History, gazetteer, and directory, of Suffolk

3 Horse and Groom, George Flatman 1 Horse Shoes, Benj. Chas. Planner 9 Lamb, John Paliner

16 Marquis of Granby, Leonard Ruse 8 Queen Victoria, James Fras. Deeks 16 Railway Tavern, John Lovick 13 Rising Sun, Matthew Witham Rutland Arms, Wm. Dixon Boyce 2 Sir John Barleycorn, Henry Murfet Star Hotel, Elizabeth Snell 10 Three Tuns, James Clark 2 Two Old Brewers, Mrs Dennis Waggon & Horses, John Martin 15 Wellington, Robert Jacob 8 Wheat Sheaf, Samuel Pearson White Hart, Charles Bottom, (posting) 2 White Lion, Philip Arber 10 Woolpack, Robert Parkinson

ACADEMIES.

14 BewsherRev W.R Clarke Elizabeth 8 Culmer George Frye Mrs F. 8 Johnson Mrs 14 Kerry Eliz. Parkinson Kate Payne Fanny Prince Ann Robinson Rev Rt. 5 Rowlatt John C.,

National School Ruse Harriet 16 Swindells John

ATTORNEYS.

Isaacson & Button
Kitchener W. C.
2 Phillips Charles

AUCTIONEERS

And Estate Agents Feist Ebenezer

[ Simpson Allen
BOOT & SHOEMKRS.
9 Adams Martin
8 Brewster George
2 Craske E. & Son
11 Daniel Chas.
Howlett Samuel
Mayfield George
15 Pettit Thomas
1 Prigg Thomas
14 Rayner William
11 Seagrott Heury
2 Utton Thomas
16 Waters Thos.

BREWERS
And Maltsters.
Moody Tyrell
2 Phillips Charles

BRICKLAYERS.

16 Bainbridge John 3 Bouttell William Clark Edward

15 Isaacson & Tat-8Clark Samuel

tersall

BAKERS, &c.

8 Allen Robert Allen William 10 Andrews Thos. Brown Henry 3 Cooper Robert Crosier Mary 16 Paxman Jph. 16 Pond George 6 Pond Henry 10 Simpson Wm. Stephenson Charles

BASKET MAKERS. 10 Cole Robert 9 Cole William 10 Jarvis Samuel

BEERHOUSES.

5 England Wm. 8 Hills Thomas 15 Hitchen Wm.

BLACKSMITHS. Barrow Wm. & Rd., and vety.surgeons Kerry G., farrier 10 King Luke & Hy. 17 Peachey Robert BOOKSELLERS, PRINTERS, AND STATIONERS.

Rogers and Clark

Coe David

2 Hitchen Oliver

BUTCHERS.

10 Bland Robert 10 Bocock David 15 Cunningham T. 15 Gent William Goodchild John 10 Holmes John Jeffrey Richard S. 10 Reed Thomas 10 Wiseman Nor.; h Wood Ditton CABINET MAKERS. Chapman Chas. 8 Chapman John 5 Holden John 8 Hull Fleetwood Newman Wm.

CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS. Arnull Henry Dunning Thomas Rogers Sarah

COACH MAKERS.

8 Deeks J. Francis Hunnybun Thos.

COAL MERCHANTS.

Andrews Fuller, jan. (and timber) 1 Bryant Wm. & Rt.

Jarvis James
Smith Pp., Station
CONFECTIONERS.
Dearsley Arabella
6 Pond Henry
10 Porter William
10 Reynolds Joha
COOPERS.

1 Franks Thomas
8 Hills James
10 Jarvis Samuel
CORN MERCHANTS.
Bloss Fdk. Lyneh
Bryant Wm. & Rt.
10 Cole Robert

CORN MILLER.

5 Simpson Wm.

FARMERS. Bottom William Boyce Wm. D. Bryant William Farthing Charles Ratliff William 4 Babin Thos. F. Westley Ralph GROCERS, &c. 15 Bocock Robert 8 and 10 Hilton My. and William 17 Jarrold George Pars Thomas Porter Eleanor Postans George C. Webster & Bayley

HAIR DRESSERS.
Porter George
15 Braham John
10 Moody Thomas
Stebbing Charles
9 Symonds Samuel
10 Symonds Thos.

HATTERS.
See Tailors and
Linen and Woollen
Drapers.

IRONMONGERS.

15 Adlard Charles, and tinner, &c Boby Robert 10 Brown & Colby Lord Simeon

JOCKEYS.

See also Trainers. 8 Abdale William 8 Bartholomew Jas. 1 Bell Henry 4 Butler Francis 4 Essling William 4 Flatman Elnata. 5 Norman John 12 Pettit Robert S. Price Peter Rogers Samuel 16 Sharp G. E. 8 8ly Robert

JOINERS. 5 Driver Thos. Hammond James 16 Ruse & Challise 7 Ruse John Wm. 11 Westley Samuel

LINEN & WILL

DRAPERS.

Andrews Hetry
10 Hebblewha
Park Thomas
Pratt James
Vince Willian

MILLINERS, E.
1 Arauli Se4.
10 Avis Nancy
Bradfer Emily
2 Dunn Lory
8 Edmondson Ny
10 Hockley Lamet
3 Hongh M
14 Huff Henneta
8 Lincoln Jane
13 Purkis Ann
14 Pardaye M
10 Moody Mary
Sadler Charca
8 Tomlin Harries
Wiles Ellen
Wilson Misses
PAINTERS, F101-
BERS, & GLATILES.
Clark Thomas
12 Leach Wm,
Payne Solomos
Peck Geo. Fik, and
paper hanger
SADDLERS.

Boyce Charles
Holland Horstie
Turner Joseph

SHOPKEEPERS. Andrews Fuer 5 Barnard Sphi 8 Bayley Henry 8 Browning Jeka 9 Ball William 10 Chapman Els 16 Foreman My. 4. 10 Porter Willam Pond George 10 Reynolds John Sherwin Thomas 8 Spring Wm. 8 Staples Clara

STONE MASONS. Arber Philip 8 Clark Samuel 3 Parkinson Edw. STRAW HAT ME 13 Argent Martha 4 Balls Eliz. Purkis Lucy Utton Susannah

SURGEONS.

Faircloth Richard Fyson & Gamble Fyson Robert Page Frederick Peck Floyd M. TAILORS. 10 Avis Wm., sen. 10 Avis Wm. Augst. Bradfer Jas. & Son 17 Burling Joseph Clark My, and Sen 9 Dyson William 2 Folkes Joseph

RAILWAY

Trains to Bury St. Edmund's, Cambridge,
London, &c., four times a day.
OMNIBUS

From the Rutland Arms, to meet all the
trains.

CARRIERS.
Marked 2 stop at Horse and Groom; 3, Star;
4, Waggon and Horses; 5, White Lion;
6, Crown: 7, Bull; and 9, Two Brewers.
Bury, Rails daily, and 7 A. Smith, Wed.
Burwell.-5 E. South, 8 H. Mingay, and
9 J. Morley, Tues., Thu., and Sat.
Cambridge.-Rails daily, and 7 A. Smith,
Saturday.

Cowling.-3 Wm Potter, Tues. and Fri.
Gazeley.-6 C. Osborne, Tues. and Fri.
Haverhill.-3 Thos. Woollard, Tues.
Isleham.-7 Edw. Fletcher, Tuesday.
Ipswich.-Rails daily.

Lidgate.-J. Balls, Thursday.
London.-Rails daily.

Mildenhall.-Jus. Ball, Tues. and Fri.
Soham.-4 W. Murfit and 3 S. Elsden,
Tues, and Saturday.
Thetford.-Rails daily.

Wickhambrook.-3J. Brown, Tu. and Fri.

Changes, &c., since IPSWICH DIRECTORY at pages 105 to 146 was printed.

Aldrich Rev Wm., B.D., Northgate street
Alexander Mrs., Whitton road
Allen Ann, vict. Half-Moon, Foundation st
Andrews Jas. tea dealer, Woodbridge road
Annes Samuel R. druggist, 15 Tavern st
Bacon Mr John, Grenville street
Barnes Charles, vict. Elephant and Castle,
Mount street

Baxter John, shopkeeper, Chenery street
Baxter John, beerhouse, St Helen's street
Beard Wm. butcher, St Peter's street
Berryman & Nunn, accountants & agents,
Upper Brook street

Bilham Widow, baker, Clay lane

Bird Wm. fishmonger, Great Whip street
Bloss Susannah, eating-house, Carr street
Bonnewitz Chas. beerhouse and musician,
Norwich road

Botwright Jas. railway superintndt. Station
Brill George, eating-house, St Nicholas st
Bugg Alfred, beerhouse, Bridge street
Butcher George F. gent. Burlington road
Cade Robert, watchmaker, Orwell place
Chevallier Clement, gent. Rushmere
Chilver George. druggist, Bridge street
Clarke George, shoemaker, Clarkson st
Clarke Mr John, Burlington road
Clarke Wm. tea dealer, Norwich road
Cock Wm, baker, Fitzroy street
Cole Serjeant George, New Barracks
Cox Mr John, Grenville street
Creasy E. & E. milliners, Queen street
Cutting Miles, druggist, St Margaret's st
Daniels Robert, collector, Railway Station
Elvin Mrs. milliner, 1 Norwich road
Ensor J. L. (now at Semer)

Fisk Henry, relieving officer, Norwi2h rd
Flory Wm. cap proprietor, Chenery street

Francis Saml. Geo. valuer, &c., Crown st
Francis Richard S. watchmaker, Queen st
Fulcher Alfred, boot maker, Austen st
Garnham Wm. gamekeeper, Woodbridge rd
Girling Wm. beerhouse and builder, St
Helen's street

Goodchild Amos, baker, St Margaret's pln
Gooding John, vict. Freehold Tavern,
California

Gray George, engineer, Clarkson street
Grimwood Caroline, grocer, Orwell place
Gurney John S. wood turner, St Peter's st
Hatch Rbt. English, shopkeeper, Mount st
Hazell John, vict. Angel, Fore street
Hazell Joseph, beerhouse, Stoke street
Head Jeremiah, gent. Norwich road
Helsdon Dennis, grocer, St Matthew's st
Hood Thos. coach maker, Chenery street
Hunt John & Co. tailors and outfitters,
Tavern street, and Lynn

Hunt Miles, shopkeeper, East street
Jennings Thomas C. optician, &c., Tacket
street; h 3 Aliwal place

Johnson Saml. Robt. shopkeeper, Long h
Johnson H. & E. milliners, Butter market
Kemp Thomas, clerk of Samford Union, 2
Norwich road

Kerrison Roger Allday, Esq., Woodbdg. rd
Leggett Chas. cabinet maker, Chenery st
Ling Geo. vict. Royal Albert, Railway Stn
Larking Wm. vict. King's Head, King st
Long John, vetny, surgeon, Tower ditches
Love Captain Edwin M., Woodbridge road
Lyons Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Elm street
Macro Jacob, boot maker, High street
Markham Mr Charles, Berners street
Martin Enoch, beerhouse, Silent street
Masters James, beerhouse, Rope lane

Norfolk & Eastern Counties Coal Company,
Stoke bridge; Benj. Mason, agent
Owen Rev John, B.A., incumbent of St
Margaret's, Fonnereau road
Patterson Wilfred. boot maker, Stoke
Pay Win. grocer, St Clement's

Peace Simon, vict. Defiance, Stoke st
Rands Emnl. sen. rope mkr. St Peter's st
Rice Philip, beerhs. & carrier, Clay lane
Seagrave Wm. rag, &c. dlr. St Margrt.'s st
Simpson Geo. shopkeeper, Norwich road
Smith John, cabinet mkr. St Matthew's st
Smith Thomas, tide surveyor, Customs
Spurling Samuel, grocer, Crown street
Steel Wm. shopkeeper, Bird's Gardens
Stephens Philip Richard Laws, vict. Sun,
St Stephen's lane

Stevens Rt. vict. Royal Wm., Handford rd Studd Henry R. beerhouse, Gaol lane Sullings Charles, wood turner and bat maker, Great Whip street

Thurlow John, vict. Dove, St Helen's st
Ward Rev Chas, incumbent of St Nicholas,
Woodbridge road

Warren John, jeweller. Westgate
Wells John, pork butcher and beerhouse.
Crown street

Wiles Mary A. baby linen dealer, Tavern st
Wilson Joseph. grocer, St Margaret's st
Youngman Jno. corn chandler, St Peter's st

WOODBRIDGE, (Page 282.)

Allcock Wm. baker, Market hill Brightwell Susan, beerhouse, Market hill Brooks German, vict. Queen's Head, Sek

forde street

Bunn Walter, beerhouse, Castle street

Fox Francis, mail contractor, Sekforde st
Gurney Godfrey, vict. Cross Inn, Church st
Jefferys Rev John, (Wesleyan,) New street
Pepper Lionel, gent. Sekförde street
Pite George Alfred, draper, Thoroughfare
BENTLEY, (Page 213.)
Warden Jonathan, vict. Tankard

BLUNDESTON, (Page 534.)
Barber Thomas, farmer

GREAT FINBOROUGH, (Page 410.) Slater Wm. farmer, Boyton Hall

GORLESTON, (Page 581.)

Bellanny David, butcher
Marston Robert, vict. Feathers

HALESWORTH, (Page 311.)
Clark George, painter, plumber, &c.
White Henry, relieving officer

Corn Exchange only 80 feet long (p. 308.)

HINTLESHAM, (Page 222.)

Read Wm. beerhousekeeper

LOWESTOFT, (Page 565.) Clarke Charles W. tinner, High street Hindle (Wm.) & Barker (John), mill

founders, gasfitters, &c. Commercial Toogood Wm. builder, 46 Marine paraiOULTON, (Page 574.) Woods Thomas Roe, ironfounder, (late Kiddle) (see page 575)

PEASENHALL FARMERS.
Bird Samuel il Mutimer Elijah
Tunney John Robert Wm.
Sampson Robert (see pape 323)

SAMFORD UNION, (Page 212! Mr Thomas Kemp, of Ipswich, is a clerk of this Union

SOUTHTOWN, (Page 59.) Fenn Lieutenant Robert, Armoury Sherrin Geo. tailor & vict. Manby's Crest Captain Manby died in November, 194

STOWMARKET, (Page 421.)

Edgar John, supervisor

Ives Robt. shoemkr. & beerhs. Ipswich Long Septimus, surveyor of taxes, Bury s Bower & Prest, millers, Rickinghal Sar. Tindale Wm. corn, &c. merchant. Bedr: THORRINGTON, (Page 336)

Pearce Daniel, farmer

WALPOLE, (Page 338.) Clutton James Draper, farmer Davies George, fariner

Page Captain Thomas

WESTON, (Page 677.)

Nixon Robert, farmer

WESTHALL, (Page 342.) Hill Jesse, veterinary surgeon and vid.

Race Horse

WESTLETON, (Page 343) Forsdick Henry, vict. Crown

WISSETT, (Page 344.)

Thurton Sarah, viet. Swan

WYVERSTONE, (Page 617.) Clarke Joseph, farmer, Valentine Hall YOXFORD, (Page $47.) Johnson Alex. Robert, Esq., Grove Heat Sillett Charlotte, vict. Three Tuns Inn

MAYORS FOR 1854-5. Bury St Edmund's.-Wm. Salmon, Esq. Beccles. John Crisp, Jun., Esq. Eye.-C. Creame, Esq.

Ipswich.-Peter Bartholomew Long, Esq.
Southwold.-Alfred Lillingstone, Esq.
Sudbury.-W. R. Bevan, Esq.
Thetford.-H. A. Bartlett, Esq.
Yarmonth.-Charles John Palmer, Esq

TABLE OF

DISTANCES,

Shewing the Distances of the Market Towns in Suffolk, from each other, and from London, by the Turnpike Roads.

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ROBERT LEADER, PRINTER, INDEPENDENT OFFICE, SHEFFIELD.

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