Thorne Directory of Trades and Professions for 1822

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for THORNE in Baines's Directory and Gazetteer Directory of 1822.

Post,

• Post Master- George Binge.
• Letters arr. at 8 mng. are despatched at 3 afternoon.

DIRECTORY.

Miscellany of trades

• Abson Ann, toll barkeeper
• Adams Christopher, ironmonger and hardwareman
• Ainley & Wade, sloop builders
• Ainley Samuel, victualler, Ship
• Aked Miles, victualler, Neptune
• Andro James, yeoman
• Armitage George, stone mason and merchant
• Astrop Maria, dress maker
• Atkinson Hannah, gentlewoman
• Atkinson John, tailor
• Atkinson Joseph & Son, sloop builders
• Atkinson Wm. surgeon & druggist
• Auckland James, boot & shoe maker
• Barley Thos. vict. Red Lion, (posting house and excise office)
• Baxter William, tanner
• Bealby William, victualler, Marquis of Granby
• Beaver Thomas, wheelwright
• Beckitt William attorney, clerk to the Trustees of the Turnpike Road, to the Mariner's Society, and to the Manor Association, &c. &c.
• Bell John, linen draper, brush dealer
• Benson Ann, gentlewoman
• Benson John, gentleman
• Blackburn Benj. clock & watch mkr.
• Blagborough Benjamin, clock and watch maker
• Bleasby John, joiner & wheelwright
• Bleasby Jonathan, joiner and wheelwright
• Bleasby Thos. joiner & wheelwright
• Blenkin Matthew, grocer, linen draper, and baker Bloom Joseph, yeoman
• Blowe Thomas, hair dresser
• Boyne Thos. blacksmith, spade, shovel & banking tool maker
• Bradbury Abraham, corn miller and flour dealer
• Briggs Chas. Bradford, raff merchant
• Brown Ann, gentlewoman
• Brown James, basket maker
• Brown Mary, gentlewoman
• Brown Thomas, gentleman
• Butterwick John Benton, maltster
• Casson Curtis, corn miller & flour dlr.
• Casson Mary, grocer
• Casson Mordecai, linen and woollen draper, grocer, cheesemonger and tallow chandler
• Casson Thomas, currier and leather cutter
• Chantry Ann, confectioner
• Chester Wm. grocer & flour dealer
• Clarkson William, silk dyer
• Cobb Mary & Co. spirit merchants
• Cooke Joseph, house, ship, and sign painter, confectionery, toys and brush warehouse
• Cooke, Childers and Co. bankers, (branch of Doncaster) draw on Goslings and Sharpe, London; agent, Wm. Makins
• Cooper Samuel, tailor and draper
• Cusworth Sarah earthenware dealer
• Cutbert Thos. white & blacksmith
• Cutler James, schoolmaster
• Darley William, bone merchant and ship owner
• Dove William, surgeon
• Downing Thos. vict. John Bull
• Earle Rev. Henry, Calvinist minister
• Eastwood Joseph, flour, glass, and china dealer
• England Benj. grocer & flour dealer
• England Rt. saddler & harness maker
• Fenton William, blacksmith
• Fish James, baker
• Fox William schoolmaster
• Franklin Ralph, officer of excise
• Fretwell Thos. attorney and agent to County Fire office
• Gabitas Samuel, boot & shoe maker
• Gaunt Thomas, vict. Blue Boar
• Gill Richard, cabinet maker
• Godfrey Henry, butcher
• Godfrey William farmer
• Gott Henry, butcher
• Gott William, cattle dealer
• Grayburn John, ship owner
• Gunnee George, house, ship, & sign painter
• Hall Thomas, victualler, Rising Sun, and ship owner
• Hamson John, basket maker
• Harriman Henry, hat manufacturer
• Harrison Timothy, corn miller and flour dealer
• Hill Littleton, currier & leather cutter
• Holmes Peter, linen draper, hat and shoe dealer
• Hopwood George, gentleman
• Hoyland George, vict. Wind Mill
• Hunter Thomas, tailor
• Hutchinson Benjamin, butcher
• Hutchinson Henry, butcher
• Hutchinson Josiah, victualler, Royal Oak
• Hutchinson William, tailor
• Jackson James, rope and twine spinner, flax dresser, and sacking manufacturer
• Jackson Mark, linen draper and flour dealer
• Jenkinson Richard, corn and porter merchant
• Jinkins Geo. bricklayer and builder
• Jinkins James, vict. Steam Packet
• Jubb Thomas, boot and shoe maker
• Kellett John, clock & watch maker
• Kemp George vict. Red Bear
• Kemp Joseph, bricklayer and builder, brick and tile merchant
• Keyworth William, linen weaver
• Kirby Thomas, hair dresser
• Kirby William, tailor
• Knowles Wm. chemist and druggist
• Lawrence William, mould maker
• Leathams & Co. bankers (branch of Doncaster) draw on benison and Co. London; agent, Joseph Mason
• Ledger Wm. linen draper and flour dealer
• Lillforth William, blacksmith & earthenware dealer
• Livingston Rev. Joseph, Methodist Minister
• Machin George, plumber & glazier
• Machin Joseph, boot & shoe maker
• Maggitt Saml. boot & shoe maker
• Makins Wm. agent for Cook, Childers, & Co. bankers, Doncaster
• Maples Henry, wine & spirit merchant
• Maples Thomas, surgeon
• Mason Joseph, bookseller, (post office and stamp office) and agent for Leathams & Co. bankers, Doncaster
• Middlebrook Richard, joiner and wheelwright
• Millman Jane, gentlewoman
• Milnes Robert Pemberton, Esq. Thorne hall
• Moat Francis, iron merchant
• Moore Jas. corn miller & flour dealer
• Nixon Charles, corn merchant
• Nolloth Joseph, grocer, linen and woollen draper, hatter, hosier and glover
• Oldfield John, corn miller & corn dlr.
• Orrah John, grocer & tea dealer
• Parkinson Jane, gentlewoman
• Pashley Thomas, flour dealer
• Patrick George, plumber & glazier
• Patrick Robert, earthenware dealer
• Pearson Richard & Co. ship builders, owners, raff merchants, & wharfingers
• Pilkington William, land agent
• Poynter Robert, boot & shoe mkr.
• Raywood & Thickitt, soil makers
• Richardson John, tailor
• Ridgill Richard, blacksmith
• Roberts John, boot & shoe maker
• Robinson Robert, bread and biscuit baker
• Rudd Rev. Eric, curate
• Sails Samuel, corn miller and flour dealer
• Sanderson Benj. boot & shoe maker
• Sanderson Henry, blacksmith
• Seaton Richard, vict. Canal Tavern, and coal merchant
• Servant Daniel, grocer, linen draper, and hosier
• Siddall Wm. saddler & harness maker
• Slandering Wm. butcher
• Smith Elizabeth, gentlewoman
• Staniland James, sacking manufact.
• Staniland Mary, grocer & flour dealer
• Swallow Sarah, linen draper
• Swallow Wm. plumber & glazier
• Thorp William, solicitor
• Todd William joiner
• Tomlinson Elizabeth, ladies' school
• Tomlinson John, cooper
• Travis George, clock & watch maker, and spirit merchant
• Turgoose Wm. earthenware & flour dealer
• Turner Jonathan, tinner & brazier
• Vause Thos. victualler, White Hart,
• (posting house)
• Vincent Wm. tailor and draper
• Wade John vict. Black Moor's head
• Wade Wm. joiner & cabinet maker
• Waller William, schoolmaster
• Watson Robert, boot & shoe maker
• Watson Thomas, tinner & brazier
• Whaley & Pearson, rope makers
• Wharam Rd. grocer & tea dealer
• Whitfield Wm. common brewer and maltster
• Wilson & Outram, grocers, linen and woollen drapers, hosiers, hatters and glovers
• Wilson William, maltster
• Winn John, wheelwright
• Wise Eliz. & Mary, gentlewomen
• Wise Susannah, druggist
• Wood Elizabeth, grocer
• Wright George, vict. Rodney
• Wrigley Jeremiah, boot & shoe mkr
• Wyatt Christopher, coal merchant
• Wyatt John, corn merchant

Coaches,

• Canal Tavern, The NEW JOHN BULL, arrives every mng. at 8; ret, same day.
• John Bull Inn, The OLD JOHN BULL Post Coach arrives from Sheffield every mng. at 9, (Sundays excepted) to meet the Steam Packets, and returns the same days to Sheffield.
• White Hart Inn, Rodney Post Coach arr. every mng. at half past 10, from Doncaster, and proceeds to Hull; returns each day at 12 noon, and proceeds to Doncaster and Sheffield.

Carriers by Land,

• John Bull Inn. John Chantry to and from Doncaster daily, (Sundays excepted) arr. in time for Steam Packets.
• Marquis of Granby Inn. Wm. Merrington arr. from Doncaster every Tues. at 7 evg. and ret. every Wednesday at 7.
• Steam Packet Inn. Wm. Scales arr. from Doncaster every Wed. and Sat, at 9 mng. and ret. Thur. and Sun. evening.

Carriers by Water,

• A Ship from Pearson's yard, Thorne quay, to and from Stainton's wharf, London, every week.
• Six Vessels from Pearson's yard, Thorne quay, to and from Sheffield every week.
• The John Butt and Rockingham Steam Packets to and from Hull every day, (Sundays excepted) for the conveyance of goods & passengers.
• The Speedwell Packet at 8 every mng. (Sundays excepted) to meet the Steam Packets from Hull and Gainsbro'.

Transcribed by Colin Hinson. ©2003