Sherburn in Elmet Parish

Post,

• Wm. Flint, Post Master
• Letters arrive and are sent off at 8 in the Evening.

DIRECTORY.

Gentry &c.:

• Allen Rev. Thomas, curate of Saxton
• Anderson Joseph, corn miller
• Clayforth Henry, flax dresser & dealer
• Clayton William, butcher
• Dale George, flour dealer
• Dawson George, shoemaker
• Dean Jonathan, gentleman
• Foister George, grocer, draper and teazle dealer
• Forster Stephen, boot and shoe maker
• Forster Thomas, grocer and flour, &c. dealer
• Hawkins Thomas, blacksmith
• Hawley Francis, blacksmith
• Hawley John, blacksmith
• Hey John, maltster
• Hough Robert, vict. Red Bear, (magistrates' meeting house)
• Hugill John, officer of excise
• Hunter Simeon, grocer and linen draper, &c.
• Hunter William gentleman
• Huntriss Joseph, grocer and linen draper
• Jameson Rev. Thomas, curate
• Jefferson Robert, boot & shoe maker
• Lewis Edward, surgeon
• Lynch Thomas, flax dresser & dealer
• Mitchell Thomas, grocer, druggist, draper and hosier
• Oudell Hannah, glass and china dealer
• Pick George, victualler, Rising Sun
• Pick Sarah, grocer
• Pollard John, victualler, White Swan
• Rowley Peter, flax dresser and dealer
• Roysdall Hannah, grocer and linen draper
• Scaddlethorp George, tailor
• Scott William, surgeon
• Smith Edward, teazle merchant, Sherburn lodge
• Spence William, farrier
• Standlidge John victualler, Butcher's Arms, (and butcher)
• Summers John, flax dresser
• Thompson & Summers, flax dressers and dealers
• Tindall Robert, wheelwright
• Wadsworth Jonas, maltster
• Waterworth Thomas, flax dresser
• Wilson John, victualler, New Inn
• Wilson William, butcher

Coaches.

From the New Inn,

• The Lord NELSON to London, at 12 mg. to York at 2 aft.

From the Red Bear,

• The Accommodation every Mon. Wed. & Sat, to York at 11 mg. to Sheffield at 4 aft.
• The HIGHFLYER to London, at ½ p. 10 mg. to York at 11 noon

From the White Swan Inn,

• The MAIL to London, at ½ p. 2 mg. to Edinburgh at 8 evg.
• The TRUE BLUE to Selby, at 4 mg. (except Sun.) to meet the Steam Packets
• The WELLINGTON to London, at 2 mg. to York at 6 evg.

Butchers,

• Dixon Thomas
• Handley Wm.

Farmers,

• Clayforth Thos.
• Coupland Joseph
• Dixon John
• Nettleton Wm.
• Simpson Mrs. Yeadon Benj. (& lime burner)
• Sisson William
• Sisson Wm. jun.

Shoemakers,

• Haigh John
• Wheater Richard

Wheelwrights,

• Lawn Wm.
• Lazenby Wm.

Miscellany of trades

• Allen George, blacksmith
• Stanidge William, maltster
• Thirkill George, vict. Barkston Ash

Miscellany of trades

• Warrington Wm. miller

Farmers,

• Blanchard Joseph
• Clapham John
• Halliley Richard
• Swain William

Gentry &c.:

• Moore Robert, gentleman
• Raper John, Esq. Lotherton hall

Miscellany of trades

• Banks Wm. cooper
• Pearson James, shopkeeper

Farmers,

• Cooper John
• Greaves John
• Lofthouse Alvarah

Miscellany of trades

• Emsworth William, wheelwright
• Hick Samuel, blacksmith
• Pearson John, vict. Bland's Arms
• Rhodes Joseph, land and stock valuer

Farmers,

• Bew John
• Connell Wm.
• Groves John
• Harlen Joseph
• Wheater Wm.

Farmers

• Goulthwaite Richard
• Rhodes William
• Mrs. Robinson

Miscellany of trades

• Baker B. Jepthah, schoolmaster
• Bertoft Thomas, grocer
• Greenwood Wm. stone mason
• Hubie James, boot & shoe maker
• Morley Sarah, vict. Black Bull
• Pavour George, teazle dealer
• Wainwright John, draper & tailor
• Watson John, butcher
• Wiseman Geo. vict. White Swan

Corn millers,

• Ashley Hannah
• Pease Peter

Farmers,

• Baker George
• Cooper James
• Crossland Thos.
• Gibson William
• Goulthwaite John
• Hill William
• Hindell John
• Jackson John
• Middleborough J
• Nordin John

Farmers, con.

• Robinson John
• Stockdale Wm.

Wheelwrights,

• Pavour Wm.
• Rowley Luke
• Smith Thomas