.fm·d.
Greenwood, Stephen (Mason)
Hanson, _T ., l\1ain St. (D ecorator)
Hardy & l<irth (Masons)
WITIIEIINSEA, Hull.
Carr,'\¥. H.
Kirkwood, L. (Joiner)
8ergeant 1 H . CJ oiner)
~VOMB ~Vllbb, near Barnsley.
Broadbent, C., Broomhill
Broadbeant, W.,Barnsley Rd. (Msn.)
El liott, H., Low Vall ey (Bricklayer )
Elliott, J., Barnsley Rd . (Bricklayer)
Tohnson , Wm ., Rawson St. (l\1ason)
Linford, Chas. (Joine r)
i\IarrisonJ. A., Barnslel' Rd. (Joiner)
Pepper, i-I., Melville St. IJ oiner)
Saville, Jas., Station Rd. (Plumber)
Snowden, T.. & Son (R. P s.)
Ward,F.B .,BarnsleyRd.(Hricklayer)
Whitehead, J., Station ]:{d . (Joiner)
WOIISBO/WUGH, near Barns'ley.
Guest, \Vm., Blacker Hill (Mason)
Hammerton Bros. ( Tnrs. 1 P lbs.,&c .)
Higham & Porter (}lfasons )
Robinson, F. G ., Birdwell
W 1r]( E, near !Jrttdf<n·d.
Birkby, H., & Sons (Masons)
Fairburn, Huddersfield Rd. (Mason/
YARM.
Doughty, H ., & Sons
YEADON.
Firth, A., H enshaw (Plaste rer)
Flesher, \V ., & .Sons
Greaves, F . W. (R. P .)
Huby, J. (Mason)
Hustler, W. (Toiner, &c.)
Mitchell, Yeadon & Sons (Maso ns;
I"ORK.
Anderson, H ., 25 Layertborpe
Ankers, l" 4 Dove St. (] oiner)
Atkcn, .F: ., Granville Tcr. , .H ull Rd .
Hailey & Doughty, 10 Cromwell Rd.
(Painters)
Barnes & Coy, 4 New St.
Barry, T. P., Park Crescent
Bellerby, W., and Sons, Petergate
(Painters)
Bellcrby, \V., Hungate (Joiner)
Birch, F. W., Railway St. (Plumber)
Birch, T. (R.P.), Blossom St.
Birch, \V., Barbican Rd.
~ Birkill, C., 19 Avenue Ter., Clifton
Biscombi:. & T., Lime St. Hungate
1
Borwe ll, ., 23 Laye rthorpe
Brown, "' Dringhouses (] oiner)
Chapman , \V., SJ Hanover St.
Close, \ V. C., 42 carbornugh Ter.

Yorkshire-continued.
Coleman, H., Avenue Ter., Clifton
(Bricklayer)
Cooper, J. W., 52 Scarcroft Iiill
Creighton, Geo., Fishergate
Dearlove, G., Fetter Lane (Smith)
Dennison , W., 50 Marr.gate
Dent, R., Lord Mayors Walk
Dirnmey, W., 10 Scarcroft Rd.
(Joine r)
Dixon, J., Hcworth (Joine r)
Docking, S ., St Micklcgate (Plumbr. )
Dodgson & Son, Alex andra Tcr.,
Bisbopshill (Slate rs)
Dodsworth , J.,& Sons, 5 Cherry Hill,
C le mcnthorpe (Pai nters)
Douglas, J ., Fountayue St.
Dove, l\'1. & Son, Paveme nt
E llerby, R., Haxby Rd .
Farrow, H., Monkgate (Joiner)
Gladi n, W . J., Castlegate (Plumber )
Gray, G ., 9 Eastern Tcr. (P lasterer)
Gray, R .. 4 Priory St . (Joiner)
Grimes, W. T., Oxford t .. H olgat e
Rd.
H a ll, G., Cromwell Rd . (Mason)
Hard.grave, T., Skeldergate (Slater)
Harrison, W., & Co .. A ldwark
Ha rtley &Ashby,Bla kc St . (Painters)
Hart ley, J., UQper Newboro ugb St.
Hetherington,E., Avondale Crescent
Hick & Hobson, 8 Little Stonegate
(Joiners)
H odgson, T . G., r 2 Grape Lane,
Petergate (Plumber. &c.)
Hopkin s. Hy., 30 High P etergate
(Plumber )
Jackson & Lickey, hipton St.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. 447
Yorkshire-continued.
Oxtoby, T. M., Fawcett St., Cattle
Mitchell, Jas., Fishergate Market (Pai nter)
Martin, C., 3 Longfield T e r., Parker & Sharp, Peasholme Green
Booth am Pearson , R., Good ramgate (Pa inte r}
ESTABLISHED 1856•
1'1.oss, G ., 24 Lawrence St. l'lows, J ., St. l\Iaurice Rd. (Mason)
Moyse r, T., & Son , Monkgate P ottage, E:... Holgate Rd. (Joine r )
(Plumbers. &c .)
JOHN KESWICK & SONS, Naylor, G ., Un ion T eo. (Bricklyr.)
Rawling, ~ ., & Sons, Swinegate
(Plasterers )
Nicholson Bros., Barton-le-W11lows , Rawling, T. 1 42 St. Andrewgate
CONTRACTORS. hepherd, F., Piccadilly
S herry, H ., E mil y St., Hull Rd.
MASONS, BR ICKLAYERS, JOINER S•;
CARPENTERS, ETC. Simpson , t'
Shouksmith, ] . H .. l\Iicklcgate
East Par. Heworth Rd.
Simpson, . , & Son, Priory St.
Smithers, ., 13 Blossom St .(Joiner)
Residence- Smithson, H ., Micklegate (Joiner)
Plumber,
I
35 Blossom Street, York, Snowdon G .. Penley Grove St.
Spence, G., L ayertho rpe(Brickl ayer)
Works- Glazier and Gasfitter, Spofforth, T ., Nth . Par., Bootham
Swalwell,J., Clarence St. (Mason)
Blossom Street & The Crescent. Thomas, J., 50 Stonega.te (P~i!1ter).
Railway Contractor. Toml inson·Walker, \V., V 1ctona
Office-
Blossom Street.
I
....
SPECIAL ATTENTION AND
Ironworks, Walmgate
Thompson, ].,Nunnery Lane(:Mason}
Tindall, G. & T., Fisbergate (Pl um-
bers and Painters)
Tinson , J., 55 Monkgate (B ricklaye r
Contractors to H .M. Prison Com- ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR SAN- & Mason)
missioners .
..................................
I ITARY WORK.
....
Turne r, H. E ., Lawre nce St.
Underwood Bros .. Petcrgate
Usher, vV., Hull Rd.
\ ·Vainhousc, \\' ., Parliament Street
K ey, J ohn, Piccadilly (Joiner) Mickle~ate, YORK. (Rlec . Engr. )
Kidd, G . H ., 21 De Grey St.
Lcedha.m A ., 21 Hamblt"don Tcr.
1
Lupton,J. (R.P.), Monkgate
I ESTABLISHED 182'.
Walker, G ., 17 Little Stonelj'ate
"\Vatson, E., Lowther St.(Bnckloyer)
W elburn, T., 4 Blake St. (Painter)
McLaren. vV. F., Shipton St. ' >Vood, 1. T ., tr Nunthorpe }{d .
Mansfield,G., HartsTer.Layerthorp e Wood, R., Gi llygate (Plumber)
 448
ABERDEEN. ; McGregor & Shand, 57 Charlotte St .
Adam, A., & Co., 4 Hutcbeon St.
(Slaters)
Ande rson, J . F. (R .P.), 2 Bath St.
Bain, Geo., 27 Hutcbeon St. (Slater)
Bannochie, J., & Sons, 19 Belmont
St. (Plasterers, Tile Fixers, &c .)
Barron & Son, 16 and 18 Loeb St.
(Painters and G rainers)
Bisset, P ., & Son, Willowdale Pl.,
West North St. (Masons)
B laikie & Sons, Littlejohn St.
(Plumbers)
Brown, Alex., & Sons, 42 Catherine
St. (Carpenters)
Bruce, G.,36I George St. (Carpenter)
Bryce , H . & J . (R.P .), 24 Upper
Kirkgate
Buchan, W.,Victoria B ldgs.(Mason)
Campbell,G.(R.P.) ,1 DeeVillageRd.
Campbell, J. (R.P.), Dee St .
Cheyne, A ., 87 Holburn St. (Mason)
Copland, Edwd., 85 Rosemount
Viaduct (Painter)
Copland, J obn, 54 Hutcbeon St·
(Slater)
Copland, W. C., & Co., 9 Broadford
l'l. (Slaters)
Coutts. Wm. , & Sons, 2r6n Union
St. (Painters)
Coutts, 'Nm., 16 Cbattan Pl. (Slater)
Currie, G ., 31 Gilcomston Park
(Slater)
Davidson, G., Junr., 8 Thistle St.
(Slater)
• Dawson, W., 74 Huntly St . (Carpen-
ter)
Duguid, G., Kintore Pl. (Mason)
Duncan, Jas., 54 Justice Mill Lane
(Carpenter)
E lmslie, A. G. (R.P.), Rose S t .
Fa rquhar, Geo., 42 Union Row
(Slater)
Farquhar, Geo., Jun ., 360 Gt. North -
ern Rd . (Slate r )
Farquhar, J ., 20 Broom hill P l. (Car-
penter)
Farquharson,W.,Fraser Rd. (Ma.son)
Ferguson & Co., 4 Alford Pl.
(Painters)
Forbes, W . D., 35A Chapel St. (Car-
penter)
Fordyce, G., & Co. , Fraser Rd.
(Masons)
Fotheringham, R., 132 Hutcbeon St.
·west (Plumbe r ~
Franklin & Fiddes , 54 Al bert St.
(Plumbers)
Fyfe , J. & S., I I D ee St. (Painters &
Glaziers)
Gall & Walker, 45 R ichmond St.
(Masons)
Garvie,J., &Sons, 234&236Union St.
(Painters and Glass Stainers)
Garvie, J., & Sons, 55 Rose St . (Car-
penters & Carvers)
Gauld, E., Gilcomston Ter. ~ Mason)
Gauld, J., Gilcomston P a rk (Mason)
Gill, J., 74 Woolmanhill (Carpente r )
Gordon , C., 82 Powis l'l. (Mason)
G,ordon, Vv., 4A Crown 1 er . (Mill -
wri ght)
Gordon & Watt, 39 and 41 "\¥ oolman
Hill (Painters, &c.)
Greig and Craib, 16 Broomhill Rd.
(Masons)
Green, J., 27~ Short Leanings (Car-
penter )
Hall, Alexr., 21 Mid Stocket Rd.
(Carpente r)
Hall , G., 74 Blenheim Pl. (Mason)
Harper, A., 13 Summerfield T er .
(Slater)
Harper, J., 26 S . Constitutn.St.(Sltr.)
Hay,R. & J., Rosebank Pl.(Carptrs.)
H enderson , J., 25 Summer St . tCar -
pcnter)
Hendry & K e ith, 21 Gi1comston Park
(Carpente rs)
Jamieson, G ., 654 Gt . Northern Rd.,
Woodside (Carpenter)
King & Milne, 49 Mabe rley St. (Car-
penters)
King, Jas., & Co. , 27 Fraser PI.
(Masons)
Kirk, J ., & Co., 124 Huntly St.
(Plasterers )
Kirkton, J. , 185 King St . (Caq1.enter )
Law, A. , 162 Broombi1l Rd . lSlate r)
Leslie &Hay,Fraser Rd. (Carpcnters)
Macandrew, D . , & Co., 120 Loch St.
( & C1t1-penters)
BUI LDERS AND
3. Scotland.
(Slaters)
McRobbie & Milne, 5 Albert Place
(Carpenters)
Maitland,C.,171 Union G r ove(Slater )
Martin, Adam , 50 Leadside R d.
(Slater)
Mason, J., & Sons, 36 & 38 Queen St.
(Painters)
Masson & Sellar, Roge rs \Valk
(Plasterers)
Mathieson,}., Man nafield (Carptr.)
Matthews, . (R.P.), 70 ·woolmanhill
Merson & Stewart, 9 Catherine St.
(Slaters)
Merson, A. E., 16 Dee St. (Slater)
Milne , A ., & Son, Bonnymu ir l?l.
(Masons)
Milne , J . & A., 603 Geor ge St.
(Slaters)
Monroe, Jas . (R.P.), 96 Holburn St.
M.u r ray, A., 178 and 190 King St.
(Slater) · Louden , T., & Sons, 100 H igh St .
Ogilvie, D., 30 C hapel St. (Plumber)
Petrie, G ., Flourmill Brae (Plumber\
Petrie, G., S. Esplanade W .(Mason)
Philip, 'Wm., 76 Huntly St. (Painter)
Pringle & S lessor, 7 Thistle Lane
(Masons)
Reid, R . & J ., Ferryhill Terr.
(Carpenters)
R ennie & Angus, Frogball Rd.
(Masons)
Robb, Alex. L ., 15 Rosebank Ter.,
Terrybill (Carpenter)
Robertson, A. B . (R .P .), 158 Sk ene
St. W est
Roger & Baxter, 7 & 28 Summer St.
(Plasterers)
Roger, J., 3 Hanover St. (Ca rptr.)
Ross & Swinney, 79 J oh n St. (Plum -
bers) . (Plumbers)
Ross, Alex. , Stevenson St. (Plasterer)
Scott, Jas . & Son, 55 J ohn St.
(Plasterers & Tile Fixers)
Scott, David , 30 Short Leanings
(Plasterer)
Sellar & Co., n6-120 Jobn St. (Plas -
terers and Tile Fixers )
Sharp, A lex., & Sons, 4 Rose St.
(Painters)
Simpson, S.,168Hebburn St.(Carptr.)
Simpson, J. (R.P .), 200 Holbu rn St.
Simpson, J., Clayhills (Plasterer)
Simpson 1 W. (R. P.), 446 Union St.
Smith, r;., 77 & 79 Skene Sq. (Mason)
Smith, R ., r Canal Rd. (Mason)
Stephen & Gibb, 150 Hutcbeon St.
West (Plaste re rs & Tile Fixers)
Stephen, J ., & Son, 25 Summer St.
II
(Plasterers)
Stewart, P . (R.P.), 2 Blackfriars St .
Strachan, A ., Woodside (Plasterer )
Stuart & Murray, 251 Holburn St.
(Carpente r)
Thom (K.P.) & Strachan, 62 \¥indmill
Brae · Cousin, G. & R ., Lu dgate (Maso ns)
Thom, Joh n (R.P.), 20 Loch St.
T hompson, D., 2 Mount St. (Carptr .)
Thomson , R ., 13 Ferry H ill 'fer.
(Carpenter)
\¥alker, J ., 218 Holhurn St. (Carptr.)
\ Vatt & Clark, 23 Prince's St. (Car-
pen ters)
'Watson & Robb, 44 Spring Garden
(Carpenters)
W.att, M., 3 Mariscbal St. (Painter i
W'hyte, J ., 465 Union St. (Painter)
\Villiamson , J., Huntly St. (Painterl
~ "i ll ox, J., Gilcomston Pk. (Mason
Wilson, J., 79 Spring Garden (Slater
\ \Tincheste r, A., South Esplanade
(Carpenter)
Worhng, J . (R.P.), 8~ Schoolhill
\Vo rl ing, J . (R .P.), 192 Gallowgate
Yonng, A . (R.P.), 31 St. Andrew St.
.ABERDOUR, R.S. O.
Lyon, L. (C arpenter)
Moyes, Jobn 1Mason)
Sinclai r, T. (Carpenter)
Stewart, 'Wm., & Sons (Slaters)
ABERF'ELDY.
Cameron, J ohn (Joine r) , AI.VA .
Campbell & Munro (Masons, &c.)
Duff, ·wm., Strathlay
M e nzi es, A. &~. (Plumbers)
McNaughton, ohn (Mason)
R ei d, D. R. ( oiner)
Reid, P. (Joiner)
Robertson, Al ex. (Slater)
CONTRACTORS.
Scott, J obpjP!astercr)
Stewart & Hutcheson (Plasterers)
ABINGTON.
Ke rr, Geo. (Joine r)
Litbgow, Jas . (Slater & Plasterer)
Tonner, Jas . (Mason) · L unan ,J., & Son,Airlie St. (Masons)
AIRDilIE.
Anderson, J ., Qn.VictoriaSt.(Masonl
Alexander,Jas., Ralston St. (Mason
A rm ou;:,:nws., Graham St . (Painter )
Baird, Wm., Chapelhall (Joiner)
Bell, A. W ., Mavisbank (Plasterer )
Black, A., S . Nimmo'sLa.(Plasterer)
Brown; Hy., Johnston St. (Plasterer)
Callander, J., Stirling St. (Plumbe r )
Connor, J., S. R ridge St . (Painter)
\ upples, D. Broomknoll St: (Joiner)
Eadie, R., Graham St. (Jamer, &c.)
Ferguson, G.,17 Chapel St.(Plumber)
Henderson, W . A., Victo ria Pl.
(Slater)
(Joine rs)
McCrakcn, R., A itchison St.
Martyn, R ., For~tb St. (Plasterer )
Paterson, R., & Sons, 35 Chapel St.
Ranki ne D., Stirli ng St . (Plumbe r)
Riddell , Robert, Stirling St.(Pa inter )
Shanks & Motherwell, Anderson St.
(Joiners)
Shanks, W., & Sons, (Joiners)
Spence, J., & Sons (R. P .), Stirling
St .
Taylor & A ngus, Hallcraig St .
(Joiners)
Thom, M., & Co., Broom Knoll St.
(Slaters and Plasterers)
Watson, J. & J ., Victoria Pl. East
ALEXANDZIIA.
Baird, Mcintyre & Co., Bridge St .
Barias, J ., Bridge St. (Mason)
Bisland, R., Middleton St. (Mason)
Gillies, J ., John St. (.Joiner)
Graham & McLaren , Bank S t .
(J oiners)
Howie, D., John St. (Slater)
Irvine, A., John St. (Slater)
O'Connor, J., Overton St. (Slater)
}>aton, J. A., 12i J ohn St. (Mason )
Shearer, J ., Bridge St. (Joiner)
Taig, T., Main St. (Plumber)
Taylor, W ., Steven St. (Joiner)
ALf,AN'l'ON-BY-OHIRNSIDE.
G ibson & Dickson
Patterson, J.
.AL!,OA .
Abercrombie ,R . G . , BroadSt .(Engr.)
A ll oa Iron Co. (Ironfdrs .)
A rchibald, J ., Shillinghill
Bowie, M ., 30 P rimrose St . (Joiner)
B remner, Tbos ., North Castle St.
(Slater and Plasterer)
Cairns, R. 1 Sunnyside (J oiner)
Davie, J., Ki ng St. (Slater, .l<c.)
Ferguson, A lex., Vennel West
Gall, A lexr., King St.
G loag, J. & '\V., Park Pl. (Masons)
Grant, J ., G reenfield Pl. (Slater, &c.)
Hall, ,T., Drysdale St. (Joiner )
Hutchison, W. (R.P.), Primrose St.
Johnman, G., Primrose St. (Painter)
Lowe. J ., & D., Mar Place (Slaters
and Plasterers)
McDougall J as. (Plumber)
McEwan, it N. , Bank S t . (Painter)
McFarlane, R., Mar Pl. (Slater, &c.)
McMillan, W ., & Son, 34 Mar St .
(Joiners)
Melvin, R. , (Ironfounder)
M itchell, A ., & Son, 14 Candle St .
(Joiners)
Pearson & Ramage (Ironfounders)
Philp, J., Sbillinghill (Plumber)
Rintoul, P., East Venne! (Smith)
Smith, Alex., Erskine Pl (Joiner)
Smith, Andw. (R.P .) . I I Mill St.
Smith, Chas., Primrose St . (Glazier)
Thomson , .J., Ocbil St. (Mason)
'\Villis<fn ; R ., Bank St. (Plumber)
Bean, James A . (R.P .). Stirling St.
Dawson, D., Stirling St. (Plumber)
Ford, J. (Joiner)
Kay, D., 49 Johnstone St. (Joiner)
Plenderleith. Geo. 1.foiner)
Walker, J., Queen St. (Slater, &c .)
Williamson & Co . (Masons)
ALYTH.
C lar k . S.,"Bank St . (Mason)
Ferguson, Thos. (R.P.)
Ferrier, A., Air! ie St. (Painter)
Howie, J ., J un. , Airlie St. \Mason)
McDonald, L., Meethill (Maso n)
Mitchell , A., St. Andrew St. (Plastr.)
Mitche ll, Wm. , Airlie St. (Plasterer )
Sidey, W., David St. (Plasterer)
Smart, J ., Old Bridgend (Joiner )
T empleman,IV., Ton lieSt. (Plumber)
Walker, J obn,St. Andrew St. (Slater)
.ANNAN.
K er, H ., & Son, B utts St .
Laidlaw, G., 28 Charles St . (Plastr.)
McCu lloch, J ., 86 High St .(Painter) ,
Mc!ldowie, G .
Miller, J ., & Son (R .P .)
Richardson, John ~later)
Rutherford, John ( oiner)
Tweedie , A., Lady t. (and Joiner)
Tweedie, Geo . T . (Plasterer)
Underwood, Wm . (Plumber )
ANSTRUTHEJ/.
Brown, Wm., Castle St. (Joiner)
Clark, D., East Green (Plumber)
Forre•ter, J. (Joi ner )
Gray & Pringle, High St. (Plumbers)
Hutton, D., & Co. 1Plumbers)
Lawrie , J. & D . (Masons)
ARBROA 'l' H.
Brand, W ., D ishland St. (Slater)
Calder Bros., Locblands St.
Carrie Bros., John St. {Masons)
Christie & Anderson, East May St.
(Masons) .
Cook, D ., & Son (R.P.). High St.
Dargie, A ..._4 D ishla nd St. (Paintr.)
Farqu har, K. C., Hill Pl. (Joine r)
Fife, A., Lindsay St.
Grant, T. R . (R.P.),l3rothock Bridge
Grant, W. L., H igl1 St . (Painter)
McLaren & Nairn, Colloden Rd .
Middleton & Donald, L indsay St .
(Plasterers)
Mitchell , J ., & Sons, Panmu re St.
(Slaters)
Napier, D., Lordburn (Plumbers)
Ramsay & Go rdon, Fe rgus Sq .
Raynde, J . (R.P .), West Abbey St.
Reid, Alexr., Lordburn (ll1ason)
Robe rtson, T., 24 Mill gate (Joiner)
Savage, T ., 1-ligh St. (Painter)
Scott, A ., K eptie St. (T oiner)
Soutar, A . irI. , Nth . Grimsby (Joiner)
A ll DROSS A .V.
Barbour, T. & R., 18 Win ton St.
1nglis, J o!in, 212 G lasgow St.
McLean, J., Seton St.
Smith Bros., Eglinton St.
ARR.AN, Isle of.
McGill, J . Campbell
.A VOCtl, R .S. 0 .
Gray, Donald (Carpenter)
AVONBRIDGE.
Forrester, A. M .
.AUOHTERARDER.
Anderson , P ., Herriter St.
Hopson, R . (Plasterer)
Tamieson, J. H., High St. (R .P.)
Mailer,} ., & Son (Slaters)
lfartin, . (Joiner)
l\ifil1er, . (J oiner)
A ULDGIZl TH.
McNaught, Thos ., Burnhead
\Vaugh, R. llfcCubbington (Mason)
AYR .
Allan & Co., 125 Main St. (Joiners)
Auld, W ., & Son (R.P.), 70 Sandgate
St. (&Slaters)
Baird, Tas., I I Dalblair Rd. (Mawnl
Bone, "D. T., 17 Queen St.(Plasterer
Campbell, D., Arcade , Townhea
(Mason & Joiner)
Campbel l, J., & Co., Hiii:h St. (Plbs.)
Dalrymple, A., 'nl
Clark , D., 74 Higb St. (joiner)
(Plumber and Slater
High St.
Davidson, J ., 48 New d. (Wright)
Dick, David, 28 Princes St. (Mason)
Drinnan (R.P.) &Murphy, 78 George
St. (&Slaters)·
Drinnan, Tohn, Main S t. (Toiner)
Drinnan, W., 82 George Si. (loiner)
Dunbar. J., Carrick St. (P1umber
and Slater)
Fergusson, G ., "5 High St. (Joiner)

Scotland-continued.
Foggo, J . & W., 48 Falkland Park
(Masons)
Forrest, J., 4r George St. (Joiner)
Gardner,T .,W.SanquharRd. (Mason)
Glen, M .<.J?rinces St. (Plasterer)
Guthrie, Wm., 235 High St. (Joiner)
Highet, J . C. ( lt.P), 10 Alloway St.
(and Slater)
Highet, W., & Son (R.P .s). 18 Fort
St. (Slaters)
Hunter, A., r8 Dalblair Rd.
Hutchison, R., 48 Prestwick Rd.
(BricklJ.er)
•Jackson , . & W., 6 James St .
Kirkl a nd, D., Union Bldgs. (& Jnr. )
Leggat, J., &Sons, 13 &r5Nelson St.
(Plasterers) · Hill, A., Emma St. (Mason)
Lyon, A. (R.P. ), jJ Sandgate
McCreath , J., Fu larton l:!t. (Joiner)
McCreath, R., Currick St. (Joiner)
Mcllwrath, Cowan, & Co., 108 High
St. (Pl umbers and Slaters)
M cintyre, John, r75 High St. (Joiner)
McLachlan, A., & Son, 76 Dalblair
Rd. (and Joiners)
Meikl e, J . & D . (Joiners)
Meikle, J., River St. (Plumber, &c.)
Mi ller, W., Kyle St. (Plasterer)
Milliga n, D. & J., 46 Kyle St.
Milligan, D., Smith St. (Joiner)
Murchie, J., 19 George St. (Plumber)
Paton, W ., 19 Kyle St. (Joiner)
Ramsay, W., 56 Sandgate St.
(Joi ner)
Stevenson, Robt., Viewfield Rd.
Vass, W., 29 Fort St. (Pl asterer)
Watson, Wm., 18 Mill St.
.Vyllie, A., & Son, Castlehill Rd.
AYTON.
Henderson, J.
Patterson, W.
BALERNO, JJfidlothian.
Fairbairn, D. B .
BAT,LAOHUJ,ISH, R .S. O., Oban.
Mclnnes, J. (Maso n a nd Joiner)
B..1LLOOH, Banc/wry.
Davidson, Wm. (Joiner)
BANFF.
Ch.aimers, A lex., Castle St. (Painter)
Christie,J. &) ., Fife St. (Carpenters)
Donaldson, J., St. Catherine St.
West (Mason)
Gibson,J., Old Market Pl. (Plasterer)
Hutcheson, J., Bridge St. (Slater)
Ingram & Fowlie, (Carpenters)
Innes, ·c., & Co., C astle St. (Painters)
Laird, A., Gallowbill St. (Slater)
Law rence, W.,BoyndieSt.E .(Mason)
L evenie, W., Boyndie St. (Carptr.)
Murdoch, A lexr.,Fife St . (Carpente r)
Strachan, A. (R.P.), Bridge St.
Thompson, I ., & Co., 7 Castle St.
(Plumbers)
Watt, F., High St. (Painter)
BAR RHEAD.
Livingstone, R., Cross Arthurlie .
(Plumber)
BATHGATE.
Hamil ton, Tohn
Roberts , W.
· Steven & Stoddart (Joiners)
BEAULY.
Urquhart, F. (Plumber)
BEITH.
Fulton, J., New St.
Holms & Logan (Joiners)
Snodgrass, R., & Son, Egli nton ·st.
Stevenson, J . (Slater )
BELLSHILL.
Harvie, E . H., (Joiner)
Scott, Thos., Main S t. (Joiner)
Wotherspoon & Grant, \Joiners)
Young, John, Hamilton Rd. (Slater) I
BELLS/DE, JJfotlirrwell.
Millie,R.
BIGGAR.
Aitken, M., & Son (Slaters)
Black, J as. R.(Joiner)
Brown, Thos. (Joine r)
I , Mou l ding Mills,
Harlan, Thos. (Painter)
Hope, Andrew (Mason)
Ke rr, Geo . (Maso n)
Lindsay Bros. (Painters)
Mcintyre, S. & Son(Slatrs .& Plstrs.)
Masterton, J. (Mason)
Proctor & vVeir (Plumber;)
Ross, Hugh (J oincr)
Stephen, J as . (R.P.) , & Sons
Stringer, Geo. (Painter)
'Whit~ , A. \Joiner)
'Whitfield, Isaac (Plasterer)
BLACKFORD.
M ' Cleary, W. G. (JZ.P.)
BUILDERS AND
Taylor & McGrego r (Joiners)
BLAIRGOWRTE.
Bell, Jos., Newton St. (Plasterer)
Brough, Thos., Perth Rd. (Joiner)
Burto.n, John, Leslie St . (Painter)
Cra1g1e, Robt., High St. (Slater)
Donald, P . K., •6 Leslie St. (Painter)
Doig, T., Bahnoral Rd., Rattray
(Joiner)
Duncan A. R., Old Rattray (Slater)
Farquharson, Cha., Rattray (lVIason)
Fraser, J. S., & Son, Rattray (Iron-
founders)
Fyffe &Fleming, R eform St.(Joiners)
Grant, D . S., Dunmay, Glenshce by-
Blairgowrie (Mason)
Hutcheon, J . A., Dunkc!d Road
(Pamtcr)
Keay, Jas., Netherton, via Bridge of
Call y (Joiner & Glazier)
Kidd, G . P .. Croft House (Plumber)
Kidd, R, (R.P.), Up . Allan St.
Laird, J . C., Emma St. (Plumber)
Leith, H., & Son, 47 Reform St.
(Slaters)
McLeish, Jas., High St., Rattray
(Mason)
McRitchie , J . R., Mitchell Sq.
(Joiner)
Purgavie, Jas., Perth St. (Joiner)
Robe rtson,W.T.,Victoria Pl.(Joiner)
(Joiner)
Ross, Wm., Tannage St. (Joiner)
Sim, A .. High St., Rattray (Joiner)
Slater, Jas., High St. (Smith)
Smith, John 54 Hi~h St. (Painter)
Steven,T.,&Son, 2NewtonPI.(Joinrs.)
BLANTYRE, High.
Adams, Wm. (Joiner) ' Camlin, Wm. (Mason)
Aitkenhead, R., & Son (Masons)
Allan, J . {Plastere r)
Easson, J. (Plumber)
Warnock & Walker (Joiners)
'Wright & Adam (Masons)
BONAR BRIDGE.
Macgr!'ior, D., High St. (Mason)
Ross, .ti., High St. (Joiner)
BO' NESS.
Anderson, Chas. (R.P.)
Ballantine & Duguid (Joiners)
Carlin, Michael (Bricli:layer)
Drysdale, R., & Son
Dymock, Jas. (Plumber)
Hardie, John, & Co.
Kilpatrick, R. (Plasterer & Slater)
McKerracher, John (R.P.)
Peattie, Thomas
Reedie, David (Joiner)
Simpson, q
Robt . oiner)
Steven,Andrew(l lasterer and Slater)
Stirling, Robt. (Joiner)
White, John (J omer)
BON RILL .
Menzies, W., 131 Main St. (Pai nter)
BONNYBllIDGE.
M enzies, T. (Joiner)
Stewart, :D .
BONNYRIGG .
Ketchen, R .
BOTHWELL.
Miller & Renwick (Masons)
B!lWllfORE.
McGilvray Bros. (Masons)
BREOJJIN.
Baxter, J., Park Rd.
Bisset & Douglas, 50 City Rd.
I
(Blacksmiths)
WILLIAM BLACK & SON,
Joiners & Contractors,
Steam Joinery and
CITY SAW MILLS,
30 Clerk St., BR.ECHIN.
ctontrador6' for Barge @ui~·
ing6' anb ~aifl\1'1)? Q;l'orll.
Contracts completed :
All the buildings and timber work
on the Breebin and Edzell Railway.
All the buildings and timber work
on the Forfflr and Brech in Railway .
CONTRACTORS.
Scotland- continued.
W. BLACK & SON-(con. )
Contractors for the Inglis l\Iemorifd
Hall and Free Libra y, Edzell.
Fitted up in rich pitch pine. Book-
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cases, furnishings, and carved work
in wainscot oak
Bruce, W., Market St. (Painter)
Bruce, Walter, Southkirk St.(] oiner)
Coutts, J., Union St. (Joiner)
Crabb, D. A., Latch l<:d.
Crocket, A., Montrose St .
Cuthbert, G. 40 Union St. (Plumber)
Davidson, A., River St. (Blacksmith)
Davidson, J., Southkirk t. (Slater)
Dures, J., Junr. , Damacre Rd.
(Joiner)
Fe rguson & Carver, St. Martin's
Lane (Plumbers)
Fraser, Wm., 29 City Rd. (Slater)
Gibson, J., Clerk St. (Plasterer)
Hutcheon, D., Swan St. (Pai nter)
Kinnear, J., & Son (R.P.), Market St
Middleton, C., & Son, 32 Market St:
(Plumbers)
Middl.e ton, J., Market St. (Painter)
Ogilvie, G., Montrose St. (Joiner)
Oswald, J., Junr., Damacre Rd .
(Blacksmith)
Scott, J., C lerk St. (Slater)
Sherrett, D., 6 Clerk St. (Blacksmith)
Thomson , C., Panmore St. (Plastr .)
BRIDGE OF ..1LLAN.
Cramp, J., Coneyhill (Joiner)
Drysdale, A. (Joiner)
Gray, J., & Sons (Slaters & Plastrs.)
Henderson, Jas. , Union St. tJ oiner)
M cArthur & Campbell, Coneyhill
Rd.
McEwen, D., Keir St. (Joiner)
M ackay, R. (Plumber)
McGregor & Cuclien (Joiners)
M o rrison, A. (KP.)
Nairn, H. (Slat...- and Plasterer)
Robertson, H. \R.P.), Bath House
Ros~, T . & R. (Painters)
Watson, A . (Slater and P lasterer)
BRIDGE OF EARN.
Barlas, Jas., Pitkeathly (Mason)
BRIDGE OF WIUR, S . O.
Houston, Robert (Mason)
BROLIA.
Grant, G . (Slater)
Murray, A. (Mason)
Murray, G. (Joiner)
BROUGHTY FERRY.
Brown, J., 60 Brook St. (Plumber)
Bruce, Jas. C. (Painter)
Coullie, D. & J . (Joiners)
Dick, T. S., Laurel Grove (Mason)
Easton , T., and Co. (Slaters)
Elhs, J. C., 93 Brook St. (] oiner)
Gibson, W., 176 Broad St \P lumber)
Gilmour, J.B., Union St ..(Plasterer)
J ac kson & Adamsou Church St
(Plasterers & Slater;)
Laburn, J as., Brown St. (Plasterer)
McLeod & Gray (R.P.), Brook St.
Meck, !l·' & Sou, to7 Brook .St.
(Glaziers)
Murray, W ., & Sons (R.P.)
Paton & Fairweather (] oiners)
R1tcb1e, C . W., King St. (Joiner, &c.)
Scott, J., Brook St . (Mason)
Smith & Edwards, ro2 Brook St . ·
(Plumbers)
Steven, James (Joiner)
S.nttie, J . & P., Pine Place (Joiners)
Taylor, W., Lawrence St. (Mason)
Webster, W., r I I Brook St. (P a inter)
BROXBURN, West Lot/1ia11.
Paterson, George
BUOKHAVEN, R.S.O., Buckie.
Nicol, "Wm. (R.P.)
BUCKIE.
Milne, A. (Mason)
BURNTISLAND.
Anderson, W. (Plasterer)
Crow, W. (Plumber)
Henderson, Thos . (Joiner)
Jackson & Sou (Masons)
Pitke thly, D. (Mason)
vVaddell, Alexander (Joiner)
Williamson, J. (Slater)
BUSBY, Glasgow .
McKerracher,Wm ., n;urumond Pl
Sheddens (Mason)
CALLANDER.
Collier, G. (Mason)
Dow, John (Joiner)
Drysdale, Alexr. (Mason)
Duncanson, J ohn ( Joiner)
Ferguson, P. & ]. (Masons)
Henderson, T. (R.P.), Main St.
M cAlpine, W. (Slater)
Macfarlane, P., & Sons (Slaters)
Macmven , D ., & Sons fJoiners)
Rogers, Tohn (Joiner) ·
Russell, W. (R.P.)
Smith, John (] oiner)
.... OANPBEL 1'0WN.
Feq;uson, N;, & Son (Masons)
Weir, R., & ."::ions Longrow
OAJJfBUSLANG.
Britton Bros., Main St. (Painters)
Brownlee, S., Main St. (Joiner)
Chalmers, G. (R .P. ) Main St.
C lark, R., Morrison St. (Slater)
Fer,gl!son & Smith, Morrh:to,n St.
(Jomers)
Frame, D., Hamilton Drive (l\riason )
Kemp, A ., Main St. (Painter)
Mitcbell, J., Main St. \Smith)
1vfurray , H., & Co., Smerville Rd.
(Pl asterers)
Pettigrew,-, Main St. ( Toiner)
Rankin, G., Main St. (Plumber)
Sproul, R. (Brickbuilder)
Stewart, D., Cadwn Dri,·e (Mason)
Struthers,-, Holepark (Joine r)
Taylor, A., Rosebank St. (Plumber)
Train, J . & J. (Masons)
Watson & Aird, Toll Park (Joiners)
WJlltamson, T., Caledonian Terrace
(Joiner )
OA/JtELON-B Y'-li'ALKIRK .
Abercrombie, J. (Mason)
Campbdl, C. \Brickbuilder)
Gilc hrist & Packman (Joiners)
Scott, W., & Son (Masons)
Smith, J. (Plumber)
OALIDROSS.
Graham, J obn (Joiner)
McRae, A . & J. (Joiners)
OAJl/,UKE.
Black, James, Kirkton St. · (Slater
a nd Plasterer)
Brooks, D . T ., Hamilton St.
(Painter)
Bryce, Thos., Kirkton Av. (Mason)
H:in,1e, A., High St . (Painter)
Hislop, J., Market Place (Plumber}
McEwan, J., Cassel s St. (Plumber}
~Iart1n & Lymington, Glenburni
(Masons)
1\1~r~in, W,m., School Lane (Joiner)
M1lligau, S ., Clyde St. (Painter)
Pettitrrew, T., & Co ., Cassels St.
(Jomers)
Russell, J. S., High St. (Slater and
Plasterer)
Russell, ·wm., Market Rd. (Slatet
and Plasterer)
Shirlaw, J., M ark et Rd . (Joiner)·
\Veir, Wm., Market Rd. (Mason)•
GARNO OK.
Thompson , F. D. (Carpenter)
GARNO US1'IE.
Anderson, J . (R .P.), Fox St .
·
Black, Alex., & Sou (Masons)
Edward & Ramsay (Joi ners)
Robertson & Black (Masons)
Watt & Son, East Path (Joiners)
. OAl:ITLE DOUGLAS.
Brodie, M. McC., St . Andrew St
(Painter) -
Charteris, Vv. B., King St. (Painter)
Clark, D., Cotton St. (Slater)
Drummond, P., & Son, Kinn- Street
{Plumbers)
b
Grierson, R. , & Sons, Craigroyston.
(Masons)
Grindall, Wm., Queen St. (Plumber)
Haull'h, J as., Williamsfield (Mason)
Hemes, J., Kmg St . ( later)
Howard, J., Queen St. ( Toiner)
Jam1es.o n, W., Hamilton i>l. (Mason)
Low,]. (R .P.), King St.
Macauley, ~Wm., Queen St. ( Painter ~
McNaught, J., Cotton St. (Joiner)
McNaught, Robert, Dumfries Rd.
(Plasterer)
McOucen, J., Academy St. (Painter}
Mc Vane, R., King St. (Toiner)
Montgomery, J., Academy Place
(Plasterer)
GA TRINE.
Reid, G .
OlJlLLAllD YEE, Anstruther.
Clark, John, Ellice St . (Mason)
., VV!1I!amson , T. , li'orth S t. (loiner)
\V1lhamson, R. (Slater & P las ter er).
OHIRNSIDE.
Craig, Samuel
Jeltrey, W. & J. (Joiners)
CLAT1 1, K ennethmont.
Anderson , D . (Carpenter)
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Scotland-continued.
CLYDEBANK , Glasgow.
Kirk, L eslie (Pilinter)
Latts & Son (Slaters)
OOATBRIDGE.
Anderson Bros ., Main St. (S mithers)
Baird, R., Main St. (Plumber)
Biggar & Barr, 175 Main Street
(Painters)
Brown, Dd., & Sons, Kildonan St.
(Masons)
Brownlie,D .,Rochsollocb Brick Wks.
Bruce, J. S., 47 Burnbank Rd.
(Joiner)
Carmichael, G., Main St. (Painter)
Dow, J., Dun beth Rd. I mith)
Fraser, A., Rank St. (Join er)
Gibbs Bros., J9 Dun beth Rd. (Brick -
builders)
Gibson, A., 44A Gunn Pl., Woodside
(Brick builder)
Gibson, A., Church St . (Pai nter)
Gibson, Wm., Academy St. (Painter)
Gilchrist, Andrew, Dunbeth Rd.
(Mason)
Gilchrist, J., Portland St. (Brick-
builder)
Gilchrist, T ., and Son, Invcrcsk
Place (Masons)
Kerr & Davi<z.t Bank St. (Plun;bers)
Kirk, D. (R ..t'.) , 6 & 8 Bank St.
Loudon & Ingli?, Laird St. (Masons)
Love, J., Main ;:;t. (Plumber)
McOwat, W. C., Baird St . (Slater
and Plasterer)
Miller & Cooper, J72 Dundyvan Rd.
(Masons)
Mills,]. & R.,Summerlee St.(Joiners)
Murray, Vv. & P-, 42 Bank Street
(Joiners)
Naismith, J., Baird St. (Plumber )
Paul, Robt., Dundyvan Rd. (Joiner)
purdie, W., Greenhi ll Ter. (Mason)
Riddell, R., Main St. (Painter)
Robertson, J., Bank St. (Joiner)
Robertson, Jas., r6 Kildonan Street
(Brickbuilder)
S haw, ]as. , Church St. (Plumber)
.Spence, J., & Sons, Main .St . (Pl um
bers)
Symington, H., Bank St. (Mason)
Symington, H., & Sons, 12 Ross St.
(Masons)
Taylor & Gardner, Bank St. (Pain-
ters)
Taylor, Peter, 87 Bank St. (Plumber)
·Thom, M., & Co., Bank St . (Slaters
and Plasterers)
·Thomson, J., Dundyvan Rd . (Joiner)
·Thomson, Wm., Slobcross St. (Jnr.)
·Twaddel!, J., I44 Main St. (Jomer)
Wallace,R., J9 Dunbeth Rd.(Mason)
~watt, T ., & .Sons, Bank St. (Smiths)
Williamson, R. N., East Canal St .
(Plumber) · and Slater)
Wood & Wilson, Bank St. (Joiners)
OOLINSBURGH.
,Aitken, T. (Plumber)
Ramsay, John
Young-, J ohn (Joiner)
COflilllE.
.Carim ichael, S. (Carpenter)
Comrie, P., & Sons (Ca rpen ters)
Donaldson, D. \Pa inter )
McCowan, J. (Maso n)
McLarin, C . \Slater & Plasterer )
,Mills, P . (Painter)
Sharp & Slather (Masons)
OONON BRilJGE, R.8.0.
Gair, Jas. (Carpenter)
CORSJ'ORPHINE.
Beach, J., St. John's Rd.
Dick, Robert, Hope St. (Slate r and
Plasterer)
Duncan, D. M ., Kirk Lane
Liddle, Wm., Clermiston Rd.(Joiner)
L ister, W., Manse Rd.
Patterson, T., Manse Rd. (Mason)
Samuel, \.Vm., Manse Rd. (Mason)
Smith, C . S., St. Joh n's Rd. (Joiner)
.Speirs, Jas., Manse Rd. (Painter)
w ·eston, J., Kirk Loan (Joiner)
'Wight, John, Manse Rd. (Joiner)
OOUPAR ANGUS.
Adam , J., Hay St. (Joiner)
Bruce, J., Causeway End (l\1ason)
Butter, Thos., George St. (Slater)
.Gray & Robertson , Burrelton
(Masons )
Donaldson, P., George St.(Plasterer)
McDonald, G., & Son, Georgt Sq.
(Joiners)
Reid, D., Elmslie (Mason)
.Scott, W., Burrelton (Joiner)
Whitton, G., & Son , High Street
(Painters)
BUILDERS AND
OOWDENBEA1'H.
Bi nnin g, Wm., & Son (Plumbers)
Miller, J., & Sons, Park Pl. (Masons)
Paul, T., & Son (Slaters & Plastere rs)
Stein, 'Robt. (Toiner)
Wilson, A . (Mason and Bricklayer)
CRAIGELLAOHIE.
Dunbar, A. and R. (Carpenters)
GRAW FORD, Abington.
Marchbanks, T. (Joiner)
Murray, R. & J . (Masons)
OREAGOBRY, Lochmaddy .
Bain, ':Vm .
OJ/JEFF.
Anderson, C. (R.P. ), 2 Marshall Pl.
Brown, John (R.P.), The Cross
Crerar, Alex . (Mason)
Edwards, Thos. (Painter)
Gorrie, James (Plasterer)
Phillips, T . & J . (Slaters)
Stothard, J., & Sons (Carpenters)
Tainsh, J as . (Plastere r)
OBOSSNICHAEL, B.8. 0 .
McNaught, Jas. (llfason)
CW1NOOK.
McLetchie, W.
Richmond, J., Square
CULLEN, R.8.0.
Beveridge, Wm. (R.P .)
OUPAZI, Fife.
Batchelor, F., 21 Newton (Slater &
Plasterer)
Bett, Robt., 41 Bonnygate (Plumber)
Black, A., James Place (Mason)
Black, J. & J., 18 Millgate (Joiners)
Carr,] . Vv., Crossgate (Painter)
Donaldson, D., Bobber Wynd
(Plumber, &c.)
Edmond, C. C., 57 Bonnygate
(Glazier)
Edmond, D . & J., 84 Bonnygate
(Glazi ers)
Finlay, R.,& Son,Drybriggs (l\1asons)
Fyfe, Jas., 5J Kirkgate (Slater)
Harris, ·wro., Station Rd. (Joiner)
Houston, D., Hillside Fdry. (lronfr.)
Niven, J as ., 14 Lady Wynd (Joiner)
Pillans, L., St.Catherine La. (Joiner)
Ramsey, A ., .Hailway Pl. :Mason)
Randall, J., I I Ladywynd (Painter)
llitchie, D., Cupar Muir (Mason)
Hobb & Mclntosh (Slaters and
Plasterers)
Smith, A., Lebanon Wks. (Joiner)
Stark, J., Cupar Muir (Mason )
Stewart, Alex. (R.P.), 54 Bonnygate
Swinton, D ., 40 Crossgate (Painter)
DALBEAJ'TIE.
Baird, J., Corsock by Dalbeattie
(Joiner)
Clark, R., Tohn St.
Hamilton, M. (Plasterer)
Hyslop, J. & S., Spottis Mill
Lindsay, R., Albert St .. (Mason)
Milligan, Robt.
Mundell, D., High St . (Painter)
Rain, R., Coupland St. (Joiner)
Sinclair, Wm. (Joiner)
Tait, J. & R., Flatts (Masons)
Wallach, R. (R.P.), Hi\l'h St.
\.Vaugh, A., J4 Alpine St.
Wilson, J. & W., High St. (Joiners)
DALKEITH.
Muirhead, J .
D.ALMELLlNGTON, R.S. O.
Binnie , W . (Slater)
Gibson, J. (Wright)
DALRY.
Tait, D. & J., Templand Rd.
(Plasterers)
DARVEL, R.8.0.
Mair, Robt., & Sons, Jamieson Rd.
(Joiners)
Rankin, J., Ronaldcoup Rd . (Joiner)
DENNY.
Frew, W. (Joiner)
Lowrie, B. & J. (Slaters)
Mealls, D., & Son (Joiners)
Paul, J., & Sons
DINGWALL .
Brander, J as., High St. (Plumber)
Cameron, H., West End (Slater)
Grant & Mackay, Tulloch Street
(Masons)
Grant, 'Nm., W est End (Carpenter)
Logan & Son, High St. (Plumbers)
Macdonald, McLeay, & Mackay,
Knockfarrel (Masons )
Macdonald, W., Tulloch St. (Car-
. p enter)
Mackay, G ., H ill St. (Plasterer)
Macke nzie, Tas., High t. (Painter )
Mackenzie, 'R. , & Son (R .P.), Mac -
Gregor's Court (Plumbers, &c .)
CONTRACTORS.
Scotland-continued.
Maclean, D., Burnside (Slater)
Maclean, R., Craig Rd. (Mason)
McLean, 'Nm., Craig Rd . (Mason)
Macle nnan, W., Tulloch .St. (Car-
penter)
Macrae, Donald, Maryburgh, Canon
Bridge (Mason)
~fartin & Fraser, Hill ·St. (Car-
penters )
l\rlclntosh, 1\1:., Fairburn, byMuir - of-
Ord
Mellis, Alex. C. (R.P. ), Inchvannie
Cou rt (Plumbe r)
Munro, D., Tulloch St. (Carpenter)
Munro, G., & Co ., Church Street,
(Plasterers )
Murchison, ]., Church St., (Mason)
Ross, H., & Son, High St . (Painters)
Ross, Thos., High St . ('Painter)
Tolmie (R.P .) & Mackenzie, High
St. (Plumbers)
DOLLAR.
Donaldson, F. (Painte r)
Halley, P. (Plasterer)
Jack, M .
Robertson, J. (Joiner)
Roxburgh, Chas. (R.P. )
Snowdon, W. (Joiner)
DORN OOH.
Mackay & Munro (] oiners)
McRae, R. rR.P.)
Munro & Murray (Masons)
Murray, P eter (Joiner)
D()[TGLAS, 8.0.
Draffan & Sloan, Townhead
Wood & Somerville, Stabbstone
(Joiners)
DUFFl'OWN, R.8. 0.
McKay, D., Fife St.
JJUJ.fBARl'ON.
Ballardie, Thos., High St. (Painter)
Barlas, W., Levengrove Ter·
(Mason)
Brown & Co., Leven Saw Mills
(Joiners)
Budge, Geo., Bon hill Rd. (Mason)
Campbell & Cameron, College St.
(Plumbers)
Campbell , Robt.,McLean Pl.(Slater)
Dougall and Gibson, Church St.
(Joiners)
Douglas &Logan,Higb St.(Pl umbers)
Hutchison, John, College St . (Plas -
terer & Slater)
Kincaid, J as., High St. (Painter)
McLe!lau, Robt ..1. High St.(Plasterer)
McLeod, W., & ::ion (Joiners)
Mair, A., 7 Church St. (Mason)
Munro, J., Victoria St. (Mason)
Ramage & Carlin, High St. (Toiners)
Thom, A . M., High St. (I'Iasterer
DW1FRIE8.
Armstrong, J ., Dockhead (Joiner)
Bell, W., Academy St. (Plasterer)
Bridges, J., & Son, 58 Queen St.
(Slaters)
Bridges, K., J2 Shakespeare St.
(Slater)
Bridges, S. J., 7 Brooke St. (Slater)
Constantine, D., 84 North Queens-
bury St. (Painter)
Currie, T., 55 North Quee nsbury
St . (Mason)
Dickson, T., & Son (R .P .s), 5 Bue
cleuch St.
Dickson, ,V., I24 St. Michael St.
(Plasterer)
Drummond, P., & Son, 22 High St
(Plumbers)
Glover, I. J ., 17 Castle St. (Pain ter
and Glazier)
Glover, R. (R .P.), JI Buccleuch St.
Raining, VV., & Son, 89 Friars
Venne! (Painters)
Halliday, J., & Son, Leafield Rd.
(Masons)
Houston & Robison, 104 I rish St •
(Masons)
Ireland, A . B., 12 Shakespeare St.
(Joiner)
Jardine, W., Three Crowns Close
(Joiner)
Johnstone & Cla rk, 125-r29Loreburn
St. (Blacksmith s)
Kane, M., Glebe Rd. (Maso n)
Kirkpatrick, Jos., IO Shakespeare St.
(Joiner)
Little, T., I I St. David St. (Plumber)
Lockerbie, J . B., Brooms Rd.
(Mason)
McGill, R., JJ High St. (Painter)
McLachlan, S., I9 Friars Venne!
(Joiner)
McLellan, J., 60 North Queensherry
. St. (Slater)
McMillan, David, 6I English St.
(Painter)
McMillan, D. (R.P.), Assembly St.
McMurdo, P., 26 High St . (Toiner)
McQueen, Jas . , & Son, 138 Loreburn
St . (Joiners)
Mari:hbank, J., High St. (Joiner)
Milroy, J. (R.P.), 67 English St.
Moffat, lt., 53 Loreburn St. (Plas-
t erer)
Moffat, R. J. (R.P.), JS English St.
Murray, S., Glebe Rd. (Joiner)
Murray, Wm.,'Brooms Hd. (Mason)
Robertson, Thos., 188 St. Michael
St. (Plasterer)
Roddan, T. (R.P.), •4 Church Cres.
Smart,]., 7 Church Crescent(} oiner)
Thompson, D. & C . W., Rae St.
(Joiners)
Thomson, R., I9 Shakespeare St.
(Jomer)
Walker, A., Broom Rd. (Plasterer)
Wells, ,V., Victoria Cottage (Mason)
Wilson,}., 52 English St. (Painter)
Young, ., 5 Catherine St. (Joiner)
DUNASKIN, R.8.0.
McConachie, J. (Mason)
DUNBAR .
Aitken, A. (Plasterer)
Cunningham, P . & S.
Cunningham, ,V., High St. (Toiner)
Melville, A., & .Son (R.P.), :ffigh St.
Ritchie, R., 151 High St. (Joiner)
DUNBLANE.
Baine & Macfarline (Masons)
Cramh John (Mason)
Gray, j., & $on (Slaters, etc.)
Guthrie, J. & W. (Joi ners)
McLaren , J. (R.P.J, High St.
DUNDEE.
Adam, J., & Son, IS Park Lane
(Plasterers)
Adams, T., 205 Overgate (Plumber)
Aitken, J obn, I7 Union St. (Plumber)
Allan, J., 15 Mid St., Lochee(l\fason)
Alexander, G., 98 Dura St. (Plumber)
Alexander, J as. ,.& .Sons, 14 Bank St.
Alexander & Thomson, 25 Brown' St.
(Slaters)
Anderson & McGilvray, n5 Murray-
gate (:Joiners)
Anderson , P., & Son, n Jam es St.
(Plumbers)
Anderson, W., & Son, 9 Dock St.
Arkison, W., roJ Hawkbill (Painter)
Batchelor, J oho J., Victoria Dock
(Plumber)
Beath & Keay, Albion Foundry
(lronfounders)
Beats, Alexander, & Son, 52 North
Lindsay St . (Slaters)
Bell, Robert, J2 Benvie Rd. (] oiner)
Bennett, Wm., 41 Reform St.
(Mason)
Binny, J as., & Co., 3 Rattray St.
(Masons)
Black, Daniel, Logie House, Locbee
Rd. (Maso n)
Brand, Chas., 24 Willison St. (Slater)
Bremner, D.(R.P.), 59 South Tay St.
Brown & Gow, JI Cowgate (Painters)
!:frown, D., 89 South Tay .Street
(Plumber)
Brown, J ., N. Lindsay St. (Mason)
Brown, T., & Son, 47 Perth Road
(Painters\
Brown, W., 141 Netbergate (Painter)
Brownlee, W. & R., 52 Smalls Wynd
(and J oiners)
Bruce, H., & Son, Clepington Rd.
(] oiners)
Bruce, J., Burnside St., Lochee
(Mason)
Buttar, A., JI Hawkhill (Slater)
Caird, A . K., l3I High St., Lochee
(Plumber)
Christie, Thos., 10 Dallfield Walk
(Plasterer)
Clark & Dow, I58 Strathmartin Rd.
(Painters)
Clark, D. W., Son, & Co ., 5I North
Wellington St. (Joiners)
Clarke, Alexr., Ward Rd. (.Mason)
Craig, A. &T., West Clepington Rd.
(Masons)
C raig, T. C., Clepington Rd.
Crighton,D., 29 KincardineSt.(Msn.)
Crighton, J., & Sons (R .P.), 105
Cowgate
Davidson & Ashton, 20 Raglan St.
(Joiners)
Davidson & Sons, 22 Warth Rd.
(Heating Engrs. )

Scotland-continued.
Davidson, D., 7J Lochee Rd.
(Painter)
Davie, P. & A ., 44 Victoria Rd.
(Painters)
Dewar, T. M., 41 Constitution Rd.
(Plumber)
Doig, Thos.,, & Son, I67 Victoria Rd.
Donald & ::imith, II4 Murraygate
(Glaziers)
Donald, W . (R.P.) , 6 Gardner's Lane
Drummond, Hy., 29 Barrack St.
(Painter)
Duke, Wm. S ., 3 Union St., Max-
welJtown
Duncan, D., JJ Rosebank St. (Slater)
Duncan, Jas. S., 72 James Street
(Slater)
Duncan, Tohn, I Salem St . (Mason)
Fairweather, D., 23 Kincardine St.
(Glazier)
Fairweather, Joseph, 222A Perth Rd.
(Marble Mason)
Farquharson, J., & Sons (R.P.), J8
and 40 Barrack St.
Fenwick, Wm. (R .P.), I I North
Lindsay St.
Foggie, W., Whitton St., King's
Rd. (and Joiner)
Fyffe, J., & Son , 89 Netbergate
(Plumbers)
Fyffe, J. W., & Co., r4 Bank St.
(Slaters)
Gahan Bros ., 57 Hilltown (Painters)
Garvie & Farquharson, 46 City Rd.
(Joiners)
Gauld & Laburn, 59 Constitution
Rd. (Slaters )
GoYe & Cameron, JI North Tay St.
(Joiners)
Hay, J. & C., I4 Euclid Crescent
(Masons)
Hay, T., Ninewells, near
Hiley & Orchar, 2I North T ay St.
(Electric ians)
Hodge, D., I86 High St., Locbee
(Joiner)
How, D. P., & Son, I I Caldrum St.
(Joiners)
Hunter, Geo., IJ Constable St.
(Joiner)
Hutchison, D., 50 North Lindsay St.
[Slater)
Hynd, D., IO Forebank Rd. (Pl um-
ber)
Keay, D ., Hillbank Irnwks. (Irnfdr.)
K eay, T. C.,Ogilvie St. (lronfounde r)
Keill, J ., 262 Perth Rd. (Painter)
Labuirn,Jas., I8 Mid _St (Plasterer)
Laburn, ., & Son , 2 Dallfield Ter.
(Slaters)
Laburn, Wm., J9~ Larch St. (Slater)
Laing, R., IS Castle St . (Mason)
Law, D. & A., 46 Foundry Lane
(Slaters)
Law, Wm. 6 Forest Pk. Rd. (Slater)
Lawless, M. 22 Hean's Lane {Plas-
terer)
1
Lee, Croll & Co., Lawside Foundry
(lronfounders)
Lickley, A. & R., SI R eform St.
(T oiners)
Lic"kley, R., & Son, 220 Perth Rd.
(Joiners)
Linder, Luke\ I28 B lackness Rpad
(Bricklayer
Lindsay & Scott, 42 & 44 Barrack St.
(Glaziers)
Lindsay, J ., Soapwork Lane (Slater)
.Macaulay, T., J7 North Tay St.
(Joiner)
MacFarlane, J ., J and 5 East Dock
St. (Marble Mason)
McGilvray, G., 115 Murraygate
Mackay, ] ., & Son , 42 Castle St.
(Painters)
.McNab & McRostie, 49 Forebank
Rd. (Toiners)
McRitcbie, A., 29 Temple Lane
(P lasterer)
"11'1cTavish, John, 5 Seafield Lane
(Joiner)
Marshall & Grant, 62 Bell St.
(Ironfounders)
l\ilartin & Gibson, 6 Ireland's Lane
· (Plasterers) · Mavor, John (Mason)
l\fartin, D., & Son, 7J Victoria Rd.
(Slaters )
1\llealmaker, Wm ., 18 Lowdens
A lley {Slate r)
i\1eek, M ., 4I Annfield Rd. (Marble
Mason )
Miller, Robert, Soapwork Lane
J\'1itchell & Co., 20 Benv1e Rd.
(Masons)
..Mitchell, W., & Son (R.P.), 15\)
Cowgate
BUILDERS AND
Morrison, J., '+~ High St., Lochee
(Joiner)
Morton, J . A., I6 Annfield St.
(Bricklayer)
Neilson, A., I2 Ward Rd. (Scu l_ptor)
Nicoll & J ack, King William Dock
(Ironfounders)
Nicoll, A., Fyffe St. (Mason)
Nicoll, John~35 Main St. (Mason)
Nicoll, G . .ti., & Co., Bank St.
(Plumbers)
Nicoll, T. & G. (R.P.), Jo Dens Rd.
Nonvelf, W., 96 Commercial St.
{Painter)
Nucator, P., & Son, 78 and 80 Bell
St. (Plumbers)
Ogilvie, A., 59 Constitution Rd .
\Plasterer)
Orr, John (R.P.), 250 Hawkhill
Parker, C., & Son, & Co., Victoria
Foundry (Ironfounders)
Peacock, Andrew L.( & Co., Cowan's
Court, N . Tay St. Heating Engrs.)
Petrie & Greig,J9Hawkhill(Painters)
Philip, W., I6J Seagate (Toiner)
Pirie & Croom, I8 Whiteball Street
Pollock,
Porter,
t··
(Painters)
9 Ogilvie's Rd. (Joiner)
., 41 Lower Pleasance
(Slater
Potts & Dand, 6 Jamaica St. (Plas-
terers)
Powrie, D. & A., SI R eform St.
(Masons)
Powrie, Hy.,I5 Blackness St.(Mason)
Powrie, T., 85 Haw kb ill (Mason)
Pringle, W., Foundry Lane (Joiner)
Rae,W.(R.P.;, JI Strathmartine Rd.
Ramsey, J. & R., JI \Vellgate
[Slaters)
Ramsay, A., & Son, 20 Watt Street
(Joiners)
Reoch & Kilgour, I6 Long Wynd
(Plasterers)
Robertson & McPherson, Downfield
(Masons)
Robertson, T. (R.P.) , I28 Princes St.
Russell & Wilson, I56 Hawkbill
(Painter)
Russell, T ., Russell Lane (Iroufoun-
<le r and Engineer}
Scott, David, 42 Dura St. (Plumber)
Scott, John Wellgate (Plumber)
Scott, J .,& Son, IO Fyffe St . (] oiners)
Sellars, Robt., IO Taylors Lane
(Joiner)
Sharp, David, Lintrathen Pl.(Mason)
Shaw, J. F., & Son, 5 Lowde ns Alley
(Joiners)
Sheach,R.,Jr.,I8 M eadowside (Msn.)
Shepherd, J. & E., JI Panmure St.
(] oiners)
Shepherd, It., 9 Paterson St. (Joiner)
Smith, A ., I26 B lackness Rd.( Mason)
Smith, Chas., & Son, I2 & I4 Queen
St. (] oiners)
Smith, J., & Son, 22 Rosebank St .
(Masons)
Spalding, A. L., Taylor's Lane
(Joiner)
Stewart, 9 Sea Wynd (Joiner)
Stewart, f ., I6 Forfar ltd. (] oiner)
Stocks, 'I'. C., 26 Crescent Lane
(Joiner)
Thomson, Jos., 154 Nethergate
(Painter)
Webster, Wm. (R.P.), ;8 Ann St.
Whitton, A. (R.P.), 7I Victoria Rd.
Whyte, C.,IJoLochee Road(Plmbr.)
Will, A., rr Park Pl. (Mason)
Wilson,l·• Eadies Rd.
Young, ., IO Smalls Wynd (Joiner)
Young, A lex. W., I68 Perth Rd
(Plumber)
JJUNFEllNLJNE •
Addison, J as., 55 Pittencrieff St.
(Joiner)
Anderson & Downie, Carnegie St .
(Joiners)
Bald & Templeman, CairneyhiH
Beveridge,] ohn, & Co., Cross Wynd
(Slaters)
Brough, R., 52 Grieve St. (Joiner)
Crawford G ., Priory Lane (Joiner)
Dick, G . Junr., Maitland Sq Mason)
Dick, R ., J ames P lace (Mason)
Duncanson, F. , Market St. (Mason)
Fernie, A . s,, Dewar St. (M!Son)
Finnick, J .. Lastlebla1r Pk .
Graham, D., 22 Woodhead Street
(Joiner) . .
Heggie,} ., Colton Junction (Tomer)
Hutchison, }.,Cemetery Rd. (Mason)
Hutton & Watson, Queen Anne St.
(Plumbers)
CONTRACTORS.
Scotland- continued.
Ki rk, D., Bald ridgeburn (Plasterer)
Lambert, A., Abbey P k . Pl. (Slater)
McGregor, R., Mill St. (Plasterer)
Millar, David, Reform St. (Plumber )
Millar, J . & D ., SI Pittencrieff St .
(Masons)
Mitchell,A.,J2 Maygate St . (Joiner)
Mitchell & Kinghorn, 7 Buchanan
St. (Joiners)
Moodie, David, Pilmuir '.'t. (Joiner)
Muir & Gillan (R.P.), q Douglas St.
Philp,H. &J., Campbell St. (Joiners)
Philp, J as., Mill St. (Joiner)
Ramsay, H. & J ., 20 South Inglis
St. (Plasterers)
Ritchie, J ohn, 6 Cross Wynd
(Plumber)
Robertson, G., 3 North Inglis St.
(Slater)
Robertson, J., l\foodie St. (Slater)
Rolland,A.,& Co.(R.P.),Io4 High St.
Smith, R. & W., 50 Queen Anne St .
(Plumbers)
Spence & Thomson, Grantsbank St .
(Masons)
Stark & Thomson,Crossford(Masons)
Steele, T., & Sou, JO Carnegie St
(Slater1
Stewart, ., Burt St. (Mason)
Stewart, . 1 Station Rd. (Plumber)
Street, Bros., Lcl., Townhill (Brick-
builders)
U re, W ., 4I Carnegie St . (Plasterer)
Westwood, J., SJ~ Woodhead Street
(Joine r)
DUNNING, B .S.O.
Dougall,}. &J . (Slaters&Pl umbers)
Duncan, A. (Slater)
JJUNOON.
Canning , H. Ferry Brae (Painter)
Cunningham, A . (Joiner)
Douglas, G., l\1loir St. (l\1ason &
Joiner)
Drummond J. Kirn (Joiner)
Gray, A., Hillfoot St. (Painter)
Grieve, J., Ferry Brae (Painter)
Hay, G. ,lanc St. (Plu p1ber)
Hay, J., .rgylc St. (Plumber)
Inglis, J., Mill St. (] oiner)
l\fcCallcm, H ., Hillfoot St. (Painter)
McCo nn ochie, J., Church St. (P ntr.)
McCulloch & \Valker (Masons)
McDougall, H. lMason)
1vlcFarlane, A., St.Andrew St. (Plas-
terer)
McGregor, A., Manse Rd. (Mason)
M cPherson, G., Hillfoot St. (Slater)
Melville , A., Hillfoot St. (Joiner)
Miller, J. , Argyle St. (Painter)
Mitchell. J. , Kirn (Slater)
Parker, J ., Wellington St. (Joine r)
Paterson, A . Cromwell St. (Plas-
terer)
R eed, J., Kirn (Plumber)
Stewart, I-l., Hillfoot St. (Plumber)
Tannock , J ., A rg)'le St. (:\Iason)
\Vall ace, A., :M01r St. (Plumber)
Whitelaw, W., North Milton Rd.
Wilkie, E ., Kirn St . (Mason)
Young, T., J(jrn (Painter)
Young, 'f., W ellington Pl. (Joiner)
JJUNS.
Duns, G ., \Vest Cotta\\:e
Pringle, Geo., North St.
,- JJUNSCORE.
Broatc>, H., Kilnhouses (Mason)
M a xwell, D ., Dalgonar Saw Mill
D UNTOCHER, Glasgow.
"Winton, D. (Mason)
DUNVEGAN, Skye.
McDonald, J ., Roag (Mason)
DYCE, 11.S.O.
Christie, S ., Junr. (Slater),
DYSART.
Alison, W ., Quality St. (Toinor)
Briggs, Robt., Townheaa (Plumber)
Hay, G., & So11;. Relief St. (Joiners)
Tobnstone, D . (::.later & Plasterer)
king & Co ., JI Cross St. (Painters)
Ro Jb, Jas., 5 Cross St. (Plumber)
Wedderspoon, \~T m. (Painter)
EJ.RLSTON.
Murdison,T. B . (Slater and Plumber)
Rodgers, W., & Sons
EAST LINTON.
Cameron, J. & J . (Slaters)
Fraser, J. (Joiner)
Katcben, J. (Slater and P lasterer)
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Lawrie, W. (R .P.)
Malcolm & Laing
Melville & Son (R .P .s)
Pettigrew, James
EDINBUJIGJJ.
(F01· LEI1'H, s.- sepai·ate heading).
Adams, J . (R .P .), Marshall St.
Adamson, A., J Gifford Pk . (Plastr )
Adamson, D., 42 Morningside Rd.
(Mason)
Aitke n, A., 65 St. Leonard's St.
(Plasterer)
Al len, A., (R.P.) , 22 Marchmont Rd.
Alexander, J ., I Fountainhall Rd.
(Mason and l oiner)
Anderson,S.,& Son,J Pitt St.( Slaters)
Anderson, W., & Son, 9 Dock St.
(Slaters )
Angus, J ., 6 \Vest End Pl. (Mason)
Annan, J. , Distillery Lane, H ay-
market (Plasterer)
Armstrong & Hogg, 47 Lothian Rd.
(Plumbers)
Baird, W., 68 Pitt St. (Plasterer)
Ballantine, Jas., & Son, 40 George
St . (Painters)
Barnet son & Sons, 54-56 Buccleucb
St. (Joiners)
Barton,P ., I 25l4'ountainBdge .(Joiner)
Barton, W. , & Sons, I I Forest Rd.
(Plumbers)
Beattie, W ., & Sons, 29 Fountain
Bridge (Masons and Joiners)
B ell, P., & Son, 64 Pitt St. (Iron -
founders)
Black, W .,22 Polwa1th Gdns. (Brick-
builder)
Blackie, R . (R.P.), I7 Comiston Rd.,
Morningside
Bonnar, Thos., 58 George St.
(Painter )
Brown, C. & J. 1 Bernard Ter.
(Joiners)
Brown, \\f. C. P. Muricston Rd.
(Joiner)
Bruce, R ., & Son , 25 Greenside Pl.
(Brick Builders)
Burn & Baillie, GJ Hanover St.
(Plumbers)
Burn Bros. (R .P.), 7I Hanover St.
Calder, A ., IJ Barclay Pl. (Joiner)
Campbell, W ., & Son, 55 Torphicben
St. (Plasterers)
Catto, Thos., 4J Barony St. (Slater)
Cavanagh, P. F., Dean Park l\1euse
(Plasterer)
Chisholm, R. IC, & Co ., Canning St .
(Joiners)
Clark, Jas., I24 George St. (Painter)
Clunas, W., & Co ., I8 Albert Pl.
Slaters)
Colville, A., & Co., 20 Mayfield .Rd.
(Masons and Joine rs)
Cook, Wm.,& Sons, Roseburn (H eat-
ing and V e ntilating Engineers)
Cormacb, Alex., 70 Causewayside
(Joiner)
Cowie, VY.,& Son, 6 Angle Park Ter.
(Masons)
Crerar & Swanson, 29 Bruutsfield P l.
(Masons)
Crowe, Ta1Ues, M:urrayfield (Joiner)
Cruicksbank 1 J as. 1 34 Torphichen
St. (Oven Builder)
Cumming, Thos., & on, 2 Cockburn
St. (Shop Fitte rs)
Cunuingl1am, Alex ., & Co., 18 Leith
St. (Glaziers)
Currie, A ., 4 South Grey St. (Sbop -
fitter)
Dawson, J. , & Son , W est Silvermills
(Bellhan~ers)
D eas, W . (R.P.), 25 Thistle St.
Dickson & Walker, JI Frederick St.
(Glazier)
Dobie, Geo ., & Son, 2J George St.
(Painters)
Dobson, A ., 2 Bernard Ter. ( later)
Dryburgb, Geo., & Son, I W est
Circus Place (Masonsb
Drys_dale & Gilmour, almeny St.
(Masons & Joiners)
Duncan, J., & Sons, 75 Grove St.
(Joiners)
Edgar, D ., I York Place (Joiner)
Elliott, W., Inverleith Row (Joiner)
Fergus, J . & ]., 18 Milton St.
(Plasterers)
F innie, Alex., 15 Jamaica St. Lane
(Plasterer)
Fisher 1 David, Gilmore Park
(Plasterer)
Forbes, Robt. , Bell' s M ill s (Joiner )
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Scotlan cl-continued.
Est(tblished ove1· a qua'rter n.f a centm·y.
J. & F. FORREST,
joiners & uilding Contractors,
STEAM JOINERY V..'ORKS,
I (Painters)
Duff Street, Edinburgh.
All la?ids of ':Joiner ~Vork
executed.
Country :Mansions and other high-
class work a speciality.
1lfansion T-JQuses 'recently completed and
in prog1·ess include tltejollowing-
Strone House, Blo.irgowrie, Perth-
shire; Eccles House, Kelso; Me~s rs .
Leadbetter and Fairley, Archt• .,
Edinburgh. Woodfield House, Co l-
inton; J\.'.[essrs. Baird a.nd Thomson,
Archts., Glasgow. Corbet Castle,
Kelso; Messrs. Hardy and ·wight,
Archts.,Edinburgh. MuirendHouse,
Colinton; WarrenderHouse,Murray-
field; H. J. Blanc, Esq., R.S.A.,
Archt., Edinburgh. Feddal Castle,
Braco, Perthshire; A. W. Mac-
naughton, Esq., Archt., Edinburgh .
B eech mount House, Corstorphine;
Messrs. M' Arthy & \.Yatson, Archts.,
Edinburgh.
Amongst the numerous contrncts
we have at present in progress ii! the
Edinburgh New Fever Hospital,
Colinton Mains, the accepted esti-
mates for Joiner '.York of which is
over £42,000. Architect, Robert Mor-
ham, Esq., City Chmbrs.,Edinburgh .
Forrest, W., 2r Comiston Rd·
(Joiner)
Forrester, T., E. London St. (Join er)
Forsyth, W., & Son, 43 Forrest Rd.
(Painters)
Fraser, VV., D ean Sculp ture Works,
Dean (Sculptor)
Gavine, \¥m ., 70 & 198 Morningside
Rel. (Slater)
Gerard, 'Wm., & Sons,Wheatfield St .
Gerard, W., Junr., J2 Myrtle Ter.
(Plaste rer)
Gibb, David, Washington Lane,
Dairy Rd.· (Joiner)
Gibson, Thos., & Son, Gibson Ter.
(Ironfounders)
Good, G., Liberton (Joiner)
Graham & Reith, 46 George Street
(Painters)
G raham, R., 45 N. Castle St.(Slater)
Grant, D., & Son, Bernard Ter.
Grant, Donald, Elder St. (Shopfitter)
Gray, Jas., & Son, 16 George IV.
Bridge
Gray, Wm., Se nr. 1 6r Frederick St.
(Plumber)
Greenlaw, Alex., lJS St . Stephen St.
(Joiner)
Greig, D., & Co., Spitafield Cres.
(Joiners and Masons)
Gnevc, A., Morningside College
Grieve, N ., Washington Lane, Dairy
Rd. (Joiner)
Gunn & Co., lJO George St. (Tile-
layers)
....................................
Hamilton, P., L iberton (Joiner)
Harper & Son, Easter Rd . (Plstrs .)
BUILDERS AND
Hartley & Smith, JO St. Andrew Sq .
Harvey, J. & T., I Forth Street
(Painters)
Hastie, D., 55 Torphichen St. (Mason
and Slater)
Hay & Ogilvy, Loudon Rd.
Henderson, Jno., 2r Castle Street
(Mason)
Henderson, T. P. (R.P.),73 G.rove St.
Hendry, G. & W., rr9 Lothian Rd.
(Pain te rs )
Herd,'~' ., J9 Queen St. (Painter. &c.)
Hislop, R G., 7, 9 & I I Pitt St.(Bell-
banger)
Howie, "\V., 27 Grindly St. (Plumber)
Hume, T . (H.P .), 2A Stafford St.
Inglis, A., Rankcillor St. (Slater)
Inglis, J. M., 19 Queensferry St .
(Plumber)
J ohnston, J., 6J Grove St. (Plasterer)
kay, W., Loanheacl (Plumber)
Kennedy, J., 96 Pitt St . (Plasterer)
Kelly,D., 17 H enderson Row (Sc ulp.)
Kelly, Tohn, & Son, IIJ Rose St.
(Smitfis)
Kelly, L., St. l'illans Ter.(Road &
Drain Contractor)
Kennedy, J. A., 77 Pitt t. (Plasterer)
Kerr, J. H., lJ Dairy Rel. (Sculptor)
Kidd, Robt., 29 Barclay P l. (Slater)
Kinnear, :Moodie, & Co., 20 Iona St.
(Masons)
Kirkwood, VV. J., Jun., Aunandale
St. Lane (Mason)
Laidlaw, R., & Son, Simon Sq. (Gas .
fitters)
Lamb, R., & Son, Logie Green
Works, Bcaverbank (Joiners)
Lamb, T., & Sons, Sciennes Place
(Slaters)
Laurie, C., Brunswick Rd. (Joiner)
Law & Bruton, W est Silvermills
Lane (Joiners)
Lennox, ·w., & Sons, 10 R1ego St.
(Plasterers)
Little, J. \R.P.), 16 Morrison St.
Little, .ft. R.P.), 12 H~milton Pl.
Little, \.Ym., 77 & 79 Pitt Street
(Smith)
Low & Son, 7J Clerk St. (Slaters)
Lowclon Bros., & Co.,50 Frederick St.
(Electrical Engineers)
Lowe, David, & ~ons, Gilmore Park
(Heating Engineers)
Lownie, J., Gilmore Park (Joiner
and Mason)
McAdam, J., 13 London St. (Mason)
McAndre~v, C., lJ Lauriston Grdns.
(Joiner & Mason)
Macdonald, J. (R.P.), J Dundas St.
Macfarlane & Wallace, 9 Randolph
Pl. (Painters)
l\1cGlashen, S ., & Son, Cauonmil!s
Bridge (Sculptors)
McGregor,D.,2 Barclay Ter. (Msn.)
Mackenzie & Moncur, Balcarres St.
(Heating Engineers)
McKenzie Bros., Edinburgh Foun-
dry, Slatefi eld Rd., and Gilmore
Park (Engineers & lronfounders)
McKenzie,Vv.,HopePk.Ter. (Mason)
McKnight, J,, 2 Cadzow Place
:i)i!cLauchlan, Brown & Co ., Annan-
dale St. Lane (Masons)
McLean, F., JS Sciennes
l\iicLennan, -, 2 W. Cro$S Causeway
McLeod, N., 49DundeeTer.(Mason)
Martin, J no., 53 Dundee Terrace
(Bricklayer, &c .)
Mather, A., & Son , Dairy Rd . (Engs.)
Meikle & Philip, Torphichen Street
(Heating Engineers)
Mekie, D., Waverley Park, Abbey
Hill (Mason)
Middleton & Robertson, 4 Ladylield
Place (Joiners)
Millar, J., Suburban House, off
Maxwell St. (Mason)
Mitchell, A.,47 JJundeeTer. (Mason)
Mitchell, J., & Son, JO :Fettes Row
(Masons & J oiners)
Montgomery, H. T. & R., North
M erchiston Avenue (Joine rs)
Morris, J obn, & Sons, r2 Torphichen
Pl. (Road and Drain Contractors)
Morrison & Son, 31 Drurnshcugh Pl.,
(Plumbers)
Maxon & Carfrae, 77 George Street
(Painters)
Muirhead, Andrew, & Son, 14 Castle
St. (Painters)
Muirhead, J., 12 North St. Andrew
St . (Joiner)
Paterson Bros., 234 Causewayside
(Joiners)
CONTRACTORS.
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Paterson, H., & Sons (R.P.), 5 Elm
How
Penman, D., & Sons, Gilmerton
(Masons)
Potts, G. & H., 127 George St.
(Painters and Tile Layers)
Proctor & Son (R .P.), 2J Church
Lane
Purves, D., & Co., 12 Rose Street
(Plumbers)
Reid & Downie, Howe t. (Painters)
Rendall & Pottinger, Christian Bank
(Joiners )
Reynolds, W., 12 Gibson Terrace
(B rickbui lder)
Rhind, B., Cambridge St. (Sculptor)
Roberts, G., 42 Haymarket Ter.
(Mason) , McDonald, H., Hall Pl. (Carpenter)
Robertson , A., & Sons (R.P. ), JI
Nicolson St,
Rob ertson, Chas., 93 Pleasance
(Sm ith)
Robson, Thos., 57 E. Crosscauseway
(Smith)
Ross & Graham, n5 St. Leonard's
St . (Plasterers)
Ross, J., 17 Duncan St. (Plasterer
and file Laxer)
Rutherford, j., & Son (R.P.), 54
Haymarket Ter.
Scott & Davie, 26 Morton S t. (and
Carpenters)
Scott, A., & Son, Gilmore Park
(Ca r~ e nte rs)
Scott, j., 26Braid Cres. (Joiner)
Simpson & Taylor, 17 Upper Gray
St. (Masons)
Slater & W'augh, Loche nd Rd.
(Masons)
S later, S. & R., Stewart Tcr., Gorgie
Smith, D. C., J4 Broughton St.
(Painter)
Smith, S., J Buccleuch St. (Joiner)
Smith, T., U. Grove Place (Joiner)
Smith, W., I I Nicolson Sq.
Souden, J., 5 Spottiswoode Rd.
(Mason)
Stalker, Robt.,&Son, lJ-I7 Lothi:tn
Rd. (Painters)
Steel, J., 2 Torphichen St. (Mason
& Joiner)
Stevens, D. (R.P.), 15 Howe St .
Stewart & Rae, lJ-' George St.
(Plumbers)
Stewart. W., 98 Dairy Rd. (Plastr.
Stoddart, W., 2J West Preston St.
(Plumber)
Stratton, J. W., & G., JO Upper Gray
St. (Road Contractors)
Stuart's Granolithic Stone Co., Ltd.,
6 Torphichen Pl. (Plasterers)
Sutherland, D., & Sons, 104 .li.aeburn
Place (Joiners)
Tait, Thos , Clyde St. (Smith)
Thomson, R., JJalry Rd. (Sculptor)
Thoruburn, R., & Son, 135 and 137
Buccleuch St. (:Masons)
Turner, W., & Sons, 16 Torphichen
St. (Masons)
Waddell , Andrew, & Son, Freer St.
(Road and Drain Contractors)
Walker, W. G .,& Sons, l>rederick St.
(Asphalters)
Walker, T., 24 Morrison St. (Joiner)
Walker, l'., 48 Buccleuch St. (Plas-
terer)
Watherston, J., & Son, 29 Qucens-
ferry St. (J oiners & Masons)
W atson, A., & Son, Union St.
Watson, Gilbert, Woodburn Terrace
Watson, W. & J. R., Iona St. (and
Toincr)
White & B ee, St. Leonard's St .
White, A., 6 Murrayfield Pl. (Mason)
White, J., & Co., (R .P.s) ro South
St . Andrew St.
White, John, 79 Coniston Drive
Wbyte, P., Freer St. (Mason)
'Wightman, J. (R .P.), 7 & 14 South
Saint David ~t.
'.Yilliamson, T., J4 Frederick St.
(Plumber)
Wilson, J. & R.,2J Riego St. (Joiners)
Wilson, D., 100 Potterrow (Joiner)
Wishart, D., u8 Dairy Rd. ('fainer )
Young & Co. (R.P.), u2 Nicofson St.
Young, J., & Sons, Bryson Rd.
ELGIN.
Brodie, J., S . Guildry St. (Plasterer)
Clark, J. H., Moss St. (Plumber)
Davidson & Hay, Academy St.
(Masons)
Davidson, A,, High St. (Slater)
Douglas, H., Culbard "t. (Plumber)
Dunbar, A . & R., Park Place (Car-
penters)
Fordyce, W., 27 High St. (Painter)
Forsyth, Alex., Culbard St. (Painter)
Forsyth, D., Hall Pl. (Mason)
Garrow, Alex., Mayne Rd. (Mason)
George, J., Reidbaven St. (Carpr.)
George, Jos., Mayne Rd. (Carpenter)
Gordon, J. (R.P.), & Son, So uth St.
Gray, Geo ., Forhcath 't. (Plasterer)
Grigor, Jas., Mayne Rd. (Carpenter)
~
mieson, W., Hay St. (Mason)
ames, John, South St. (Painter)
essiman, J.,51 South St. (Carpenter)
intrea, J., & Son, H'.igh Street
(Painters)
Lyon & Sons, Commerce Street
(Plumbers)
McBean, P. Mayne Rd. (Mason)
Mcivor, A., West Bank (Plasterer )
McKe nzie T., New Elgi11 (Carptr.)
McKerron 1 A.,Lossiewy!1d (Mason)
Mackie & McKenzie, North Stred
(Carpenters)
McKilligan,J., High St. (Carpen ter)
McPherson, J., Bishop Mill (1lfason)
Reid, A., Elm House (Mason)
Robertson, T., Batcben St. (Painter)
Ross, A., Greyfriars St . (Plumber)
Ross, Bros. (R.P.) High St.
Ross, J ohn, North St. (Carpenter)
Scott, A., South Guildry St.( Carpr.)
Scott, Wm., Earnan Bank (Mason)
Sellar & Leitch, South St. (Car-
penters)
Spark, P., High St. (Pain ter)
Thomson & Fraser, High St. (Con-
creters)
Vincent,W.B.,Culbard St.(Plumber)
Wilson,]., High St. (Slater)
. Young, ., Mayne Rd. (Mason)
}!,/,/ 1£.
Currie, J. 0., South St.
Mcinstosh, John, Williams burgh
Purves, J., & Son, High Street
(Pl umbers)
Scott, D., & Co., Earlsferry
Sunier, C. M., Liberty
EV.d.N'l'ON, S.0.
Grant, Andrew (Carpenter)
Grant, A. (Mason)
McKenzie, D. (Joiner)
F.d.&Klllf(.
Armstrong, J., Graham's Rd. (Plum-
ber)
Brown, R. (R.P.), Bank St.
Buchanan & McDonald, Glebe St.
(Plasterers)
Cairns, A., W. Bridge St.(Plumber)
Christie, J., Dundee Court (Slater)
Cowan, P., Cistern Lane (Joiner)
Dalziel, R., Griffiths St. (Mason)
Dewar, J. & P., Thornhill Rd.
(Joiners)
Draper, D., II Grahams Road
(Plumber)
Forgie, J., Manor St. (Joiner)
Gardner, J., Rodge St. (Mason)
Gardner, Wm. D., Griffiths St.
(Mason)
Gibson & Gray, Bainsford (Joiners)
Gibson, W., Griffiths St. (Bricklayer)
Hamilton, W. D., 78 G rahams Rd .
(B rickbuilder )
Happer, J., Wilson's Bldgs. (Slater)
Hodge, J., Gartball P lace (.\'Lason)
Kellock& Kilgour, 76 Grahams Rd.
(Joiners)
Lindsay & Blanche, Dundee Court
(Joiners)
Lorn, R., Glebe St. (Joiner)
MacNair. D., Park St. (Plasterer)
Main, J. & A .. W est End (Joiners)
Maxwell, J., Meeks Rd. (Bricklayer)
McKearncy, 0., Comely Ter. ( l:lrick-
layer)
Millar, J., Graham's Rel. (Plasterer)
Morrison, J. 1 St. Crispin's Pl. (PJas ...
terer)
Nimmo, R., Howgate (Joiner)
O'May, D., Melville St. (Glazier)
Sanderson, G., P ark T er. (Mason)
Stewart, J. Bainsford (Slater)
Summers, G.,Grahams Rd.(Plumber),
Turner,J ohn,Cockburn St .(Plumber)
"\Vallace & Connell, High Station
Rd . (Plumbers)
Weston, W., IJj Grahams Rd.
(Joiner)
F'.d.£K[,.AND.
Laurie, W. (R.P.)
Page, William
Ji'OCllABERS.
Glass, Wm. (Carpenter)
L egge, Wm. (Mason)
McKenzie, John (Carpenter)
Tully, Tbos. (Carpenter)

Scbtland-continued.
FM/FAR.
Ad_amson, D., Yeaman St . (Mason)
Hain,_A., 26~ West High St. (Join<·r)
Cargill, Jas., & Co ., Canmore St.
(Masons)
Doig, J., JO South St. (Plasterer)
Farquharson, J., Chapel St. ~oin<>r)
Hay,A.,& Co., Academy St. ( omers)
Henderson, A., 87 Castle St. (l aintcr)
Kerr, J., 96 West Hi gh St . (Slater)
Langl a nds, D. (R.J?.), l W. High St.
Leith, John, Castle St . (Plumber)
Low, A ., G lamis Rd. (Joiner)
Masterton, D., Castle "St. (Plastere r)
McBeth, D., East High St. (PlµmberJ
~1cl.aren, Alex., 5 Couttit!'s Wyn<l
(Plumbe r)
McLaren,W., 83 E. High St.(Paintcr)
:'Ii cLean, J., 56 North St. (Mason )
Ylilne , \V. 1 & Sons, Green St. (Pl um-
bers)
Moffat, ·w., & Co ., "\V. High St.
(Slaters)
Morrison , "\V., Dund ee Loan (J oiner)
~{oger, D ., l East High t. (Paint<·r)
Shepherd, A. & C., rr6EastHigh St.
(Slaters)
Stewart, Mrs., Quee n St. (Joiner)
Thompson,D .,IATest HighSt.(Pa inter)
Wattcrston, J., & Sons, 57 Glamis
Rd . (Masons)
/i'OJIJI ES.
Anderson, J., Market St. (Mason)
Angus & Ross (Plasterers)
Cameron, R. (Plasterer)
1"orbes & Sons (Slate rs & Plumbers)
Lamg, A., South St. (Carpenter)
Macdonald, A., Hig h St. (Painter)
Mackcnz1c, ] ., Orchard St . (Mason)
Murray, R ., & Son
Robe rtson),. (and Carpenter)
l{obertson, ., Urqub.art St. (Paintc·r)
Ross , D., olbootb St. (Mason)
Ross, Wm .. Hig h St. (Mason)
~mith, It., Cumm,ing St. (Carpe nter)
Stewart & Sons, 1 he Greens(l\'lason~.l
Ji'OET llOSE, 11.S .O .
Artl1ur, Duncan, High St . (Plasterer)
Davidson, vVm., High St. (Painte i-)
DO\vn , Geo ., Academy St. (l\ l ason)
1\faclennan, R., Castle St. (Carpenter )
Wilson, N., Aca demy St. (Plu mber;
F OJl1' !VILLI.A Al.
Allan & Fraser, High St. (Painters)
Anderson & Nisbet, Middle St.
(Plumbers)
Cameron, D.,Viewforth Lane (Jo in er)
Cameron, D. , Cameron R<l. (Mason)
Campbell, R. ,Farfcrn Rd. (Plumber)
~ ummin g 1 Ewen, .H igh St. (Slater)
Fraser, Uonald, Fraser Sq . (Sla te r)
Grny, A. L., High St. (Painter)
Harper, Rollt. , High St. (Plumber)
Livingston, J., Hig h St. (Mason)
.\1.' oil, D ., ·cameron Rd . {Mason)
l\f cEw:l. 11 1 A . 1 Middle St. (Plastert:r)
McKellow. A., Gordon Sq . (Toine r)
McMillan , Donald , Hig-h St.()'aintcr)
Mc Phce, John , Cameron 'Rd. (M:l.son)
Mitch ell, R obert, West End (Slater)
\Vri g ht, D ., Vicwforth Lane (]oinL"r)
l<'OSSllW.A Y, Ji'rasei·bm·qh.
Younger, R. · St. (Painters)
FYVIl?.
Ferguson, J., Bogtama (Maso n)
Lyon , j . 1 Pctcrwcll (Carpenter)
Pirie , J. P . (Slater)
O.ALASTITELS.
Hell, J.M., 17 High St. (Painter &
Glazi er)
Hell J. & P. (R.P.), Market Sq.
Bryden, Wm., Bridge St. (loiner)
Dalgleish, P. & D., Roxbu rgh Pl.
(Masons)
Gladstone, A ., & Sons, Channel St.
(Joine rs)
H.a ll, J. & J . , Landhope Vale (a nd
j oi ners)
Hall , R., & Co., I sland St. (a n<l
Joincrs)
B eallic, Robt., cott St. (Slate r )
l-J erbertson, A., & Son , Albe rt Pl. (&
joiners)
H ogarth , W ., Union St. (Joiner)
Hogg, Geo., 34 SLirli ng St . (Slater)
I-1.utton & Co. (R.P.), Lawyers Brae
Lindsay,J . G.,LawycrsBrae(Paintcr
& G.azier)
McLaren, L ., C hannel S t. (Slate r)
Park, G.;& 'on, Gala Ter. (Masons)
Robertson, A ., 76 St. Andrew St.
(Plasterer)
Ruthven, B . (R.P .), Island St.
BUILDERS AND
Scott, John, Bank St. (Plumbe r)
Scott, Wm .. 23 Hi~h St . (Joiner)
Steve nson, J. , 43 uecn St. (Joiner)
S.utberland, G .. Al crt Pl. ( culptor)
lait Bros., 60 High St. (Painters and
Glaziers)
1:homson, A. (R.P.). Albert Pl.
1 .w eedie, J., & Son (R .P.), Hi gh St.
VYatt, G ., & Son, 15 Bridge St.
(Painters a nd G laziers)
Wood, ·w. & J., Galapark Rd. (an d
Joiners)
GALS TOX.
Ande r~o n.R . , BentnickTer. (lYiason)
McKitil , Hugh, Cross St. (Joiner)
Yendall, A ., 20 Barr St. (Joiner)
GA II El,OCillfEAJJ, H elensburgli.
Hamil ton , "\V. (Joiner )
Shedden, R . (Plumber)
GATEIJOUSE .
1VlcGaw, T.
(IAVJNOTOK-TIY-nUN,o.
Spie rs, J ohn
0 f,A .l!IS.
John ston, J., Hrachead
n r,A sno w.
Adam. John, & Co. , 1104 Pollokshaws
Rd. (and llfasons)
Adam (Stephe n) & Co., r99 Bath St.
(Glass SLainers)
Allan, A ., 13 Eglinton St. ( Wri~ht)
Allan, Jas ., & Son, 567 Cathcart' Rd .,
Govanhill
Allan,,W., & Cowan, 27 Scamore St.
(Wnghts)
Allan & Baxter, r98 Maxwell Rd.
Pollokshi<•lds (Wrights) ' Regent t.
Anderson & H cndcnwn, Ltd. Ren-
wick St., Kinning Pk . (\Vrigbts)
An.d erson, .H. I.., & Co., 233 St.
Vin ct: nt St. (Pai ntC' rS)
Anderson, Jas., 166 George St.
(Plumb ers)
Anderson, John, 362 Parliamentary
Rd. (Sla tPr and Plasterer)
Anderson, f. & R. , 76 Bath S tree t
· {Painters)
Anderson, J>. & VV., 64 Doug las St.,
off Bothwell St. (Maso ns)
Anderson, ft. & A., 283 Parliam nt-
ary Rd. (Masons)
Anderson, R. 1 & Sons, 190 Dum-
barton Rd . (Wrights)
Anderson, Wm., 49 Bellfield St.
(Brickbuilde r)
A nderson, \ ,V . (R.P.), 28q Ruch:i.nan
St .
Arbuckle, H. , & Sons, Orr St., Brid...-e-
ton Cro~s (S lat<'rs & Plas_Lcrcrs}
Arnot, J. L., 20,1 HaLh St. (Plumbn)
Barlas, G., & Co ., IJ Ruthven St.,
Hillhearl (Masons)
Barln.s, l\[., 3r "Yindsor T err.
BaLhgatc, JI. S., ;so J)ukc Slreet
(P lastt-rcr)
Baxtl'I', John , 20 Catherin e St.
Hel l. P. 1H.P. , JS Sth. Portland St.
Hd l, John, & Co ., In gram S t.. Govan
Hell. H o rnsby, & Co ., T)6 Pollok-
shaws N. d. ( BrickUuilders)
Benm•tt, J. H., & Sons, 50 Gordon
J lack, Th os ., 1 1 PGe l St ., Pa.rtick
(Slater)
Bladen & Co., i98 St. Vincent St.
(l ronfounders)
Hogie, R., 19 G ra.nville St. (Mason)
Howie & Co., 372 Scotland St.
(llf asons)
Bowie, Fisher, & Co., 26 Bothwell
St. (Painters)
Bowie, R.,173 Cathca rtRd.( Plumbr. )
Bremner, Jas., w6 Nelson St.
(Plasterer)
Brown & Angus, r23 Cathcart St
Kingston (\ ¥ ri ghts)
Brown & Fingland, r25 Barrack St.
(Slaters)
llrown, A ., 46 Grafton St. ( rlastercr )
Brown.IC, t36 VI dlingtonSt .(Sculpr .)
Brown, T .. 19J l{ottonrow ( IVri(:ht)
Hrown (RY.) & Youn g , 7 Bath St.
Bruce A. 6q Cathedral St. (Plumber)
Bryct..: J.: & Son (R. P. ), 82 Oswald
't .
Brydl'n, Tohn. & ons, 60 Renfield
St. (Bcfihangers)
Bryden, \V,jJliam, & Sons, 300 St.
Vincent Rd. (Hellhangers)
Buchanan, D ., 473 New City Rd.
(Bricklaye r )
Buchanan, D., 399 London Rd.
(Wright)
CONTRACTORS.
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Cairns & Laing,
REG I STEREo'Y .
Plumbers, Gasfl.tters,
and Zinc Workers,
ALL KINDS OF CHEM I CAL PLANT
FITTED UP.
Hot, Cold,&: Spray Baths, &:c., &:c.
5 CARLTON PLACE,
Near Portland Stnet Suspension
Bridge,
-GLASGOW.
ANO '. •'
2~0 Albert Rd ., POLLOKSHIELDS.
T~LEPRONE No. 8172.
Cairns, John (R.P.), 18 Bath St.
Caldc_r, A., & Sons, 586 and 588
Eghngton St. (Plasterers)
Calderwood, Robert, 85 Glebe St.
(Plumbe rl
Caklcrwooc, Thos., 3 r A lbert Rd.
East (Maso n)
Cameron, C . (R.P. ), 219 Cambridge
St.
Campbell, P. & A ., Campbell St.,
Govan (\¥rights)
Campbell, R., 138 Kent Rd.
(Plumber)
Carbarns, J. , & Sons, 128 I-Iunte r St.
(S laters, Plasterers, &c.)
Carlton, C . , & Son, 18<) St . Vincent
St. (Painters)
Carn~ichacl. R., Douglas St., Partick
Carrick, G. & D. (R.P. ), 256
Sauchielrn ll St .
CbrisLic & Smith, 28 East Market St
(Iron founders)
Clark, Scott & Co .. Ld., 23 & 25 Ox
ford St., S.S. (Gas htte rs)
C lerk, D. , IV. Son, 92 "\Vellington St .
(Smiths)
Cochrdne. J. , Junr., 205 St. J ames
Rd . (IV right)
Collier, Geo ., Prior Bank Balgray
J~Iill, Sp rin gLurn ' Cow~addcns (Plasterers)
Cbl~i::· W., Mansfield Ter., Spring-
Con nel l, J as .. TA South Coburg St.
Coombe, J., & Son, ro3 North 1-Ian-
over St. (Heatin g Engineers)
Cormack, J., & Sons, 36 Abercorn
SL (H ea tin g- Engineers)
Consland IV. Mac kay, lSO Hope St.
(Vcnt ila.ting Engin eers)
Cowan, \V .. & Sons, 95 Bishop St.,
P orL Dundas (\Vr ights)
Crrt.1g, John, 94 Patt~rso n St., K.in g-s-
to n (Stai r-rai ler)
Crawford, T., 15 Anuadale St.
(Brickbuilacr)
Cubitt, R. , & Son, 23 Onslow Drive
Dennistoun (Bricklayers)
Cuthbertson , J as. , 269 Shields Rd.
(Slater)
Dairon, ]., & Sons, 19 \.Veaver St.
(Plasterers)
Darric, W. & G., 163 Bothwell St.
(Slaters).
Davidson,\\'. G.,51 West Regent St.
Dawson & Sheriff, 20 Canning P lace
(Modellers)
Deas,J .,& Co.,67 Sydney t. (Smiths)
Devlin, J., & Son, 37 St . Andrew's
Drivt·, l:>ollokshi c ld s (Masons)
Dick & B einies , 89 Forth St., Pol-
lokshiolds (Wrigh Ls)
Dick. J ., & Son, 28 Hath St . (Maso n )
Dick, "\V .. 175 ' "'. CampbellSt. (Mason)
Donaldson, A rch<l ., Abercrornby St.
(Plumber)
Drummond , J., 92 Sydney Street
(Plasterer)
Duncan, Jas ., & Son, 67 Dunard St.
(Masons)
Duncan,]., IOI Eglington St. (Pn tr.)
Duncan, tewart , 11 l l\1am Street
Bridgeton (Plumber)
Duncanson, T. & R.. , 96 Buccleugb
t. (Wrights)
Eadie, A., & Son, 280 Cathcart Rd.
453
Eadie, Geo . & Son, 405 Machieson St·
Emery, John, 21 Carment Drive'
Shaw la nds
F~rguson & Anderson, 24 Regent
Moray St ., Calton (IA' ri g:hts)
Ferguson & S inclair 1 70 \Vells Rd.
(Maso ns)
F e rguso n, A ., 28r Bath St. (Wright)
Ferguson, G._, & Sons, r44 Gardne r
Street (Wrights)
Ferrier, J. & '\¥., 37 Ste\.,cuson St.,
Calton (Wrights)
F?rris,R., r29W.Regent St.(Modellr.)
Fmdlay, J ames, 8 Otago St., Hill-
head (Joi ner)
l>indlay, J. & G., 24 Grant Street
(Wrights)
Fleming, P . & R., & Co ., 29 Argyle
St. (Ironfounders)
Foley & Co ., rr Houldsworth St.
(Slaters)
F orbes,A., IDA HydePark St.(W right)
Forbes, T.. 158A Bath St. (Plasterer)
Forbes, \Vm., 167 West Graham St.
(Plasterer)
Ftl~~d~ fci .& R . (R.P.), 104 Wood-
Fyfo (R.P .) & Allen , Ltd., 4J St.
Geor!l'e's Rd.
Galbraith & "Winton, 129 St. Vincent
St . (Marble Cutters)
Gardi ner, Robt ., 151 Cumberland
St., S .S. (Plumber)
Gib b, R., & So ns, 49 Sword Street
_(Masonsl
Gibbon, E., 15 H enrietta Pl ace
(Joi ner)
Gilchrist, R ., & Son, 50 New St.
Calton (B rickbuilders} '
G lass S tai ners' Co., The, n8 W est
Goldie, _Tas ., & Son, 52 St. Enoch's
Sq. (Masons)
Gordo n, Vl., 152 West Graham St.
Gow, A ., & Co., 583 Govan Rd .,
(Masons)
Gr?-ham, G. H" & Co., rr 4 Great
W estern Rel. (Painters)
Graha m, J., & lCo ., 184 G eorge St .
(Wrights)
Gray, A. & G., JO Bath St. (Wrights)
Gray, C., & on, 18 Paul St.(Wrights)
· Gray, C., & Co., 122 W est Campbell
St. (Painter s)
Graydon, J ., 25 Craignestoch St.
(Pl:istere r)
Gree n, J., & Co., 596 Eglington St.
(Maso ns)
G rieve, J. , 486 Duke St. (Plumber)
Gneve, J ohn & Co., 17 Stirling St
.,
Guthne & Co. , 68 Kelvin Street
(Wr_ights & Joi ners)
Guthrie (] . & \\r.), & Andrew Wells
LcL, 2J7 W est George St. (Glas~
SLa_1ners a nd Decorators)
}I~mdton & Co., 10 Margaret St.,
. S.S . (Slaters & Conc rete Pavi ors )
Jiannl to n, l\lfarr & Co., Govan Saw
Mills
Hamilton, Sa.ml. , 6 Rothesav Gar-
dens (Hrickbuild er) -
Hcg-ney, C ., & Son (R.P.), 458 Gt.
\.Vestern Rd., Hillhead
I{e nderson, 1\1., 4 Gr:l nt St . (Joiner)
Hendry, w. & Son, 87 Bothwell s·t.
(Plumbers 1
Herbertson, J ., & Sons, 85 Bedford
'
St .. Laurieston (& vVrights)
Hill,G., n8 St. Vincent Lane(Mason)
Hodge, A., "t. Vincent PI. (Sc ulp tor)
Holmes, J., SandyfauldsLa.(Wnght)
Hood, A., & Co .1 Hutchesontow n
Saw Mills, Polmadie (a nd Joiners)
Horn, T., 1,099 Polloksbaws Rd.
(Plumber)
Hunter & M a rshall, 103 Cambridge
St. (Wrights)
:Hutcheso n & Grant, 128 Pitt St
(W ri ghts) ' ·
Hutcheson & M' Cathie, r59 Bothwell
St. (Wrig hts)
H utc heson, James, 247 VVcst George
't. (Gasfitter )
:H~t.chi cson & Co ., 245 St . Vincent
St. (Slaters)
Hutc hison & Co ., 229 Berkeley St.
{Plumbers)
Hutchison, John, 520 St . Vincent St.
(Plumber)
In§i~ton, J.,& Co. (R.P.), 168 George
J ackson, Brown & Co ., 121 Alex -
a ndra Parade
Joh,nston & Marshall, r4 Calder St.
Govanbill (Wri ghts)
 454
Scotland-continued.
JoE~~;la':,eJ S~.has. (R.P .), 78 South
Johnston, J., & Son, IJO Renfield St.
(Plumbers)
Kay, T., & Co., 12 & 14 Hopetoun
PL (W r ights)
Kean & Wardrop, I67 Bath Street
(Tilelayers)
Kemp, Robt ., & Sons, Bishopbriggs
(and Wrights)
Kennedy & Wilson, J82 Springburn
Rd. (T oiners)
Kennedy, Wm.,MarklandSt .,Partick
Key, Wm ., Io9 Hope Street (Heat-
ing and Ventilating Eng:ineer)
Kinnear, :rv.Ioodie & Co., Bath Lane,
Elm bank St . (Joiners)
K.~ng, D ., & Son, Keppocb Iron
Works, Possil Park (Ironfounders)
K irkwood, John, 45 Hope St .(Mason)
Kirkwood, W . & G., 4I8 Dumbarton
Rd., Partick (Plasterers)
Knox, A ., & Son, 25 Wellington St.
(Wrights)
Laidlaw, Jas., I4 Playfair St ., Off
Dalmarnock Rd. (J oiner)
Laird, G., & Son, IO Ann St.,
Bridgeton (Wrights)
Laird & Walker, I6I Shields Rd .
(Brick Builders & CementWorkers)
Lamb, T., & Stewart, 220 Parlia-
mentary Rd. (Wrights)
l~ auriey W., 222 St.James Rd .(Slater)
1
Law, . & A., Rae St . (Ironfounders)
Lawri~ T., & Co., I30 Wellington
St. (l'ainters)
Lawson & Co., 260 W. Scotland St.
(Wrights)
Leishman, A ., 86 West Campbell St.
(Wright)
Lightbody, Wm., 42 Sydney St .
(Wright)
Lindsay, J ., & Sou, IJ Pitt Street
(Painters)
Livingstone, David, 85 lVIaxwell St.
Po!lokshaws (Wright)
Love, Arcbd., and Sons, 150 Oxford
St. (Painters)
Low, A . (R.P.), 78 M e rk land St.,
Partick
Lumsden, Robt., 20 Fin lay Drive,
Dcnnistoun (Brick & Ove n Builde r)
Lyall, J., 6I Allison St. , Govan hill
Maben, Jas ., & Co ., 65 Egli ngton
St. (T omers)
M acalfan, J., no Stirling Rd . (Wr't.)
M cAlpine, G., I8I Dalmarnock Rd.
(Plumber)
M cAipine, R., & Son , I88 St . Vin -
cent St. (Railway Contractors)
McAulay, Clark, & McLaren, 182
\Vest George St. (Electricians)
McAulay, J., & Co., 70 Albert Rd.,
Polloksh1elds (Wrights)
McCaa, J., & Co., 47 Oswald St.
(Masons)
McCall, W., & Sons, 5 Balmano St .
(Wrights)
McCallum & Hope, 32 Cadogan St.
(lronfounders)
M cCallurn, D., Junr., 140 Bothwell
St. (Mason)
McCallum, J. B., IS8 Raebe rry St.
(Mason)
McCord, R., & So n, 7I w ·aterloo St.
(Masons)
McCulloch, M., & Co., I68 Gallow-
gate (lronfoupders)
McCulloch & Co., IS4 ·west Regent
St. (Painters & Glaziers)
McDonald,G.,& Co., JOI Shields Rd .
Macdougall, Norman M., 132 Bath
St . (Glass Stainer)
M'Ewen, Alex., & Son, J5 Bridge St.,
Partick (Cement ·workers)
McEwan, ·wru., I48 Bothwell St.
( later)
Macfarlane & Smith , 302 Sauchiehall
St. (Painters)
M'Farlane, A., 81 & SJ Cathedral St.
(Wrights)
McFeat, John, He le n St., Govan
(Plumber)
McGaw, W., J26 Garbraid St.,
Maryhill (Mason)
McGilvray, Donald, 269 Eglington
St. (Plasterer)
M cGilvray, R . A ., I29 \Vest Regent
St. (Modeller & Plasterer)
McGow)l, J as ., JJ 1 Saracen St.
(Plumber}
McGrory, ohn , 1102 Cathcart Rd.,
Mount Florida (Pai nter)
Mcintyre, A ., & Son, I Titwood
Place, Stratbbu ngo
Mackay, A . & D., J5 Oswald St .
(Slate rs and Tilers)
BUILDERS AND
McKay, A., & Co., 23 Bothwell St
(Art Carvers, &c.)
McKay II< Gray, 29 Scotia St. (and
Masons)
McKellar & Mathieson, IS6 Waddell
St .
McKenacher, P ., 33 South Portland
St. (Painter)
McKenzie, D. & J., 75 Holland St.
(Plasterers)
McKinnon . N ., & Sons, 87 South St .,
Kinning Park
McKissock,P ., & Son, Ld.,206 Sandy-
ford St. (Masons)
MacLellan, A. . & Co., 54 and 56
Waterloo St .(Electrical Enginee rs)
. Maclellan, P. & W ., Ltd., I29 Tron-
ga te (Engineers)
McLintock, W ., 39 Otago St. (Joiner)
McMillan, J., 57 Scott St., Port
Dundas (lronfounders)
McMillan, Jas ., 20 Muirhouse St.
(Plasterer)
McNie, D., & Co., 79 East John St.
(Masons)
McOuat, J., & Son, 98 London St.
(Slaters)
McQuarrie, J ., 107 North Hanover
St . (Plasterer)
McTaggart, Hugh, 60 Mill St.,
Bridgeton (Wright)
Mailerh W. & D., 12- IS Houldsworth
St. (::>laters)
Malloch, C. & J., J04 St . Vincent St .
(Glaziers)
Marr, J.., 177 Hyndland St., Partick
(Plumber)
Mars.hall, A. G., I2I West Regent
St . (Mason)
Marshall, Tno .,Bishopbriggs (Mason)
Martin, 1'., r7r West Regent St.
(Plumber)
Mason, R ., 104 Sauchiehall Street
(Plumber)
Me ikle & Sons, 19 and 2r Wellington
St. (Glazie rs)
Meikle, W., 48 E ..Howard St .(Slater)
:M~iklejobn, A. , 10 Kerr Stree t,
Hopehill Rd . (Wright)
M ellis, Daniel, 77 Dumbarton Rd.,
Partick (J oiner)
Melvin, J., 4 Maxwell St., Partick
(Wright)
Millar & Murray, I87 Pollokshaws
Road (and Wrights I
Miller, I osepb, 60 Cromwell St .
(Glass Stainer)
l\iillcr, W., K.irklee Rd., Kelvinside
Milne, J. 1 & Son, Ltd. , III St. Vin-
cent St . (Plumbers, &c.)
Mitchell & Davis, 94i Wes t Regent
Lane. (Plasterers)
Morgan, E . C., & Sons, J7 Elderslie
St. (Masons)
Morrison & Mason, Ltd., Polmadic
(Railway and Dock Contractors)
Morrison & Muir, r.c; Aikenhead Rd.
Morrison, J., Polmadie Rd.(Wright)
Morton, Robert, II2 Rutherglen Kd .,
S.S. (and Mason)
Moyes, Wm., & Sons (R.P.), 227
Maxwell Rd., Pollokshields
Muir, A., & Sons, 400 E glington St.
(Masons)
Muir, R ., & Son (R.P.), I4I Dundas
St.
Muirhead, J ., 220 Gairbraid St.
Maryhill
l\1unro, Thomgson & Co., t58 East
Milton St . (I lumbers)
Murdoch, R., 91 Maxwell Rd., S.S.
(Mason)
Murray, G ., 139 Dalrnarnock Rd .
(Plasterer)
Myles, J., & Co ., 11 Rosevale St.,
Partick ("Wrights)
Nicol, G ., 727 Govan Rd. (Plasterer)
Nicol, \ym., & Co ., 687 Pollokshaws
Rd. ("Wtights)
Niven , A., & Sons, JOI North \Vood-
sidc H..d.
Parker, J ., 6o Bluevalc St. (Mason)
Paterson & Beldic, 14+ W . lkgcnt
St. (Masons)
Paterson & Thompson, Ii., n8 \.Vest
Regent St. (Stai ned G lass Artists)
Paterson , John, & Co ., 40 Candle-
riggs (Plumbers)
Pate rson, J., & Son, Ltd ., 6ro
Pol lokshaws Rd. (Masons)
Pate rson, R. L., & Co.,42-46 C lyde
St., Calton (Glaziers)
Pearson, J . M ., 65 West R egent St.
Pirie, A., I20 vV. CampbellSt.(Plast.)
Pollock, vVm .. i 66 Loudon St.
(J3rickbuilder)
Porte r, John, London Rd. (Mason)
CONTRACTORS.
Scotland-continued.
Purden & Callender, 106 George St.
Raeside, J·
(Glaziers)
(R.P.), 375 Gallowgate
Rankin, as., 84 Garnethill Street
(Wright)
Rs~~ay, J ., & Sons (R .P.), 2J3 Hope
Renfrew, J. T. & W . (R.P .), 2-10 Gt.
Western Rd.
Renfrew, R . S . (R.P.), I40 North St.
Rennie, R. & \V., & Co. , 41 Cumber-
land St . S.S. (Masons) · GLENLUCE, ll.S.n.
Hen wick, John, 248 West George St.
Ritchie, D., J2 Elm bank St . (Masons)
Robertson, Wm., Gt. vVestern Rd.
Cross (and ·wright)
Hogerson, R ., 52 Mount St. (Join er)
Rome, George, & Co., 136 VVaterloo
St. (Plasterers)
Hoss, A. 1vI. , & Sons, IO & 12 Ann S t.,
City (Slaters)
Ross, Geo. , 10 Vernon St., Maryhill
(and Wright)
Ross, Jas., I75 \Vest Campbell St.
Ross,John,9 Killermont St. (Wrig:ht)
Roxburgh & Findlay, Quee n St.,
Govan JN'rights)
Russell, . , 7I Cumbernauld 11d.
(Wright
Russe ll , L. (R.P.), JJO St. Vincent
St.
Saffney, P ., SJ Abercromb ie St . (<ind
Wrights)
Scott, A. & J., 247 Saucliiehall St.
(Painters )
Sel lars, G., 24r W. Geo rge St. (Ptr.)
Sellar, Tas ., & Co., 37 K elvin St.,
Parti c1t
Sharp & Cruikshanks, 44 Dundas
Street , City (Plumbers )
Sharp, Geo .,& Son, J7 Holmbead St.
(Masons)
Shaw, ·w ., & Sons , 94 Commerce St .
(Masons)
Sinclair, J.P., 2J Macfarlane St.
Skimmin g, \i\Tm., 21 Victoria Rd.
(Wright)
Smeaton, J., 58J Govan Rd . (Joiner)
Sm ith, P ., 8 1'1ason St. (1'1onumental
Sculptor)
Spiers, Moses, & Sons, 95 Bothwell
St. (Plumbers) ' l{utherford, D., Dundas St. (J omer)
Sprou l, M.,_ Hutcheson St. (Plumbe r)
Stal ker & JJaye, 112 Gt . ..Western Rd.
(Plumbe rs)
Stcwen, Alex ., An nies land Cross
Steven, °'IJV., & Sons, 48I London Rd .
(B rickbui lders)
Stevenson, R., & Son, 25 Risk St .
(Slaters)
Stewart, John , 57 Cadden St. (S later)
Stewart, J. & T., IO ·wall ace St., S.S .
(Slaters)
Stewart, T., & Co., 29 1 Shields Road,
S .S.
Stoffer!, R. A., 4 ·w est R eient St .
(Steel and Concrete Work
Struthers, J ., & Son, 90 itt St .
(Plasterer)
Stuart, A ., 122 S. Portland St (Mason)
Symington, J . M. (R .P.), 57 I Cath-
cart l~d .
Taylor, vV., I42 Barloch St., Possil-
park (Mason)
Thaw & Campbell, Paton St.
Thompson, Alex., 100 Abbotsford l' I.
(Mason)
Thompson,] ., IOO Sword St. (Mason)
Thompson, \.Vm.,95 Dumbarton Rd.,
Partick (Plastere r)
Thomson, 1\obt. (R.P.), 281 Duke St.
Tonner, W ., 85 Douglas St. (Plstr.)
·Twaddle, H., & Son (R .P.), 179
Gallowgate
Twaddle , J. (R.P.), 505 Gallowgate
Ure, A . & Co., 355 New Keppochbill
H.d . (Ironfounde rs)
Vickers, ·vv., 22t \.V est Regent St .
(Carver & Mode ller)
Walker & Dick, 258 Paisl ey Hd.
(Joiners)
Wallace & Connell, 44 St. Enoch Sq.,
(Plumbers)
Walton, G. , & Co., Ld., 150 \Velling -
to n St.(Oecorators&Glass Stainrs)
vVatso n, A., & Co ., 36 George St .
(Plumbers)
VVatson,James, Balshagray, Partick
(Wright)
-watt & Wilson,I29 ·west George St .
Webster, Vvalker, & \Vebster, J96
Crown St.
Weir, Wm., 69 Nicholson St .
(Plumber)
W emyss & Livingstone, 39 V ictoria
Rd. (Plasterers)
\Vhi te, Peter,Chatham Place (Slater)
Whyte T .,10 Cambridge St. (Wright)
Yonde n, J., & Co., I2 Bothwell St.
(Ma rble Cutters & Tile Layers)
Young, Jas., I97 Dumbarton Rd.
(Sculptor) ·
Young, Tobn, 6 Balmore St., Possil-
park (l>l umber)
G LENPARG.
Deas , A lex. (Joiner)
Deas, vVm. (Mason)
Rusk, John
Templeton, John
GOLSPll!J.
Fraser, 0 ., & Son (Masons)
Mackay, Andrew (H.P.)
Nicol, f. & ]. (Joiners)
Sutherfand, J. (Slater)
\.Vatson, A. (Painter)
GURllBlilDGE.
lknnet, T. & M.
Braid, John (KP.)
C!apperton, J, & Sons (Slaters)
~ocbrane, Colin (Painter)
Crockett, W., lJe warton
Macfarlane, Walter (Joiner)
Kins ley, J as. (Joiner)
Smith, Peter (Joiner)
Thomson, Thomas
West, Jos.
GOUllOCK.
Black, A., Kempock St. (Joi ne r )
Callendar, J ., J ohn St. (Slater)
·Fairgri eve, A ., & Sons (R.P.),
Kempock St .
Russell, G ..H., 104 Sh?re St. (Slater)
~ harp, M., Kempock St . (Plumber)
~1mpson. f . & l{., l(in g :St. J o in ers)
~,Iave n, M., 22Hopcton St . tPlastcn.~r)
,1,arbert, W. S., 9 Bath St. (J oiner)
l wecdale, D . , J ohn St. (Joiner)
GJIANGE.J10U1'IJ .
Aitken Bros . (Plumbers)
Aitken, H . (Mason)
Baird & Primrose (Msns. & Brklrs.)
J~aird, P. (Slater_ and P..lasterer)
Earquhar, _f., Ha1lway St. (Joiner)
Marshall, Wm . (Joiner)
Morrison, vV., Grange ~t . (Pl umbr.)
R ussell,] . (Slater and Plasterer)
Taxlor, A., Dundas St. (Plumber,&c.)
\,Ydltamson, A., Oxgang (Joiner)
Yo ung, G. & E. (Plu mbers, &c .)
GRANTOWN.
Grant, A. Macpherson
Smeaton, Adam
GREENLAW.
Steel, H., & Son
li-llllENOCK.
Adam, J as., IO Tobago St . (Joiner)
Ai>new, J., Crawford St . (Joiner)
A 1tkenhead, R., & Sons, 37 Trafal-
gar St. (Masons)
Austi n & Kinnaird, I9 Bogle St.
(Wrights)
Barclay, J., ·w. Breast (Plumber)
Hlack,J ., & Co ., W. StewartSt.(Jnrs)
Boag & Black, Sugarho. La. (Slate rs)
Boyd, John, 7 Brougham St. (J oinc1)
Brown, G.,W. Blackball St.(Painter)
Carnaghan, Jas ., J Argyle St.( I oiuer)
C lark & Selkirk,Kilbain St.(Pfmbrs.)
Colquh oun, D., 1 Union St. (Painter)
Crawford (R.P.) & Kerr, 6 Bogie St.
D enny & Crnwford, 52 Ke lly St.
(joiners)
Edgar, Geo., 21~ Union St. (Painter)
Fairgricve, A ., & Soos (R .P.), 6
W est Breast
Houston, A., 69 Belville St. (Joiner)
Kirk, J . & R.,Campbell St. (Maso ns)
Kirkwood, T .,_ 8 J amaica St. (Mason)
Leisk, A., & Lo., Laird St . (Slaters)
Lyon, D., E. Blackball St. (&Joiner)
Mackay, Peter, & Son, West Burn
Sq. (Slaters)
M cC readie, J., Jamaica La. (Plastr.)
McCue, J ., 78 Wellington St.(Plastr.J
McEwing, l.J. , Rue-endSt. tGasfittt·r)
Mc Jannet, J., 1 Newton St. (Joiner)
Mcl'herson, D., 3 Newton St. (Sltr. )
McQuoid, Wm ., JI Sir Michael St.
(Joiner)
Melville, W ., IS Charles St. (Paintr. )
Miller & Co., ln vcrkip St. (Joiners)
Miller, J. & A ., 20 West .8lackball
St. (Joiners)
Mitchell, J .•. W. StewartSt.(Plumbr.I
Paterson, G., Roxburgh St (Joiner
Paterson, W., Junr., f!un ter P lace
(Slater)
Phillips, D., & Sons, 5 Tobago St.
(Slaters)
Ramsay, G., N icholson St . (Joiner)

Scotland-contz'nued.
Smith & McCuaig, 30 Charles St .
(Joiners)
Steel, J .. IO Ardgowan St.W.(Mason)
Steel, W., IO Jamaica St . (Mason)
Stevenson, A., 48 Wellington St.
(Joiner)
Tannock, Q., Sir Michael St.(Plastr.)
Tosh, D., & Son, 3 Brougham St.
(Slaters)
Whitelaw, A ., & Co., 76 Drumfrocbar
Rd. (Bricklayers)
\Villiamso n & Gray, Vennel (Toiners)
rrA DDINOTON.
Amos, Vv., Market St. (Slater)
Cumming, C., Sidegate St. ('later)
Farquharson, Tno. ,Court St .(Joiner)
Grant, Wm., Hope Park
Logan, P. , Gifford-by-Haddington
Mitchell, Jos., Court St. (Plumber)
Ormiston, P., & Son, Si<lcgati:: St.
Orr, J., Market St. ( Toincr)
Ross, T . M. (!LP.), High St .
Runciman, A. (R.P.), ::0.farket St.
Watson, Alex. (R.P.), Court St.
HA T,JURK, 1'/turso.
Bain, J:, Church St .
Innes, W. (Joiner)
l{oss, Donald (Joiner)
Sinclair, Alexander (Joiner)
Weir, A. (Mason)
HAJJ1ILTON.
Anderson, T., r6 Haddow St.
Binning, H ., 13 Muir St. (Plumber)
Brown & Henderson, Portland Park
Currie, J as. (Slater & Plasterer)
~ownie, Robert
:iamilton, C ., Parre11 Cottages
Maxwell, T. & D., (Joiners)
McGhie,W. (Slater and Plasterer)
Purdie, T., Burn bank Rd .
Taylor, Lachlan (Plumber, &c.)
Wilkie, A lex . (Joiner)
IJARRAY, Orkney Islands.
F irth, Saml. (Mason)
FT A UGH- OF-URR .
M<>ntgomery, R. (Mason)
HAWIOK .
Anderson, Hugh, Commercial H.d .
(Mason)
Brunton, J., 11 Round Close (Joiner)
Davidson, W., & Sons, Croft H.cl .
(Plasterers)
Grieve & Co. (R .P .), Bucclcugh St .
Guthrie, J., & Sons (R .P. ), High St.
Hobkirk, W. & T ., 3 & 5 Al lars
Crescent (Joiners, &c.)
lnll:1is, A., & Sons, Bridge St .
(Joiners, &c.)
McDonald, J., and Son, Duke St.
Martin, Scott, & Co., 2I Bridge St.
(Joiners)
MiTicr, T., & Sons, O'Connell St.
(Plumbers & Slaters)
Murray, J., & Son, 39 Bridge St.
(PlumbeJS & Slaters)
Hae & Murdoch, 26 Drumlanrig Sq.
(Plumbers & S laters)
Scott & Thompson, I Slitrig Bank
(Masons)
Scott, A., r8 Bourtrce Pl. (Mason)
Wood, J . S.,Orchard T er. (Plasterer)
HELENSTJURCH.
Condie, c.,3IA Princes St. (Plumber)
Crawford, T., 20SiuclairSt.{Plumbr.)
D cmpster,W., ColquhounSq.(Slater)
Vick, J obn, 53 Princes St. West
(Joiner) . l\i(ackay, C ., DcmJ>Stcr Gardens
Gaul. Alex., Row, near (Jomcr)
H e nderson, Alex., 36 E. Princes St.
(J oincr)
Horn,].· • 27 E . Pri nces St. (Plumber)
jac k, ohn , 24 Lomond St . (Mason)
1ack, Wm., 44 King St. East (Joiner)
Kyle, \Vm., 46 inc lair St. (Plumber)
McKay & B~ydc, 29 Colquhoun q.
(Slaters & Plasterers)
Maitland, J;is . 1 West Princes St.
(Slater a nd P las terer)
Miller, A., r44 E. Princes St. (Mason)
Reid, J. & W., 2 Colquhoun Sq.
(J oincrs)
Shcddon, Robt., Row, near (Plumber)
Spy. Jas., & Son , Row, near (Masons)
Thom, W. , & Son, 32 William St.
(Slaters an d Pletstrrers)
Trail, A., E. Princes St. (Mason)
\Vilson, J ., Colquhoun Sq. (Joiner)
TTELltS DA LE.
Gordon & McPherson (Joiners)
McDo na ld, A . (Mason)
Matheson, T. (R.P.)
Matheson, 'l:bos. (Plasterer)
Sutherland & Gordon (Joiners)
BUILDERS AND
l!OJ,Y1'0WN.
Paterson, Jas., Edinburgh Rd.
HTTNTT,Y.
Archibald, T. G ., 9 Chapel St.
Barclay, Alex ., Old Rd . (Slater)
Honneyman, A ., Aberchirdcr
Copeland, T., McVcagh St.
Cormack , \V., E. Park St. (Mason)
Dey, Tobn, Bogie St. (Carl'enter)
Douglas, Robt., ' 'f Square (Plumber)
Duncan, \Vm., George St. (Slater)
H e nderson, T., Gladstone Rd.
(Slater)
Logie, John. George St. (Carpenter)
:M cKay,-, Devcron St. (Carpenter)
Mitchell, Gt·o .. Bogie "t. (Painter)
Mitchell, R. & J., Old Rd. (Mason)
Piri , J .. Meadow St . (Carpenter)
Robertson, A ., Castle St. (Painter )
Rust, ·wm., 88 Gordon St . (Plasterer)
\Vi lson, John "(R.P.), 12 Granary St.
JNNHl//,JU1'l!EN.
Graham, Geo.
Mathieson, Hobert
TNSOfl.
G lennie, G . (Slater)
Manson, F. (Mason)
I NVER(JfJt/DON.
Fraser, D., High St.
Mackenzie, A . (Slater)
Munro, A ., Clyde St.
Munro, D., High St. (Plasterer)
Hoss , J.
JNVERKEJ1'JTING.
Ada mson , D., & Son
Fair, John S . (R.P.), Townhall St.
INVERNESS.
Alexander & Son, Crown Drive
(Masons)
Anderson, A., Dempster Gdos. (Jnr.)
Black, R., & Soos, 57 Academy St.
(Plum hers)
Burgess & MatbC'son, Church St.
(Jllumbers)
Cameron, A .. Midmills Rd.·(Mason)
Cameron, D. 1 Rallifoary (l\fason)
Cameron, J., Lombard St. (Painter)
Cameron, K., Huntlr. St. (Painter)
Cameron, P. 1 Crown fer.(Carpenter)
Campbell, J., Ardross Pl. (Maso n)
"Cbrisholm & Co., Queen's Gate
Ferrie, R., & Son, ! 'rase r St. (Plum-
1
bers)
Fowler & Kennedy, Anderson St.
(Plasterers)
Fraser, A.,Glen UrquartRd .(Mason)
Fraser, A., F riars St. ( Slater)
Fraser & lllcDonald, Kenneth St.
(Carpenters)
Fraser, A. D . (R.P.). Castle St.
Fraser, R., J(in gsmi ll s Rd. (Mason)
Gallic, C., Tanners La. (Plastr.)
Grant&jobnstone, CcltSt . (Carptrs.)
Gray, ., & Son, 8 Friars Lane
(Slaters)
Junor, A ., Kenneth St. (Mason)
lvicAndic, \Vm ., 108 Church St.
(Plasterer)
MacHean, J., Dempster Gdns . (Cap.)
McDonald, D., 25 and 33 Bridge St.
(Painter)
McDonald, J., Douglas Row(Plastr.)
McDonald, T., Porterfield (Mason)
McDonald, T., Mui1·fieldRd.(Mason)
.McJJonald, \V.,GeorgcSt.(Carpenter)
McDonell , A ., Church St . (Plumber)
Macintosh, John (R.P.) Castle St.
Mackay & Maclean, 'f9 Castle St.
(Plumbers)
McKenzie &Co., Church St.(Plmbrs .)
lllcKenzie, A., Greig St. (Mason)
McLean, L., & Son, Cawdor Rd .
(Mason)
::\IcLenn.an, C., '¥ashington Court,
Dempster Gdns. (Pl umber )
McLennan,])., 9 Glebe St. (Carptr.)
McLeod & Mcintosh, Church St.
(Painters)
:McPhee, J ., r7 Grcigh "t, (Plasterer)
l\Iichael & Co., Huntly St. (Car-
penters)
l\lu nro J., Dempster Gdns. (Painter\
Munro: k ., Tomna.hurichSt.(Carptr.)
Nisbct,l·• tephcn's Brae (Plumber)
Nob le, ., Duncraig S t.
Patillo, A ., Dempster Gdns. (Slater)
Reid, J., Kenneth St. (Slater)
Rennie, P ., Haugh Rd. (Carptr.)
Rober tson & Gill ies, Longman Rd .
l 'a penters) . (Joiner)
Ross, \ V.,& Son. Castle t. (Pamters)
R ussell , A. J ., Ba ron Taylor's Lane
(Plumber)
Smith, A. & D., 6 Tanner's Lane
(Carpenters)
CONTRACTORS.
Scotland-continued.
Stewart & Maclean, Lyon's Court
(Joiners)
T aylor, A., & Co., Argyle St.( Slaters)
Thomson, A., & Co. (R .P.), 100
Church St.
Tulloch, J.., 26 Academy St. (Painter)
Tulloch, r., 64 Cburch St. (Painter)
Urqu hart & l\1cLennan, \:Vashington
Court (Plumbers)
INVETIUTIIE.
Laing, J. & Sons (R.P.)
L ander, Wm. (Maso n)
Milne, W. (Slater)
Milne, Jas. (Cai-penter)
Mitchell, Geo. (Slater)
Sicvwri_i;ht, Jas. (Plasterer)
Watt, J ohn (Carpenter)
IRONGRA !'.
Fair, J., Chapelcroft (Mason)
Hunter, J ., Shawhead (Joiner)
IRVINE.
A rmour, J., & Son (Masons, &c . )
Armour, T . (Carpenter and Joiner)
Brown, G. & A. (Masons, &c.)
Gilfillan & Macdonald (Painters)
Hall, T., & Son (R.P.) (and Slaters)
Johnston,J . (R.P.) (and Slater)
Kier & Son (Slaters)
MacLachlan, W., &Son (Masons,&c. )
Parker, A . (Carpenter and Joiner)
Stobie, D. (Plasterer)
\.\Tark, C. (Carpenter and Joiner)
Yule, R. (Carpenter and Joiner)
.JEJJBURGH.
Aitkin & Heatlie (Plasterers)
Brunton, W., & Son (Masons)
Ing lis, A ., & Sons (Joi ners, &c.)
Oliver, A., Market Pl. (Plumber)
JOTTYS1'0NE.
Hunter, John , 32 Church St. (Joiner)
faffrey, D., & Sons (:Masons)
jaffrey, \V ., & Sons (Masons)
Keanie, Jas.,Watkin shawSt.(iV[ ason)
Love, R. (RP.), 9 Wi.l liam St.
Jvforrison, A. (Joiner)
Murdoch, C., & Sons (R .P. 1 , High St.
Robertson, J., & Son, Ludovic q.
(Slaters and Plasterers)
Thomson, G., & Son, 15 Co11ier St.
(Slaters and Plasterers)
KEITJI.
Annand, J., Mid St . (Plumber)
Cameron, G. & R., Hroomhill (Car -
penters)
Cormack, J., Land St. (Carpenter)
Cruickshank, ' '' .,B roomhall (Mason)
])ey, J., Bortriphine (CarJ!entcr)
I-Icndurson,J ., 30 Mid St.( Carpenter)
i\IcConnachic, M., Mid St.(Painter)
McKay, G., I2'\ Land St. (Plasterer)
l\IcPbcrson .·w.,Nelson Ter.(Mason)
Menzies, W., Union St. (Plasterer)
Rathic, R. K., Mid St. (Plumber)
Simon, J ., Mid St. (Painter)
Stewart, T ., HJ•de Park (Mason)
Strachan, A ., Land St. (Slater)
Taylor, J., Regent St. (Slater)
Wrirht, A. & R., Moss St. ( Jaters)
KELSO.
.Rruce & Sons
Dickicson . \V.
Scott, J. (Joiner)
KENNETFl~fONJ'.
l\[cKenzie, Kirkhill
J(ETTLE.
Barwick, T. & M.
K IR LBA TICrrAN, ,Tolmstone.
McColl, Archd.
KILCONQ rTllAR, R.S. 0.
Forrest, Matthew (Joiner)
Kif,LEAllN.
inclair, A . & J. (W rights)
KILMAi,OOf,ilf, S. 0.
:Mcllwraith, D. (R.P.)
Miller, John (Mason\
J([T,JlfA II NOOR..
Anderson, 'Vm., Hood's Bu ildings,
John Finnie St. (Painter)
Boyd & Forest, \Vest Langland St.
(Th'.fasons, Joiners, &c.)
Cnlderwoocf, A., John Fin nie Street
(Mason)
Dale, M ., E. George St. (Joiner )
Daly & Foy, 3 Titchfield St. (Plastrs.)
Elder, F., St. Marnock Pl. (Plastr.)
Gilchrist, A. & H., 64 John Fin nie St.
(Painters and Glaziers)
Gillespie,\V. ,Woodstock St. (Mason)
Graham Bros., Grange St. (Painters)
Inglis, J., Woodstock Pl. (Maso n)
McGregor, A., Waterside St. (Jn r. )
455
Muir, M., & Co., Bank Pl. (Mason)
llforchland, W . (R.P.), 13 Bank St.
Neil, A ., M ill Lane (Joiner)
Paterson, T., St. Andrew St. (Joiner)
Pollock, W., TohnFinn ieSt .(Mason)
Robertson, Ii. C., & Son, King St.
(Glaziers)
Rome, J., & Son, Woodstock St.
(Joiners)
Scott, J., & Son, Portland St.(Joinrs.)
Smith, J.C., Nelson t. (Joiner)
Stevenson, R. (R.P.), 5 flank Street
f empleton & Walker, 33 Portland
St. (Plumbers)
\ ·Vhyte, ·w., 72 St. Andrew St.
(Mason)
Wight, J. (R .P.), 37 Bank St.
Yuille, R., & Sons, 67 Portland St.
(Slaters, Plumbers, &c .)
[(IL WINNING.
Arnot, J. (Carpenter and Joiner)
Baill ic & Jack (Masons)
Brown, T. (Carpenter & Joiner)
Gray, \Vm. (Carpenter & Joiner)~
lireig, W. (Mason and Bricklayer)
Hunter, G. (Mason)
Muir,Al cxr., & Co., Ltd. (Plumbers)
Young, J., W st Doura(Mason, &c .)
KlNGLASSlE, Ca?'dtmden .
Lnnie, J. (Joiner)
KIN GUSSIE.
Macdonald, J., Dclliefour House
KINROSS.
B ogie, J. , High St.
Duncan, Andrew (Painter)
Hutchison, A. E. (Plasterer)
Porteous, G. (R.P.), Main St.
K INTORE, R .S. 0.
Craig, Alex. (Carpenter)
Smith, J ohn (Mason)
KIP PEN.
Syme, Thomas
KIR KCALJJ Y.
BJe,:r.•s, D., no I-Iigh St. (Painter)
Blyth & Dugall, Institution St., Sin-
clairtown (Plumb ers)
Carmichael, A., 167 Commercial St.
(Joiner)
C lephane, D., 75 Nicol St. (Joiner)
Currie & Cant, Duunikier Rd .
(Slaters)
Easton, John, 41 Lina St. (Plasterer)
Fraser, A., Tun., 141 Forbes St.,
Pathhcad (Mason)
Gourlay, G., 5 Hi~h St. (Painter)
Grant, Wm., Kirk Wynd (Plasterer)
Grieg, H., 36 St. Clair St., Pathhead
(Joiner)
Henderson, John (R.P .), r93 Links St.
Hitchin, J ., Commercial St.,Patbhcad
(Painter)
Hunter, R., Linktown (Toiner)
Hutchison, A ., Aitken St. (Plastr.)
Hutchison, H., Bell W ynd (Plumber)
Tohnston, J. (R.P.), 404 High St.
l<.in\a>» J., 34 Nether St., Pathhead
(Painter)
l(irk, A., Commercial St., Patbhead
(Pl umber)
Lawson, J ., A lexandra St. (Slater)
Lorine, A., 6 Links St. (Painter)
Lothian, T., 21 Thistle St. (Joiner)
Loud in, JJ., 43 High St. (Painter)
McConnochie, A., & Son, High St .
(Plumbers)
McKay, Jas., Helen St. (l\fason)
Menzies, A., Glcbe Park (Joiner)
llfonzics Bros., llfaryhall St.(l\fasons)
Menzies, T. & G ., Bennochy Rd.
(Masons)
Mickie, A ., 173 High t . (Plumber)
Millar, T ., Mitchell St. (Joiner)
Milne, J., & Son, James' Grove
(Masons)
P:igc, R., Dawson Pl., Patbhead
(Slater)
Page, W., Sands Rd . (Slater)
Rough, T. P., 9 Nicol St. (Toiner)
cott & Co., Factory Rd. (Joiners)
Sim pson, A ., 263 High St. (Painter)
impson. David, Sands Rd . (Joiner)
Smith, G., & ons, St. ~1ary's Ter.,
Dunnikier Rd. (Masons)
mith, J., Th istle St. (Toi nrr)
Stewart, ]saac, High St. {Painter)
Tait & J effrcys, To·wnscnd Pl.
(Pai nters)
Wishart, D ., JI Nairn St., Patbhead
Wishart, J ., Milton Rd. (Toi ner)
vV ood, T., & Sons, 334 i!igh Street
(Plumbers)
W r ight, D. , Nicol t. (Plasterer )
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S cotland- continued.
KIRKCUDBRIGHT.
Clingan , Alex ., Castlesod
Wallace, ·w., Daar Lodge
KIRKLIS1'0N, R.8. 0 .
Bowmaker, Geo. (J oiuer)
KIRXIJlIOHAET,, neai· Blairgowl"ie.
Gordon, J.M. (Mason)
McGi;eg:or, J . (Slater)
Small, J. (Joiner)
KIRI<PA.TIIICK DUJIIIAJJf,
via Dalbeattie .
Milligan, R. (Slater)
Riddick, Robt . (Joiner)
Roxburg, A . & P. (Masons)
KIRKWA.LL.
Baikie, S ., & Son , J unction Rd .
Bain, Geo., Palace Rd. (Painter)
Firth, \V ., Victoria St. (Mason)
Peace , W. B. , & Son, ,Tunctiou Rd .
Ren da ll , J. S ., (Plumber)
Sinclair, A. \Slater)
KIRRIE,JlUIR.
Adams, A., Gordon Park (Plumber )
Andersoi;,_ Wm., Roods St. (Mason)
Barry & liuild, Roods St. (Painters)
Crabb & Ballentine (Masons)
Davidson & Herald \Joiners)
Low, J., Marywcll St . (Joiner)
McDonald,vVm., Southm ui r (Mason)
McGregor, A . , Rood St. (P lumber)
McPherson, D ., Gordon Pk. (Plastr .)
Mitchell , D.,25 Marywcll St . (Mason)
Munro, Geo., Reform St. (Plasterer)
Ogi lvy, C ., Ai rl ce St. (Joi ner)
Savage, D ., 5 High St. (Painter )
Stewart, A., & Sons, Rood St.
(Slaters & Plumbers)
vVatson, J ., & Sou (Masons)
LADYJJANK.
Nairn , David
Williamson, Thomas
LAIRG.
Graham, R., Lochiuver (Mason)
Mackay, Wm., Durness (Joiner)
Mackay, W., & Son, Tonguc(lVIasons)
Mackenzie, James, Torroble (Slater)
Whyte, Geo ., Durness (Mason)
LA.N.111/K.
Brown, J., &Son, N. Venne l (J oiners)
Currie, Wm., \Vellgate (Joiner)
Day, W., & Sons, Broomgate
Dunlop & Co., Portland Place
Glaister, J., Nth. Venne] (Slater
& P lasterer) •
Glaister, Thos., Creenside Laue
(Slater, Plasterer and Plumber)
Hami lton, J . & R., Nth. Venue)
(Toiners)
L it11gow, Tbos., Portland Pl. (Slater
aad P lasterer)
McLehose & Sous, Waterloo Rd.
Maxwell , Tohn, & Son, Castlegate
Morton, Wm., Broomgate
Penman , Davi.d, Nth. Venuel~oincrl
Purdie, David, Nth. Vennel oiner
Rorke & Grieve, Castlegate ( oiners
\V ilson, D . & J ., Hope St. ( oiuers
Wood, Tas ., Wellgate (Plum e r )
LA.NGHOLflf.
Bell, J ., & Son (Plasterers)
Cowan, M. (Slater)
Gooclfcllow, John (Painter)
Hohson ,~,II Buccleuch Ter. (Mason)
Hyslop, obn,>I Caroline St.(Mason)
Hyslop , . (Painter)
Knox, M., Caroline St . (Joiner)
Milligan , R. B., (Joiner)
Ramage, Robt., Higb St. (Plumber\
Telfe r, Tbos ., J.J Henry St. (Mason)
Telford, J as., High St. (J oiner)
Turnbull, J os. (Slater)
Wallace & Allan (Plumbers)
LARBE111'.
Anderson, S . (J oincr)
Brunton, Gilbert (Plumber)
Cowan, Alex. (Joiner)
Forrester, V\fm . (Plumber)
McLachlan , J. J. & P., Stcnbouse-
rn11ir (!\1asons and Bricklayers)
Reid, W. (Mason)
Simpson & Young (Joiners)
Stuppart, J. D., Stcohouse -m uir
(Slater)
f,A.JlGO, Fifeshfre . .
Broomfield, P . (Joiner)
G ilchrist , R., & Son (Masons)
Horne, W. (Joiner)
Kinnear, G., Lunden Links (Mason)
M e lvi lle, R. (Pl umber)
Thomson, W. (Plumber)
"\'lelsh, A. (Plumber)
\Vhite, A . M ., Lunden Links (Mason)
Wilson , A . (Pl umbe r )
BUILDERS AND
LA.RGS, Ayrshfre.
Caldwell, J . (Mason)
Duff, \V. & T . (Joiners)
Guth rie, D. (Pamter)
Hunter, J. (Joiner)
Stewart, S . & S. (Slaters)
Stirling & Telford (Plasterers)
Wylie , J. & J. (Plumbers)
LARK H.dLl, Laurencekitk .
Burns, J . C ., & Co . (Wrights)
Montgomery, J .,Jobn St. (Mason)
Morrison, J. (W right)
Smith , Alexr . (Painter)
Watson , J. (Wright)
LA.UllIJJ:STON.
Drummond & Crow (Slaters)
L eannoutb, T. & G . (Masons)
Maxwell, J. b. (Slater)
Ramsey, D . & R. (]\ilasons)
Srr>ith, H. (Mason)
UtIJ'Tl.
Anderson, S., Coburg St. (Slating
and Tiling)
Barrie & Moncrieff, Leith Wa lk
(Masons)
Baxter, ·w., IO Dock St. (Mason)
Best, J., New Dock \Vorks, Albert
Dock (Road & Drain Contractor)
Black, John, Jane St . (Ironwork)
Brown, W . & J., 64 Junction St.
(Painte rs)
Bryson & Mcintosh, I I Tborntrce
St. (Masons & Joiners)
Ch ristie , VY . & $ ., 78 Constitution
St. (Slaters)
Cochrane, John (R.P .), 44 Kirkgatc
Cunningham, J. 1 & Sons, Elbe St .
(Joiners}
Dobbie & Co ., Coalhill (Tilelaycrs)
Drisdale & Gilmour, Dalmeny St.
(Joiners)
Duff, Jas ., 9 Maitland St. (Painter)
Dunsc, J., Hope St. (Slater)
Field & Allan, 60 Bangor Rd. (Tile-
layers)
Fing-zies, A . & VV. 15 Fingzi~s Place
1
(Masons 1 Joine rs, &c .)
Finlayson, W., 9 Dalmeny St.
Galloway, M . P., 24 Sbore (Plumbe r)
Gibson's I-Icirs, Messrs., 23 Dock
St. (Plumbe rs, &c .)
Hadden & Son, 99 Constitution St.
(Painters)
Hamilton, J. & W., \V. Bowling
Green St. (Joiners)
I.fay, Wm., Cargill Ter., Trinity
Henderson & Wilson, 51 Charlotte
St. (Joiners)
Johnston & Rose, J2 Coburg St .
(] oiners)
Kinnicr, J. , Leith Walk Stn. (Mason)
Kirkpatrick, T ., II2 Constitution St.
(Painter)
Knox, P., & Sons (R.P.s), JI Cr.gh-
ton Pl., Leith Walk
L iddle,R.,98ConstitutionSt.(Plumb r.)
McLean & Reid, 48 Coburg Street
(Slaters)
McPherso n , T., 1J4 D uke St. (Plas-
terer)
Martin, David, 4 A ll an St. (Painte r)
1Vfclrose 1 John, & Sou, Boauing-
ton Rd. (l\fasons)
IH)
Melrose & Thomson, Dalmeny St .
(Maso ns)
Mitchell, Chas., 22 Dock St.(Painter)
Ogi lvy, A ., bJ Duke St . (Slate r)
Porteous, A ., (R .P .), 148 Bonning-
ton Rd.
Reid, Geo., 38 B ernard St. (Plumber)
Saunders, W., Mitchell St . (Joiner)
Scott & Davie, 26 Morton St.
(Plasterers)
Slimon, R. & lJ ., 1+0 Shore
(Plu mbers)
Stewa rt & Rae, 95 Constitution St .
(Plumbers)
Sutherland, J . & D ., Pirrie St.
(Joiners)
Suther]and, J. L., 48 Commercial
St. (Painter)
Sutherland, J . S., 7 Charlotte Laue
(Plasterer)
Tait, A., 46 Charlotte St. (Painter)
Thomson , J. W ., 102 Duke Street
(Painter)
Thomson, 'w. (R.P.), 1J5 Ferry Rd.
Thynn, T., 122 Duke St . (Mason)
Traill, fi., & Co., Vulcan Foundry,
Bon nington Rel. (I ronwo1·k)
vVard, H. (H. .P.), 90 Coburg St .
\¥right & Davie, 267 Leith vValk
LENZIE.
McKenzie, Thomas (Plumber)
Turnb ull, G . (Wright)
CONTRACTORS .
S cotlan cl- continued.
f,EJJ.WICK.
A itken, John M., Commercial Ucl.
;\nderson , John , Hill Head (Mason)
Angus, James S., Pitt Lane (Joiner) .
Clark, John, Pitt Lane (Plumber)
Couts & Robertson (Joiners)
Douglas, A . B ., Market St . (Slater)
Duncan, M., Amsbrac Pl. (Jo in er)
Fordyce, S. W . (R.P.), Esplanade
Gair, Wm., }!arbour St .
Gray, G ., Market St. (Slater)
Halcrow,J .,Commerc la l Rel . (Joiner)
l\1:artin, Petcr 1 Esp lanade (Painter)
Morrison, John, Union St. (Mason)
iVIu rray & 1\!lorrison 1 Commercial Rd.
Nicholson , Wm ., Ma rket St. (Jo iner)
Robe rtson,. Tas ., Esp la nade (Painter)
Sinclair, r~f. 1 Stouts Court CMason)
Sinclair & J!ardic , Commercial St.
Smith, Jas . M., Market St .(Pai nl<'r)
J;ESUf!,'.
Dewar & Son
Lowe, Jarncs
J,Eg 1JIAITAGO IV , lf .8.0.
Haxter, J., & S ons (Joiners)
Hntram, ]., & Sons (Sltrs . & l'lsls.)
Chalmers,jas., Crossforcl (Joiner")
Clarkson, oh n, & Sons (Mason s )
Crosbi e , J. & R. {Plumbe rs).
Hutchison, J., Li lybank (Joiner)
Muir, V\T. (Mason)
SimpsOn,J. (Toiner}
Ste wart, Jam es (Joiner)
LEVIEN.
Harke r, Robt ., Bridge St. (Plumber)
Hell, Jas., Hig-h St . (P lu mber)
Birre ll, Jas ., High St . (Jo iner)
Budge, John, Berea (Join e r)
Knox, J. (Plasterer and Slate r)
McRuvie, Alex. , Berea (Mason)
Neaves, C., & Son, Sea Braes (P las-
terers and S laters)
Robertson, Wm .. Links (J oioer)
Rolland, J.C. (Painte r)
Smith, A lexr., High St. (Painte r)
\.Va lker, A., Higb St. (P lumbe r)
\ •Vilkie & Gibb (Masons & Joine rs)
\¥ilkie, Jas ., Links (Mason)
LTNiITTIGO W.
Alcxa11cler, T . (Slater & P laste re r)
Hathl)"ate, Adam (] oi nor)
Be nnie, Jas., Philipstown (Joine r)
John Brock,
.,v
Builde1· ..
and
Contractor,
LINLITHGE:>W.
Brough, Tas. (Joiner)
Duncan, 1)., & Son, VVinchburgh
Fleming, Peter (Plumber)
Frame, John (R.P.)
Grant, D . & A. (Slaters & Plastrs.)
:Meek & Kelso (Slaters & Plastere rs)
Phillip , R. & Vl.
Ritchie, G. (Joiner)
White, Jas. (Jo in er)
l.J!ANHEAD, 8.0.
Kay, \ '1. (Plumber)
\.Vatson, l~obert
f, 00 ll ANS, Stmnrrin· .
Johnston, Joseph, Enclfield House
[,()QHGELT,Y.
Adams, J., (Mason and Bricklaye r)
H e nderson, J . (Joiner)
f,()QJ(EllflIE.
Bell , Sam (Plumber)
Brockie , \V . & J. (Joiners)
Drummond, P. , !X. Son (Plumb e rs)
Irv ing, A., Towuheacl(Joi ne r ) .
Irving, T. J., Harcourt Pl. (Jomer)
Laidlaw, J ohn (Plasterer )
Lav.,son, W m. , L ivin gs tone Pl .
McKinnon, Thos . (Slater)
Moffat, Eclwd. (Slater )
Park , John, Union St.
Ross, M., L ivingstone P lace
Schooler, J ohn , Townfoot
T,OCrJWINNOCJ:l, 11.S. 0 .
Keanie, John (Mason)
LOSSTENDUJ'lf, Elgin .
Christie , W . (Mason )
Gi lbert, J., Stotfield (Carpenter)
Grant, G.,Branderburgh (Carpenter)
Leslie, W . (Slater)
Murray, W. (Slate r ~
Ritc hie, ·w., & Son, Brardcrl>urgh
{Carpenters)
fiDJC D ([ /? F .
Hoye!, A . W., Market St. (Painter)
J>awson, W :1.. Sunny!1i11 . (¥;;~son)
Go rdon, J., :::.choolbill (]orner)
.H utc heon, G., I-Iutchcon St. (j oiner)
Hutcheon, J., Gellymill St.(Joinc r)
Lidd le, vVm., Shore St. (Slater)
l\faosie, G ., Gcll ymill St. (Pl>lstercr )
Minty, A. Skene St. (Joiner)
JVIorr ison, G., funr. (Mason)
l\1orrison, J.<. ., ·union :Rd. (Mason)
Ross, G . A., Gcll ymill St. (Slater)
S impson, J. , Market.St., (Plaste re r)
Stewart, lJ . , Gellymd l St. (Pa111tcr)
Strachan, A. , Shore (Plumber)
JlfJI llIUNOH .
£Ienderson 1 W ., & Son
Wal ker, J as . (R.P .)
flf.11 UCHiINE.
Boyd, John (Wril;(ht)
Hyslop , A., JohnJ1eld Villa
1lfA.X WELL 1'0 W N .
Brown, Jas., & Son, 41 Glasgow St.
(Masons)
Cairns, S., & Son, Galloway St.
(Painters)
Cracks ton, J., & Sons , Howgate St.
(Masons)
Fe rgusson, Ale xr., 14 & IS David St.
(Joiner)
Grierson, D.,67 College St. (Painter)
Hanna, J., S•f Collegc St . (Plasterer)
Hastings, R. C., College St. (Slater)
McKay,\'lm., 8 Market St.(P!umber)
McKinnel, N., Market Sq . (Slate r )
Muirhead & Son, Galloway St.
(Painters)
Steel A ., Galloway St . (J oiner)
Tait, J., 16 David St. (Mason)
Telfer,D ., IO Terregles St. (Plasterer)
Warnock , J ., Learig Cottage (Mason)
Weston, S ., JJ Market St . (Slater )
\ •Vi lliamso n, Mrs., Terregles 'trcct
(Joiner)
J,fA.YBOLE.
Austi n, J ohn, Barns Rd . (Carpenter)
Conkie,] ., Main St. (Plu mber)
Foste r, John 1 Barns Hd. (Ca11>e nter)
Gordon, J ., Main St. (Slater)
] ohnstone, J ., ]\fain St. (Slater)
Kerr, J., St. Cuthberts (l'lasterc r)
.llfaltman , J. & F., W hitehall
Rowan, J . 13., Main St. (Painter)
Thomson, J ., ]\fain St. (Plumber)
NET, ROSE.
Brown, A.
Jardine, Jol111 (Plumber)
'piers, Jamcs
j)JEN81'RIE, 11.8.0.
Urummond, D . (Joiner)
NE'f'Hn , R .S.O.
Farmer J. & J. (Masons)
1
Rose, D. (Joiner)
Jlt!DD()'f'JTIAN.
Tu rner, James , Juniper Green
flfIL[,1'0 T, l!.S. 0 .
Duncan, Thos. (Wright)
Gillies, Geo . (Toiner)
McDavid, W. (R.P.)
Taylor, Wm. (Wrig-ht)
JlIILNA 1'BOR T.
Chapman, - (Painter)
Davidson & Philps
Deans, J .
Mclntyre, Robt . (Painter)
Symon , B. (Mason)
)[[LNG.A VITC .
McMillan, A. & D . (Wr ights)
1lfOF/i'AT.
Drummond, P. , & Son (Plumbers)
Henry, James (Join r)
H epburn, A. (Plum ber)
Richardson, l'. (Sla ter)
vVilliamson , J. (Joi ner)

Sco t land--continued.
MONIAVE, bJ/ Thornhill.
McCulloch, John (Mason, &c.)
McMicbacl, Samuel (RP.)
.ilfONIFIETH, 11.S.O.
Hay, John B., High St. (Joine r )
lienderson , W. , Panmure St.
Millar, John, High St.
Ramsey. D., Brook St.
Ross, W., High St. (Painter)
Stewart, G., Union St. (Plumbe r)
Tu lli s, Jas., Mau le St. (Joiner)
JllONTl!Ol:JE. ,
Barne t, R. A., Queen t. (Slater)
Jllack, Jas., River St. (Mason)
Bowman, J., North St. (Plasterer)
Hruwn, A., John St . (Mason)
Burness & Son, MurrayLa.~Plastr.s.)
Clark, Alex., & 'on, JJ Bridge ::ii.
(~ai.ntcrs .:ind G laziers) .
Cra1g1c, J . & W., L . Balmatn St .
(.Joiners)
Dakers, W., Mill St. (Mason)
JJavi<lson, J., Cbapel Rd. (Joiner)
l."etti s & Stcphcn,Lr . Hall St.(Jnrs.)
Ford, J., & Son, George St . (1\IIasons)
.Fyfe, J .. JJ Murray St. (Painter)
Grass, J. 1 16 New Wynd (Painter)
H c11dry,W.,& Sons, Mil l St.(Joiners)
H.ird, J .,&So o 1 PanmurcRow(Joi11ersJ
K cill ur, J., & Son, J9 Northesk H d.
1Slaters)
Lindsay, J ., & So n, Hill St. (Slate rs)
Low, J as., Chapel St. (J oincr)
Math.,rs, J., & Co., George St.
(!-'a inters)
Moug, A'J. Murray St. (Plumbe1)
J\aitt, J., G-eorgc St . (Joiner)
lZeid & Burnett, 2J George Stred
(Masons)
Smith, G. (R. P.),Mill Rd .
Taylor, A., l I Bridge St. (Plumb er)
Warden,] . ( R.P.) , Lr. Hall St.
Wood, C.,&Co.,Baltic St.(Plumbers)
fltOSSEND .
Law & Macfarlane (Painters)
JIOTBEJIJVELL.
Alston, John (Plulllbc r )
Jfrown, A. Coursington St. (Jo iner)
C ha mbers, W . & Co . (Joine1·s)
Craig, Jas. (Plasterer)
Ferguson, l) . {Pa inter)
Gray, W . P., & Co. (Painters)
.J ohn son & Wright, Craigncuk (Jnrs.)
J ohnstone, R. \Slater)
K emp, A., & Sons (Painters)
Kidd, W., Windmillhill St. (Joiner)
Londo n & Ingli s (Masons)
McLean, H. (Plasterer)
Millar, T. (Joiner)
Miller & F e rguson (Masons)
Muirhead & Ferguson (Joiners)
l'ark, Robt. (Mason)
Parker, Jas . (Plumber)
Peat, Wm., Calder St. (Plasterer)
Swan, R. (Plasterer)
Sym, A ., Airbles St. (Mason)
'lh omson, Jas. (Slater)
W a ddle, Jas., C lyde St. (Pai nte r )
VVatsou 1 G. B . , M e lville Dri\C
(PaintC>r)
"Wi lki e , J., Calder St. (Plumber)
j1UCKHART, JJollar.
Younger,
1'tUIR-OF-ORD.
Fra ser, James (Plumber)
Logan & Macdonald (Maso ns)
Macintosh, A . 1 & Sons (Carpe nte rs)
lllacloan , Hugh (Ca rpenter)
Tuach & Maclennan (i\lasons)
J, U11THLI'-BY-PEJl7B.
Duncan, Vl. & C . (Masons)
AIUSSELLBURGII .
Banks & Son, Inveresk Rd. (Masons)
Harton , W., & Sons (P lumburs)
Bissett, R ., & ons, Millhil l (Masons)
Dickson, Jas. (Juiner)
Dickson, Vv., M ill hill (Join e r)
If.cnderson , Jas., l:ligb St. (Plurnl>crl
.McEw;111 1 A. & P ., Grove St.. {Sit is .)
Ness. D., H igh St. (Plumber)
l •V illiamson, J. (P laskrer)
NAil/N.
Reid, A., W elli ngto n Rd. (Slater)
Squair, Robt. (Mason ).
\Vink , Francis (P lumbe r)
NEW GALLOWAY.
Cosk('rie, J ohn
Garmory, R.
J obnstone, R. (J oincr)
NElVJl!AINS.
Cleghorn, W., Fashoda
BUI LDERS AND
NEWflllLNS.
Macpherson & Melvin (Mason)
Mair, J., Ki lnho lme St. (Mason)
Mitchell & Young (Masons)
Mitche ll, A. & R., & Co. (Joiners)
Wallace & Torrence (Joiners)
NEWPORT-ON-TA I'.
B uist, W., Woodhave n, Wormit
,Joiner )
1
Bctsworth & Barlow (Plumbe rs)
.Jack, J . S . (R.P.)
Mackie, David (Mason)
T ait, R.
NliW1'0N STEWART.
Finningham, A. B. (joiner)
Mc Donald, A (Joiner)
McGaw, Robt.
M cLell a nd, Wm . (Joiner)
McTh1.astcr, Wm.
Me rcer, Y. (Plumber)
S loa n, J. (Plumber)
NHW1'YLE.
Gray, J ., & Son
NOllJ'Jl BEllWJCK .
Glass, J as . (Ma son)
Whitec ross (Pete r ) & Sons
W ilson, J ., Sea Side Cottage
NOVAJI .
1ua<.:h , W. , & Co.
OB.AN.
Anderson & Nisbet (Plumbers)
Connel & Fraser, High St. (Masons)
Cowan, D., Nursery Rd. (Joiner)
Crawford, D., Airds Cn~s . (Plu mber)
Gray,A.L.,BreadalbaneSt. (Pai nte r)
Hunter, J ., Tweddal c St. (Slater)
Jami eson. D , Airds C1·cs. (Sla ter)
Ki lgour, Geo., Airds Cres. (Painter)
.\ 1cArthur, A ., George St. (Plumber)
McColl & Graham, (Masons, &c.)
llicC ullum, D. (Plasterer)
M cDougall & M cLean, William St.
(joiners)
McDougall , D. & J ., Crescent Rd.
.(Masons and Joiners)
:\ lcDo ugall, H., Combie St. (Mason)
M.cDougall, J. & A., J2 Combie :O,t.
(Joiners)
l\11' nzics. Wm ., Vi c toria P I. (Join er)
Mu nn,]). & A . (Jo iners)
Proctor W. G ., Argyll St. (Slater)
l< oberlson, A. & J . \Painters)
Jfoss & Pct, Combie St. (Plastere rs)
Stevenson . T., Firgrove (M.ason)
IValke r, II., John St . (Painter)
OllftlISTON, S . 0.
Gilchrist, Jobo
Kobertson, J as. (] oincr)
PAISLEY.
Bell, D., 2 Glen Lane (Brkbldrs.)
Hett, D., 41 Wellmcadow St. (Pain-
ter )
Howie, Fisher & Co., 15 Gilmour SL.
( Painters)
Hoyd, ]., & Sons (Horticu ltura l
Builders and H ea ting Engi neers)
Brunton, W., Causeysiclc {Mason}
Bryce, J., & Co., Lady La.
(Masons & Hrickbui ldc rs)
Clark,] . & Co., 12 vVall ncuk1Jn 1·s.)
Craig, A., 27 Back Sneddon (Joiner)
Dunlop, J., II Incle St. (Joine r)
l'kming, ]., 5~ Ntb. Bridge St.
(Plumber)
Forsyth, A., & on, 46 Broom lands
St. (Pluillbers)
Galt, j. & Son, Netbcrcornrnon
(B rickbuilder s)
Gemmel, A., 2 Brown St. (Joiner)
Gillespie, ,¥.,& Son, 82New neddon
St. (Slaters)
Girdwood, R., Broorulands (Joiner)
rraram, N . G., & Sons, IOO Causey-
side St. (Plu mbers)
H ende rson, G ., 2 I Oakshaw St.
(Ma son)
Hord & Buchanan, J6 Old Sneddon
(Pl umbe rs)
Hunter & Goudie (R.P. ), Causcyside
Hunter, J. K., IVcl lmeadow (P ntr. )
Hutchi nson , } . & o.,6Wcllmcadow
(Plasterer)
K eena n & Kelso, Gilmour St. (Slater)
Ki lpatrick, A . H ., 40 Canal St.
(Slater)
Kilpatrick, J., & Son (R.P.), Dyers
W ynd
Lang, llf., :\ I 'Gowan St. (Joiner)
~lcFadyn, A ., Co1111ska (Joiner)
ll1cGhec, IV ., 27 Unde rwood (M ason)
.l \lc lnn cs & ~1cC ullum , Causcys1de
(Wrights)
) l cNaughton, A ., 6 New Smitbhills
(Joiner)
CONTRACTORS .
Scotland-continued.
Mitchell, T., I I Sir Michael St.
(PI astcrer.)
Morton, R., Weir St. (B ri ckbuild er)
Murdoch , T., 52 Causeyside (Slater)
Oswald, W. ·w .. ro Glenview(Mason)
Primrose, G., I-Icndcrson St. (Brick-
builder)
Robertson, G., & Co., J County Pl.
(B rickbu ilde rs)
Shaw, A., 51 H igh St. (Sia tor)
Rpi<"rS, '~r ., 38 Causcyside (Plasterer)
Tay lor, W., A rkleston Rd. (Mason)
Wall ace, C., New SmitbHills(Sfater )
Wallace, Connell & Co. (Plumbers)
Wilki e, J., & Sons , J9 H igh St ..(Pain-
ters)
" ' ilson, R., 20 Greenhill Rd . (Mason )
Young, G., 15 St. Jame s St. (~'.iaso n )
PEEBLES.
Ballantyne, J. & Co . (Platcstcrs &
Til<'iayers)
Clarke, D. (R .P.)
Dickson & Clyde (Masons)
Elliott, Jas. (Joiner)
Fairbairn, 'Wm . (Plumber & Slater)
Gr~ndison, L. (Plasterer)
Grieve, ]as . (Plumber)
McCulloch, T . (Joiner)
Mitche ll, D . & A. (Painters)
Murray, J. & D . (Ca rp enters, &c.)
Ham say & Flemiui, (Masons)
Ramsay, IVm . (Jomer)
R enwick & Weir ({o iners)
Run ciman, C. (R . >.)
Steele, Adam (Painter)
Tod, Wm. (Mason)
Wilkie, Geo. (Mason)
PENPON'J', near Thon1'Lill .
Brown, T. (Mason)
Cook, R. (Mason)
Harkn ess, J. IToine r, &c.)
McLachl;in, W. (Slater)
Muirhead, A., & Son (Joiner s)
PEJIJ'H.
A lexand er, C., 100 High St. (Glazie.r)
Anderson, D . S. & J., New cott St.
(Joi ners)
;Harke r, G., New Row (Engr., &c.)
Hell, A., & Son, .1 1 Canal St.(Slatrrs)
Hcvc riclge, A ., C he rry Bank (!i.1'a~on)
Bevcridg-e, D ..1. York Pl. (Sc ulp to r)
Brand, H.., & ::,on , Sth. Wi ll ia m St.
(Masons)
Brown & Duncan, 12 Kinnoull St.
(Maso ns)
Hruco, A . & D. (RP.\, 158 South St.
Buchan & Crawford, 40 Scott St.
(Brickl•yers)
Buchan, T., 35 King Street (Slater)
Campbelf, lJ., JS Main St. (Plasterer)
Campbell, P., 68 G eo rge St.
(Bellhang-cr l
Chrystal, G., F o undry La. (Ironfdr.)
lrichton, D., Market St. (Toiner)
Davidson, A. & .T. (R.P .). New Row
Douglas, A., & Son, 8 Charlotte St.
(Painters) . Hu me, ¥l m . (R.P.)
Douglas, G . R ., & Son, 52 Princes
St. (Painters and Gla7.iers)
l)ow,1~' .,& Son,2J2 HighSt.(Joiners)
Ewart, Jas. I-I., 33 New Row (Smith)
Forgan, T., JI Scott St. 'Joiner)
F1:f~~~n&{R£~~~~ 1~) Priory lace, New
1 PJIES1'0N PANS.
Fraser, Tohn, (R.P .) JO W a tergate
Frew, Watson & Co . (R.P.), Mill St.
Goodall, R obt., Errol (Mason)
Hay, J., & Son, 5 York Pl. (Toiuers )
Hume, John, 5J South St. (Sillith)
Jack, Jas., Meal Venne] (Joiner)
John ston, P., & Sons, r9 CowVennel
(J oiners)
Tohnston,IV., 48 Victoria St.(Mason)
l(errigan, M., M:elvil le S t. (M aso n)
Langlan ds, J . Dovecotland (Joi ner)
Law, C., & Son, 70 Princes St.
(Plasterers)
Leith &. Lumsden, 54 Victoria St.
(Joiners)
M cF:ir!anc & Co., P:.t ul St. (I ronfrs )
McGregor. D., Kinnoull St. (Smith )
Mackay, Hugl\ 18 Main St . (Pa inter)
Mackay, J., & ::ion, Mill St. (Plastrs)
McLaugblan, II., 28 M eal Veuncl
(Painter).
l'vlcLeisb, J. (R.P.), 15 Mill . t.
Maconoclue.E., 209SoutbSt. ( Glazier)
M'Quibban, " '., 67 Main St., Bridg-
e nd (Joiner)
McVicar, V•l., & Sou, n7 High St.
(Painters)
l\Iiller, G. & A., 26 Gowrie St.,B ridg-
cnd (Plumbers)
l\IorrisoD, D., J55 High St. (Joiner )
Morr ison, W., I I Gowrie St.(Mason)
Muirhead, G., & Son, 18 Atholl St.
(Painte rs)
Murray, J. & P., 6 South St. John ' s
Place (Plumbers)
Palon, J. Ker (Bricklayer)
Paul, }!u_s-b, 20 Leonard St. (Painter)
Peebles, j., ~2 York P l. (Plastr·rc·r)
Heid, P., 48 l\iilne ::it . ( 'later)
Roberston,]., 40 North Methven St .
(Plumber)
Robe rston, ]., Juo r., 1 York }>]ace
(Plumber)
Rutherfo rd, Wm ., 8 Main St.(Joincr)
Sharp, John, St. Catherine ' s Hd.
(Plasterer)
Small & Welsh (R.P.), 59 South St.
Sievwrigbt, G., Spcns Cres.(Joiner)
Sta Iker & Boyd, 27 South Stn·et
(Painters & Glaziers)
Stewart & McFarlane, 2J Mill St.
(Joiners)
Strang & McLagan, 18 l\'lill St.
(Joiners)
Thomson, Jas., Princes St.(SculpLor)
Wc·stwood, A., & Son, 21 Princes
St. (Hellhange rs)
l'TT!J!Gll!I r.
Butchart, A . R . (Slate r)
Forbes, ] . & D. (I oincrs)
Frew, l\{cssrs . (Pl umbers)
Macbeth, Jas. (Plaste re r)
McLaren, L. (Joiner)
Men,ies, A. (R.P.)
Mill r, A . & W. (Painters)
0
Robe rtson, Chas., Broombdl
Sim, IV., Mou li n (Joiner)
Stewart, Jamieson & Forbes
Thomson , Robt. (Joiner)
Vcitch,]. (Plasterer)
PTTTENIV li ll .ll.
Adamson, J., Charles St. (Joiner)
Brown,,.,._,, , Charles St.
Lumsden, W., Hig h St.
l'OLNONT.
Baird & Primrose (Msns. & Brklrs.)
fohnston, J. (Joim<1·)
Marshall, A1exr., Hrightons
5_cott, W . & J . (Joi rwrs)
Iurner, W., & Son Bri ghton ~
(Smilbs) '
Walk<' r, Wm. (Joiner)
!'OJI'/' .APl'JN.
Jlowa n, J. (J ot11er)
PIJ/11' GLASGOW.
Buchanan, R . (Joi1wr )
~un smore, Robt., Mary St. (Joine r )
l' ~fe, Wm., Newark St . (Joiner)
Grllesp1c, N. G. Mary St . (Joiner)
McBride, P .. & Co., Bay St. (Masons)
Macfarlan e , P . (Plumber)
Wilson, Alexr., Scarlow St. (Mason)
l.Vrlso n, ·w., & Son (Pluillhors)
l'Ol!TOBEU,O.
B rown & Grieve
Dick, Robt. (Plaste re r)
.I lay, J., Duddi ngston M ills (Joiner )
l\1axton, Wm. (R.l:'.)
M eye r , Joh n (P lumb er )
l.~idd l c , Akxr. (Slater)
Scott, R. & ) . (j 01ncrs, &c.)
Smith, J., & . 'ons, 17 Hatb St.
Cooper, T homas
Pl!lf;S'l'Jll ICK , 11.S. 0.
F raser, ·\.Vm. {Painter)
Gibson. J . (Joiner)
Guthrie, W . (Mason)
McKean, A. (Mason)
McWbirte r, J. (Joiner)
QULCENSFEIIR Y.
Cook, IV .
REDIJIXG, flnlmmit Station, R.S . O.
Abercrombie, D . (Joine r )
l~rown, Lyon & Co. (Plumbers)
Cockburn, W. G. (Joiner)
'lhomson, R. (] o ine.r)
Walke r , W . (Joi ner)
RKNTON .
Conbrough, J . (R.P.), Main St.
M cCall, Geo. (Brickbuilder)
lflOOAJITON 1 J\. ilmwrunck .
Picken, 1-iugh
/lr)TJI h'SA !' .
ll lair, D., & Son (Joiners)
Hone, R., i8Russcll St. (M'8o n )
Hro~,1 11, Alrxr., HJ !i.1il1 St. (Joitwr 1
Cnnk.shank s, J. (R.P. ), JQA .H.igb St.
Cu nnm gha m, b .. Bridge St. (PluruLr
D ewar, D., 8J llfont;igue St. (]0 1nc1 )
Dodds, A ., & Son, Tower St . ( Joi nC'rJ
Duncan, J., Columnhill St. (Mas on)
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Scotland-continued.·
Duncan, M., Ladeside St. (Plasterer)
Hunter, W., Stafla Pl. (Mason)
Hyndman, ]as. (Slater)
J arnieson, J. (Plasterer)
Kerr & Son , Victoria St. (Masons)
Lauder, vV., Ladeside St. (Wright )
Leckiey W. M., Bridge St. (Slater)
Lyle, ohn, Townbead (Mason)
M'Bride, T., John St. (Joiner)
McColl, fl: ., Argyle ::;t. (Painter)
Madie, D . H., 35 High ::;1. (Painter)
Macnab, J. , West Princes ::;1. (Gas -
fitte r)
McCall um, J ., & Son (Joiners)
McCord,]'., Barone Rd. (Mason)
McKinnon, H., High ::;t. (Plasterer)
McLellan, Q . B ., (Heating Engineer)
McQuiston,J ohn, John ::;t. (Plasterer)
M'Tavisb, .!!:., Bridge nd St. (Gasfitr.)
Miller, J ., & Sons (::;laters)
:Murray, D. C . (Painter)
Paterson, R., 24 Argyle St. (Slater)
Peacock, A. R . (R.P.), 23 High St.
i:ihand,ios . (l?ainter)
Smith, ., .'3 I3isb.op S t. (Joiner)
::;tark, ohn (Painter)
Stewart, W. & ] . (Painters)
RU1'JJERGLEN.
Edmiston, A ., Queen St . (Joiner)
Mitchell, W., 4~ Chapel St. (Join er)
Park, J., & Son (Maso ns )
::;m ith & Riddell (Masons)
Warnocks & Horshurgb \Masons)
ST. ANDREW'S.
Aucbterlonie 1 D . , & Son, 9 Union St.
(Plumhers)
Belt, W. E., 158 South St. (Joiner)
Black, Thos., 33 South St. (::;later)
Carstairs, A.,Melburn Place Cl 01ner)
Carstairs, A. & J., Melburn Pl.
(Masons) . Hain, l>., George St. (Mason·)
Cunningham, A., Greens1de ~l.(Jnr.)
Cunningham, J ., Balone (Jomer)
Douglas, C., Church Sq . (Joine r)
11'arquharson, J., II6 Market St.
(Plumber)
Greig, Wm., 9 Crai l's I.anc (Slater)
Harris, T ., & Son, Kinn es Park
(Joiners)
liay, J . & Co ., R at helpie (Mason s)
Johnson, Thos., 'Wallace S t . (Maso n)
Law, R., 45 ::;outh ::;1. (Joine r)
Liddell, T., u6 North :::it . (Mason)
Linder, L ., Rathelpie (Bricklayer)
McBean 1 Geo., Bell St. (Joiner)
McKenzie,R.,"\'I est Burn La.(] oiner)
Mcl:'herson, A ., North St. (Plasterer)
McPherson, A. R., 43 Market ::;1.
(Plasterer)
Morris, J.M . (H.P.), Market St.
Ness, W ., 2 Murray Park (Mason)
Peebles, Thos., Market St. (Pl umber)
Kintoul & Mackie, College St.
(Slaters)
Scollay,Thos.,Strathkin ness (Mason)
Scott. A. , 162 South St. (Plasterer)
::;cott, R.. , Boarbills (Joiner)
Thom, A., Strathkinness(Joiner)
Turpie, A. (lt.P.), 57 South St .
Walker, P ., & Son , 4 Alfred Place
(Masons)
SALTOOA1'S.
Caldwell, R.
vlen,T.
Miller, J ., 39 Raise St.
Miller, Tbos. & Co. (Joiners)
Young, J.
SANDAY, 01·kn.ey bla><ds.
l:lrown, David (Mason)
SOALLOWAY.
Georgeson, M.
Russell, A . (Joiner)
SELKIRK.
Grieve, A ., The Glebe
Hall, T., High St.
l nglis & Dickson, Forest Rd.
Linton, W ., The Glebe
l{obertson, G. (Wright)
:,mith, G., Forest Ter. (Mason)
:O,mith, J ., & Sons, Scott's Pl.
SKELlJfORLIE .
Oswald, Wm . W .
SPEAN BRIDGE, S.O., Fort
William.
McKenzie, Wm . (Joiner)
STEPPS, Glasgow.
Calder, J. B. (Mason)
S1'EV ENS TON.
Thomson, H .
BUILEERS AND
STIRLING .
Aitken, P. & W., Newhouse
Anderson & Dewar (Slaters )
Balfour, W" "Craigs" (Slater)
Barker, D ., Forth St. (Stair Railer)
Hrown, R., Murray Pl. (Painter)
Cairns, W., Murray Pl. (Joiner)
Carson & Sons (Painters)
Chisholm, G., & Son (Plumbers)
Crichton, W. G., Port St. (Glazier)
Currie,] ., Dumbarton Rd. (Joiner)
Davidson , A. Baker St. (Smith)
Donaldson, J. & J., Dumbarton Rd.
(Joiners)
Duff, J. & J ., 16 Dumbarton Rd.
(Plumbers) • Urquhart & Mackay, High St.
Foster, R., Thistle St. (Plasterer)
Fotheringham, J. & M ., 98 St.
Mary's W.rnd \Masons)
Frater, R . (R.P .), 73 Port St.
Gibson & Reddic, Port St. (Plumbers)
Gourlay, W ., 13 Forth Cres. , (Mason)
Hardie, J.C., The Craigs (Plumber)
Hastie, Wm ., 71 Port St. (Painter )
H eadridge, A., & Sons, Causeway-
head (Masons)
Headridge, J., Causewayhead
Johnston, A., The Arcade (Painter)
Kemp, A ., Maywell Pl. (Joiner)
L amb, John, 25 Port St . (Painte r)
Lockhart & McNab, 38 Craigs (Bcll-
hangers)
McDougall, W ., & Son, 6 George St.
(Joiners)
McGregor, A., & Co., George St .
(Slaters)
McNab, T., 20 Friars St . (Joiner)
McPhe rson, W ., Forth St. (Joiner)
Merri lees, J. (R.P.), Friars St.
Miller, 1'., 62 Up. Craigs (Smith)
.Miller, W., & Son, Park Lane
(Smiths)
Milne, Wm., 5 Up. Craigs (Slater)
JVIorrison, Wm., Dumbarton Rd .
(Joiner)
Oswald, A., 82 Spittal St . (Slater)
Owen, G ., "Craigs" (Smith)
Reynolds & McCue (Masons)
Konald, Tas., James St. (Mason)
Scott, Jobn (R.P.), St. Ninian's
Short & Fairful, 81 Port St. (Joiners)
Simpson, A., Murray Pla.ce (J orner)
Smith, Robt., Barn ton St. (Joine r)
Spri1wall,W., King St. (Brk.-bldr.)
::;1eel, ] ., 26 Murray Pl. (Pl umbe r)
Thomson, W ., Spittal St. (Plumber)
Wall s, A ., Thistle St . (Plasterer)
Walls, John, Friar St . (Painter)
S1'11ANIIAEII.
Durham, R ., Dalrymple Sq . (J oiner)
Forsyth, ]., Lochryan Pl. (::;later &
Plumber)
Gibb,] ., Edinburgh Rd. (Joiner)
lrvine, Andrew, Bridge St . (Sculptor)
Johnston, W., Violet Bank St .
(Mason)
McAlpin, E ., Dalrymple St. (Mason)
McLaucblan, H . (R.F .),Charlotte St .
McLauchin,J .,Dalrymple St. (Joinr.)
McMillan,A.,AgnewCres. (Mason)
McQuaker, W ., Barrhi ll (Slater)
Mercer, T., 83 G eorge St. (Plumber)
Purdie, D., Victoria P 1ace,(Mason)
S loss, A., Dalrymple St. (Joiner)
Steven, Jas ., Sun St. (Scu lptor)
Torrance, J as., 30 Loeb Ryan Place
(Plastere r)
Train, D ., Queen St . (Plum~er)
STRATfl.AVEN, R.S.0.
Baxter, T., Commercial Rd . (Joiner)
Steel, Tlios. (Plasterer)
S1'RATHNIGLO.
Haggard, Robert
Lister, D., & Son
S1'RA 1'JJPEFFEII.
Harrow, D. (Mason)
Mackenzie, R., & Son
Macrae, D . (Carpente r)
Ross, D. (Carpenter)
S 1'RA'l'H1'AY, R.S.0.
Duff, Wm. (Mason)
SJ.'ROMNESS, Odtney I slands.
Baikie, Sarni., Junr.
Guthrie, A . (Joiner)
Hobertson, W . (Mason)
STRONE, S.0 .
McElvie, Thos . (Mason)
S1'RONSAY, Orkney Islands.
Chalmers, J.M., & Son
CONTRACTORS.
Scotland-continued.
SWINTON- BY-DUNS.
Smedton & Cook
1'.A.lN.
Fraser, W. Geames St .
Mackenzie , I-I., Station Rd .
Mackintosh, J., Manse St.
Macrae & Sons, Hartfield St.
Matheson, J ., Chapel lld.
Munro,] ., Cadboll Pl.
Nicholl & Son, Shandwick St.
Ross, D ., & Co ., Stafford St.
Ross, D., Academy St .
ltoss, H . A ., High St .
Urquhart, W. (Painter)
1'AIIJJE1'.
Carmichal Bros.
TAY1'0ll1'.
Dowie, ·vv. , O..,.i lvie St. (Joiner}
Kemp, Vvm., Castle Ter. (Mason)
McRae, J., & Son (R .P.)
P~arson, Toh n, Castle St. (Joi ncr)
P1llans, VV . M. (R.P .), Castle St.
Robertson, D., Castle St. (Mason)
Welsh, vV., Mill Pl. (Joiner)
TJrOl/NHJLL.
Black,] . & A. (Mason)
Cook, . (Mason)
Corsan, Geo. (Slater)
l>rummond, P . (Plumber)
Glendi nnin g, A. (Painter, &c.}
Kirkpatrick, R. (Joiner)
McClane, W. (Joiner)
Waugh & Nish (Plasterers)
1'H011NLIEBANK.
Cameron & Dalglish
1'BURSO .
Hain, Tohn, Duncan St. (Mason)
Campbell, D ., ::;ir John' s 't. (Mason)
Doull , D. , Bridge End (Plumber)
I>urran, G., & Son (Joiners)
Hill, W . & A., Castletown (Joiners)
Mauson, J. l\1. (Joiner)
Mercer, J as ., C larence St. (Plumucr)
Munro, D., Campbell St. (Mason)
Munro John Rose St. (Joiner)
Oag, }lugh, Ulbster Pl. (Plasterer)
Reid, Jas ., Brabster St. (Slater)
!:iinclair, G., Mey (Th'Iason)
Stark, Wm., Rose St. (Joiner)
Stratton, W. (Painter)
Su th erlan d, M. (Joiner )
Swanson, J. (Painter)
VYaters & Swanson, l?atersons Lane
(Masons)
1'IGHNABRUICH.
McKellar, J.
TILUOOULTJ/Y.
Duncan, Campbell (Painter)
Keir, R . (Joiner)
Kirkland, W. (loiner )
lVlil ler Bros. C&'.Iasons, Slaters, &c .)
Morrison, Robert (Plumber)
Perkins, Chas ., High St. (Plumber)
l:'bill ip, Jas. (Mason)
1'ING WALL, Shetland I slands.
Irvine, J. (Mason)
1.'0BER;JfOR Y, n.s. o.
Fletcher, Donald
l'OL OR OBS, Glasoow.
Hamilton, D., Carmyle
TRANENT.
Dickson, W. (Joiner)
Fai rgri evc, A . (Slater & Pl<i.stercr)
Hood, Tames (Slater & Plumbe1·)
McvVafter, T . (Joiner)
Wilson, A ., & ::;ons (Masons)
1'ROON.
F lanagan, J. (Plumber)
Lambie & Moore
McSkimming, A ., & Son (Plasters.)
Orr & McLean
Templeton, John, & Co.
Wa lker, David (R.P.)
Watson & Adams
Young, Wm .
J.'UIIIIIFF.
Christie, P., & Son (Masons)
Clark, Jas ., Balmellie St. (Plasterer)
Duthie, C. (R.P.), Square
Fowlie, W., Clifton Rd. (Carpenter)
Gammack, J . & Co. (Slater)
Gilespie, J. , Low Hall (Slater)
Massie, A ., Gladstone Ter. (Maso n)
Melvin, S ., Balmellie St. (Plu mber)
Paterson, J., & Son (Masons)
Robb, Jas., Main St. (Mason)
Hoss, A., Market St. (Plasterer)
Skene & Booth (Carpenters)
Teunon, W., Fife St . (Carpenter)
Watson, J. D ., High St. (Painter )
1'WYNHOL;Jt, R.S.O.
Brown, J. & G . (Wrights)
Halliday, John, Jun.
UDD1NGSTON.
Barr, W ., Old Mill Rd.
Mackie, W. (Slate r)
Miller, W., Sp1·in gwell P lace
Morton, J., Kyle Park (Mason)
Walker, W., ]\fain St.
(!J'HALL, S . O.
Marshall, R.
Paterso n, lt.
WElSDALE, Lerwick.
Hunter, J as., Po<t Office
Hobertson , R. S .
WES1' OALDEZI, 11.S . O.
Eairley, W ., & Sons (J oi aers)
Lind, Archtl. (Plasterer)
M itchell, A ., & Sons
ltobertson, Robt. (Plumber)
Wilson & Wa llacc
WEST J(Jf,J/IIIDE, ll .S. 0 .
Tyre & Donaldson (Jlfasonsi
W ESl'llA Y , Kfrkwall .
Logir, A.
H. eid, Charles
Reid, David, Broughton (Joiner)
WES1. WA1'1'0N.
Sutherland, \V'm.
Heid, David
Reid, J ohn
WllITBURN, S . 0.
Allan, Hy.
Wlfll'HORN, 11.S.0.
McKeand, W ., Main St.
WIO!(.
Angus, J as ., Alexandra Pl. (Joiner)
· 1Joall , Alex., Bank Row
Dowe r, G., Bridge St. (Painter)
1Ju.nbar, B ., & Co., Mor;i.y St.
(Plumbers)
lJunbar, P. & A., Victoria Pl.
Finlayson, A . & W. , PultencyTown
Grant, W. , ::;outb Rd . (.Plu mber)
Hood, J., & Son, Pulteney Town
(Sculptors)
Johnston, W ., & Son (Plumbers)
.J\1'Adie, l~ulteney Town (joiner)
l'viillar, J. & W., Tburso Rd.
(Toiners)
MiTler, D., Pulteney Town
Munro, A., & Son, Pulteney Town
(Sculptors)
Munro, T., ,~ Francis St., Pulteney
Town (Mason)
R e id, J., & Son, Tburso St.
.Shearer, .R., Victo ria P l. (Join e r)
Sinclair, A., PulteneyTn. (Plasterer)
t::iinclair, J., McRae St., Pulteney
T'own
Sinclair, J.M., Lybster (Joiner)
::;mitb, J ., Pulteney Tn . (Plasterer)
::;timmer, J., Huddard St.(Plumber)
::;utherland & Taylor, J:luddart St.
(Painters)
Tait, J ., & ::;on, South Rd.
Thomson, W. & J ., Bridge St.
(Painters)
WISHAW.
l:ll ack, Wm. (Plasterer}
Brownlie, J . \Pl umber)
Clark, A. & R.. (Slaters)
Cochrane, Thos. (joiner)
Fraser, A . & Son (Masons)
Fraser, J as. (joiner)
George, f. (Plasterer)
Gibb, J. & J. (l!rickbuilders)
j ardine, J ., & Son (lirickbuilders)
Laing Bros. (Plumbers)
Loudon & Ing lis (Masons)
McDonald, R., & Co. (Plumbers)
McEwen, John (Plumbers )
Murdoch, A. & Co. (Hriekbu ilders)
Nimmo, D. & W . (and Joiners)
Prentice, D . (Brickbuilder)
Kankin, R. & D. (Masons)
Smith, J ., & Son (Masons)
Sorbie, W .,& Son (Brickbuilders)
::;teele, J as. (Joiner)
::;ieele, Jobn (Joiner)
Thomson, J. (T oiner)
Waterson, J. (l>lumber)
WOODSIDE.
Jamieson, G. Barrow St.

ABER, Cmd1jJ:
Jones, R., Trydwr Rd.
Williams J., High St.
ABERAMAN, Aberdm·e.
Hopkin & Prosser
Raymond, D ., Victoria Rd .
Wi lkins, J. D., 7 Brook St.
Wil liams & Williams
ABE RA VON.
Davies,John, & Sons
Leverton Bros., High St.
Rees, S., Water St.
ABERA YRON, R.S.O.
Davies, Thos., Compton House
ABERDARE.
Davies, D. , Llewellyn St.
Davies, D. T., 2Q Llewel~n St. '
Garnes & Son, Aberdare unction
J ones,E., 12Cemetery Rd.
Jones, J., Gwaur Cott~gc, Wind St.
Morgan, J., & Son, .53 Monk St.
Thomas, M., 43 Cardiff St.
ABERDOVEY, R.S.O.
Hughes, W. ].
Lewis, John
ABERGELE, R .S .O.
J ones, E°,<JIJER YSTW'ITH.
Bearns, L ., Bridge St.
Evans, Ed., rs Baker St.
Jenkins, E. E., South Rd.
Owen Bros., North Parade
Recs, John, & Son, Queen St.
AML ~VCH, Anglesey.
Thomas, Owen, 13 Salem St.
AMMANFORD, R.S.O.
Griffiths, Thos., Bettws
Jones Rros., Tirydail
BAG!LLT, Holywell.
Jones, Richard
BALA.
Roberts, David & Son , High St.
Roberts, R. W., Ffrydan ltd.
BANGOR.
Jones & Evans, Arvonia B uildi ngs
J ones & Williams, High St.
J ones, W., 16 Mount St .
Parry, vV., 65 Caclleppa
Williams, Evan, Garth
Williams. R. & ]., Upper Bangor
BARGOED, via Cardiff.
.Edwards, Dan
James, J., & Son
Williams, David
Williams, Thos.
BARMOUTH.
Bishop, T . R., Jubilee Rd.
Owen, 0. A., Marine Ter.
Roberts, R :, Ivy House
BARRY, Cardiff.
Britton, vV., New lands St.
Harding, J._P., Porthkerry Rd.
liirst, C. H., Barry lsla.nd
James, J., & Son, 25 Glamorgan St.
Jones Bros., Barry Dock
Lewis, J .. 93 Main St. , Cadoxton
L loyd & Ta1>e, Barry Dock
Manatou, J. A., Barry Dock
Prout, J., Woodland Rd., J1arry Do<.·k
Richards, A ., Barry Dock
Rutter, G ., Romilly Rd.
BEGELLY, R.S.O.
Davies, Alfd.
James, B., Amooth
Water, G., Thomas Chapel
BETTWS-Y-COED .
Evans, Wm ., Elsi Cottage
Jones, Evan, Pyllan
Jones, John, Penl."ln, Pentrevoclas
BEAUMARJS.
Jones, W.R., Castle St.
BLAENAU FESTJNIUG.
Owen, 0. R.
Owen, W. S .
Pugh, John, Lord St.
Roberts, G., New Market Sq .
'fhomas, Wm. (and Jomcr}
BLAENGARW.
Davies, D. J.
Rees J .
' BORTH, R.S.O.
Jones, E., The Baths
\Villiarus, T . E., P e nybout
\Villiams, Wm., !\Iorland House
BOWSTREET.
Hamer, Daniel
BUILDERS
4. Wales.
BRECON.
Jenkins, B., The Watton
Morgan, T . E., 14 The Watton
Phillips, F., & Son, The Watton
Williams, J., 25 Orchard St.
BRIDGEND.
Francis, W., Coity Rd .
Gaylard, P., Coity Rd.
Jenkins, Chas ., & Son, Saw ~fills
Llewellyn, D., Nolto n St.
McGaul, Wm., Onare lla
Morgan J. W., New Castle
Preece, E., Sen r. , Coychurch Rd.
Thomas, W., & Son, Nantymoel
BRITHDJR, Ca,-dif!:
Jones, Lewis, School 't.
BRITON FERRY.
Gower, Tohn, Regent St.
Gower, L., Caroline St.
J ames, J. W., Mansell St .
Waters, Thos.
BRYNA111111AN, R.S.O.
Howell,;J. D .
Morris, John
BRYNMA WRJ. R.S.O.
J cnkins, John, K.ing :-:;t.
Bii YNNA, Pv,,tyclun, 11.S.O .
David & Recs
BRYNTEG.
Chedzey, C. A.
BUCKLEY, via Cl1este,-.
Davies, Robert D ., High St.
Williams, John, & Son
BUILTH WELLS.
Jones, J.M., Pendrc
Jones, T., Park Itd.
Price, J., Castle St.
BURRY PORT.
Bcznon, T'hos ., '.?Pringfield Pl.
Edwards, J, & H., Pcmbrcy Village
l!:vans, D ., & Sons
!£vans, Hugh, Rhos Cottage
Howell & Williams
) arnes & Reynolds, West End
Lewis, J obn, Pcmbrcy
Lewis, Thos., New St.
Maliphant, Hy., Pembrey
A.foq~·an, Wm., Pcmbrey
Williams, D ., Williams 'I'errace
Williams, W. T., Newslade
CAERPHILLY, Card(!/.
Harding,~- V ., St. ?riartin's Rd.
Howells, J., St. Martin's Rd.
Lewis, Jos., St . :Martin's Rd.
!tossiter, Thos., Bryn Golen
CAERSWS.
Evans, John, The Green
CAERWYS, Holywell.
Hughes, H. B., Queen's Head
CANDIFE.
Allan, ;J., \Voodville Rd., Cathays
Ashley Frank, 28 Conway Rel.
Bcam e;, Geo., 16 Violet Row, ~oath
Beer, J. F., & Sons, 63 A ngus St.
Bl acker Bros., Llaofair Rd., Canton
Cadogan, W., P earl St., Roatb
Cadwallader'& Hockndge, Dalcross
St. . Rcn ey, T. J.
Comley, J., Pen-y-lan Rd., Roath
Couzens, F., 7 \Vcstbou.r~ne Cre~.
Couzens, G., & Co., r 1~ I udor h . d.
Cowley, J., Penylan Rd.
Cox & Bardo, 46 Elrn St.
Davies, D ., Trade St.
Oinham, R., Spring Gd ns. Pl., Roath
IJunn, C. C., J07 Cowbridge Rd.
Evans, E. R., & Bros., Catbays
E,·ans, T. K, Plasnewydd PL, Roath
Geen, W. Linden, Pcn-y-lan:
Gibbon, H., 185 Richmon,d Rd.
Gibson, J., II Old Quay St.
Gough Bros. , r Newport Rd.
Griffiths, G., Thomas' Ter.,Workrng
H~it1;es,
J., & Sons, II Beda Rd.,
Canton '.)
Haines, R. E.J .,25I.ansdownc kd. ,
Canton
Hallett, G., 43 Partridge Rd:
Hampson, J . T., Womanby St.
Handford & Elsworthy, Alfred St.
Howell, A. J., Galston Place
ln glcson, W . H., Bcda H.d., Canton
Jenkins, B., Lochaber St., Roath Pk.
Jones ]:hos., 20 Park SL,
Knox & Wells, Bangor St'..!. koath
Lattey & Co., 8 Working ::itreet
AND CONTRACTORS.
Lewis, A., Newport Villa, Roath
Marsh & Wride, Ferndale St.,
Grangetown
Mclhuish Hros., 38 Machen Pl.
.Morgan, W. T., Fairoak H..d.
Price Bros., Pontcanna Rd., Canton
Raymond, D ., r4 Taff Embankme nt
Rich,Jas., 79 De Burgh St., Canton
Robbins, F., Cottrell Kd., Roath
Shepton, S., & Son, 15 Sandon St.
Symonds, W., & Co., 16 Rectory ltd.,
Canton
Thomas, D., 108 Richmond Rd.
Thomas, J., Marcly St., Clar~ Rd:
Thomas, W ., & Co., 2r 1rcsd1an
Ter., Penarth Rd.
Turner, E., & Sons, Pen~rth Rd .
Williams, A., Mood and Rd., Splott-
lands
CARDIGAN.
Evans, John, Bryn Tivy
Jenkins, D., & Sons, ~endre
\·Villiams, J., & Son, Llangoedmon
CAN111ARTHEN.
Davies, Rees, St. Catherine St.
Oa.vics, W ., Union St .
Evans, W., Fishpond Ter.
Jon es D. & D ., Jackson's Lane
Jones: Joseph, Onion St .
Morris, T., 7 Water St.
CARNARVON.
Ethall, John, 6 T urkey bore
Hughes, G'., Marcus St.
Hughes, J., 3 Uxbridge Sq.
Jones, Evan, Dolydd, near
Jones, T., Edward St.
Jones, llicbd., Twrwg Mills, near
Morris, Owen;. Constantine Tcr.
Parry, E., 29 :::;egontiuru 'fer.
Roberts & Thomas, High St.
Roberts, Robert, New St.
\.Villiams D. 1 & Son, Turkey Shore
\.Villiams & Roberts, South P curallt
CEMMAES, R.S.O, /11/ont.
Evans: E ., & Son
CENARTH, Newca.slle Emlyn..
l\1:organs, John
CEWA,/COV, N ewcastle Emlyn.
Jones, Owen
Lewis, Thomas
CL >VTYBONT, Camarvon.
\.Villiams, W . H., L landeiniolen
CLYDACH, R.S.O., Swansea.
Davies, L .
Hill & Jones
COLWl'i'I.
Evans, Robt ., & Sons,'' Mohrcroft"
Jones, W. P. , Station Rd.
COLWYN BAY
Herth-Jones, J., York Rd .
D;ivies & J oucs, \¥ oodlands
Evans-Jones, D., Conway H.d.
Foulkes, E., Llewellyn Rd.
Jones & Samuel, Sea View Terr.
Jones, T., Rhiw Itd .
Roberts, J.
Tucker, Bros., Rhiw Bank Avenue
\Villiams, lt. (Road Contractor)
Wood, W. S., & Co., Dingle Wood
CONNA H'S QUAY.
Blane, E .
CONWAY.
Hughes & Jones, The Wharf
Parry, Moses, Tynewydd 1 near
Roberts, Edward
Roberts, R.
· HOLYHEAD.
COWBRIDGE.
Hopkin, John
James, ·w. S.
CR/CC/ETH.
Evans, D., 7 Rai lway Ter.
Evans, W. G ., 1'Iarinc Cres.
Humphrey, Ji., Elfion Place
Jones, Evan, Gacrwen House
. Jones, L ., Prince of Wales' }lotel
Parry, 0., Railway Hotel
R oberts, R., Llys Caradoc
Thomas, H.
VVilliams, D. M., Cefniwrcb
C /Vil/A AlAN, A berdai·e .
Willis,W.E.
C WA!P'1RC, Ti·eorc!ty, R.S.U.
Jones, Edwd.
CYNWIYD.
Willnow, T.
DENBIGH.
Davies, J. ~L, Love Lane
E\rans, D ., Castle .Hill
Wheeler, W. W., 35 Love Lane
459
DOLE, Lla"':fhangel, R.S.O.
Jones, Thos .
DOLGELLV.
Edwards, R., Springfield St .
Jones & Smith, Springfield Lane
Lloyd, C., Bryn House
Owen, H., Old Brown Horse
Owen, W. & J., Felin lsa
Williams & Roberts, Avon Rd.
\Villiams, H., Arran Tcr.
DREFACH, Lla11dysill, R.S.O.
Jon es, J ohn 1 Red Lion
DYFFRYN.
Thomas, D ., Dolgan
ERWOOD, R.S.O.
Morgan, Da.vid, Bridge House
ELY, Cardij/.
Rees, Thos., "Crinallt"
FELINFOEL, Llanelly.
Davies, D .
Davies, Isaac
Peregrine, D.
FERNDALE, Pontyjm(ld.
Morris, Morris, North St.
J:'rotbcroe, J as., Dyffryn St.
FISHGUARD.
George, F ., High St.
Roach , D ., Goodwick
Roberts, D., Sycamore Lodge
FLEUR-DE-LIS, Cardiff.
Yeo, F.
FLINT.
Lloyd, Alfred B., Halkyn St.
Lloyd, _John, Corporatio1~ t .
Rogers, M. S., Halkyn St .
Williams, Roger, Cbapel St.
GARNAN7·; R.S.O .
Howells, Jolm
G/LFACH, Cardiff.
Harris, Wm., Bryngwyn
GLANAJl1MAN, R .S.O.
\Villiams, Daniel
GLYN GARTH, A£enai Brilge,
N.S.O.
Owen, David, Post Office
GRESFORD, S . O., ~Vrexllam.
1'ilston, J.
GROESLON, R.S.O ., Carnarvon.
Jones, Evan, Plas-Dolydd
GWAUN-CAE-GURWEN,
N.S.O.
Williams, John, Cwmgors
G WYS, Swansea Vatlf!J' ·
VYilliams, 1'1:organ
HARLECH.
Evans, R.
HAVERFORD WEST.
Davies, T ., & Son, Bridgend SlJ.
Lewis, J .. Cartlctt
Noot & Morris, Market St.
Roberts, W., Dark St .
Thomas, Levi, Barn St.
fhomas, Wm ., Bridge St.
\Villiams Bros ., IVIcrlins Bridge
HA WARDEN, (Clwsta).
Bailey, W. & T.
Davies, Arthur
JJAY, R.S.O.
Evans, C. 'T., Broad St.
Powell, E., London J;Iouse
Price, J., Red L10n St.
Price, T., Brook 1-Iousc
\Vebb, Jas., Blue Boar Inn
Roberts, Wm., Bryn Seiriol
VVilliams, \.V., Kings land Saw ~lill
Williams, W., Valley
HOLYWELL .
Davies, E., lt'fynnon-y-Cuff
Hughes & Son, Brynford St.
70HN TO~VN, uear Wrexl•a111.
Jenkins & Jones
KNIGHTON.
Cadwallader, \ .Ym., Victoria. Rd.
\Veale , Wm., Kinsley Rd.
L AKE VYRNIVY(Usw,.sl1J' ].
Litster & Jones
LAA/PETER .
D av ies, David, Steam Saw ~1:i11 s
Jones, John , Drover's Rd.
LLANAFAN, 11ear A bl'IJ'S fW)' f/1,
Oavies, J. , Oakfield
Jones, David & 'ons, Rest
LLANBEDO.
Evans, H.
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Wales-continued.
LLANBEDR, R.S.O.
Parry & Thomas
LLANBRADACH.
Mainwaring & Davies
LLANBRYNMAIR, M01d.
Peate. Geo. H.
LLANDAFF.
C larke, W.
Cox, Morg~n
Cox, W .. High St.
Tames, W. G.
Shail, S ., Station Rd.
LLANDDANJEL, Anglesea..
Parry, Griffith
LLANDEBIE, R.S.O.
Davies, Lewis, Pcnygrocs
Evans, Peter, Pcnygroes
Jones, Daniel, Go rsgoch
Mainwaring, Griffith
LLANDILO
Evans, D., 20 New Rd.
Morris Thos ., Penybank
1
'l'homas Bros., Saw l\.r!ills
Thomas, \.Ya lter
LLANDJNAM.
Woolley, Edward
LLANDOVERY.
Groom, E.G .
LLANDJULLO.
I-Iughcs, Isaac R., Bryn Defa id
LLANDRINDOD WELLS.
Davies, R. E., 2 Park Ter.
Hopton, J. R., Ridgobourne
Hurst, J.
Mi lward, Hy., & Sons
LLANDUDNO.
Conway, R., no Mostyn St.
Dewar, J ., Back Madoc St .
Griffiths, Owen, Taliesin St.
Hughes, Evan, Bodbyfryd Walks
Hug h e~ J., & Son, Craig-y-don
J ones, J·! y., Back Clifton Rd.
J ones, T., R eform St.
Owen, Edwd ., Back Madoc St .
Owen, T. & J., Abbey Rd.
l:'ritcbard, Hy., Back Madoc St.
Thorp, Ed., & Sons, Lloyd St.
Williams, R. , 14 Back Madoc St .
LLANDUDNO 7UNCTJON,
Conway .
Parry, S., & Sons
LLANDYSSIL, Pontwt:lly.
Davies, D. B.
Evans, Jobn, Tussul Quarry
fones, Daniel, Greyhound
i1atthias, Thos ., Pentrecourt
LLANELLY.
Hassett, W ., 2 Coldstream St.
Brown , Thomas & J obn
Evans, J., Ewr Joinery 'Vorks
H opkins, W., & Son, Co ldstream St .
H owell, H., & Son, Ltd., New Dock
Hughes, T., Richard St.
.r ones & Richa rds, Pottery Rd.
lv[crcer, G., New Rd.
LLANFAIR, Pwtl Cw;>1t.l(J'll,
N.S.O., A"glesey.
H ughes & Griffiths
P ritchard, vV. & 0.
LLANFA fRFECHAN.
Davies, D., Upper Mill
Humphries, E. Ga<llys
,fones, E., Bcnarth lfousc
Williams, R., Glan -y-don
LLANCADOCK.
Price, Daniel
LLANCA TTOCK.
Jones, T. , & Sons
LLANGENEIRN, Kidwelly .
Richards, E., & Son
LLANGOLLEN.
Evans & Morris
Koberts, I saac, & Son
Roberts1 M .. 6 B01·wyn St.
Roylancis, -
LLANCORSE, Talga.·fh, R.S.O.
Williams, W.
LLANCRANOC, Llandyssit.
Davies, .Ben.
Jones, Bon, Pantnewydd
Jon es, Tbos. , Poutgarrcg
LLANHILLITH, Cr11111bti11,
R.S.O.
Lewis, David
LLAN/DLOES.
Breeze, J., H afren St.
Brown, E . , & Son, Great Oak St.
Humphreys, T .
.Jones-Meredith, J., Hafrcn l:lt.
BUILDER AND
LLANLJ,YFNI, Penygroes,
R.8.0., l7arnarvon.
Morris , Hy~_
Wi lliams, Hugh
LLANRHAIA DR, IJenbigh.
vVynne, J.
LLANRHOS, Llandudno.
Toft, W.
IiLANRWS1'.
Hughes H ., P erry St .
.Jones, }Iugh, 9 Station Rd .
fones, J., Vale View
l?arry, I:!., & Sons, Inigo I-louse
LLANSA1l!LET.
Jones, Hy., Birchgrove
LLA N1'RLSAN1'.
Morgan, C., Talbot Rel.
LLANWI1' Jl fAJ Oll .
Davies, T.
LLANvVYDDN. See Lake Vyrmuy.
LLANYl/Y1'HER, 11.S. O.
Davies, Watkin, Lakefield House
Evans, Evan , The Emporium
Evans, John
LOUGHOR.
Phi llips, Wm. Cawsgarw
Yew
'I'homas, D ., Bank Place
1llA. CFIYNLLE1'H.
Rees,Richard,Mae ngwyn St .(Joiner)
'Williams, J. 0.
1JfAES1'E(}, B1'idgend.
Allen, Jas. · Recs, J. G.
Evans, E.
Rees, J., 67 Castle St.
MENA.I BRIDGE.
Evans, Isaac, High St.
Parry, Evan, I-Iigh St.
ilfEZ/1'HYR 1'YDFI£.
Davies, I., 77 & 78 Poutmorlais
.Evans, Samuel, Talybryn, Dowlais
Gabe, John, Lowe..- Thomas St .
Hawkins, S., W estbourne Place
.Jenkins, .J., Canal Wharf
Jones, Evan, 33 Walter St. , Dowlais
Jones, J., Giebe land St.
Jones, F . John, r8 New Castle St.
Lloyd, R ., High St., Cefn-Cord
Lumley, E ., Castle St.
Protheroe, S ., Pontm orlais
Rees, T., Merthyr Vale
Thomas, J as., & Son, Green Park
Williams, Geo., Wi lliams Sq.
vVilliam s, John, 4 Castle St.
\ .Villiams, J ., 3 & 1~ Edward St., Mor-
gan Town
ll!U,FOZID HAVEN.
Cole, G. & W . , Charl es St.
Cole, R., Mou nt Pleasant
Phelps & Owens, C harlcs St.
Russan, Jas., North Rd.
Williams, J., Priory Rd.
JJIOLD .
Edwards, R ., High St.
Foulks, Thos., 87 Higb St.
Roberts, Ric hard, 64 New St.
Roberts, T hos., New St.
lllORFA NEVIN.
J ones, G. , Pen rhos
lllORRI STON, Swansea.
Thomas & Jones, Slate St.
Wa lters & Johns, Dillwyn St .
JJfOUNT.AIN ASFI.
Edmunds, M.
H.arris, David, Darran Rd .
Mil ls, F., Napiers Inn
Morris, Thos., Oxford St.
Williams & Williams
MU111BLES.
Bcer,E .
Clemen , D .
Morriston, J.
JlfYDRilll, St . Clenr".
Evans, Da\l"id
NAN1'CL IVYD, lluthin .
Hughes, J obn
N AN'l'G LYN, nui1· .DenbifJh.
Evans, I., Peh-y-waen · llHYL.
NANiillOR, Caruarvou.
Phillips, J., Price Town
NARBERTH.
Cole, Owen, Mayfield
Edwards, A., St . Jam es St.
J o nes, D., Llawhaden
Lloyd & Bros., Sp1·ing Gardens
Perkins, V\Tm., Ludchurch
Rees, D., Templeton
Recs, J., & Sons, Lan Mill
CONTRACTOR
Wales -continued.
Rees, Jas ., Roseside
Thomas, Hubert, Market St.
Williams, Jas ., Robeston Wathen
NEA1'H.
Baster, G. , Windsor Rd.
Beynon, Thomas, & Rees, Skcwen
Creighton, W. H., Lewis Rd.
David, 0., Skewen, near
Gower, C ., Cadoxton
Grant, E.W., Windsor Rd .
Harris, Geo., Celfrew, near
Herbert, D., Resolven
Herbert, Ja s., Resolvcn
Howells J., W indsor Ter.
:Howells, ,V,, Skewen, near
Jenkins, D.
.Palmer, G., Windsor Rd.
Parry, D ., Plasnewydd Ter.
Recs, D., Lower Henry St.
Rees. W. E ., ·Windsor Rd.
Snow J. & vV., Bridge St.
Thomas, E ., Seven Sisters
'-\Taring, Cole & -waring, Charles St.
NEWBRIDGE-ON-TV YE'.
Meredith , A ., Wyvern
Wren, Jas.
NEWCASTLE E1lf[,YN.
Howells, Griffiths
J o nes , David, Graig Villa
J ones , David) Penralltwe n
Tones, Jas., I e ntre Farm
Morris, B., Adpar Hill
Thomas & Lewis
NEW QUAY, Llandipsil.
l!IEW1'0N, Mumbles.
Lucas, T.
NEW1.'0WN.
Davies, E., & Son
Morris & Sons, Back Lane
Phillips, E . C.t..Llanfair R d .
Swain, J. W., J:'ark Rd.
Williams, J., Kerry Rd.
NEW 1'REDE(}AR, C<irdiff.
Davies, S . E., Cwmoyfiog, near
Williams, W. , & Sons
• NEYLAND .
Barras, S. , Rhosmarket
Rees, J obn, Rhosruarket
OYS1'ERJIIO U1'fl.
Davies, D ., Newton
PAN1'YFli'YNNON, R.S.O.
Thomas, D., Glanrhyd
PEJiBROKE.
Brown, I.l Mansel St. , Orange Gdns.
Dav ies & !\{organ, The Green
PEMBROKE DOOK.
Allen, J. & J., Water St.
Evans, E., 3 London Rd.
John , D. , 37 Meyrick St. South
McAlpm, K. , Front St.
Morris , A. , I Law St .
Scourlicld, J. , Military Rd., Pennar
Thomas & Rogers, King William St.
Thomas, D., Lewis St .
Thomas, J. R., Queen St. East
PENAZ/TH.
Bevan, T. , 10 A lbert Rd.
Brice, R., 25 Cwrt-y-vi l Rd.
Hancock , R. J., Belle Vue
Harris, W. H., Victoria Square
Jon es, J., r9 Station Rd.
Morris, W. L ., Stanwell Rd.
Pickford & Son , 27 Grove P l.
Price, D. G., H ickman Rd .
Shepherd, W . B., 29 Clive Place
Shepto~ J. S., Station Rd.
Speed , ~ ., ro P lymouth Rd .
't ape, M. II., ·woodland P lace
PENOOEIJ.
Griffiths, T . M ., Old King's Head
Recs , Edmund
PENMAENMA WR .
Evans, E., Bodavon
l{ughcs, J ., Grosvenor Ho .
PENR Fll WLLAN, Llanclys•i'
Davies, Thos., Llwynteg
PE'NRllYNSIJJE, Dlandud11().
gdwards, Edward
j ones, Richard
Williams, Evan
PENTRE, R .8 . 0., Rhondda.
Edwards, Tohn, Ton
:J\1organ, g:ros., Ton
Parry, '\V., Ton
Richards, A., Bailey St.
PE.VYGROES, 11.S. 0.
Owens, OwenJ..Llwynow· Cottage
Roberts, G., ::inowdon St.
PEN- Y- GRAIG, IJinas, R.f:J. O.
Evans (David), Sons & Co.
PONTA.11.DO WE, Swa"sea.
Davies, H_y., Alltween
Griffiths, John
Thomas, J ohn, Alltween
PONTARDULA.IS, R.S. 0.
Gregory, '\Vm., Pentrebach
PON1'L01'TYN; via CanLi/f'.
Davies, T. C. ·
Davies, R.obcrt
Samuel, Jos. , 2 Queen St.
PONTYBEJl.E11f, Liane.Uy.
Walters, David, Pelican
PON1'YCLUN.
Cook sley, C. II., Miskin
Morgan , J. ·
Saunders,, J., New Mill, near
U nited Steam Joinery Co., Ltd.
PON1'l'OYMAfEll, Bridgend .
Roberts, Thos.
PO N1'YP1UDJJ .
Ash , C., Llanover Gardens
Davies, G., '\Ves t St.
Davics, VYm. ,Hen ry St.~_Hopkin sto ,vn
Jone s, D., Park Tcr., freforcst
Jones, Evan, 18u Mill St.
Jones, T., Hafod
Jul ian, M., Cocdpenmaen
Keast, ·wm.~ Cocdpcnmaen
Lewis, Davia R., W ood Rd .
Morris & Thomas, Rhondda R<l.
l:'olla rd, F. A., Hopkinstown
Powell, H ., Coedpenmaen
H.ichards, J . C., vVood Rd .
Seaton, A.
Spratt, W., Wood Rd.
Tayl or, Thos ., Merthyr Rd.
~illi a ms Bros., Ynysylwl
W!ll~;:uns, Watkin, l\1erthyr Rd .
\.V~ll~am s & James , Coedpenmaen
Williams, Matthew, Cocdpenmaen
P0111' IJINOI! WIG.
Williams, W.R.
PORT lJfADOC.
Humphreys, Evan
H umphreys, R., Morja Bychan
J ones, Wm., Madoc 8t .
Jones, W., Madoc St.
Lloyd, Robt. , & Co., 117 High St.
Roberts, David Morris, Pentrefo~in
Roberts, Edwd., Chapel House
Roberts, G., P enmorfa
Willia ms, G ., 68New St.
PORJ' T.ALB01'.
Cox, Morgan, Courtland Pl.
Gaen, C. & F., Plough Ter.
Nic holas, John
Jenkins, Thos., Bella Vista
POJ/1'lf, R.8 . 0 ., Rhondda Vall•q.
Eva ns, D ., High St., Cymmer ·
Jenkins , C., & Sons
Moore & Elsworthy, Tbe Parade
Thomas & .Farr
Thomas & Morgan, Cross St .
Williams, John, D iu as Rd.
PRES1'A1'VN, Rhyl.
Jones, E. D., J,·y House
.Jones, T., High St.
Pritchard, John. Marine Vi lla
PRES1'tJ:IGNF..
Price, J., Rroad St.
P(JilfPSAlN1', LlaflW>'Cla.
Davies, D .
PJVLLHELI.
Jones & Owen, Aberech
J ones, J ., Salem Ter.
Jones, vV. & R .
Roberts, S., Aberech
l!A.DNOR, New.
Linj cn , J.
JlllAYADER.
Oor6, G., Saw MiEs, East St.
Evans, T. P., Church St.
Lloyd , Morgan, West St.
RHOS-ON-SEA, Colwyn Boy.
Han<ly, H.
Evans, Peter, 14 Princes t.
Greenhal~h & Roberts, Lake Side
Whitley, fhos., 2r Abbey St .
Williams, E. L., 1 Adelaide Terr.
Williams, E. W., Elwy St.
RUABON.
Davies, John , Epworth House
Hopley, R., King St ., Cefn
Jones, J ob n T., Cefn
Williams, John, Trefynant

Wales - continued.
RUTHI N.
Daniel , J ., !\fount St.
Davies B ros., Market St.
M orri s, J. , Market St.
R oberts, Wm. , Clwyd Bank
\ 'lill iarus, J. P ., 62 Hort hyn t .
S T. ASA PH.
Mumford, J . P., Denbi gh R d .
P owell , Sarni., Denbigh R d .
Williams, W . & T .,Railway tatio n
ST. DAVI D' S.
Edwards, D ., Carfai
Tones, J oh n, Catherine St.
l?hillips, Geo ., 6 New St .
Williams, J as ., New St.
'Villiams, J oseph, Bwlchcarte
SARNAU, R .S. O.
J en kins, Thos., Rhip iwllwyd
SA UNDEZISF'OOT.
L awrence, J., Main St.
R obbin, J., Ma in St .
SENGHENI1'H, Ca,.diff.
Will ia ms, J . P .
SOLVA.
D avies, l as., L ower Solva
E vans, f hos ., & Son
M organ, L evi, Upper Solva
SWANSEA.
A ce & G ywn, Skc tty, near
Bennett B ros., Carlton Tcr.
B illin gs, H., Oysterm outh Rd .
Davies, G.," B ryn-coed," Heathfield
D avies, J. ob n, Hu mphrey St .
D avies, r ., St. 1-:Lele na' s Avenue
G a rd on, Wm. , St. H elen's Yard
Grove, J ohn , St . T homas
G ustavus B ros., Carmarthen Rd . Yd.
ABBE !·, Co . Calway.
Patterson, J oh u
AHASCRAC!I, Co. Calway.
B lack & Son
Cahill, M.
ANTRIM.
M cMa nus, John
ARMAGH.
Farr, T ., Abbey St.
Gillespie, A., Dobbin St .
J o hnston J -,}'he lliall
M agi ll, J ., l'lewry Rd .
Mar lin, D . P~ & Co.
\Vood , Jas., JJobbin St.
ATHENRY.
Broderick, J.
:Monagha n, T bos .
ATHLONE.
L yste r, P., & Son, King St.
M artin, J as., Northgate St.
Smith , H... , Strand St.
ATHY, Co. Kildare.
Carberry, D., & J.
BACENALSTOWN.
1'1orrison Bros.
BAILIEBOROUCH, !\ells.
Bartley, W .
Coote, r . R .
BALBRICCAN, R .S.0.
H eeney, M., D ubl in St.
Percival , Wm. G .
BALLINA.
Beck ett, Isaac
BALLINASLnE.
B ol a nd, Michael, Lancaster
Connell, Martin, Dunlo 't.
Stanners, T .
W ard, Lewis, Dunlo St.
BALL!NCOLLIG, Corl.·.
F orde, D ., & Sons
BALLINROBE, R.S.Q.
'tanners, T .
BALL/SODA RE.
C la rence, J.
MacDonagb, J .
BALLYBAY.
Irwin Bros.
BUI L DERS
J enkins, D avid , 89 L r. Oxford St
J ones, T. & D., Ea ton Grove
Lane, Will iam, 1 2 Bay View C rescent
Lloyd Bros ., Argyle St.
M ar ies f ., & Sons, Ri cha rdson St.
Richa rds, T ., No rtha mpton Lane
T homas, Wa tkins & Co ., L td .
Tucke r, John, 0 Bryn .Mill C rescent
W eaver, J. & F . Th'lanselto n
\Vebb , Geo., & Co., H eathfield St.
"\¥illia ms, fohn, Fi nsb ury 'fe r .
Williams, Wm. , Brynbyfryd
TAT,SA RNAU, R .S.O .
M or ris, W.
TA L Y !MNT, Gla11dovey , R .S . 0.
Davies, D ., & Son
TA NYGR l S IA U, Blaenau, Ji'estiniog ·
G riffiths, Eva n
T H/IEE' CROSSES, Swansea.
T homas , J.
'.L'OND U, 11 .S .O.
H u rley, J ob, Yelin Vac h J oine ry
W orks
TONYPANJJY, PontYliridd.
C ha rl es B ros., He nry St .
Lloyd, J., Maddox St.
Morgan & \Villiams
O ld, T hos .1 II Zio n Ter race
1'0 W YN.
Tones, Iiughes, & E d"vards
Morga n, R ., & Son , Bryncr ug
T REALA IV , Dinas, R .S . O.
Rowl a nds F ., Cemetery R d.
T REBA N OG, Porth, 11.S.O.
E noch Bros .
5 . lrelaQd.
BALL J'BRACJ\.
Pemberton, R. H., Shanganagh Tcr.
Pemberton, H ., C h urc h Rd .
BALLYBROP!IJ ·.
Mackay, Wm ., Donaghmo rc
BALLYCASTLE.
Hoyle, J.
H umphreys, Thos.
BALLY,JfAHON, Mulliugar.
M ay, -
BALLYMENA.
Adair,] ., & Son, 'Vellington St.
Black, John, Warden S;.
Carson, J.1 Lame St.
Gault , John, Harryville
Heggarty & Gault
M cCann, Hugh, Broughshave St.
O ' Hara, A., Kinhilt St.
BALL! il!ONE J".
H enry, J.
lVlcMaster, A .
Young, Robert
BAJ,/, YSHAFNOS.
Monaghan, Jas., West Port
BAJJ,J"SOJJA 111".
Clarence, J.
B.ILLYWAJ.TER, S.0.,
Co. Dowu .
Caughy, F.
BALTli\'GLASS, S.O .
Doody, Myles
Linn, John
BANBRIDGE.
Finney, S ., Library Lane ~ .
M cKeown, H. & J., Dromore St.
BANDON.
M urphy, D .
BANGOR, R.S.0., Co. Dowu .
Colvi lle, T., Duffcrin Building Wks.
Pullock, Wm., Hallymagec St.
Savage, .J. H., l\J.ount Herald Works
Scott, W ., Bingham St.
BANTR !', Co. Cork.
Donovan, Daniel
AND CONTRA CTORS .
Wale s- continued .
TNl:'FNlll", N .S.0 .
E,·ans, E . & J.
Jones & Evan~
'1'RJtJ1 1NA1{1', !t.S. 0 .
1Vlorris, J ohn
TREHATlllTS, 11.S.0 .
Lewis, J oh n, Brynhau log
1'REHER/3ER T, Po11t1; prid•l.
Davies, E ., & Sons, Gwendol ine St .
Evans, J. J., & Son, D unravcn St.
T RE'llfADOC, Po rlinado<.
Roberts, Griffith, P e nmorfa
TREOHCF!Y, R . S . n,neor Prinl,lJ7H·idd.
1\IIatthias & Edwards
Hces, J ohn
TY1VY"G01VGL, An9lt::-;e!J .
G riffith, Thos .
VALLEY, Angle,1uw .
\¥illiams, W.
JV ELl:! ll POOL .
Davies, E. 1 Salop RcL
Tho mas, R., & Sons, Hcrricw Rd .
W a tk in, A .1 Sever n St.
WHITCHURCH, Om·d(!f'.
Evans, \ Vm., Ju nr.
Will iams, E d win , Ty- nant
W flIT LAN /J, R .S . O.
J amcs, A lfrcd, K.iffig
Hees, D ., Saw :Mil ls
Thomas, D., St. Toh n t .
WRE X HA N .
Davies Bros., 2-5 H ill St .
Hughes, Jas., Jr A lexandra Rd .
J o nes, H. A., Popi:lr R d.
BELFAST.
Campbell & Lowry, Clifton Pk. Av .
Campbell, W. J., & Son , Ravenhill
R d.
Corry, R . , 1o6 Un iversity St.
Co urtney & Co., Shaftesbury Avenue,
Ormeau Rd.
Dowling, W., ro2 Cromwe ll Rd.
Fegan, J., Shorn R d . Hldg . W ks.
Hearst, 1\L, Duncairn Gardens
Henry, J., & Sons, Crum li n Rd .
Hillis, _l., 66 Cedar Av., Antrim Rd.
J{eith, lI ., 3 G len ravel St .
!(err, W ., \ Voodstock P lace
Kidd, J as., 24 Leadbetter St.
Kidd, W., & Sons, College Lane I·:.
Laverty, H., & Sons, Ca,mbridge St.
Lees, J as., Gt. George's St .
Lester, Jacob W., J\l ilewate r Rd .
Lowry, J .. & Son, 71 Gt. George's St.
McLaughlin & H.:arvey, Ld ., Uastlcton
Huilding Works, Yo rk Rd.
Mcl\li llia.n, Thos ., O nnca u Avenue
lVlartin, H. & J ., Ltd., Orruo;iu R<l.
Martin , Jolrn, Dec St.
lUurdock, A., 142 Culli ngtrec Rd.
Orr, Vl . , Carlisle Circus , Antrim Rd .
Smith , J .1 Ga1·moyle Ter., York Rd.
J. & W . STEWART ,
BUILDING CON1'RAC'! ORS,
ADE L AIDE ST ., BE LFAST.
JVorks recently ~xecttted : Warren, E . & R .
New Cou rt Ho use, Cooktitown, Co .
'.l'yl'Une, for Grand Jury ; Mr . J. vV.
Leebody, H .A .B .E., A rcht. £4,000.
New ~l ectric Lighting Station
fo1· Belfast Corporatiou ; Messrs.
uraerue, Watt & 'l'ulloch , Arehts.
£30,000. New Bonded Store and
8lummage House for Irie!J Distillery,
Ltd ., C0tmswater. £5,000. New
8tfl bles, oach Hou He, &c., at
White Abbey, for Geo . J11cC.. 1moot;
l\lr . '£ . Bower, Nantwich , A1·cht.
About £3,000. New Caniage l:lbed
at lielfo.st Termin us, fur llelfast
a nd Northern Count ies Rn.il wa.y;
Mr. B. D . \Vise, M .I.C.E., Engin eer.
£5,000. Wt1.rrant Officer•' and J\Iar-
ried Soldiers' Quarters, Victoria
461
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I LEWIS
ti BROTHERS,
Bu il ders & Contra ct o r s,
Smithfi eld Rd ., Wr exham.
1Vnrk.'i rtc1>1~tl.1J ere cted cf: in 1n·ogress-
Chri:.:.t Chu rch , Johnstown ; M. J.
Gu rnmo.w, E!-lq ., Wrexham, A rcht.
Al tera ti on• Roden 's Hid! ; JV!. J .
I G um mow, Esq ., \Vrexham , A r cbt .
Mission Room, Belle Vue Road ;
'.l'.G .'W ill iam•,E•q.,Liverpool,Arcbt.
V illR., Normfln Rd . ; illol'ison & Son ,
I W rexham, A rch ts . Cong re-gation u.l
Church itn d RchooJ ··, Wrexh am ,
}tfeH:-1rs. Ingo.11 & Son, Birm ingham.
18 Houset; for I{.. Fen.r na.ll, Esq. 4
Villa~ for S. Asto n , Fisq . 5 Houii:es
and Shops, E r ildig U.oad, Wrexha m;
New Hotel, W rexham; W . S la ter,
Esq . , W rexham, A rch t . Whi te
Hor se Hotel, Chu rton i W . Sln.ter ,
Esq ., Wrexham, A.r cht. Hand
Inn, W rexh n.m ; T . P I"ice , Esq ., Liv-
erp ool, Arch t. Boal'cl Schools,
Bersha m ; Harri~ & Lnsh, W r ex-
ham , Archts. New Mill for R.
Allcock & Co., Ltd .
Owen, \ V., Ruabon Rd .
Samuel, vV. E., Market St.
YNIS ITIR, Porth, R.S. O.
R icha rds, David
YSf7EIFTOG, JJolgwe/l.
Davies, Edwa rd
YSTALYF'EllA, Swan,,ca .
Rees, D.
W illiams, J . R.
YS T llA-RHONDDA.
\ Villis, ·\v. E .
] . & W. ST EW ART-(co11.)
Ba rr acks, Delfast , fol' \Var l>epart-1
meo t . £ « 000. A ILe nui o11 s a nd ad -
d it ions to \.Vhitea.bbey l're:-;lJy teri an
Uli urch ; Mr. N . F it:'.simon:-1, Archt.
£4,000. Ne w Store and CA.Yet1Lker's
lte~idence fo r Belfast. Cor poration
Gas Wod rn; James ~telfux 1 E8q .,
M .I.C .E., 1"11gin eer. £8.000. HefuMe
DeMtructor Build ings ttu<l Offices for
Belfust Corpo 1-ation; for J\fe:-1~rs .
Gud~ard 1 )'Ia"'isey 1 & \ Vin-ner. I,td.,
Noi..1mg-ham, Bng ineer:-;. Over£ 1,uOO.
:IVIodel l ..od;.;'ing Ilou~e~ for Belfn.s
Cu1·porat ion ; J. C. ]31'el land, J~~q .
M.t.C.E., City S11rv. & .E11gr. £8,0oO.
•. . . . . . . . . . . . . .,..,,..,....11111111....,.... . . . . .. . . .
Thompson, J . & R., Short Strand
BELTURBET.
McLean, -
BJRR, set! Pn1·sonslmun.
BLACKROCK, Co. Cork.
Long, Dennis, Convent Rd.
BLACKROCK, Co. Dubl111.
Allen, P., Newton Park Avenue
Caulfield, P .
liarpur, \¥"'Newton Park Avenue
_Tolly, Chas., Newton Park Avenue
l . awlor, Jamt>s 1 22 Carysfort Avenue
P emberton, Hy., Church Rel .
BOOTERSTOIVN, Co. D11bli11.
Caulfield 1 P ., Hooterstown Avenue
BORR/SLEIGH.
Meagher }fros.
'Villiams, T.
BOJ'L8.
Black, J.
BRA l", Co. IVi<:!.·low.
Brady & Sons, Eagle Tt~r .
Doyle, T . W ., Novor ra AvC'nue
Fra1.er, AlPx., r l•'lorcnn· Rd.
Plunkett, John, Waver!t:y Tcr.
CAlllR.
Holloway, Thos., Church St.
('A Pl'OQU/1\'.
Dempsey, J.
 462 BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

Ireland-contmued.
CARLOW.
l\litchell, Jas. W.
Thompson, J., }!an over Works
CARRICKFERGUS.
Laverty, H.
Rodge rs, A lex.
CA !?RICKivlA CROSS.
l\Iulhollancl, J.
CARRICK-ON-SHANNON.
Cryan, T.
Threlfofl, -
CARR!CJ<-ON-SUIR.
Loughman, P., New St.
CASHEL.
Butler, James, Thomaston
O'Brien, P.
Thornton Bros.
CA TLEBAR .
Condon, John
Lyons, M.
CASTLEBLAYNEY.
Harvey,].
\.Yatson, .Robt.
CASTLECOMER, Co. Kilkenny.
Fogarty Bros.
\.Ya lker, ]obn
CASTLEREA.
Connolly Bros.
CASTLEWELLAN, Co. Down.
l\IcAleenan, P.
CAVAN.
::lfcGuirk, T., Kelley's T er.
Ramsay, Robt., illain ::it.
CHARLE VILLE.
McAuliff, J., Shandown
town
W a lsh, F.A.
CLONAKILTY, Co. Cork
Hart. Patrick
CLONES.
McMahon, vVm ., & Gray
McMahon, J os .
CLONMEL.
Roles, Neil, Mary St.
Cahill, J., Bolton St.
<..; leary, Thos., & Son
COLERAINE.
Douglas, Wm., Lodge Rd.
K~nnedy, Jas ., \Vaverlt"y Ter.
::llcMullan, Hugh, Umon St.
.Platt, Sarni., Nursery Avenue
CONLJG, 1Vewtownars.
Balmer & Noble
COOKSTOWN.
M'Nally, j.
CORK.
Buckley, J., 12 Laucaster Quay
Delaney,]., & Co., 2 0 H enry bt.
~)uggan, Bros., Pbrenix St.
l•'itzgcrald, J~., Gt:raldine Pl.
Galvin, M.ichac1, 9 Camden Quay
Gaul, Anthony, Angle?ey 8t.
Hegarty, D., 28l•1sh St.
Hill, bamucl, Anglcsea Pl.
Hunt, Matthew, l{ockvil1e
Kelleher, D., '4 Sunday's Well Rd.
Lane., D., Little Island, near
:l1.clV1ullen l:!., 34 Mary St.
Mullany, Cornelius, 15 Fish St.
1111.urpby, P., 25 john St.
O'Callagban, D., Gratton St.
O'Connell, .J . A., Clarke's Bridge
O'Connell, \V ., r9 Hanover St.
-O'Flynn, E. & ];>., \V atercourse H. <l.
~~ ull y , .Ste1?hcn ~ . , 6 Frcnche's Qudy
Sisk, J., 1 Cove ct .
fhomas, S., J North Abbey St.
C!?EESLOUGH, Lrtterlwwy.
Wilkinson, A .
CROSSDONEY, Cavan..
Lowry, -
·CRUMLIN, S.O., Co.
\Vilson, N .
CUSHENDALL, S.0., Co.
Autn·111..
McAllister, D.
DALKEY.
-Gaffney, J. P., Sorrento Rd.
Higgingbotham, C., I Convent Rtl.
DONACHADEE, R.S.O.,
Co. Down .
..Curragh, Wm., New !:;t.
:illcCon key, ] .
DONNYBROOK.
·1·racy, P.J., 42 .Mai n St.
I reland-continucd.
DOWNPATR!CK. ENNIS. LONJJONDli:RRY.
Tordan, J.. & Co., Church St. Foody, I'., Turnpike Hallintine, J., trand
1\Iaguire, John, Trish St. hank, D., Causeway Colhoun, T., Str:-.nd
tockdale, J . & T., Church St. Calhoun, l~ . 2? Strand
ENNISOORTHJ'. .Dnnlop, A., Sackville St.
DROGHEDA . :Rreen Bros. 1 Rock Factory
Caffrey, P., James St. :F ulton, Jas. A., li'ountain St.
Fortune , VV., Lower Church St. Gi llespie, D ., William St.
Creasl'r, T . .M all Kinsella, John, George St.
Gogarty, E'., 87 vVest St. M c.Dermott, Jos. , ~fagazine St.
Lynch, M., Court St . McKanc, Jas., Ebrington Ter.
McCann, P ., Lawrence St.
McDonnell, B., Bull Ring ENNZSK/f,LEN. Maultsaid, IV. J ., I I North St.,
Rosemount
Smu llen, T., & 'on, Dyer St. Donelly,J·• Forthill St.
DROMAHA!R, R .S.O. Jiarvey, ., 17 Belmore St. Mooney, W. J., Strand
Duncan W. Hynes, ] as., Forthill St. Shannon & Routledge, Fountain St.
Taylor, R. J., Aughamelta Reid, J., Belmore St. Shannon, Jo s. , Magazi ne St.
Smyth Bros., Chapel Rd .
DROMORE, R .S.O., Co. Down. ENNJSTYJION. Sweeney, lI., \.Y1lliam St.
Graham, J., Junr. Crawford, M.
DRUMSHAMBO, Le£h·£ni. Linnane , .M. LONGFORD.
Mcl\1anus, P. Kelly, P<1trick, Earl St.
FEJ/11fOY.
DUBLIN. Creedon, D., Rathealy Rd. LOUGHJJUFL?.
Barry, P., 9 Moncks Pl., Phibsboro. Hayes, Daniel Lynch, B ., Drumbanew
Becket, J as.'- South Dock Works, O'Mahoney,J.
LUISBURG, Westport.
.Rings -end Kd ., and Barrow St. GALWAY. H e nagban, W.
Heckett, vVm., Percy Place Costello,) as., Sea Rd.
'Hcckett, W. D., 2 Ormond T errace, Dooley, l! ., 1 Eyre St . LUCAN, S.O ., Oo. D1tblin.
Rathmincs Emerson, T., Devon Pl. Cromer, J obn
Bolton, S . H., & Sons, 156 Rath- Flaherty \V., Market St . LURGAN.
mines Rd . Griffin, T., & Sons, Henry St. W. Mcllwa.ine, S.
J.
Hogan, 1 Kyle }Iouse,Drumcondra Lydon Bros., \.Vhite Hall
1lfANORHA1lllLTON, R.S. O.
!-Jreen, . . , & on, r51 Up. Sheriff St. O'l'laherty, M., Foster St.
Hryne, P ., & Son, Lynge St. Semple, A ., \.Vood Quay Sweeney, Robt.
Coates, C., 72 Blessington St. vVilson, P .
Collen Bros.1 Ltd., 5 Clanwilliam Pl. GART/lSl'OWN, Co. D11bli11.
Reid, John J,fAllI'BOROUGH.
Connolly, W., & Son, J7-J9 Upper Bunyan, J obn
Dominick St. OARVAGTT, R.S.O.
Crampton, G. J ., Balls Bridge Cox, Robert JlfIJJDLETON, Oo. Ooi·k.
Dixon, Geo., 33 Hanover St. East Coffey, J. J.
Donovan, J., 58 Harcourt St. G LIN, Co. Limerick.
Jl!(f,/?OJIJ), Go . Donegal.
Farquharson, R., 69 Jon es' Rd. O'Driscoll, Jas.
~Iooney, II'.
FOLEY, W., & Sons. H o ey's GORT, R.S. O.
Cross, New- Court, Werburgh St. Kilroy, Wm. J,IONAGHAN.
Glynn, 11,f., 12 North Brunswick St. Drum & Son
GRANARD, Co . .Long/oi·<l. Duffy, P.
Good. J. & P ., Ltd., 5; Gt. Bruns- Dolan, J.
wick St. Keirnan, T.
Nolan, Patrick, Mill St.
Goodfellow, J. S ., 17 \.Yentworth l'I. 11JOVILLE, Londonderry.
Gra ham, F ., Pt·mbroke St. OT/ANGEGEE1.'IJ, Slane, 11.S. 0.
Wadden, L. Gallagher, J., & Sons
Gn:ly, ·v .rm., 16 Carlingforcl Rd., McDermott, D.
Drum condra. GTIEYSTONES.
Kinlen, P. J. llfULLINGAR.
Hall, Hy. E ., 14 Harrington St.
Hall, T., & Son, 62A Harcourt St. HO.T,YWOOD . Willis Bros.
Hanway, P., 36A N. Gt. George's St. Ferris, Robt., JO High St. NAAS.
Holland, J., Brighton Av. l{athgar
1 Miller, W., High St. Bryne, Thomas, Swordlestown
Humphreys, R .. 17 Lr. Pembroke St. .Nimick, W., JI High St. Oowling, :il'.L, Robertstown
Keating, M., 62 St. Dominick St. Hyland, J., Friary Rd.
Xk'IJJS, Co . .111eath. Robinson, G., Carragh
Kelly, j ., & Son, 67 Thomas St. 0 ':!.=\rien , Patrick
Kiernan, J., roo Talbot St. Smyth, D., Lallins Rd.
Lidwill,R. F., 21 N. Gt. George's St. Smith Bros. Tayler, Jam es, J3rannockstown
Mackey, f., 48 Lr. Camden St. f(U,})11//E. NAVAN.
McClean, Robt., 64 Rathgar Avenue M olloy,]., Semcroft Currey, \Vm, Academy St.
~1Jfd.~'1'.~~~o~ ~:key,19 Dartmouth Kl [JK J1,'JtL, .ll.('J. 0., Co. Down.
I(eomuir, E.
Delaney, Nicholas, Bridge St.
l\ilaguirc, Jas, 1'rimgate St.
Martin,H. & J. , Ld.,Grand Canal St·. KILKENNY.
Meade, M., & Son, 152 to 162 Great Clere, W. K., 8 Ormonde Rel. NEWBTIIDGE.
Brunswick St. Lalor, Stephen, Walkin St. Carbery, Daniel, Emily Sq.
M ellon, R. E., 62 & 63 Brighton lrvin, J., Main St. and Eyre St.
Square, Rathgar K[[,f,A T/NEY.
Nunan, F., Main St. NEWCAS TLE. JVESl', ao. Limerick .
l\fillard, B .. r6 Pleasant St. Haugh, Vi' .
Moloney, E., 27 Lr. Buckingham St. Knf,JNEY.
Monks, H. T., 167 Gt. Brunswick St. Bower, G., Tower Hill N)jJW ROSS, Oo. Wexfo,.a .
Noble, A. W., Annesley Bridge Cullen, Andrew
Nolan, Nicholas
Pemberton, B ., Serpentine Avenue, Pemberton, H. NEWRY.
Balls Bridge Tohnston, Sarni, Altuaveigh
Pemberton, j ., &Son, Charlemont St. KILLUGA N, Oo. W estmeath.
Reilly, Thos., Siruonstowu Mahood, D ., Monaghan St.
Pemberton, f., Ranelagh Rd. Neary, D ., River St.
Pile, J.P., ~3-97 Gt. Brunswick St. Kl.LTlfTSH. Wheelan, A., Canal St.
Roberts, W . & A., Grand Canal St. Morrissy, Wm., H enry St. NEW1'0WN/JA1WY, Co . Woxford.
Scott, G. W., & Co .. 23 Lr. Abbey St . Ronan, J. Breman, Stephen
Sharp & Emery, 17 Gt. Brunswick SL. K INGSTn JV N .
Toole, R., 139 Upper Dorset St. NEWTOWNARDS.
Tully, John, 91 l{athgar Rel. Harper, W. H., 23 Tivoli Ter. N. Browne, Robt., Shore Rd.
\i\rarren, E. & R ., 121 Up . .Ratbmines LARNE. Burrows, Hugh, North St.
Wii~~iacre, G., Duke Row, Summer McNeil, Wm., & Sons, Main St. Dawson, Robt., Castle St.
Doggart, A., Francis St.
LIMAVADY.
Whyte, B. W., 125 Summer Hill Gordon, J . A., Ann St.
\~ro rthington, S., Claremont Rd., Hull,R. Hanna, Wm., Regent St.
Thorpe & McCracken McA!pine, J., Mill St.
Sandymont
Wray,J .
DUNDALK. Ll.lfETITOK. OVENS, Oork.
Clarke, P . J ., Park St. Go ugh, Michael, Coloouey St. Buckley, T ., Knockleburden
McAclorey, I ., Jocelyn St. Iiayes,~ohn, Newcnham St. PALATINE.
McDonald, Thomas, Castle Rd. Hayes, ames J., Pery Sq. Weir, Isaac
Antrim. Parks, S .. & Son, Fair Green Kenne< y, Patrick, J Military Rd .
VVynn c, Jas. 1 Joi.:elyn Place 0 Sullivan, D., 25 Frederick St.
1 PAllSONSTOWN (on Birr).
Ryan, John, & Son, 34 Thomas St. Sheridan, P.
DUNli/!1·.11, S.0 ., Co . /Jablin. Sweeney, W. A .
Hassey, P. j . LINA HE.LY.
Boulger, Eclwd. PORTA DOWN.
DUNGANNON. Collen Bros., Ltd.
Mcl(ec, Jas., & Son LISBURN.
Henry, T. PORTUJfllA, Co. Galway.
DU.VG ARVEN. Knox, lld., Railway St. Martin, M. J.
Butler, J.
Greany, r. LI8,JfOJIE. POR1'RUSH.
Stokes, G., & Sons Fitzgerald, E., The Mall Graham, Alexr., Lansdowne Ter.
0' Brien, J ., Church St. )Iaxwell, A., Bath St.
IJU1"Gll~ E.N, Londonderry .
Duny, J. LlSTOWEL. PORTSTEW llR1'.
DUNLAVIN. 'MacMahon, Isaac, Church St. Mcllreavey, Daniel, Main St.
Roche Bros. Madfahon, \ViJliam, Market St. Read, Daniel, Hill H ead
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JI A FJJA l.STO W N. SKKJIRIES, 8.0., Co Dublin . TA NDJI A GEE, 11.S. 0 ., Oo . Armagh. WAllREXl'OIST.
Mcl\Ianus & Sons Flanagan , 'Vm., New St. Collen, Thos ., Bloomhill Grandy, Jno.
JIA T!JFRILANJJ, Newry. TARBEllT, Co . Kerry. 'Vilson, Jas., Post Office t.
SLIGO. 1VA1'Kl/Fnl/D.
Dall.ell, D, Carr, P. Holly, P.
Conolly, C., Church St. 0 1 Sullivan, T. Costen 1 P., 87 The l\Ianor
JIATIIVILLY, S.O .
Gallagher & Doherty, Old Market St. Iiearne, J., & on
Doyle, Thos. I'EJflLli'.110JIE. ll'olan, G.
K err, G ., & Son, William St . Cussen, :u. WATERVILLE, Co . Kary.
JIH(IDE, Edend,rry, 11.S .0. Mc Lynn, Doois, Bridge St. THURLES.
Quinn, Thos. McGuire, P ., s Ratcliffe St. l(ennedy, P. Foley, D.
Meldrum, J ., & Sons, Castle St. 'l'JPPERARY. Galvin, T.
JT' JWSTOW K, Co . Sligo . TVESTPOl/1'.
O'Gara, Thos . Merrick,]., John St. Fleming, J., St. Michael St . Kennedy, P.
JIOCHFOJIT BJIIDGE, Kiliucan. SNEEIJf, Co . Kerry . Tl/ALEE. Richardson, Thos.
J3oY.ham, M. Breen, Michael Healy, J . B., Edward St. WEXFORD .
Reilly, Tbos. Murphy, Patrick, 62 Moyderwell Breen, P ., Tempera.nee Row
STRABANE. O'Reilly, ] .. & Sons, 128 Rack St. Doyle, J ., Charl otte St.
JIOSCOIJ!JlfON. McCaffre;r, D. Doyle, T., Old Row
Waldrow, Bernard McClay, J ., Bridge End TJIIJf, S . O., Oo. Meath.
Dingeyon, C. O'Connor, :Mrs., :Main St.
Watt, T. (R.P.) STROKESTOWN, Ookos-Common. WHITEflEAJJ, Co. Antrim.
JIOSCJ/Ek Brennan, P. TUAM, Co. Galway. Barbour, David
Maher, J. ·whelan, - Egan, Thomas WICKLOW.
FHERCOCK, Can·ick - J.llacross. SWINFORJJ. TULLAIJtORE. Flynn, John,. Summer Hill
McGinncs, - Mulligan, John Clear Bros. Pim, S . E., i::iouth Quay
•
 Estate Maoagers, &c.
Name mtd Address o.f ll1anagers, Factors, or Stewards. JJ,,'state.r and Ownen . Nanie and Address o.f Managers, Factors, 01 Stewards. Estates and Ownen.

A bbey, J. B. Surveyor, New St., Hudclerslleld Rashcliffe, etc . Bowles, A.H . Estate Office, Clandon, nr.Guildford Clanclon Park (Earl of
Abraham, C.H . Spire Hollin, Glossop Glossop-Dale Onslow)
Adam , Thring Solicitors, 4 Queen Sq., Bath Rivers Bowman, J . J. Scaur Bank, Longtown, Cumb. Netberby
& Sheldon Boyd, A. C. The Estate Office, Dukinfield, nr. Astley
Adams, S. J. Adscombe, Nether Stowey, Quantock Lodge Manchester
Bridgwater B~yd, D. 8 St. A lbans Gardens, Ilford Grange, etc.
Addie, P. Council House, Bristol Bristol City Bown,H.E.&A. Architects, James St., Harrogate. De Ferriers
Addie, W . F . Estate Timber Yard, Powis Castle, Powis Castle Bradley, W . E. EstateOffice,Ebberston, Swainton, Allerston, etc .
Welshpool R.S.0., York.
Ainslie, W. Pitfour Estate Office, Mintlaw Pitfour BraG!y, C . A . Warren Street, Stockport Mottram Hall
Station, N .B. Brady, T Estate Office, Curry Street, Jarrow Janow ·
Aitkin, G . H. Estate Office, Partway, War- Longleat (Lord Bath) B1a1dford, W., Lintz Green Station, Durham South Garesfield
minster Junr.
Akroyd, J. Holywell Green, neor Halifax Brooklands Brailsford, H. Park Nook, Quarndon, Derby Kedleston (Lord Scars-
Allan, J. Dysart, N.B. Dysart dale)
Anderson, A. H. Kippendaire Estate Office, Kippencross Brealey,T.,&Son Architects, Stockwell Street, Leek, Rudyard
Dunblane, N.B. Staffs.
Anderson, R. 7 Park St., Cirencester Earl Bathurst Bretherton, A. Hazeldene, Viotol'ia Rd. , Gt. Crosby, Blundellsands
Andrew & Son Victoria Rd., Dartmouth Raleigh Lanes.
Angas, R . L. EW~~,Pse;~~ Blenheim Palace, Blenheim Bridgford& Sons 28 Cross St., Manchester :Fitzgerald
Brodie , J . C., & 5 Thistle Street, Edinburgh Lethen, etc.
Armstrong,H. R . 14 Hawthorne Ter., Newcastle- l3enwell, etc. Sons
on-Tyne Brooke, F. Coollatten, Shillalagh,Co . Wicklow Coollatten
Ashburnham, Broomham, Hastings Battle, etc. Brotchie, Geo . Easinp:ton Estate Office, Hinderwell Easington, etc.
Sir A. R.S .O., Yorks .
Ashburnham, Aymerhurst,Ashburnham,Sussex Earl of Ashburnham Broughton, Estate Office, Wortley, Sheffield Earl of Wharncliffe
A . P. C. J.E.
Ashdown, A. H. Uppmgton,Wellington, Salop LordBamard Broughton,J.W . Architect, Skipton Craven Bank
Ashford, A. Estate Office, Burderop,Swindon Burderop Broughton, T . Estate Office, Gargrave, via Leeds Bierley Hall, etc.
Ashworth, H . A. Leommster HamptonCourt Leominster Brown, A. Hothfield, Ashford, Kent Lord Hothfield
Atkinson, T. 20 Collingwood St., Newcastle- Silvertop,etc. ' Brown, C . Kerse, Falkirk, N.B. Kerse, etc. (Mnn1uis of
on-'fyne Zetland)
Bain, A. Gilgarran! Distington, Cumb . . Gi1garran Brown, D. Chevet Estate Office, Newmiller- Chev et
Baird, J.P. CastleMams,Douglas,LanarkslnreLord Haines dam, nr. Wakefield
Ball,J . H. Woking National Land Corpoi-ation Brown,] . Inspector of Works Office, Floors Floors Castle (Duke of
Ltd. ' Castle, Kelso, N.B. Roxburg·b)
Ballard, G. '.l'he Lowe, Eardiston, Tenbury Eardiston (G.Wa!lace,Esq.) Brown, W. T. Old Brewery, Rotherham Bentley's
Balengal, N. Sweet Bank, Markinch, N.B. Balbirnie Browne, G. Town End-"Troutbeck,Windermere Rayrigg
Ballingal!, D. Blair Drummond, Stirling Blair Drummond Brownson, W. Estate Otnce, Osmaston Manor, Omaston Manor
Bamford, R. L. 138 W1demarsh St., Hereford Foxley Derby
Bank, J. J . 14 Finkle St., Kendal Levens Hall Bryant, C. A. Christ's Hospital, Horsham Cln·ist's Hospital
Barclay, C . A berdour Ho.,Fraserburgh,N.B. Bracklay Brydon, R. Dawden Dene, Seaham Harbour, Marquis of Londonderry
Barker, C. Estate Office, Bromley, Kent South Hill Park Sunderland
Barker, C. 284 Kennington Park Rd., S.E . Duchy of Cornwall Buck & Son Worcester Cn,non Frome
Barnardiston,G.Estate Office, Swarcliffe, Ripley, Swarcliffe Budge, J. Estate Office, Wemyss, N.B . Wemyss
Leeds Bullock, H. Solicitor, Bank Chambers, New Beacon Close
Barnes, G . F. E~i;!~t~;:Ji,~ld Wingerworth Hall, Wingerworth Brampton
Burd & Evans School Chmbrs., Shrewsbury Benvick
Barr, D . C. Estate Office, Hamilton, N .B. Duke of Hamilton Burgess, G . Tabley Estate Ofllcc, Knuts forcl '.l'nbley (Lady Leighton
Barrowcloughj. Cross Roads, Holmfirth, Sha,Y's vVarren)
Bates & Moun- Bethlehem St., Grimsby Cleethorpes, etc. Burke, U . R. Normanby Estate Office , Burton- Normanby Park (Sir B.
tain on-Stather, Doncaster W . G. Sheffield , Bart.)
Bates, F. E. Charlton Park, Malmesbury Charlton Park Burroughes, F .G. Estate Office, Seal, Sevenoaks Wildernesse, etc. (Lore\
Batey & Railton 51 King St. , Manchester Hopwood Hillingdon)
Beadon, F . W. RamsdenEstateOffices,Hudders- Ramsden Bush, G . G. L. Estate Office, Fawley Court, Hen- Fawley Court
field ley-on -Thames
Beal, G. K. .Manor Farm, Bl,.iigowrie, N.B. Blairgowl'ie Butler, E.T. The Sands, Swindon Monkton
Beck, A. C. Castle Rising, King's Lynn Castle Rising Hall Campbell, H. H. Sherdley Est ate Office, Sutton Sherdley, etc.
Beck, F. Estate Office, Sandringham Sandringham House Hall, St. Helen' s, Lancashire
Beesley, T . Earlstown, Lanes. Houghton Capron , F. W . Lisburn, Co. Antrim Lady Wallo.ce
Bell & Eastham Bank St:, Accrington T. Stainer & Co. Carneg ie, A . Forebank House, Brechin , N.B. Kennaird
Bell,G . G .,& Co. 9 Victoria St., S.W. Montreal (Lord Amhurst) Carnegie, W. C. Sar•den Estate Office, Chipping Earl of Ducie
Bell, J. A. Ollel'ton Hall, Newark Rufford Abbey (Lord Norton
Saville) Carr, C. E. Carr - Ellison Estate Office, 1 Col- Heb burn
Bell, S. E ldon Sq., Newcastle-on-Tyne Jos. Cowen, Esq . lingwood Street, Newcastle-OJ.l -
Bell,W. Harlow Hill, Stocksfield -on-Tyne P rudhoe, etc. (Duke of Tyne
Northumberland) Carter, Col. C. Ardingfon, Wantage, Berks. Lord W antage
Berry, T. Bridgwater Offices,Walkden, near Ellesmere, etc. Carter, G. R. Bradford Offices, Mawdsley St., L ord :Bradford
Bolton Bolton
Bessent,W . Castle Gardens, Betchworth Park, Deepdene Carter, G. R. ScarisbrickEstateOffices,LordSt., Scarisbrick
Dorking Southport
Beveridge, W. ·writ ers, DunfermlineN .B. Blau Castle Carter,]., & Sons 27 Market Place, Cairbridge Wycombe Valley
&W. Car t land, G. P . 13 High Street, Windsor Manor of Eton
Bidwell, S. Est..t e Office, Drayton Manor, Drayton Manor (Sir R. Cary, W. E . Dallam Tower Est a te Offices,Miln- Dallam Tower
Tamworth P eel, Bart.) thorpe
Birc h, - Model Farm, Coombe,Stowmarket Webb & Son Castle, W . H. Town Hall, Oxford City of 0 xford
Birch, MajoP Mais Elwyn, St. Asaph, Wales Llane rch, etc. Cave, H. H. Estate Office, Rugby Acton Burnell, etc .
R.F. Caverhill, J . Jedneuk Jedburgb, N .B. Marquis of Lothian
Birkett,J.,& Son Wilson Row, Penrith Barrack Park Cawley, S . Bunbury, '.l'arporley, Cheshire Peckforton (Lord Tolle-
Bishop & Regent Circu8, New Swindon Rolleston mache)
Pritchett Chadwick, C. 60 Carey St. Lincoln's Inn, W. C. Sedghill
Blackwood, A. Estate Office,Leadenham,Lincoln Leadenham Chamier, E. F . Manchester I-louse, Exmouth Rolle, etc.
Blake, G . L lanelly Stradey Chapman. G. E. Hig·h Street, Newhaven Lawes
Blakeney, R. Creg Clare,Ardrahan, Co . Galway Lord de Freyne Charlton, Cholmondeley Estate Office, Mal- Cholmondeley
Blood, W. B. W itham, Essex Brax ted Park (C . H . C. St. John pas
Du Cane, E sq.) Charsley, Solicitor, High Street , Beaconsfield Wilton Park
Blundell, G . Pollux Gate,Fairhaven,nr.LythamFairh aven EstateCo., Ltd . A . E.W .
Boa, A. T he Hall, Great Thurlow, Suffolk Gr eat Thurlow Hall Cheetham, J . Foxholes, Uochdale F oxholes
Bolam, R. G. Hide Hill, Berwick, N.B. Chillin gha m Castle (Earl Cheston & Sons 1 Great Winchester St., E .C. Manor of Hackney
Tankerville) Cheston, C. Dashwood Houee, New Broad St., Tyssen-Amlmrst
Booth, W. 79 H yde Lane, Hyde, Cheshire Horsefield E .C.
Boothby, H . V. Keele, Newcastle, Staffs. Keele Cheston, H. Architect, 5 Union Court, Old Felixstowe Road , Edm o n ~
Bostock, G. H. T heEstate Office,Iweme Minster, Iwerne Broad Street, E.C. ton
Blandford Cholmondeley,H. Estate Office, Sledme1·e, Yorks . Sledmere(Sir'ratt011Sykes,
Bourchier & Architect s,32 Gt. Geo1•ge St., S.,'I . Carshalt on P a rk Estate Bart.)
Galsworth y Co., L td. Chowen, W. L. LondesboroughEstateOffices,Mar- Earl of Lond esborough
Bowden , T . L iptle H ayfield, Derbyshire Ollersett ket Weighton, Y orks.
Bowen , J. Parkfteld, near Wolverhampton Parkfteld Christie, C. Newe Estate Office, Strathdon, Newe, &c.
Bowen , L . Castle House, Newcastle Emlyn Llysnewydd, etc. Aberdeenshire '

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Nanu a?id Address of 111anagers, Factm s, or Sle.,uards . Estates and Ownen. Name and Address of 111/anag-ers, Factors, or Sl11wards. Estates and Owners .

Church, H . H. Architect, 24 & 25 William St., Powis D rew , ]. Queen St., Exeter Devon
Woolwich Drewry, F. Estate Office, Buxton Chatsworth (Duke of
Clare, W. & L . 37 Park Square, Leeds Tong Devonshire)
Clark, J. Netherhall Estate Office,Maryport Netherhall Dudgeon, R . F. The Grange, Kirkcudbright, N.B St. Mary's Isle
Clark,]. W . Westgate , Guisborough Guisborough Duncalf, H . G. Surveyor, Darlington Street, Lord Wrottesley
Clarke, A. D. Estate Office, Abberley. Stourport Abberley Hall Wolve1·bampton
Clarke, AH. Architect, Station Gates, Broad- North Foreland, etc. Eade & Johns Architects, Ipswich Eastward House
stairs Earnshaw, J , & Architect s, 78King St., Manchester Dean and Cannon
Cluttons,Messrs. 9 Whitehall P lace, s:w. Ecclesiastical Commie- Son
sioners Easto n, J . Estate Office, Blyth Blyth (Sil- M. White
Cobham, G. R. Architect, 1 and 3 Irwin Street, Westgate Ridley, Bar t .)
Gravesend. E d en, R. H. H. H cyt esbury, Wilts. Lord Heytesbury
Cockburn , C . Sutton Rock, nr . Chesterfield Sutton Scarsdale Edwards, A . Bygrave, Baldock, H erta. Bygrave (Marquis of
Cockerell, J. P. Seaside Rd., Eastbourne Duke of Devonshire Salisbury)
Co le, J . H . Kingpersley Hall , nr. Congleton Biddulph Egerton - War- Arley Estate Office, Sandicroft, Arley
Coleman , W. Eastnor Castle Estate Office, near Eastnor Caetle burton, G. near Northwich
Led bury E lkiugton, G. Architect 1 95 Cannon St., E.C. 'l'he vVorshipful Com-
Collins, T. llfarehurst, Fairhill, Tonbridge Fairhill (Earl of Derby) pany of Coopers
Collyer, D. Rothwell Estate Office, Sharples Rothwell Elliott, A. E. Estate Office, E lvedon, Thetford Elvedon
Hall, Bolton-le - Moors, Lanes. Ell iott, C . Wells and Dorset Bank Chambers, Flete
Colvile, S. T. Gnoll Estate Office, Neath Gnoll Plymouth
Condu, R. F. Auctioneer, Biggleswa.de Ickwell E lliott, J . 21 Harrington St., Liverpool Palmerston Land and
Co oke, D. Kimbal ton, St. Neats, Bunts. Kimbolton Castle (Duke Property Co.
of Manchester) E ll is, S ir J. W. 29 Fleet St ., E.C. Bowater
Cooper,]. H. Oldway, Paignton P. E. Singer, Esq. Entwisle, J. Earnsdale C<•ttage, Darwen Greenway
Cordner, C. K. Massereene Estate Office, Antrim Massereene Evans & Parr FriarYard,FriarLane, Nottingham vV"est Bridgeford, et c.
Costeher, G. So!Jc1tor , Darwen Rev. P. Graham Evans, W. P. Estate Office, Nuneaton Aylesford, etc .
Cottingham, F. New Town Estate Office, Dover- R. J . Bagshaw, Esq . Everett, D. Estate Office, Broadlands, Ramsey Broadlands (Rt. Hon. E.
court Ashley)
Coulson,H.J.W. Lythecourt, 'l'i verton Knightshayes Eyres, ]. Busbridge, Godalming Bus bridge
Coverdale, F. J. Ingatestone Hall, Essex Ward Fair,]. W. E•tate Office, Haigh, Wigan Haigh
Coverdale, H. Norfolk Estate Offices, Sheffield Duke of Norfolk (Derby- Fair, T ., & Son Estate Office, Lytham, Lanes. Clifton
shire and Yorksbiro Fardell , J. Market St., Ityde, Isle of Wight Nunwell
County Farrer, J. Oulton. ID". L eeds 'remplenewsam
Coverdale, H. Rodney St ., W igan Westwood Farvell, F. J. l l l~ama Place, Bath Bathwick, etc.
Cox , G. Leigh Pa1·k Estate, Havant Leig·h Park (Sir F. Fitz - Ferg u son, C. J. Architect, 50 English St., Carlisle Bolton Abbey (Duke or
Wygram) Devonshire)
Crabtree, .I. Ewood Court,Mytholm.royd,Yorks. Ewood Court F ields-Clarke, EstateOffice,SouthillPark,Biggles- Southill Park (S . Wh it-
Cragild, H . Estate Office, Wiseton, Bawtry, Wiseton, etc. G. T. wade bread, Esq.)
Nott s. Fife, H . L. EstateOffices,Stainchop,Darlington Italy (Lord Barnard)
Cradock, H. E. Estate Office, Windlestone,Rusby- Windlestone (Sir W. Findlay, J. W. Bank St., Airdrie, N.B Airdrie, etc.
ford , Ferry Hill, Co. Dui·ham Eden, Bart.) Fisher and Bradford Offices, H5 Lichlield St., Lord Bradford
Cranston, T. Quernmore Park, near Lancaster Quernmore Park Nightingale Walsall
Crawford, R . T. Bal!inrobe, R.S.0., Co. Mayo Col. Knox Fisher, T. T. Lichfield Chambers, Walsall vVyrley Grove
Cric hton, D. Estate Office, Drumpellier, Coat- Drumpellier F leming, N. R . Normanby Hall, Norman by, York8 Norman by
bridge, N.B. F leming, W . 'l'udhoe Spennymoor, Co. Durham Salvin
Crickmay, Architects, 13 Victoria St., West- Bush Hill Park Fletcher, T . 46 Fishergate, Preston DunkenbalK_h, etc.
G . R ., & Sons minster, S.W. Faden, E . A. Hatherton Office", The Hridg·e, Teddesley (Lord H ftther-
Croft, G. N ostell, via Wakefield Appleby (Lord St. Walsall ton)
Oswald) Foggo, R. G. l~raemm·, N.B . Invercauld
Croft, H. Broad Oak End , Golding•, Herts. Goldings Dalmoml, N .B. llalmoral
Cross, Hon. J. J~state Office, High L egh, Knuts- High Legh, etc. Forbes , -
Forbes, A . Ca vnn, Ireland Earl A nnesley
ford, Cheshire Estate Office, Keuuet, ,\lloa, N.B . Kennet
Crowther, G. 38 New St., Huddersfield Whitley Beaumont Forbes, R.
&G . H. Ford, R. B. "F'rogmire," Crediton Creedy Park (Si1· J. D.
Fe1·guson-Davie, Bart.)
Cruickshank, A. EsLate Office, Shotover, nr. Wheat- Shotover St. Fagan 1s, W estgate St. 1 C:udill Wenvoe, etc .~
ley, Oxon Forest, R.
Forester, W. E. Bryanston, Bla ndford Lord Portman
Cuckney, A. 8 llailway St., Chatham Basters Hill, etc. gstate Office,'l'wickenhamJunction Cole Park
Cumm i ngs, S. Architect, -12 CranleyGdns., S."W. lh·eake Forge, R. W.
Forrester, W. Leyland, near Preston vVorden
Cundy,]. W. Estate Office, Linby, Notts . Montague, etc. Estate Office, Stoke Bdith, near Stoke Edith (P. H. Foley,
Curdour & Son Commer cial Bank Bldgs., Ila wick, Stohs Foster, H. K.
N.B. Her eford Esq.)
Fowler, G. Kells, co. Meath Marquis of Hea.dfort
Currie , H. Architect, 37 Norfolk Street, St. Thomas' Hospital
Strand, W.C. Franc is, J. J\iyrtle Hill, Carmarthen Ffynone
Cuthbert, T. W. Achindunie, Alness, Ross-shire Frantt, M . H. W estfield , Mountrath, Irelnnd Ballyfinn, etc.
Ardross (C. W. Dyson- Inverness . Can tray
Perrins, Esq.) Fraser, H.
Dale , T. V . SpeLchlcy, near Worcester Frazer, A . 63 Church St., Inverness, N.H . C ulloden
Spetchley Cresskinny, Queenstown, Ireland Capt. Longfield
Darley, Capt. Carrick-on-Shannon Hatley Manoi· French, S.
H . S. Fulton, A. Estate Office, Sedgwick, Kend"l Sedgwick, etc.
Davenport, C. Alberbury, Salop T, oton Park Gaiedfler, D. C. 1-nion Bank, Kilma rnock Rowallan (Eal"! of
Davies, C . F. l!'roodvale,Llanwrda R.S.O.,Wales Dolancothy, etc. Loudoun)
Davies, D. Wentsland Estate Offices, Ponty- Wentsland, etc. Gandy,E. Winnington Hill, Northw1ch Darnhall, etc.
pool Gardner, J .P. 8state Office, Cannock, StatfH. Marquis of Ang·lesey
Oavies,J. M. l?roodvale,Llanwrda H.S.0.,"Wales Dronwydc1, etc. Garfit, C. T. Estate Office, Deln.mere House, Dela.mere
Davis, C. E. B. Wroxton, near Banbui-y Banbury (Lord N01·th) Northwich
Davis, H . J. Newport, Mon. Tredegar Wharf Co. Garfit, G. Stanthorne Hill, Midcllewich Bostock (Col. C. H . F.
Dawson , C. J. Architect, Bank Bu.ildingo, High Lox ford Hayhurst)
Street, Ilford Garland, W. G. Creek House, East Molesey Rotham
Day, G. C. WoodbridgeEstateQffice,Shaftes- The Gannts, etc. (Sir Garrett, C. T. Newtown, Linford, Leicester Countess of Stamford
bury JZ. G. Glyn, Bart.) Garrod, H.J. Cheveley, Carobs. Cheveley P<trk
Deane, J. H ., & Norton-in-the-Moors, Stoke-on Lord Norton Garrood, J. Solicitor, L edbm·y Biddulph
Son 'J'rent Garvie, ]. Estate Offices, Gourock, N.B. Gourock
Dees, J. G. Estate Oflice, Whitehaven Castle, Whitehaven Castle Geach, W. EstateOffice,DownHall,Gravesend Down Hall
Cumb. Georg e, A . W. E stat e Offices, Sedbury, Chepstow Sedbury, etc.
Denman , S. Architect, 27 Queen's Road, Meeching German J., & Son Market St., Ashby-de-la-Zouch Earl Fer1:es, etc.
Brighton Gibbs F. SmeedsEstateOffice,Sittingbourne Smeeds
Denton , J. Horton Villa, Bradford Sir F. S. Powell, Bart. Gibso~, W. Estate Office, Muiryhall St., Coat- Coat.•
Dickens, R. J . 155 Old Kent Road, London, S.E. Rolls bridge, N.B .
Dickins, T. A. Overstone Park, N 01·thampton Overstone Park (Lord Gifford, C. Delphi Chambe1·s, Bournemouth Dean
Wantage) Gillart & Sons Machynlleth, North Wales Garthgwynion, etc.
Diggle, J . The Hollies, H eywood, Lan es. Foxdenton, Qtc. Glazier & Son s 7 St. James Street, S.W. Knoll (Lord Sackvillc)
Dishington, G. Doug-las Suppo1·t, Coatbridge,N.B. Doug-las Support Glendenning , Ilatton Main s, Kirk Newton, Ardgour (Earl of Morton )
Dixers, G ., & Co. Railway Approach, Sutton , S uney Wandsworth Poor '!'rust G. R. Midlothian
Dixon, G . H . Carlisle Wheatsheaf, etc. Godfrey- Panton, ·warwick CastleEetate Office, War- Earl of Warwick
Don a ldson , H., & 242 Queen's Road, Dalston, N.E . Rhodes H . G . wfok
Son Goodwin W . Chesterton Hall, Newcastle, Staffs . Apedale
Don e , Hunter, & Cricklewood, N. vV. Quex Park, etc- Gordan,:.._ Chilton, Hungerford Chi~ton (Sir W. Pearce)
Co. Gordon-Duff, Ebrington, Campden, Glos. Ebrmgton, etc.
Donkin , F. W. Estate Office, St. George's Hill, St. George's Hill A.H.
Weybridge Gough, R . Wykeham, York 'l'horoton and Croft
Dooley, J. T . Sandbeck Park, Rotherham Sand beck Park Graham, G. Somerhill Estate Office, 'Tonbridge Somerhill
Douglas, A. H.J. Comlougon Castle, Rothwell, N.B. Mansfield, etc. Grainger, J. A. 5 John Dalton St., Manchester Gore Booth
Douglas, F. M . Port Ballintra, Co. Antrim SirF. E.W. Macnau ghton Grange & Solicitors, G1~msby Lord Heneage
Douglas , Young, 57 Coleman Street, E.C. Ilford Park Wintringham
&Co. Grant, D. Wassand, East Yorks. W assand(H . S. Cons1r.hle,
Douglass, A. F. Oulton Pa1·k, Tarporley, Cheshire Oulton (Sir Philip B. Esq.)
Egerton, Bart.) Grant , J. Royal Bank, Granton-on -Spey Glenferness
Downs , A. EstateOffice,BoltonAbbey ,Skipton Bolton Abbey (Dnke of Graves , R. A. Sutton Grange, Speke, nr.Liverpool Halsnead, etc.
Devonshire) Gray, G. H . Architect, Estate Office, Sea Rd., gar! de-la-Warr
Drew,J. Doon Hill, Newton Stewart, N.B. Earl of Galloway Bexbill
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Name and /Jddress o.f J14a11ag"Crs, Factors, 01~ Slr:wards. !.::stales and Owuers. Name and Addres~· of 11/auagcrs, Factm·s, or Stewards. Estates aud Ow11ers.

Gray , M. 13road wate1· .Fu.rm, Steve11ag-e We1wyn (Viscount Hamp- Hug hes, P. H . 12 Na.tional St., 'l\nvyn, Wales Dolangwyn, etc.
den) Humphreys, Architect, Llandudno Lord Mostyn
Gray , R . l;Mat e Office, Shcrborne Park,. Lord Sberborne G. A .
N orthleach, Glos. Humphreys, H. Woodhouse, Loughbo1·ough Blau Manor
Grellior, H. W. Architect, 6 Queen Anne's Gate, South Streatham & ]. H
f::i .W. Hunt, F. W. Arcbitect, 30 Yo1·k Place, Portman Moor Park, Farnham
Grey, M. H. Estcourt Estate Office, 'l etbury
1
Estcourt Square, W.
Griffiths , C. Bell Vue House, Hay, R.S.O., 'l'regoyd Huntley, W . V. \Velsh St. Donatt•, near Cow- Ash Hall, etc.
Wales bridge
Griffiths , E. Knockin Estate Office, near Knockin Huskinson & Son Epperstone, Notts . Arnold (Bir Clrns. Seely),
Oswestry Bart.)
Griffith s, H. L. B1·econ Penbury (Earl of Ash- Hutchins on , ]. Manthorpe Lodge, Grantham Earl Brownlow
bumham ) Inglis, R. Lovestone, Girvan, N .B. Ba1·gany
Grigor, J. Sauchie Estttte Office, Stirling Sauchie, etc. hv inc , C. G. D. Sumburg·h, Zetland, N .B. Sum burgh
Gu1nes s, Strokesto'ivn, Co. Roscommon Pakenham-Mahou Jackman & 107 High Street, Lymington ~ lilford- on -Sea
Mahon & Co. Mas ters
Gush, E.W. Qu een St ., Seaton, Devon Seaton Manoi· Jackman, G. W. Masonic Hall, •rodmorden Greenwood's 'l'rusteeis
Haddon & Ruyal Bank Building·s, Hawick, Laver• Jackson, E. H. Windermere Buildings, Winder- Calgarth, etc.
Turnbull N.B . mere
Hale, G. C. Knowsley Hull, Prescot Knowsley (Earl of Derby) Jackson, J. P. Wbitegate, near Northwich Vale Royal (Lord Dela-
Hall, F. W . Bailiffgate, Alnwick North Northumberland mere)
(Duke of Northumbe1·- James, P. Abercarn House, Abercam Llanover
land) Jarrett, E. Estate Office, Boughton Aluph, Eastwell Park (Lord
Hall, H. Impney Estate Office, Droitwich Impney Ashford , Kent Geral'd)
Hall, H. ]~state Office, Ashton-under -Lyne Audenshaw Jay, W. Bookha.m, near Darking '.l'be Denbies (Lord A•h-
Hall, W. G. Winstanley Estate Office, Wigan Winstanley combe)
Halsey, R. Park Farm, Luton Hoo, Luton Luton Hoo Jeffrey, J ., Junr. Pencalenick, neai· Trnro Pencalenick
Halton , W.R. J~otateOffice ,OverHulton,Bolton HultonPa1·k j em son . T. Pearson House, Whittington, near Whittington Hall
Ham ilton , R. Roundwo<id, Montrath, Il'eland Crosby Kirkby Lon•dale
Hamilwn, H. W. Lilleshall Estate Office, Newport, Lilleshall (D uke of Jenkin , S. W. Liskeard Lantydrock (Lord Hobart•
Salop Sutherland ) Johnson, 0. Enniskerry, Co . Wicklow Powerscourt
Hankey, C. B . Est11:te Office, Brocklesby Park, Brocklesby (Earl of Johnstone, A. Solicitor,Langholm, N .B. Broomholm
Lmcs. Yarborough) john stone, J. Alloway Cottage, Ayr, N.B . Cambusdoon
Hankinson, T. J. RichmondChambers,Boumemoutb Dunant Jones , A. Kiplin, Northallerton Kiplin
Hardie, J. 'Voodbine,Kingsm eadow, Peebles, I-faystoun Jone s, J. Architect, Penralley E state Office, Penralley
N.B. Rhayader
Harding , J. R. Architect, Ashley R_oad, Epsom Manor House, Tooting Jones, J. Llwyn Onn, Llanfair Coed Helen
Hardy, F. G1ttisham, nr. Ron1ton Honiton Manor, etc. Jones, i< . 0. Pwllheli, Wales Nanh oron
Hargraves, S. IVIano1· House, Marple, near Stock- Romiley, etc . jonos, T. Newborough Est ate Office, Blae- Oakeley, etc.
port nau l.,estinoo·
Harle,j.J . Estate Office, 'l'ortworth, Falfield 'l'ortworth (Earl Ducie) Jones, W. B. C. 4 Salem 'l.'erra~e, Criccieth, Wales Gwynfryn Castle
R.S.O ., Glos. Jones, W. E. Architect, Anglesey Estate Office, Plas Newydd (MMquis of
Harris, C. Glendale, Southboul'De Road, Stourfield Graig, Lian fair Anglesey)
Pokesdown, Rants Joyce , ]. H. Blackfordby, Ashby -de-la-Zouch Sir M. C . B. Cave, Bt.
Harris, H. Cl~~~nce Street, Southend-on- Victoria, Shoeburyness Justice, Col. H igh St., Newport, Mon. Lord •rredegar
Kay,]. P. Estate Office, Ardsley, nr. Barns- Ardsley
Harrison, C.H.G. lVIentmo1·e Estata Office, Leig·b- Mentmore ley
ton Buzzard Kaye, H. M. Whalley, neai·Blackburn Waddington Hospital
Hartopp, A. W . Ma iden Bradley, Somerset.. Duke of Somerset Kaye, J.E. Bretton.l. n ear Wakefield Bretton Hall
Haslam, J. Newcastle Estate Office, Worksop Clamber (D uke of New- Kaye, W. L. Estate vffice, Worksop Osberton
. castle) Kemp, A. A. Architect,'J.'ankertunBstate Office, '.l'ankerton
Haslam, J . 'l'ho1·nham Estate Office, Buersel, 'l.'hornham Whitstable
Ro chdale Kemp-Smith , J. Orsett, Grays, Essex Whitmore
Haslam, W, Cowdray Estate Office, near Cowdray Kendle, G. R. E state Office. Wilton, Salisbury Earl of Pembroke
Midhurst Kennedy, D. 18 'l'be Forbury, Heading Langborough
Hawkins, C. Downham Market Oxburgh, etc. Ketton , S. P eperharon, Godn.lming P eperhru.·on
Hay, A. C. Lerwick, N ..B. Rayfield, etc. Kidner & Berry Arnhitects, 23 Old Broad St., E .C. Strat hll!OI"e
Hayward, H ., & Hereford Morcas K1lbee , - Bradwell, nr. Lechlade, Glos. Bradwell Grove
Son King,W. Rutland Estate Office, I lkeston Ilkeston (Duke of Rut-
Helyard , J. S . Cheny Burton, Beverley Lord Hotham land)
Hendrie, R. Gilfoot, Newmilns, N .B. Loudoun Kirkby, H. B. Old Corn Exchange, L incoln Boultham
Henry , R. W. Lymwood, Queen's Pk., Oswestry Nantymeichiaid Knox, E. Margam Park , Port Talbot Mar»am
Herbert & Son fl5 Piescoed St. ,Windsor Vaughan Lamb,J. D. Solicitor, Nairn, N.B. Geddes
Hervey,G. H. W. 27 Abbeygate St ., Bury St. Ed· Marquis of Bristol Lambert,]. H . Redmont Hill, Ballinasloc Pollok
iuunds Lancaster, G. Keresforth Hall, nr. Barnsley Dodwortb Hall
Hewitt, Hon. Callay Estate Office, Gatehouse, Calla.y Larminie, A. C. Fisherlull;,_Castlebar, Co . i\Cayo Earl of Lucan
W. J. R.S.0 ., Kirkcudbright, NB . Lascelles, A.G. E state Onices, Willey, Bl"Oseley Willey, stc.
Heygate, W. B . Estate Office, i\Iynde Park, Tram Mynde Park Lauder. J . Estate Office, Lydney Park, Lyd- Lydney Park
(nn, R.S.0., He,·efordshire ney, Glos.
Hib bard ,] E. 17 Union Court, Old Broad St.,1'.C . Highfield, Winchmore Laurie, J. S . Estate Office, Ba1·on Hill, Heau- Baron Hill
Hickman, T. Leaton, near Shrewsbury Leaton Knoll maria
Hicks & Son 5 Gray's Inn Square, W.C. Col. Lockwood Laws, W. G. Borough Surveyor, rrown Hall, Walker, etc.
Hickson & Son Sl Queen Victoria St., E.C. HaslewoodPark,Palmel''s N ewcastle-on -Tyne
Green, N. Lawton, J. Architect, St . Cl1ads, Uppermill, St . Chads
H igdon, F . G. Crown Lodge, Holbeach Frampton via Oldham
Higgins,]. & F. Alford, Lines . A. W . '!.'. Grant '1.'horold . Lee & Pain Architects. 63 Lincoln's Inn Pethwa.rds, ~tc.
Higgins, J. Cricbel, \Vimbome Crichel (Lord Allington) Fields, W.C .
Hill, - Old Ditcham, Peternfield Ditcham Lemon & B lezard Architects, Lansdowne Rouse, \Voolston
Hill, J. Smethwick Hall,Congleton Some1ford (Sir Chas. W. Castle Litne, Southampton
Shakerley, Bal't., C.B.) L'E s trange , C . C. Woodville, Sligo :.M:arkree, etc.
Hill,V. Estate Office, Alfreton I ton works , Alfreton Ironworks Lever, J. K earsley Mount,, toneclou g·h , nr. Sliakerley
Alfreton Manchester
Hi ll ,W.H. 'l'he Cottage, W elshpool Slanerchydol !Jew is, A. W. Chilton l!'oliat, H un gerford Littlecote
Hindle & Commel'Cial Bank Buildings,Bmd·· J. A. Jowett, Esq. Lindsey, D. Willesley, nr. 'l'etbury Weston Birt
Douglas ford Lingwood, H. Needham Market , Suffol k BarkingHall (Earl of Ash-
Hindes & Son Walmer Walmer burnbam)
Hobbs, F. Bank St., Ashford, Kent Godmgton Park Linnell , T. Shaw House, '.1'1ll'porley, Che•hire Ardern (Lord Hadding-
Hocking, R. T. Manoi· House, Padstow, Cor.n wall C. G. P. Brune, Esq. ton)
Hodgsolil , J. W . Estate Office, .l!"'ield House, rrri~ li1ield House Lipscomb, G. Frogholt, nr. Hythe, Kent Beachboroug·b
angle, neal' Halifax Lipscomb , W. Savile Estate Office, Dewsbury 1'avile
Hodgson , W. Rosedale Cottage, Otterburn, Amble, etc. Little, W. Hutton Hall, Penrith Lowther
Little, W. D. Bice ~ter, Oxon . Osterley Park (Earl of
Northumberland
Hogbin , P . Estate Office, Enys, Penryn Eny" J ersey)
Hogg,J. Appleby Castle, Westmoreland Appleby Castle Lloyd, E. The Rectory, Berriew, R.S.O., Vaynor
Holgate, H . Architect. Coln e, Lanes. Tower Park Montgomery
H ollis, R. Rise, E. Yorks. W. Bethell, Esq. Lloyd, G. W. E state Office, Croxteth , Liverpool Lord Ref ton
Holmes W. E. 69 Dame St ., Dublin Wills-Sanford Lloyd, P. Glasbm·y, R .S.O ., RadnorshiI·e Maesl1"ch, ~tc.
Hood, Hon. A. F . Airmyn Hall, nea r Goole Percy Loader, T. Estate Office, Hillbutts, nr. Wim- Corfe Castle, etc .
Horlick, W. Coombe ·warren, Eingston-on- Coombe borne
'.l'h ames Lodge, E. 1'aplow Court Lodge, Taplow 'l.'aplow Court
Hornor, F. Queen St., Nol'wich Great Hospital '£rust Luckin, J. Bank Chambers, Chelmsford Ch elmsford La
Horsfall, J. Arch itect, 'l'odmorden Stansfield Hall . Lyne , Col. Newport, Mon. Clytha
Horsfall , R . A.r chitect, 15 George St., Halifax \Vh eelwnghts' Ch1tnty Lyon,]. Kingsdowuc, Greville Road, R ich- C. Hylton Jolliffe·, Esq.
'Vitton Park Estate Offices, Rich- W 1tton Park mond , Su rrey
Howard , R. J . Macdonald, R . Cluny Castle, Aberdeen C luny
mond 'l'errace, Blackburn
Howsin, D. Huntroyde"Estate Office, Padibam H u ntroyde Macgregor , D . Solicitor, Ohan , N .B . Glenmore, etc.
Hoyle, H. 17 " 'atcr St., Ribchest er, near H othe1.,,all JJall McGregor, P. Estate Office, Springkell, Eccle- Spriu gkell
Pre8ton fechan, N .B.
Hughes, Lt.-Col. Ran ger Hill Estate Office, 2 Haven Hanger Hill Macintosh, W . Fife Estates Office, Ba.nff, N .B. Dufi' House, etc.
H. R. La.ne, Ealin~\ W . Mackenzie, W.H.Foskally, P itlochry, N.B. 1''orskally
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. Vam.e and Address of 111anagers, Factors, or Stewards . Estates and Owners. 1Vame and Address of Jlfanagers, F'actors, or Stewards . Hsta./es and Owners .
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McClintock , A. Hillsborough, Co. Down Hillsborough Castle llfar- Palmer & Stiling Burnham, Som. Grove
quis of Downshire) Pardey, J . E . Newton-le-Willows, Lanes. Lord Newton
McCracken, W. Englesea. House, Crewe Earl of Crewe Parker, H . J. 6 JohnSti'eet, Hereford Ilanley CoUl't(H .A .W akc-
McCullagh, J. Glasslough, Co. Monaghan Leslie, etc. man-N ewport, Esq.)
McDonald, A. Glenarm, Co . Antrim Earl of Anti-im Parker, Hon. T. Eccleston, Chester Eaton (Duke of w·e,t
McFarlane, J . Estate Office, Strabane, Ireland Duke of .Abercorn min. ter)
Mcintosh, D. Locbrosque Castle,lJing·wall,N.B. Lochrosque Parkin , F. T. E'tateOffice,Serlby,Bawtry,Yorks. Serlby (Viscount Galway)
McLaughlan, J. Donne Lodge, Donne, N .B. Donne Lodge Parkin, W. Estate Office, Babworth, Retford Habworth (Col. Denison)
McLaren & Architects, George St., Oban, N.B. McFie, etc. Parmeter F.1
24 Grainger St. W est, Newcastle- 'l'ownley, etc.
Shairp on-'l'yne
McLaren, J. T . E state Office, Polmaise, Stirling, Polmaise, etc. P a rtridge, F. G . Estate Office, Brackley Ellesmei-e, etc .
N.B. Paterson, C. Canforcl Estate Office, Wimborne Canfol'd Manor (Lol'd
McLean, D. Rhives, Golspie, N.B. Duke of Suthe1-Iand Wimborne)
McLennan, W . Grainbank, Kirkwall, N.B. (h-kney (Marquis of Zet- Pattison, J. L. Claremont Lodge, Cobhmn, Rul"l'ey Burhill, etc.,
land). (Lord Iveagh)
Mc Naught, G. Estate Office, Birkdale, Lanes. Ince-Blundell Paull, H.B. 'l'ehidy Estate Office, Camborne Tehidy
Maister, C. L . N. Estate Office, Swinton Park, Swinton Park (Lord Peacock, F. W. Dixon Rouse, Tipton <Jalmers
Masham, R.S .0 ., Yorks. Masham) Pease , W. Solicitor, Loswithiel, Cornwall Boconnoc
Malcolm, W. 'rO\vn Chamberlain, Nairn, N .B. '.l.' radespark Peblees, P. Estate Office, Syon House, Brent- Syon House
Mallinson, C. F. Market Place, Huddersfield Sir P . P . Radcliffe ford
Mangin, A. R. i\1eyrick Estate Office, Gervi s i\Ieyrick Peile, H. R . B. Mansion House, Greenock, N.B . Greenock(Sirl\L R.Shaw-
Chambers. BoUl'nemouth Stewart, Bart.)
Marchant, E. Estate Offices, Portwity, \.Veils The Cejlars Peirson , H . T. Brancepeth, R.S .O., Co. Durham Brancepeth
Marriott, C. H., Architects, West Park Street, vVor!Il d' Pendered, J ., & Wellingborough Orlingbury
& Son Dewsbury Son
Martin & 1 Park Place, Leeds Paley:~ Trus.tee s Pennington, H. 148Hawthorne'sRd.,Bootle,Lancs. Knowsley
Fenwick Penrose, J. E. Estate Office, Lismore Castle, Co. Lismore Castle (Duke of
Martin, J. Estate Office, Heligan, St . .A us tell .Heligan Waterford Devonshire)
Mason, E. Mullingar, Ireland Sir M. Chapman Perrin, W. G. Marshal Row, Swanage Darlston Park
Matheson, D. Meiklour, Perth Meiklour Peter, J. Berkeley Castle Estate 011icefi, Berkeley
Matthews, A. Ballinahinch Ca•tle, Galway Ballinahinch, etc. Horkeley, Glos.
Meller, D . G. 22 Cooper St., Manchester Loyds Phillips, F. H. Chippenh"m Hartham, etc.
Menzies, G: Trentham, Stoke-on-'l'renh Trentham (Duke of Pope & Syers Cotlcigh Court, Iloniton, Devon Widworthy, etc.
Sutherland) Potter, T . D . Blackshore, n ear Bewclley, WorcH . R.ibbesfo1·d
Merriman, E. B . Durley Flousc, Marlborough Savemake Forest (Marquis Pottinger, S. Grimston, L erwick , N.B. Sound & Fetlar (Sir
of .Ailesbury) Arthur Nicholson ,
l\fichelmore & Gate House, Totnes Greenway, etc. Bart.)
Son Potts , J. Estate Office, \'lorkington, Cumb. CUl'wen
Middle, C. P . Linden Rd., Clevedon, Som. Eaton, etc. Pover, E . Architect, M Park Rd., Faver.ham Kingsfield, etc.
Middleton, W . St. Ives Estate Office, Hingley, St. Ives Powell & Co. St. Swithun's Estate Office, L ewes Newfield
Yorks. Powell & Grant .Architects, Llanidloes, Wales :JJ.e!lington
Miles, C. A. Victoria Chambers, Bridge Street, Power's Powell, E. Solicitor, Newtown, Montgomery Briscoe's
Newport, Mon. Powell, R . Estate Office, W estport, Co. Mayo l\Iarquis of Sligo
Miles, G. T. Earl Carrington's Estate Office, Carrington Prentice, G. Estate Office, Raith, Kirkcaldy, Raith (R. 0. l\Iunro-
High Wycombe N.B . F erguson, Esq .)
Milligan, W. llfa.xwell St., Dalbeattie, N.B. i\Iunches Preston , W. M . Llysdulas Estate Office, Beaumaris Llysdulas (Hon. Lady
Mills & Fletcher Hamilton Sq., Birkenhead Storeton ('l'. Brocklebank, Neave)
Esq.) Price1 T. M. Neath Gelly
Mitchell, G. S . AdhUl'st, Petersfield Adhurst St. Mary Pritcnett, E . Estate Office, Bury St. Edmunds Hardwick
Mitchell, T. Glynn, Bodmin Glynn Proctor, S. W. Estate Office, Queen St ., Great Har- Clayton Hall
Moir, A. P. Solicitor, Bank St., Alica, N .B. Earl of Mar & Kellie wood, Lanes .
Moncaster, T. Rosedale Abbey, near Pickering, Rosedale Proffitt, J. T. 9 LongleyRd.,Walkden, nr. Bolton Bagot
Yorks. Punchard, F. Underley Estate Office, Kirkby Underley (Lady Henry
Monckton, T. EstateOffice,Old Warden,Higgles- Ollersett Lonsdale Cavendish-Bentinck)
wade Radford, W. B. Manor Office, Folkestone Manor of Folkestone
Montgomery, St. Columb'o Court, Londondeny Irish Society Radway, J . 28 High St., Swindon Viscount Bolingbroke
T. B. Raikes, Col. Dunnington, Alcester llag'ley
Moon, H. .Architect, High St., Godalming Earl of Winterton Randall, H.J . Bridgend, Wales Dumaven
Moore, G. Tre"~then Estate Offices, Gram· Trewithen Rawlence & 15 Great George St., S.W. Bloomfield, etc.
pound Road, Cornwall Squarey
Morgan, M . Maesydderwen, l\Iountain .Ash Dufftown (Lord .Aberdare) Read, W. H. Haven Green, Ealing, W. Lawn
Morley, A. L. Y. Great Bring-ton, Northampton Althorp Park (Earl Reece, W. H. Church Walk House, Hunstanton Hunstanton
Spencer) Rees, G. T. F. Estate Offie,e, Great Stanmore Gordon
Morris, E. H., & Chirbury, Salop :Mar1·ington, etc. Reith, A. Earnock Estate Office, Hillhouse, Earnock, etc.
Sons Hamilton, N.B.
Morris (C.R. ), North Curry, near Taunton Quan tock Rendell, - Me -rss. Rendell and Symonds, Luscombe
Sons & Peard Newton Abbot
Morton, J. P. Broomhall Estate Office, Charles- Broomhall (Earl of Elgin) Renton, J. BUl'nbrae, Tullyallan, Kincardine- Tullyallan (Ma1quis of
town, Fife on-Forth, N.B. Lansdowne)
Moscrop, W. J. Loftus, R .S.O., N.B . Loftus (Marquis of Zet- Revor, W. H. EwdenHouse,Hambleden,Heoley- Greenlands (Hon. " ' · J!'.
land) on-Thames D. Smith)
Muirhead, G. Estate Office. Fochabers, N.B. Gordon-Richmond Richards, A. 816 High Rd., Tottenham, N. .Hu:1'ley, etc.
Muirhead, J . He11th, Wakefield Col. Smyth Richards and Charles St. Chambers, Cardif\' Coythan Park
Murphy, Major King-Harman Estate Office, King-Harman B losse
Boyle, Co. Roscommon Richardson Architects, Stamford Bulwick, etc.
Murray, J. C. 120 West Regent St., Glasgow Pollok (Sir J . Stirling. & Sons
Maxwell, Bart.) Richardson, J. Estate Offices, MethleyPark, near Lord Mexborough
Murray , ]. L. Architect, Heavyside, Biggar. Carmichael Normanton
N.B. Riley, E. A. Estate Office, Horsfortb , nr. Leeds Col. \V . S. Stanhope
Mutter, G. W. Aswarby Park, Folkingham .Aswarby (Sir George Rix, K. Somerleyton, near Lowestoft Sir Sa ville Crossley
Whichcote) Roberts & Evans Solicitors, .Aberystwith Monachty
Mynors,W. C . T. Little Ingestre, Stafford Earl of Shrewsbury Roberts, R. Solicitor, Pwllheli, Wales Glynlliffon
Naylor, J. Bradford Buildings, Bolton Ridgway's Robertson, J. S . CawdorEstate Office, Nairn, N.B. Cawdor Castle (Earl of
Neighbour, L. Bhthfield, Rugeley Blithfield (Lord ]fagot) Cawdor)
Nesfield,R.W.M Castle Hill, Bakewell Haddon (Duke of Rut- Robey, R. Estate Office, Lockerley Hall, Lockerley Hall (Capt.
land) Romsey, Rants. F. J. Dalgety)
N ethersol & Leith Estate Office, Queen Street, Leith Robins, G. J. Estate Office, Garswood Hall, near Ga1·swood
Honeyball Deal Newton-le-Willows
Nettleship, T. Waterloo House, Market Rasen Holton Beckering Robinson A. 1
The Brewery, St. Helens, Lanes. Ecclestou Hall (. ' ir G.
Nevill, R. H. LydbUl'y North, Salop Walcot (Earl of Powis) G1·eenall, Bart.)
Newcomen,C.M. Olliver, Richmond, Yorks Aske Hall (Marquis of Robinson, J . The Brewery, St. Helens, Lanes. Greenall, Whitley & Co.
Zetland) Robinson,J . W. Keswick Derwentwater
Newman & 33 Saville Row, \.V. Rays Robinson, R. Harpel'ly Pal'k, via Darlington Harperly Park
Newman Robinson, Steven St., Sligo Irwin, etc.
Nicho l, W. J•:state Office, Hengrave, Bury St. Hengmve R. S. & G.
Edmunds Rodger, J. Keir, Bridge of Allan, N.JJ. Keir
Nuttall, T. Architect, 20 Market St., Bury Watson's Rogers, P. L. Estate Offices, Ramsey, Hunts . Ramsey, etc.
Nu!ter, W. H. Pier Office, St . .Anne's-on-the-Sea St. Anne's -on-the- Sea Rogerson , R. F. .Architect, Estate Office, Kirklees, JGrklees
Land and Building Co., Brighouse
Ltd. Rolfe , J . & R. ·wiggenton House, Beaconsfield Hall-Barn (Sir E.La..... son)
O'Donel, F. CMtlebar, Co. Mayo , 'ir R. W. JI. Palmer Rolleston & Co. Grey Friars Leicester Aylestone
Owen , S . H. St. Mary's Hill, Tenby Picton astle Roper, G. Estate Office, Lathem Jlouse, Ormskirk (Earl Lathoru)
Owen,T. G. l\Iarket Hall, Holyhead Peorlires Ormskirk
Owen , W. S. Cefn Gwifed, Newtown, Mont. Gregynog Ross J. B. Regina Lodge, Perry Barr, B'ham Perry Hall
Paget, L. Estate Office, Kilmersdon, Bath Ammerdo wn Park (Lord Row~JJ, J. W. , Architects, Devon Sq., Newton Cockington CoUl't
Hylton) & Son Abbot
Paget, Rylands 47 Dyer St ., Cirencester Knole Park, etc. Russell, W. 22CharlotteSt.,Helensburgh,N.B. Luss
& Co . Rutherford. J. Kirkleatbam, Redcar lGrkleatham
Painter, R. Estate Office, Carclew, Permn ar Carclew (Col. '.l.'remayne) Rutherford, J. A. Estat~ Office, Higholere, Newbury Highclere (Lord Co.rn01·-
Worthal, Cornwall von)
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Na1Jle aud Address of illana.ge1'S, ]'actors, or Slewm·ds . Estates a11d Owners . Name and Address oj 1'/anagers, Factors . or Sfrwmds. Es/ales a ud ()wners .
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Ruttledge, J. T. EstateOffice,Westpoint, Co. Mayo Geo. A. ?\[oor e, Esq. Sturgess, .I. M. Penshurst Park, near •ronbridge Penshurst Park
Sample, T. Botha! Castle, Morpeth Botha! (Duke of Port- Sutc!iffe &. A~·chitects, Roomfield Buildings, Knowles', etc.
land Sutcliffe 'fodmorden
Sampson, G ., & Archit•cts, Esto.to Ofticc, Beau- Beauchief, etc. Sutherland, J. D. Solicitor , Royal Bauk of Scot- Appiu, etc.
Son ch ief Abbey, Sheffield land, Obau, N.B .
Sandford- 'J'be Villa, Montrose, N.B . J(intore Swallow, E. Orton Estate Office, Market Pl , Orton (Marquis of Huntly)
Thompson,W.j. Peterborough
Sandy, H ., & Son Stalford Lord Stafforcl Swanston, D. l\101·ton 1rerrace, Gainsboroug h Sir H. B . Ba.con, Bart.
Sargeant, J. S. Tewkesb ury Pru·k, Tewkesbury :Fordhu.mpton Court Sworder & Sons Bishop's Stortford Hockerill Park
Savage, W. H . Wakefield Lodge, Ettst H 11m, 1, . Burges Synge, E. M. The Warren, Weybridge Brooklands
Savill, A. , & Son 3D New ])road i:ltrc·et, I,.C. Wanstead (Elar!Cowley) Tailyour 1 A . Arklow, Co. Wicklow Carysfort
Sclater, E. Boyne Hill , Navan Slane, etc. Talbot , G. P. W entworth Woodhouse, Rother- Wentworth (Earl Fitz -
Scott T.
1 Lazenby, via Redcar Wilton ham william)
Scriven, C.H. rl,hong, near Gravesend Cobham H.ill (Earl of Tate, T. Oaklands, Alnwick Callaley Castle, (Major
Darnley) Brown)
Scriven R. Castle Ashley, N orLhamptou Finedon Hall Tutin, T. Estate Office, Skelton-iu-Cleve- Skeltou(Lt.-Col.W. H. A.
Seadon C .1 IIford Uphall land,Yorks . Wharton)
Selby,J. B. Leigh, n ear Manchester Lady Wetherall Tayler, W. 2 City Road, E.C . Mitchell's
Sewill,W. Manoi· Office, North Bridge St., Moukwearmouth Shore Taylor , A. Kildrummy, Mossat, Aberdeen- Kildrummy
Sunderland shire
Shadwell, F. B. Howbury Hall, near Bedford Howb1iry Hall Taylor, A. C. Architect, Estate Office, Stour- Stourwood
Shaw, C . J. Ayr,N.H. Cumnoch (Lord Bute) wood, near Christchurch
Shaw, E. Bryngwyn, Herefordshire Bryngwyn (Sir J . Rankin, Taylor, G. lfassop, Bakewell Hassop
Biirt.) Taylor, I. Joleshill, Bagillt, Holywell, Wales Vivian
Shaw, R. Henshaw, Yeadon, Yorks. Carlton Taylor, W. F. E'tate Office, Dudley Dudley, etc.
Sheard, T. High St., Clayton West, near Clayton West Park Temperley, R.R. J.:stat es (Jffice, Alnwick Castle, Alnwick Castle (D uke of
Huddersfield Northumbe1-!a11d Nor!J:>.umberland)
Sherry, H. S . •I Raymond Bldgs., Gray' s Inn, W esterhall (Sir F. John- Tener, E. S . The Squaro,, Loughrea, Ireland Marquis of Clauricarde
w.c. stone, Bart .) Terris,..J. Du!lomuir, Blairadam, N.B. Blairadam(SirC.E. Adam ,
Shiele, J. Dalhousie Estates Office, Car - Paumure (Earl Dalhousie) Bart.)
noustie, N .H. Thomas, A. E. Caerwnon, near Builth Wells Pencerig
Silk, Wilson ~o n 20 Albert Square, Manchoster Pendlebury Thomas, L. Prospect House, Rhymney, lllon. Rhymney Iron Co.
Thompson & Architects, .f6 King· St., Lancaster Ashton Hall, etc.
Sim , G. Ham Common, Surrey Ham (Earl Dysart) Mattin:::.on
Simmonds, F. Parks1de,Englefield Green, Surrey Great P~trk, Windsor Thomson, W. Fife-Keith, N .H. Gleurcrines
Sims, G. T. Neath Abbey Estate Office, Abbey Neath Abbey (Lord Thornborough, J. Market Place, Bishop Auckland Migrove, etc.
Read, Neath Dynevor) Thursfield , T. H . 'fhc Grange, Much,VenlcJck, Salop Coudover, etc .
Sleigh, J . Stnchen, R.S.O ., Aberdeenshire Stricheu Tomlinson , C. Bellingham, Northumberland W est of Northumberland
Smailes, N. West Carr, Tow Law, R.S .0 ., Greenwells (Duke of Northumber-
Co . Durham land)
Smith ci Chippenham Sir J. Neeld Tower, B. R. C. Ellesmere, Salop Bridgewater
Marshall Townsend , G. C. Estate Office, '.l'ipperary Rt. Hon. A. H. Smith-
Smith , C.H . vVood Stauw9.y, Winchcomb, Wood Norton, etc. Barry
R.S.O., Glos. Traylen, S. Estate Office, Bury St. Edmunds Ampton
Smith, G. H. Crawshay Bailey's Estate Office, Crawshay Bailey Treharne , A. J. Treherbert, Rhondda, Glamorgan Baglan, etc.
Peutre, R.S.O ., Glamorgauohire Treharne, D . Pentre House, Pentre Peutre, etc.
Smith , G . Y. Erinagh, Omagh Mountlield Turnbull , P. Sandybrook Hall, Ashboumc Renishaw Hall
Sm ith , H.Y.L. Mintrey Hill, Frame Darwen Turner, F. J. Estate Offices, Mansfield Wood- Welbeck (Duke of Port-
Smith, J. Oakenshaw Estate Office, Clayton Oakenshaw house land)
le-llfours, nr. Accrington Turner, J. H. Portland Estate Office, Kil- Troou (D uke of PorUaud)
Smith,]. T. Estate Office, Tatton Dale,Knuts- Tatton Park (Earl marnock, N.B.
ford Egerton) Tynte, · Hal.swell Estate Office, Goathurst, Halswell
Smith ,]. W. '.l'hiughill Court, near Hereford Cowarne Court ( Colouel St. D. M. K. Bndgwater
Bourne) Urquhart, R., j n . Solicitor, Town Clerk's Chambers, Boath
Sm ith, T. Cassillis & Culzean Estate Olflce, Marquis of Ailsa Forres. NB.
The Castle, Maybole, N.B. Vessey , - Waltou Manor, Spilsby, Liucs. Brumby
Smith, W. Mount Street, Diss, Norfolk Francis Taylor. Esq. Wadham & Son 6 Cornwallis St., Barrow-in- Duke of Buccleuch
Smith, W . Messrs. Smith, Gothardt & Co., Lord Rosse Furness
Cheapside, Hradford Wainwrights & Architects, Sheptou Mallet Budleigh Court
Snell, H. Arnhitect, Stanwell Rd., Penarth ·windsor Heard
Snowball , F.J. Seatou Bnm, Dudley, No1th- Gosforth Walch , J. Estate Office, mithill , m. Bolton Smithills
umberland Walker, F. Solicitor, Harrison Rd ., Halifax Whitworth (T. W. Lloyd,
Spackman , H. 6 Terrace \Vall<, Bath Balhampton, etc. Esq.)
Spain , G. 8 Mosley ·t., Newcastle-ou-Tyue Jarro\v Grange, etc. Walker, H . The Saloon, Whitby W est OliJf
Spark, H. S . Pawlet, Bride-water Lord De Manley Walker, I. A. King's Weston Estate Office, King's Weston
Speakman, F. Booth Estate5ffice, Knntsford Booth (Johu R. P. L egh, Shirebampton, Bristol
Esq.) Walker, W. E. Heaton Park, near Manche ter Earl of Wiltou
Speakman, J . Sparrow Hall, Streatham, S.W. Drew's Walshe, F . W . Belliue, Piltown , Co. Kilkenny i\Iarquis of W11terfol'd
Spelman's Hall Quay, Great Yarmouth Lichfield Ward , F . J. The Gardens, Lydbury North, Plowden Hall
Spencer, P. Architect, Towu St., Batley Carr," Clayfold, etc . Salop
Yorks. Ward,J. Sealield E-stat~ Office, Keith, Seatield
Square, H. Dartmouth Brunskill · N.B .
Stace, H.P. Brackley Weston Ward, M. H. Carr Mill Cottage, St. Helen's, Sir D. Gamble, BttrL.
Stallard, W. Pierpoint Street, Worcester Madrestleld Court (Earl Lanes .
Beauchamp) Waterson, D. M. Lupton, Churston, Devon Lord Churston
Stanford, J . Amport, Andover Marquis of Winchester Watson, H. E. Estate office, Petworth, Sussex Lord Leconfield
Stanton, W. L. Ditchford-on-Fosse, Mortou-iu- Todenham, etc. Watson , W., & Victoria Buildings, Alfretou Grange
llfarsh, Glos. Sons
Stark,J. Westerhall, Laugholm, N.B. Westerhall (Sir J,' . John· Weatherill, Estate Office, Farnley, Otley, Farnl ey Hall
stone, Bart.) G. F. Yorks.
Statter, S. Stand Hall, \Vhitefield, nr. Man- Whitefield (Earl of Derby) Webb, F. P. Land Agency Offices, Evesham Wickhamford
chester Wedge , WR. Meretowu, Newport, Salop Aqualate (SirT. J,'.
Stevens, M. 18 Exchange St., l\Iauchester Trafford Park Boughey, Bart.)
Stevens, W. Budlake, Broadley St., Exeter Killerton Wells , W. H. Estate Office, Evershot, Dorchester Mellbury, etc .
Stevenson, G. Borough Surveyor, Ironbridge, Ironbridge Trust Wheler, E.G. Swansfield, Alnwick Alnwick Castle (Duke of
Salop Northumberland)
Stewart, Capt. Estate Office, Vaynol Pitrk, Port VRynol P»rk Whipham , A.H. Station St., Saltburn-by.the !:ea ~1:,.~~lesborough
N. P . Diuorwic, N. Wales White, J. \Varrington .
Stewart, D. D. Rossie Estate Office, Inchtnre, Rossie White , Lt.-Co l. BurahleyEstateOffices,Stamford 13urghley
Perthshire Whitley, H. M. l\1a;or Office, Eastbourne l'. D . Gilbert, E q .
Stewart, D. W. Cartland, Lanark Lee & Carnwath Whitlow 1 H. Princes' St., U lve1·ston . . Ul verston Town Lauds
Stewart, F. Surveyor's Office, Canning Cham- Marquis of Salisbury Wilbraham, E. S. St. Giles, Cranborne, San•bury Earl of Shaftesbury
bers, 2 St. John St., Liverpool Willesley , C. H. Wa1"!br, York '"arter Priory
Stewart & 29 St. Andrew Square, Edinburgh Gartshenie Williams & Architects, 10 Victoria StreeL, ·webster Bros .
Whyte Sutcliffe Liverpool
Stewart, J. Heathfield, Irvine, N . I l. Earl of Eglinton Williams, A. A. Park Estate Office, Pontypool Poutypool P ark
Stewart, J. M. Montgomerie Estate Office, Montgomerie Williams, T. Ynisygerwn, Neath Tennant
Irvine, N.B. Williams- Portiscliff, Ferryside, Carma1th eu P embroke (Earl of
Stewart, S. P. Temple House, Arbury,Nnn eaton Arbury(Lt.-Gen. SirE . N . Drummond, D . Cawdor)
Newdigate) Willoby, E. Berwick Berwick (Uuke of
Stewart, W. Townelev Estate Office. Burnley Townelay Northumberland)
Stewart, W. M. St. Col me House, Aberdour, Fife Ea1·l of Moray Willyams, H.J. Barndo.le, Alnwick Alnwick CasLle (Duke of
Stobort, F. Biddick Hall, Feuce Houses, Co. Lambton Castle North timberland)
Durham Wilmot, Flower, Waterloo Street, Birmingh111n Ro ho
Stoke, C. W. R. SoliciLOr. Tenby Lawreuny ci Wilmot
Story, E. H. 90 King St., Manchester Brooks's Wilson,]. G. Vo/oodsome, near Huddersfield \Voodsome (Earl of Dart-
Strutt, Hon. "Whitelands," Hatfield Peveril, Terling Place (Lord Ray- mouth)
E.G. Witbam, Essex leigh) Winch & Winch Solicitors, Chatham Victoria
Stuart,] . W. Bute Estate Office, Rothesay, N .B. Bute Winder, E. Architect, Norfolk Eotate Otlioe, Derbyshire & Yorks. (City
Sturge, W. Corn St., Bristol Portishead Sheffield portions 1 Duke of Norfolk
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Na1n e and Address o.f 1Jfa11agers. Fae/ors, or .'>lewr11·cls . Esl!lles and Owners. No111e a nd ,;.l ddrf'SS of 1lla11aKers, Fru.:tm·s, or Stewards. ll::dales and Ownl'l·s.

Winder, G. Fair Mile, Ottery St. l\fa1y };Mon (SirJ.JI. Kenna way) Wormald , H. South Queen St., Morley, Yorks. Woodsome
Winder, T. Architect. Norfolk Estate Office, Earl of Eftin!!"haro Wragg, G. Messrs . Eastwood & Co., Bel- Friars Park
ShefHeld vedere Road , S.E.
Winnerah , E. Cross Bank, Warton, Carnforth Do.lton rr..n, etc. Wrigh t , A. !. J\Ianor Office, Tynemouth Tynemouth, etc.
Wise , C. D . Rsta .. e Oflic,~, Toddington, 1Vinch- Toddington Wrigh t , ]. H..awcliffe, near Goole Crevke
com be, Glos. Wright, W. Seal Hollow, Sevenoaks Quakers' H"ll
Witty, E. A. EclFtle House, Cottingham, Hull Church Wright , W. Woollaton, near Nottingho.m vVoollaton, etc .
Wood, H. E. 97 Gr1-:?:<1ham Stl'Pet, E. C. Hu tto n "M ount Wyatt, H. Temple Street, Aylesbury Waddesdon, etc.
Wood , ] . M. Longlanll's, Holkham, Norfolk fJ,,Jkhaw (Bal'! of Wy ll ie , J. Chamlierlain of Argyll, Invemry, Inverary (Duke of Argy le i
Leicester) N.B .
Wood, W. H. New Hou•e, Denby Dale, Hud- Firth:-: Wynne, Major B u"h Estate OITice, Pembroke Bush (Sir T. Meyrick)
derstield Yates, A . Church Street., Birstall, Leeds Appleyard
Woodhead, E. Salroyd Road, T. . ow l\foor, near Low M"oor T on Co. Yoo !, T. Lenchards House, Elgin, N .H . Duke of Fife
Bradford Yorstoun , M. C. Irvine House, Canobie, N .B . Duke of Buccleuch
Woodward , W. Caerleon HousP, Cardigan Priory Young, G. L . llandalstown, Co . Antrim Lord O'Neill
Wooley, T. ]. C lun~unford , Aohton-on-Clun, Cluogunford Young, H. A. L. 'I'he Johnstone Estate Office,
Sal op Johnstone
Wordsworth, - Estate Office, Thoresby Park, Thoreaby Park (E>trl Weymouth
Ollerton, Newark ManveJ~J

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