Sedbergh Parish

Post,

• Post Master, William Speight. Post Office at the Butt and Dog Inn.
• Letters to Kendal every Mon. Wed. Thur. and Sat. 7 morn, return 5. even.

DIRECTORY.

Miscellany of trades

• Airey William, joiner and carpenter
• Atkinson Mrs. Alice, gentlewoman
• Atkinson Ann, straw bat maker
• Batson Agnes, saddler & grocer
• Batty Brian surgeon
• Bell Hannah, bread baker
• Blackey Reuben, chair maker
• Bowstead Margaret, vict. Three Tuns
• Buck Margaret, straw hat maker
• Burnskill Wm. plumber & glazier
• Burrow John, nail maker
• Butterworth Robert, grocer, linen draper & schoolmaster
• Carlisle John, farrier & cow doctor
• Carter William, tailor
• Chapman Leonard, grocer & draper
• Cowper John, grocer & linen draper
• Davies James, gentleman
• Dent Thomas, gardener & seedsman
• Dixon Wm. boot & shoemaker
• Dodgson John, joiner & carpenter
• Ellis William, bacon factor
• Fawcett John, gentleman
• Foster George, hosier
• Garlick Jane, grocer, linen draper
• Garlick Thos. grocer & linen draper
• Gibson James, wheelwright
• Greenbank Thomas, stone & marble mason
• Handley Joseph, grocer & draper
• Handley, Thomas, grocer, draper, & ironmonger
• Harrison John, bat manufacturer
• Harrison Wm. butcher
• Hebblethwaite James, maltster
• Hornby Mary, baker & earthenware dealer
• Huck Miles, vict. Joiner's Arms
• Hutchinson William, clock & watch maker
• Jackson Thomas vict. King's Arms, (post chaise) excise office
• Joel Robert, tailor
• Kennady David, tailor
• King John, hat manufacturer
• Kirkby George boot & shoemaker
• Leighton John, blacksmith
• Leighton Matthew, grocer & linen draper
• Leighton Miles, sen. blacksmith
• Leighton Miles, jun. boot & shoemaker
• Leighton Robert, blacksmith
• Messenger Thomas, surgeon
• Moister & Allison, stone masons
• Moister Robert, grocer & draper
• Nicholson William, taller
• Nowell Abraham, butcher and victualler, Golden Lion'
• Palmer solicitor Thornes hall
• Parker Edward, grocer, &c.
• Pearson Henry, boot & shoemaker
• Penny William, wheelwright
• Rennison Robert, cooper
• Richardson Joshua, boot & shoemkr.
• Sconce Dorothy, gentlewoman
• Sill Mary linen draper
• Speight William, victualler, Bull & Dog, (Post office)
• Suart James, gentleman, Moss house
• Taylor George, plumber, glazier, and painter
• Taylor Jeffrey, butcher
• Taylor Margaret, vict. Old Black Bull
• Taylor Peter, cotton Spinner
• Upton John & Son, cotton spinners
• Upton John, Esq. Ingmire hall
• Warriner Elizabeth, linen draper
• Whitwell John, auctioneer, druggist, & sheriff's officer
• Whitwell Thomas, hair dresser
• Whitwell Wm. boot & shoemaker
• Wilkinson Rev. Henry, M. A. master of grammar school
• Wilkinson Leonard, butcher
• Wilkinson Wm. R. gentleman
• Wilson James blacksmith
• Winster Richard, gentleman
• Yeats Rev. Edward, M. A. curate, Vicarage.

Coaches,

From the King's Arms,

• The LORD EXMOUTH Post Coach every morning to Newcastle, at half-past 7; to Lancaster, at a quarter past 4 evening.

From the Old Black Bull,

• The OLD LORD Exmouth to Newcastle every Mon. Wed. Fri. and Sat. at 8 morning; to Lancaster at 5 evening.

Carriers,

• John Benson to Kendall, Wednesday, and Saturday, depart at 4 morning, return 7 evening; to Hawes Tuesday and Friday, depart 3 morning, return 8 evening.
• John Garnett to Kendal, Tue. Thur. and Saturday, depart half past morning, return 9 evening.
• Leonard Chapman to Lancaster, Fri. d. 2. morn. r. Sat. 10 even.
• Thomas Garlick to Kendal, every Saturday 5 morning, return 7 evening; to Kirby-Stephen every Monday, depart 4 morning, return 7 evening.

Gentry &c.:

• Croxton Arthur, gentleman
• Dobson Thos. corn miller, Brunt mills
• Dover Joseph, woollen manufacturer
• Fawcett Thomas, quarry owner
• Gibson Thomas, butter factor
• Hird Thomas, butter factor
• Metcalfe Richard, vict. Cross Keys
• Tatham John, coal dealer

Miscellany of trades

• Askew Christopher, blacksmith
• Atkinson John, wheelwright
• Bannister Dawson, worsted and stocking yarn manufacturer
• Bateman John, stone mason
• Batty Rev. James, minister of Independent chapel
• Batty Richard, vict. White Hart
• Batty Thomas, boot and shoe maker
• Baynes James, grocer
• Bradley John & Timothy, corn millers
• Breckle John gentleman
• Dane Richard, slate dealer
• Dawson Rev. James, master of grammar school
• Dixon John, blacksmith
• Fawcett Thomas, Esq. solicitor
• Garnett John, butcher
• Greenbank Joseph, chair maker
• Greenbank Wm. boot & shoemaker
• Hardacre Adam, grocer, draper, and ironmonger
• Haygarth Alice, vict. Sun Inn
• Haygarth Matthew, grocer
• Hodgson Henry, gentleman
• Mason Henry, gentleman
• Metcalfe George, tailor
• Middlebrook Christopher, hosier
• Middlebrook Matthew, worsted stocking manufacturer
• Middleton Thos. boot & shoe maker
• Morland John, vict. Sportsman
• Parrington Thos. vict. King's Arms
• Sedgwick Edmund, cattle dealer
• Sedgwick Rev. Richd. perpetual curate
• Still Mrs. Ann, West house
• Tattersall Richard, grocer and draper
• Taylforth Miles, grocer, draper, and ironmonger
• Thistlewaite William, cooper
• Whitehead Thomas, hat mfr. and vict. George and Dragon

Carriers,

• Parrington Rd. to Kendall, on Fri. at 10 mg
• Parrington Wm. to Lancaster, on Fri. at 1 mg.
• Wilkinson Christopher, to Manchester, on Tu. at 10 morning.

Gentry &c.:

• Head Rev. Thomas, curate

Miscellany of trades

• Atkinson John, coal dealer
• Atkinson Wm. joiner
• Blayds James, under master
• Blayds Rev. T. head master
• Clemey Arthur, grocer
• Dawson Robert, cattle dealer
• Handley Wm. clock & watch maker
• Haygarth James, second under master
• Leighton John, vict. Garsdale Hole
• Mason George, lime burner
• Metcalfe Richard, quarry owner
• Metcalfe Wm. quarry owner
• Udale Joseph, wheelwright
• Udale R. and W. blacksmiths
• Wine John, coal dealer

Miscellany of trades

• Harrison James, woolstapler
• Hird James, cotton dealer
• Hird Thomas, bacon factor
• Sedgwick Rev. John, perpetual curate
• Wilkinson Anthony, Esq.
• Wolfenden Charles, Grammar school