SOUTH MOLTON
From White's Devonshire Directory of 1850
SOUTH MOLTON is a municipal borough, and well-built market town, pleasantly
situated on the bold western acclivity of the valley of the river Mole, 11
miles E.S.E. of Barnstaple, 18 N.W. by W. of Tiverton, 16 miles W. by S. of
Dulverton, 28 miles N.W. by N. of Exeter, and 181 W. by S. of London. It
gives name to a deanery, hundred, union, county court district, petty
sessional division, and polling district; and is the chief place of
election for the parliamentary representatives of the Northern Division of
Devon. It is well supplied with pure soft spring water, and has gas works,
erected in 1836, at the cost of £2200, raised in £10 shares. The principal
streets are spacious and well paved, and contain several good inns and neat
public buildings, and many handsome and well stocked shops. Its Parish
comprises 6264 acres of land, many scattered farm-houses, the hamlets of
Shallowford, High Bray, and Stag's Head; and the estates of Bremridge,
Freynstone, Hache, North-Aller, Honiton Barton, &c., extending more than
two miles west, north, and south of the town. The soil is generally fertile
and well cultivated, and rises in bold undulations from the river Mole on
the east, and the Bray on the west. The Mole, from which the town has its
name, gives motion to several woollen and corn mills, and is here crossed
by a good bridge of one arch, erected after the old one had been destroyed
by a flood, in 1841. The parish had 2753 inhabitants in 1801; 2739 in
1811; 3314 in 1821; 3826 in 1831; and 4274 in 1841; but they have since
increased to about 4800. The manor of South Molton was part of the ancient
demesne of the Crown; but in the reign of Edward I., it was held by Lord
Martin, under the Earl of Gloucester, by the service of finding a bow and
three arrows to attend the Earl when he went a hunting in Gower. It
afterwards passed to the Lords Audley, the Dukes of Exeter, and the
Whitmore and Squier families. In 1700, it was purchased of the latter by
the Corporation, who are still lords of the manor; but most of the soil
belongs to Earl Fortescue, Sir T.D. Acland, Bart., and many smaller free
and leaseholders. The town sent burgesses to parliament in the 13th of
Edward I., but it never enjoyed that privilege afterwards. It was
incorporated in 1590, by a charter of the 32nd of Elizabeth, and this
charter was confirmed by one of the 36th of Charles II. The borough
comprises the whole parish; and under these charters, the corporation
consisted of a mayor, high steward, recorder, and 18 capital burgesses, and
an indefinite number of freemen, with a town clerk and other officers, and
a court of record and quarter and petty sessions. Under the Municipal Act
of 1835, the town council now consists of a mayor, four aldermen, and
twelve councillors; and since that year, the borough has petitioned for and
obtained a commission of the peace. The style of the Corporation is, the
"Mayor and Burgesses of the Borough and Parish of South Molton, in the
County of Devon." The income of the borough, in 1840, was £1944. 6s. 8
¾d., arising chiefly from rents, tolls, dues, and other manorial profits.
Its expenditure in the same year amounted to £2411, the principal items of
which were, £987 for renewal of leases; £412 for public works, repairs,
"c.; £180, stipends; £98, salaries; £141, lighting and cleansing; £77,
charities; and £64 for police and constables The borough is exempt from
county rates, except in cases of prosecution for capital offences. It has
quarter sessions at the usual periods, and petty sessions weekly, or when
required. Petty Sessions are also held here on the first Monday of every
month, by the magistrates of South Molton Division, to whom Messrs. Pearse,
Son, and Crosse are clerks. The County Court for South Molton District is
held here on the Thursday after the first Monday of every month, and Mr.
James Pearse is the clerk, and John Manning the high bailiff. Its
jurisdiction extends to all the 29 parishes of South Molton Union, except
Rackenford. (See page 603.) These courts are hold at the GUILDHALL, a
handsome building of Portland stone, on the south side of Broad street,
projecting on arched pillars over the causeway, and having a commodious
court room, a council room, and a large and elegant assembly room, where
balls, banquets, &c., are occasionally held. The building is crowned by a
turret and cupola, containing a bell and clock. The Borough Gaol, in East
street, was built about twelve years ago, at the cost of about £2000, and
comprises dwellings for the gaoler and the superintendent of police, and
six cells, two large day rooms, and an airing yard for prisoners. The
following are the present Town Council, Borough Magistrates, &c.:
Mayor, Thomas Brown, Esq. || Recorder, W.M. Praed, Esq.
High Steward, Earl Fortescue.
Borough Justices, Earl Fortescue, Viscount Ebrington, and H.J.N. Bawden,
Wm. Binford, and Wm. Hole, Esqrs.
Aldermen, Wm. Flexman, Wm. Tapp, Jas. Maunder, and P. Tapp.
Councillors, Messrs. W.G. Smyth, J.E.J. Riccard, J.E. Cutcliffe, John
White, Wm. Binford, Thomas Brown, John Brown, John Tanner, F.M. Hitchcock,
E. J. Riccard, Wm. Thorne, and E.J. Riccard, M.D.
Town Clerk and Clerk to the Justices, J.G. Pearse.
Clerk of the Peace, R.M. Riccard. || Treasurer, B. Dunn.
Coroner, James Flexman. || Deputy-Coroner, J.T. Shapland.
Gaoler and Crier, Philip Widgery. || Police Superintendent, W.H. Fisher.
South Molton was one of the places appointed as the see of a Suffragan
Bishop, by an act of the 26th of Henry VIII., but it did not long enjoy
that dignity. In 1357, Nicholas Fitz Martin, being then lord of the manor,
obtained a charter for a market, to be held here on Sunday, and a fair at
the festival of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. The town has now a
considerable market every Saturday, for corn, provisions, &c. The Market
House, built by the Corporation in 1810, is a square brick building,
standing on pillars and arches. The upper room is used for lectures,
concerts, &c.; and corn, meat, &c., are sold in the basement story; but on
Saturdays, the Broad street, or Market place, is lined with stalls of every
description. Here are now two annual fairs, for cattle, &c., on the
Wednesday before June 22nd, and the Wednesday after August 26th; and great
cattle markets on the Saturdays after Feb. 13th and March 15th, and the
Saturdays before April 23rd, August 1st, October 10th, and December 12th.
The town has several wool combing establishments, and was formerly noted
for the manufacture of serges, shalloons, and pelts. There is still one
large woollen mill in the parish, employing about 150 hands; and in the
neighbourhood are several other coarse woollen factories, and quarries of
limestone, flagstones, &c. In the north part of the parish is a lead mine,
which yields a considerable portion of silver. The Church (St. Mary,) is a
spacious and handsome structure, in the perpendicular style, with a lofty
tower containing eight bells. It was enlarged in 1833-'4, at the cost of
£1400, and has now room for 1500 hearers. The interior was cleansed and
beautified, and a new organ erected, in 1829, at the cost of about £600.
The stone pulpit is of great antiquity, and is richly carved and
ornamented. In the chancel and aisles are several handsome mural monuments,
one of which is in memory of Henry Kerslake and his wife and two sons, who
were burnt to death when their house was destroyed by fire, in 1749.
According to the parish register, Wm. Lake died here in 1754, at the
advanced age of 104 years. In 1547, this church was given by Henry VIII. to
the Dean and Canons of Windsor, and they are still appropriators of the
tithes and rectorial glebe, (242A.,) and patrons of the perpetual curacy
valued in 1831 at £157, and now in the incumbency of the Rev. T.H.
Maitland, M.A., who built a handsome Parsonage House about eight years ago.
The tithes were commuted in 1839 for £910 per annum, and are held on lease
by the Corporation. At Honiton Barton, about two miles from the town, is
Trinity Chapel, belonging to the Southcomb family. It was built in 1730, at
the cost of more than £500, by the Rev. Lewis Southcomb, on the site of an
ancient chapel. It is handsomely fitted up, and the founder endowed it with
£40 a year out of an estate in the parish, and directed that it should
never be made a sinecure; that the stipend should be paid every Lord's day;
and that when service was omitted, the stipend should go towards the
repairs of the chapel, in which the founder and his father were both
buried. There are four chapels in the town belonging to dissenters. The
Independent Chapel is a handsome fabric, erected in 1834, at the cost of
about £1000, on the site of the old one, which was built in 1700. The
Baptists had a congregation here before 1715; but their present chapel was
built in 1843, at the cost of about £900, in the lancet Gothic style. The
Wesleyan Chapel was built in 1822, at the cost of about £600. The Plymouth
Brethren have a small chapel in South Street; and there are in the town a
few Mormonites and Bryanites, who meet at private houses. The Rev. Samuel
Badcock, an eminent critic and divine, was born here in 1747, and was
minister of the Independent Chapel, at Barnstaple, from 1770 till 1778, but
afterwards conformed to the church, and was ordained by Bishop Ross. He and
the late Judge Buller were educated at the FREE SCHOOL here, which was
built, with a house for the master, in 1682, by Hugh Squier, who died in
1709, and bequeathed to the Corporation of South Molton, in trust for this
school, and other charitable uses, Upcott farm, (52A.,) at Swimbridge, and
the glebe and rectorial tithes of Northam. After paying reserved rent and
fines to the Dean and Canons of Windsor, the Corporation derive from this
property about £340 per annum. Pursuant to the founder's will, they apply
yearly £40 to the support of the schoolmaster; and the rest of the clear
income is divided into two equal shares, one of which is expended in
repairing the highways, and the other is given to the mayor, to enable him
to defray the expenses of his office. Besides the annuity of £40, the
schoolmaster has about £18 a year from stock, money, and turnpike
securities, derived from savings of income in former years. He teaches
reading, writing, and arithmetic to 30 free scholars, and is allowed to
take other day scholars and boarders. The BLUE COAT SCHOOL, in the
Churchyard, was established by subscription, in 1711, and afterwards
endowed by various donors with £400, of which £200 was given by Eliz.
Squier, in 1734, and £100 by Eliz. Northcote, in 1742. It has received many
subsequent benefactions, and its present endowment consists of £2515 new
four per cent. stock. The two school rooms, with a house for the master and
mistress, were provided by the Corporation. They receive £35 a year for
teaching 36 boys and 15 girls, who are clothed in blue once a year.
Formerly this charity clothed and educated 45 boys and 20 girls. Here is
also a large NATIONAL SCHOOL built by the Corporation in 1833-'4, at the
cost of about £500, and attended by about 100 scholars. Sunday Schools are
attached to the church and three of the chapels; and there are in the town
various charitable and provident institutions; and among the latter is the
North Devon Annuitant Society, and a branch of the Devon and Exeter
Savings' Bank. In New road is a neat Freemason's Hall, erected in 1846, at
the cost of £450, by Lodge No. 610, which meets on the first Tuesday of
every month. South Molton Union is already noticed at page 603.
CHARITIES. - By a decree of the Court of Chancery in the third of Charles
I., it was determined that the Corporation should provide a house of
correction for the borough at their own expense, and should pay a yearly
rent-charge of £12 out of the Common Moor (6A.,) to the overseers for
distribution among the poor. Two small tenements, left to the poor by Jane
Whittle, in 1678, are now worth about £5 per annum. The poor of the parish,
not residing here, have the interest of £130, derived from £100 left by
Henry Harewood, in 1629. The resident poor have £12 a year from £200 left
by Eliz. Squier in 1734; and £100 left by Wm. Hunt, in 1642, and now vested
in turnpike securities. They have also £12 a year from £300 left by Mr.
Rashleigh, in 1615, and nine other donors, and now vested in the South
Molton turnpike. These sums, and the dividends, of £200 three per cent.
stock, purchased with the gift of Nathl. Sprigg, in 1781, are distributed
by the Corporation among the poor parishioners. For a weekly distribution
of bread, they have an annuity of £2. 12s. from Sir John Acland's Charity.
( See Exeter.) Out of the market tolls the poor have 27s. 6d. per annum,
pursuant to the bequest of Robert Brett, in 1597, and about £2 a year from
the gift of Joan Webber, in 1623. They have also the following yearly
doles, viz., 20s. left by Thomas Badcock, in 1663; £2. 12s. left by Agnes
Badcock, in 1641, out of 2A. 31P. of land; 28s. from Mrs. Courtenay's Gift;
£2 from £50 left by Joseph Palmer, in 1795; 8s. from £10 left by Wm. Gould,
in 1801; £2. 5s. from £50 left by Thomas Nott, Nicholas Palmer, and Joshua
Hole; and 30s. from £30 left by Mary Jones, in 1822. The CHARITY TRUSTEES
appointed for this borough, under the Municipal Act, are Messrs. W.J. Tapp,
Samuel Pearce, Thos. Cunningham, Thos. Brown, and Wm. Flexman.
SOUTH MOLTON DIRECTORY
The POST OFFICE is in East street, and Mr. John Thomas is the post master.
Letters are despatched to London, Exeter, &c., 5 minutes before 6 evening;
to the North at 11 morning; to Barnstaple, &c, at 10 minutes past 7
morning, and 35 minutes past 3 afternoon; and to Chulmleigh, &c, at 20
minutes past 7 morning. Letters are delivered at 8 morning and 6½
evening, and there are foot posts every morning to North Molton,
Chittlehampton, Filleigh, &c. Money orders are granted and paid.
Allen Misses, Townsend
Anthony Mrs, Townsend
Avery William, thatcher, Back lane
Bawden Humphrey John N., Esq, South street
Bawden Rev Joshua, B.A, lectrer. of Molland, East st
Binford Wm., Esq. Broad st
Burgess Frs, gent. Broad st
Burgess Mr John, Broad st
Chant Robert, purser to the Exmoor Wheal Eliza Copper Mine, King street
Chapple W., par. clk. East st
Chapple Mrs A., Brnstpl st
Clarke Rev Theophilus, curate, Ivy cottage
Cock John, brickmaker, &c., Rose Cottage
Cole Jas., relvg. officer and registrar, Adelaide place
Comins J. & Co, wood turners, sawyers, &c., Molebridge; h South street
Cotty John, gas manager
Crosse Rt. Jennings, Esq, solr., Broad street
Cunningham Thomas, gent. Barnstaple street
Cutliffe Chas. Jno., gent. Alpha Cotg., Barnstpl. st
Dee Mrs Ann, East street
Dunn Mr John, Church ln
Elsworthy Mrs M., South st
Fisher W. Hy., police supt.
Froude Mrs F., South street
Furse Mrs Eliz., East street
Galliford John, clk. East st
Giles Rev Thos., (lndpt.)
Gillard G., poulterer, East st
Gould Josh., organist, East st
Hamilton S., matron, Wkhs
Hargreaves Rev Jas., (Wes)
Hartnoll Mr P., East street
Haskins Wm., colt breaker, Back lane
Hearn Jas. farrier, Tnsd
Hill Jas., sergt. major N.D.Y., (late of 10th Royal Hussars,) Albert Place
Hill Mr Wm., Madder ln
Hitchcock, Maunder and Hitchcock, woollen mfrs. and merchants, Higher Mole
Mills
Hitchcock Frs. Maunder, & Wm. Maunder, mfrs.; house East street
Hodgkin Mrs Chtte., Sth st
Hole Wm. Esq. Churchyard
Holmes Jas., clk. Albert pl
Huxtable Mrs Eliz., Sth. st
Jones Mrs Eliz., East st
Jones R., superv., Mtplr. ctg
Kay Geo. Ptr, excise, Sth st
Kemp Miss Jane, Duke st
Leatherby Robert, turner, Mole bridge
Leatherby Wm., Prsng. ln
Lethbridge Wm., marine store dlr., East street
Leach Peter, veterinary surgeon, South street
Lyon Pasquell, jeweller, &c. Broad street
Maitland Rev Thos. H., M.A. incbt., Parsonage
Manley Mrs My., South st
Manning John, sherriff's officer, and high bailiff of County Court, Church
ln
Maunder Jas., Esq., Duke st
Merson Mr Wm., East st
Mills Mr John, New road
Moseley Mr Wm., Duke st
Nott Mrs Mary, East st
Orum Wm., clk,, Albert pl
Paramore Mrs Eliz., East st
Passmore Rev H,, East st
Pearce Saml. gent. South st
Pearce Mrs Sarah, East st
Pearse James, Esq, solr. and clerk of County Court, Broad street
Pearse John Gilberd, solr., town clerk, and clerk to magistrates, Broom
House
Radley Mrs Mary, Tnsnd.
Redler T., gov. of Workhs.
Riccard Jas. Edw. Jackson, Esq. solr. and union clk., Churchyard
Riccard Russell Martyn, solr., (clk. of peace for the Borough,) East street
Sanders Jas. Hooper, woolstapler and fellmonger, South street
Shipley Mrs My., Barstpl. st
Smith Mrs Grace, East st
Southcomb Geo. & road survr. & toll colr., Mill ln. gate
Southcomb L., gent. East st
Southcomb Mrs S., East st
Spencer Mrs Eliz., East st
Sutch Rev James, (Wes.) South street
Tanner Misses, Townsend
Tapp Mr Philip and Mrs, Townsend
Tapp Joanna, worsted dlr., East street
Tapp Wm. Jones, accountant, East street
Tepper Mrs, East street
Tepper Wm., overs., Sth. st
Thorne Mary, pawnbroker, South street
Toms Mrs Mary, East st
Trant Mr Wm., South st
Turner Mrs Eliza, Duke st
Venn John, excise, Albert pl
Vile James, marine store dlr., South street
Webb Mr James, East st
Whitford Capt. Wm. Hall, inspecting agent for South Molton silver and lead
mine, and Exmoor Wheal Eliza copper mine, Tnsnd
Widgery John, gent. Brd. st
Widgery Pp., gaoler, &c.
ACADEMIES.
(Marked * take Boarders.)
Blue Coat School, John and Ann Warren
Aggott Margt. Mill lane
* Free School, John Henry, East street
Hulland Mary, South st
Kingsland Mary A., East st
Maire Eliz., Back lane
National School, Letitia Neil, Back lane
Pearce Mrs & Miss, East st
* Rossiter Wm., East street
* Saunders Sarah, East st
* Stanbury Eliza, Bnstpl. st
Ward Sarah, South street
Webber Jno. & My., South st
ATTORNEYS.
Gillard Edw. K., Church ln
Pease, Son & Crosse, (clks. to magistrates, and proctors,) Broad street
Riccard & Son, (& proctors,) Churchyard
Shapland John Terrell, (dep. coroner,) Broad street
AUCTIONEERS.
Manning Andw., Broad st
Manning John, Church ln
BAKERS.
Bowden John, Cook's cross
Bowden Wm., Cook's cross
Chapple John, East street
Clark Richard, Barnstpl. st
Hacche John, South street
Harris John, Barnstaple st
Kingdon Oliver, East street
Kingdon Wm., East street
Latey James, East street
Marsden Thos, East street
Thomas James, East street
Vernon John, South street
Vicary Thomas, Townsend
Webb John, South street
BANKS.
National & Provincial Bank of England, (draw on London & Westminster,) Jno.
Longworth Dames, mngr. Broad street
Savings Bank, Edward K. Gillard, sec., Church ln
BASKET MAKERS.
Berry Geo., East street
Bulled John, Cook's cross
Kingsland Robt., Townsend
BLACK & W. SMITHS.
Cardar Wm., South street
Comins James, King street
Dockings Wm., Clapry. Mill
Grattan John, Hill
Griffiths Chas., Broad st
Harris John, Back lane
Harris Wm., South street
Holmes John, Barnstaple st
Moore Richard, South st
Sage James, East street
Sutton Daniel, Parsonage ln
Tepper Thos., Duke street
BOOKSELLERS, &c.
Dunn Bickham, Broad st
Searle George, Broad street
Tepper Amos, Broad street
BOOT & SHOE MKRS.
Adams John, Duke street
Aggott James, South street
Badcock G., Clappery Mill
Bouchier J., Barnstaple st
Cock George, King street
Drake Thos., East street
Eastmond Wm., East st
Hobbs George, East street
Hulland Wm. T., South st
Huxtable Wm., East street
Mairs Thomas, East street
Mairs John, Barnstaple st
Mole John, East street
Nott John, Cook's cross
Nutt Wm., East street
Thomas John, East street
Widgery Wm., New road
Williams John, Cook's cross
BUTCHERS.
Bowden Wm., Adelaide pl
Bright James, New road
Cock George, South street
Cole Wm., East street
Dunn Robert, Townsend
Eastmond John, East st
Fuke Richard, East street
Harris Wm. G., Duke st
Hill Edw. Steppa lane
Skinner Wm., Knight's Bray
Veysey John, South street
CABINET MAKERS.
Hacche John, Cook's cross
Kelly Richard, East st
Kingdon Oliver, South st
Mountjoy Wm., King st
Snow Robert, King street
CARPENTERS, etc.
(* are builders)
* Baker Henry, Duke street
* Baker Thomas, Back ln
* Cock Jno., Rose ctg., Sth. st
Crispin George, Mill lane
Hacche John, Cook's cross
Hacche John, jun. South st
* Smith John, South street
CHEMISTS & DRUGTS.
Attwater A.H., Broad st
Dunn Henry, Broad street
Paige John A., South street
Tanner John, Broad street
COAL DEALERS.
Bentley J.M., Barnstpl. st
Gill Wm., Townsend
Kingdon Oliver, Mill lane
Lewis Thos., Cook's cross
Lewis Wm., East street
CONFECTIONERS.
Fuke Simon, Cook's cross
Latey James, East street
Marsden Thomas, East st
Oram Wm., East street
COOPERS.
Collacott Joshua, East st
Collacott John, Back lane
Leatherby Wm., (& turner) Parsonage lane
CORN MILLERS.
Haskings Joseph, Bonner's
Redler John, Mole mills
Redler Ts. & Geo. Hayne's
CURRIERS.
Bentley Jas. M., Barnstpl. st
Cole George, Queen street
Reed Wm., East street
Vernon John, South street
FARMERS.
Barnes Wm. North Cockram
Buckingham Jno. Clotworthy
Burgess Wm. South Aller
Bussell Hy. Daws Blackpl
Chapple Jas., Neilds Town
Clerk Rd., Barnstaple st
Cridge Richard, Rock
Dale Wm., East street
Densem John, Townhouse
Dunn Wm., South street
Dyer Edw., North Woodhs
Eastmond John, East street
Elworthy John, Freynston
Elworthy J. Honiton Barton
Elworthy John, Hernamans
Elworthy Rt., Kingsland
Elworthy Wm., Sth. Woodhs
Fry Wm., East street
Hancock Robt. South Hill
Hancock Wm., Lwr. Blkpl
Harris Eliz. East Hache
Lock Mary, Ford
Manning Chas., West Hill
Manning Henry, Stone and Combrew
Perryman Wm. Ford Down
Phillips Thomas, Coombe
Shapland Geo. Freyston
Shapland James, Snurridge
Skinner John, Brembridge
Skinner John, Meeth
Skinner John Alexander, North Aller
Skinner Henry, West Ford
Skinner Wm. Knigh's Bray
Smith Henry, Mill lane
Smith Wm. W. Clotworthy
Trix Wm. sen. & jun. Great Hele
Tucker John, Ley
Widgery John, Dowerlands
Winnacott John, South st
Yendell Saml, Mid. Blkpool
FIRE & LIFE OFFICES.
Atlas, Jno. T. Shapland, B. st
Clerical, Medical, & General, John Gallaford, East st
County Fire and Provident Life, John Comins
English & Scottish Law Life & Loan, Geo. Searle
Freemasons', J.T. Shapland
General, Rt. Sawtell, B. st
Globe, Rd. Tepper, Broad st
Legal & Coml., Alex. H. Attwater
Norwich Union, Jas. E.J. Riccard
Phoenix, George Searle
Palladium, Cstn. Saunders
Royal Exchange Jno. Cock
Royal Farmer's, B. Dunn
Sun, Wm. Jones Tapp
West of England, Sl. Pearce
GARDENERS, &c.
Leatherby John, Adelaide pl
Rowland Ts., Barnstaple st
Sage Wm. Lucas, Brnstpl. st
Sanders Jas. H., South st
Tapp Joanna, East street
Vernon John, East street
Vicary Thomas, Townsend
GLOVERS.
Kingdon Sarah, South st
Sanders Jas. Hooper, South st
GROCERS & TEA DLRS.
Buckingham Ts. Broad st
Chant Robert, King street
Dakin John, South street
Dale Ann, Broad street
Deagon Wm., Queen street
Hancock Josias, East st
Kingdon Abm., Broad st
Latey James, East street
Radley James, South street
Sheppard Rd., East street
Smith John, South street
Tanner John, Broad street
Vernon Henry, South street
HAlRDRESSERS.
Burgess Francis, Broad st
Chapple Thomas, Broad st
Dunn John, King street
Quick John, East street
HAT MANUFACTRS.
Aggott Henry, Barnstpl. st
Doherty Susan, East street
Pearce Wm., East street
INNS & TAVERNS.
Anchor, Geo. Snow, South st
Barnstaple Inn, My. Mountjoy, Barnstaple street
Exeter Inn, Wm. Vickery, South street
Fortescue Arms, John Bater, Broad street
George, (posting,) Christian Saunders, Broad street
Golden Lion, Jno. Fry, Sth. st
Half Moon, Ann Hill, Sth. st
Hare & Hounds, Thomas Barrow, East street
King's Arms, Wm. Thorne, King street
New Inn, Philip Baker, South street
North Country Inn, James Lake, Townsend
Red Cow, W. Aggott, East st
Red Lion, John Graddon, Barnstaple street
Ring of Bells, Wm. Gaydon Harris, Duke street
Rose & Crown, Hy. Searle, South street
Star, Eliz. Dunn, Broad st
Tiverton Inn, John Vernon, East street
Town Arms, Jas. Mountjoy, East street
Unicorn, Geo Cole, Queen st
BEERHOUSES.
Dockings John, Cook's cross
Fry Wm., East street
Knill Charles, Cook's cross
Leatherby John, Steppa ln
Osmond John, Back lane
Prescott John, East street
Tout James, Townland
Wotton Abm., East street
IRONMONGERS, BRAZIERS, &c.
Breayley Wm., Barnstpl. st
Comins James, King street
Comins John, South street
Griffiths Charles, Broad st
Powell Lewis & Son, Sth. st
Thorne Wm., Broad street
Trawin Henry, East street
LIME BURNERS.
Burgess Wm South Aller
Cridge Richard, Rock
LINEN & WLN. DRAPRS
Brown John, Broad street
Farley John, Broad street
Haydon John, Broad st
Hodge Thomas, Broad st
Huxtable Robert, Broad st
Radley James, South street
Sawtell Robert, Broad st
Trawin Mary, East street
Webber Mary, King street
White John, East street
Wilmets Wm., East street
MALTSTERS.
Cole George, Queen street
Hooper Grace, East street
Sanders James, East street
Shapland Wm., Duke st
Skinner John & Alexander, North Aller
Winnacott John, South st
MASONS.
Bowden Wm., Cook's cross
Collacott Wm., Back lane
Collacott Wm, Churchyard
Gloyn John, East street
Kingdon Wm., East street
Nott John, East street
Phillips Robert, Adelaide pl
Shapcott Henry, Alfred pl
Thomas John, Churchyard
Thomas Wm., Back lane
MILLINERS, &c.
Allen Mary, South street
Carter Jane, South street
Greenslade Eliz., East st
Griffiths Ann, Broad street
Harris Joanna, East st
Hill Jane, Townsend
Holloway, Maria, Queen st
Hulland Mary, Cock's yard
Huxtable Sarah, South st
Macey Mary, Cock's yard
Manley & Lockyer, East st
Marsh Eliz, Queen street
Matthews Eliz., Cook's cross
Mole Eliz., East street
Mole Maria, South street
Nutt Elizabeth, South st
Rowcliffe My. Ann, Broad st
Shapland Eliz., Duke st
Tapp Grace, Duke street
Webb Harriet, East street
PAINTERS, PLUMBRS., & GLAZIERS.
Comins John, South street
Gillard George, East street
Powell Lewis & Son, Sth. st
Prescott John, East street
Trawin Henry, East street
PHYSICIANS.
Riccard Edward Jackson, East street
Thorne James Wilkins, Broad street
ROPE & TWINE MKRS.
Bartlett Richard, Mill lane
Bennett Giles, Steppa lane
Bishop Wm., Barnstpl. st
Phillips John, Townsend
Sparkes Robert, South st
SADDLERS.
Flashman Ann, Barnspl. st
Holmes John, South st
Packer John, South street
Smyth Wm., Broad street
Tepper Richard, Broad st
SHOPKEEPERS.
Bishop Wm., Barnstaple st
Blackford John, Mill lane
Bowden Mgt., Cook's cross
Chanter Thomas, South st
Coles Jas. Matthews, East st
Dale Ann, Broad street
Davies John, East street
Drake Robert, Barnstaple st
Dunn John, King street
Kingdon John, East street
Kingdon Wm., East street
Hobbs Elizabeth, East st
Huxtable John, Townsend
Lyddon Wm., Broad street
Manning Mary, Townsend
Mayne Ann, Barnstaple st
Nott John, Cook's cross
Odam George, Church lane
Perry Thomas, East street
Thorne John, Duke street
Tuckett Wm., Barnstaple st
STRAW HAT MAKERS.
Clark Jane, Barnstaple st
Griffiths Ann, Broad st
Matthews Eliz., Cook's crs
Nutt Eliz., South street
Parsons Sus., Steppa lane
Rowcliffe M. Ann., Broad st
Shapland Eliz., Duke st
Webb Harriet, East street
SURGEONS.
Brown Thomas, Broad st
Cutcliffe John Elworthy, Broad street
Flexman James, (coroner,) Duke street
Flexman Wm., Duke street
Furse Robert, East street
Southcomb Wm. Thomas, South street
Tanner Richard Elworthy, East street
TAILORS.
Blackford John, Mill lane
Hodge John, East street
Huxtable Wm., Barnstpl. st
Huxtable Wm. jun., Sth. st
Joslin Richard, Steppa lane
Kingdon John, South street
Manning Charles, South st
Moore Samuel, South street
Norman James, South st
Odam George, Church lane
Pearce John, East street
Selley Amos, Churchyard
Sheppard George, East st
Thorne John, Duke street
Vernon Henry, South street
Wilmets Wm., East street
TALLOW CHANDLERS.
Deagon Wm., Queen street
Mogridge (Wm.) & Odgers (John Johns,) South st
TANNERS.
Furse George, East street
Smyth Wm. Gould, East st
TEA DLRS. (TRAVLNG.)
Harris Thomas, East street
McKelvie John, East street
McKinnel Rd. (dpr.) East st
Tremeer Joseph, South st
TEMPRNCE HOTELS.
Bidder John, East street
Bidder Thos., Barnstaple st
WATCH & CLOCK MKS.
Bickell Rd. John, (& jeweller,) Broad street
Foster Henry, East street
Mills Sl. G., Barnstaple st
WHEELWRIGHTS.
Chapple Wm., Barnstpl. st
Griffiths Charles, Broad st
Moor Frank, South street
Moor Henry & Son, South st
Smith James, Clotworthy
Smoldon George, Hill
Taylor Wm., Steppa lane
WINE & SPIRIT MERTS.
Chant Robert, King street
Deagon Wm., Queen street
Huxtable Rt., Broad street
Tanner John, Broad street
WOOLCOMBERS.
Goole George, Back lane
Kingdon John, Cook's cross
Parsons John, Steppa lane
Nutt Humphry, New road
COACHES.
Mails, &c. to BARNSTAPLE, Ilfracombe, &c. from the George Inn, at 7 morning
" 3 & 5½ afternoon; & to TlVERTON to meet trains for London, Bristol &
Exeter, at 9½ & 11½ morning, and at 5½ afternoon.
CARRIERS..
To Barnstaple, Jas. Chapple, from the Unicorn daily; Wm. Deagon Queen st.,
daily; & Pp. Baker, New Inn, Friday.
Chumleigh, Wm. Shaddick, South st. daily, (on foot.)
Exeter, Thos. March, Mill lane, Mon. & Thursday
Exeter, Crediton, Plymouth, &c., Pridham & Lake's Van, from the Union,
daily
Plymouth, Wm. Osmond, Townsend and Rt. Letherby, Mill lane, Mon.
Tiverton, Saunders & Hawkes from the George; & Thos. Avery, from Town Arms,
Tues. Thurs. & Sat.; & Philip Baker, (New Inn,) Tuesday
Waggons, &c. to all parts of N. Devon, from the George Inn, whence goods
are forwarded to Tiverton Station
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