Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades for NORTH CAVE in Bulmer's Directory of 1892.

NORTH CAVE TOWNSHIP.

• Letters, via Brough, arrive at 4-45 am.; delivery begins at 7 am.; despatch, 7-25 p.m.
• Post, Money Order, Telegraph, Insurance and Annuity Office at Mrs. Mary Taylor's, grocer. Nearest Railway Station, North Cave (a quarter-of-a-mile), H. & B. Ry.

Miscellany of trades

• Anderson James, blacksmith
• Barker Reuben, butcher and cattle dealer
• Bell Miss Mary Alice
• Berry Walter, horsebreaker
• Beverley William, hairdresser
• Black Andrew, brassfounder (Hull)
• Blacker William, bootmaker
• Blanchard Robert, market gardener
• Buckton Geo. Freer, solicitor, Westgate house; office, 21 Parliament street Hull
• Cameron Robert Duncan, L.R.C.P., L.R.C.S. (Edin.), Croft house
• Chrispin George, butcher, Westgate
• Coates Miss Margaret, Low hall
• Coulson Mr. Henry, Church street
• Craven Thomas, butcher, Church street
• Davey John, earthenware dealer
• Davy Thomas, coal merchant
• Denton Tom, schoolmaster
• Drewry George, vict., Black Swan
• Easingwood Thomas, bellman
• Everingham Miss Alice Watson
• Everingham Mrs. Annie, Westgate
• Farmery William, tailor
• Fowler Charles, joiner, &c., Church street
• Fowler George Frederick, grocer and draper
• Garlick Samuel, vict., Albion Hotel
• Gelder William, thrashing machine proprietor
• Gowland Mr. Richard, Church street
• Gray John, baker and confectioner, Church st
• Greenwood Charles, builder
• Greenwood Edward, builder
• Grice Mrs. Fanny and Miss Harriet Benson, dressmakers, church street
• Hargrave Miss Ann, grocer
• Harwood Miss Annie, schoolmistress
• Hicks Tom Henry (Saunders & Hicks)
• Hicks William, bootmaker and parish clerk
• Howard Miss Mary Eliza
• Howdie Benjamin, refreshment rooms
• Ingham William, bootmaker and newsagent, Westgate
• Jones Rev. John C. (Primitive Methodist)
• Jones Miss Maria, Westgate
• Kirby Johnson, mangr. to T. S. Whittaker, Esq.
• Kirby Robert, grocer
• Lamb Mrs. Ann
• Leeson Miss Maria, Westgate
• Maud Nicholas, assistant overseer
• Middlebrook Richard, auctioneer, valuer, and land agent, Westgate
• Middlebrook Miss Sarah Ann
• Mounsor Arthur, coal merchant, North Lane station, and at Newport
• Mounsor Coulson, coal merchant
• Newmarch Thomas, painter, &c., Church st
• Nockless Edward, painter, &c., Church street
• Parker John, Friends' cottage
• Parkinson John, auotioneer and valuer, Sand hall
• Parkinson William, saddler, Westgate
• Pearson Charles, joiner, Church street
• Pearson John, joiner and builder, Westgate
• Plewes John William, miller
• Powell Mr. James
• Rispin Henry, carrier, Church street
• Saunders & Hicks, ironfounders and blacksmiths
• Saunders R. W. & T., ironfounders andimplement makers
• Saunders Robt. Wm. (H. W. & T. Saunders)
• Saunders Thomas, (R.W.& T. Saunders)
• Scott Anthony Eland, grocer
• Selby Wm., insurance and commission agent
• Simpson John William, grocer and draper
• Spawtin Edward Ward, stationmaster, North Cave station
• Taylor George, tailor and draper
• Taylor Mrs. Mary, grocer and postmistress
• Temperance Hall - Church street
• Tomlinson Rev. Walter M., M.A. (Gonville and Caius College, Cantab.), vicar, The Vicarage
• Underwood Mr. Dennis, Westgate
• Wright Geo. Mountain, builder, Church street
• York City & County Banking Co., Ltd., Westgate; attendance, 3-30 to 5-0 p.m. Monday and Thursday; Chas. Wilkinson, manager
• Yorkshire Banking Co., Ltd.; attends from South Cave, Monday, from 2-0 to 3-0 p.m.
• Yorkshire Penny Bank, Girls' school; Tuesday, 4-0 to 5-0 p.m.

Carriers.

• Anderson Abraham Swales, to Hull, Tues. & Fri.
• Copeland Seth Wm., to Beverley (Globe Inn), Saturday
• Rispin Hy., to Black Swan, Mytongate, Hull, Tuesday and Friday, and to Newport
• Smith James, Hull, Tuesday and Friday, and Market Weighton, Wednesday

Farmers.

• Atkinson James, Westgate
• Beckett Joseph Dennis, Dryholme
• Blossom Thomas, Manor farm, Nordham
• Boast Samuel, Nordham
• Boast William & Richard (and millers)
• Clementshaw Thomas
• Copeland Seth William
• Dennis Charles, Common
• Dudding Mrs. Ann, Newport
• Freeman George, Railway crossing
• Graves Jas., hind for Col. Clitherow, Castle farm
• Gray Daniel, and vict., The White Hart
• Hicks Henry, Nordham
• Hill John Cooper (and fellmonger)
• Holmes Mrs. Ann (& coal and gravel mercht.)
• Jarratt Percival, Walling Fen house, via Newport, Brough
• Moate William, Finkle street
• Mounsor Williamson, Mill house
• Pinder Benjamin, Westgate
• Rispin William
• Robinson Mrs. Elizabeth, Nordham
• Scott William & Joseph, Westgate farm
• Stather William, Milestone house
• Suddaby Robert, Manor farm
• Thomas Ambrose, hind for Philip Darling, via Newport, Brough
• Thornham Charles, Jarrett hills
• Tomlinson George, Topping's house
• Tomlinson James W., Brook farm
• Waudby John

EVERTHORPE.

• Post Office at James Pearson's. Letters via Brough, arrive at 5-15 a.m. Delivery commences at 7 a.m.; despatch at 7-36 p.m., Sunday at 6-40 p.m. Nearest Money Order and Telegraph Office - North Cave (one mile).

Miscellany of trades

• Barker Jesse, gamekeeper, Everthorpe hall
• Hardy John, gardener
• Pearson James, joiner, grocer, and post office
• Thompson Anthony, market gardener
• Whittaker Thos. Stephen, Esq., Everthorpe hall

Farmers.

• Anderson Abraham, Manor farm
• Bradshaw Thomas
• Crispin Richard
• Househam Alfred (and cattle dealer), Mill house
• Laverack Henry, Everthorpe grange
• Musk George
• Thompson John

DREWTON.

• Letters via South Cave, Brough, except where stated otherwise.

Miscellany of trades

• Gray Wm. junr., seed crusher; office, 35 High street, Hull
• Morrison Thomas, accountant, Drewton stray
• Nichol Jas., stationmaster, South Cave station
• Wilson John William, nurseryman and florist
• Wilson John, bank manager, Drewton stray
• Wilson John, shepherd, Toll bar

Farmers.

• Coulson John William, West Hill farm
• Fisher William, Low farm
• Hutchinson Thomas, High Drewton, via North Cave
• Leake William Robert (and coal merchant and agent for Goole Tillage Co.'s cake, seeds, tillages, &c.), Kettlethorpe
• Robinson Robert Thomas, Rudstone walk
• Suddaby Robert Henry, letters via North Cave
• Wimbush Miss Beatrice

NORTH CLIFFE TOWNSHIP.

• Letters, via Hotham Brough, are delivered at 8-0 a.m., and collected at the same time. Nearest Money Order and Telegraph Office, North Cave (two miles).

Miscellany of trades

• Fox William Henry, Esq., The Lodge; and at Bradwell grove, Burford, Oxon.
• Gowthorpe Miss Ellen, schoolmistress
• Smith Wm., gamekpr. & caretaker, The Lodge

Farmers,

• Appleton George Wm., (and overseer, surveyor, and assessor of taxes, and land steward for Wm. Hy. Fox, Esq.), Manor house and the Hall farm
• Gospel William, Town End farm and Bunny hill, South cliffe
• Holdridge John Henry, Carr farm
• Naylor Wm., farm bailiff for Market Weighton Reformatory, Avenue farm
• Rennison Mrs. Annie, Hill farm
• Watson Mrs. Martha, Bielsbeck farm

SOUTH CLIFFE TOWNSHIP.

• Letters, via Hotham Brough, are delivered about 8-0 am., and collected at the same time. Nearest Money Order and Telegraph Office, North Cave (two miles).

Miscellany of trades

• Kempley John, auctioneer, Manor house; office, Market Weighton
• Parkin James, blacksmith
• Reynolds John, shopkeeper
• Walker George, joiner

Farmers.

• Appleton George William (and steward to William Henry Fox, Esq.)
• Barr Walter Henry, Now or Never farm
• Gospel John & William, Bunny hill
• Harker Thomas, Cliffe dales
• Jackson George, Duck nest
• Kempley William, C.C., Manor house
• Leake Thomas, Boarden doors
• Scott Mrs. Barbara
• Sutton Henry

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