COMPENDIOUS AND IMPARTIAL ACCOUNT OF THE ELECTION, WHICH COMMENCED ON THE FIRST AND CLOSED ON THE EIGHTH OF NOVEMBER, 1806, TOGETHER WITH SUCH OF THE SONGS AND SQUIBS % AS POSSESS EITHER POINT OR HUMOUR, AND ARE NOT OF A LIBELLOUS TENDENCY : AND ALSO A Correct List of the Freemen who polled AT THE LATE ELECTION, ALPHABETIC ALLT; ARRANGED, WITH REFERBHCBS TO THE DISTRICTS IN WHICH THEY RESPECTIVELY LIVE j Together with a regular Classification of the Names and Places of Abode of each Freeman in the District he inhabits, as taken from the Watch- men's District Books j composing a complete Guide both to Candidates and Canvassers at any future Election. LIVERPOOL : Printed hj Wright & Cmickshank, No. 60, Castle Street, AND SOLD BY THEM AMD THE REST OF THE BOOKSELLERS IN LIVERPOOL. Price Ti. dd. XaLTHOUGH it is far from my iuLention to enter into a prolix and tedious journal of the proceedings at the late Ge - neral Eledion, and ftill farther from my willi to give offence to any individual by perfonal farcafm ; yet a poll book (if indeed it has any pretenfions to the name) having been pub- lifhed, containing an account of the Election manifeftly partial and tending to miflead tlie public mind, I feel it my duty to prefix to this publication what I conceive to be the real flate of parties in Liverpool, and the true caufcs which recently tended to the triumph of one Candidate and the dif- comfiture of the other. The town of Liverpool may be faid to be divided into three diftinct parties, at the head of the firft of which I place what is ufually termed the Old Corporation, and to this party mofl of the older famiUes and long eilabhflied inhabitants of the town have ufually attached themfelves; and the well-known loyalty of the Corporate Body, with their firm adherence upon all occafions to the King and Conflitution, has contri- buted to give them and their friends a ftrength of intereft (formerly) amply fufficient to enfure the eleflion of one mem- ber of Parliament ; which intereft however has been proved by recent events to be evidently on the wane. It would occupy too much time to examine minutely into the caufes which have tended to the diminution of this in- fluence ; but the principal ones appear to have arifen from the difunion of parties occafioned by the death of Mr. Pitt ; from their agents and fervants chiefly employing thofe who were not freemen in the Corporation works ; and from the" rafh and unadvifed admiffion of forae perfons into the Common Council, entirely difagreeing with the Old Members on all political fubjedts, and of others very ill-calculated to enfure thajt degree of deference and refpeft which a Great Cor- poration judicioufly felefted, ought always to demand and receive. The fecond party I conceive to confift of thofe merchants and gentlemen who poffefs the fame principles and opinions as the firft, but who either from diflike of Corporate influence or other fortuitous circumftances, have always held themfelves independent, and are ready and willing upon all occafions to fupport fuch men and meafures as in their opinions will beft ferve the intereft of their country, and who have no motives for engaging in political difputes, except aifeftionate attach- ment to the King and laudable anxiety for the public weal. To this party alfo belong rather a numerous fet of men who talk largely of their loyalty, andboaft upon all occafions that they are ready to facrifice their lives and fortunes in fup- port of the King and Conftitution, but who when called upon to put their hands into their pockets on any public emergency, crawl lil«E fnails into their Ihells, and become to every candid mind equally the objedts of contempt and derifion. The third, and it fliould appear by far the moll numerous party in this Borough, are thofe who defignate themfelves as the firm friends of freedom, civil and religious, and who pro- feffed themfelves the zealous partizans of the late Mr. Fox. It would be in the higheft degree abfurd to fay that there are not very many able and refpeftable members of the efta- bliflied Church devoted to this party ; the faft is the reverfe, but the great majority is compofed of Diflenters and Sedarifts of every defcription; and whether it arifes from the laxity and inattention of the Clergy of the Church of England, or from their fuperior liberality and diligent attention to the inftruftion of their youth, thefe laft are found to be better educated and conlequently better infQrmed upon all general fubjedls than the membgcs of the eflabliflied Church, who ought to be confi- dered as the true and legitimate fupporters of the Conftitutioa of Great Britain, both in Church and State. Far be it from me to breathe a fingle fentiment tendmg to condemn any fpecies of religious toleration ; I am perfedly convinced that the liberty of confcience allowed in thefe realms is one of the brighteft jewels in the Britifli Crown ; but fo long as an eflabliflied Church is confidered as one of the palladiums of the State, diligent care fliould be taken by its minifl:ers not to permit their flocks (from their indolence and inadivity) to fall into a (late of ignorance and irreligion, calculated to render them the fcorn of their fellow-citizens, and perhaps eventually to accomplifli the overthrow of that beautiful Itruaure, which is the pride of its fupporters and the admiration of the civilized world. In addition to many Churchmen of character, confequence and 4lents, and to the Diffenters and Seftarifls of every denomination, we find all difaffefted men and pretended re- formers clinging to this party, and availing themfelves of the maflc of freedom which it affords them, to forward their real views, and by enlifling under its banners, throwing an odium over the whole, which perhaps it may be found on critical examination not fairly to deferve. Having thus flightly fl^etched the fl:ate of parties in Liver- pool, we mufl: now look at the Candidates who preiented themfelves at the late Eleftion : — General Gafcoyne was firft chofen Reprefentative for this Borough, in the year 1796, fince which period he has uni- formly exerted himfelf, not only for the general interefl: of our commerce, but for th* benefit of each individual who applied to him, in fo afliduous a manner, that during the whole of bis canvafs he received the moft flattering promifes of fup- port, and might without vanity have expefted that he fliould be placed decidedly at the head of the poll, to which fituation his unabated zeal and indefatigable exertions mofl: fully entitled him. General Tarleton, on the contrary, who had reprefehted us for fixteen years, and always proved himfelf an active ad- vocate for the trade of the Borough, had been fomewhat inattentive to private applications, and was accufed of neglecl- ing the interefl; of various deputies who had waited upon him f* «n commercial fubjeds, and confequently did not experience fo flattering a reception ; but unfortunately he had given the higheft offence to thofe who were formerly his nioft ffrenuous fupporters, by his dereliction of the party of Mr. Fox, and his efpoufal of a party, to which for many years he had given the mofl: determined oppofitjon; this was a crime in their eyes never to be forgiven, and they refolved at any price to prevent the pofilbility of his re-eleftion. General Tar'eton, however, had many perfonal friends mdependent of his own near connections : his gentlemanly deportment, open manners, and martial appearance, never failed to make a fenfible imprefTion upon the minds of the people; and the circumflance of his being a townfman, of a long eftablifhed and refpeftable family, procured for him the good wifhes of many of thofe who remembered his father and family growing and flourifhing amongft them. The third party, ever aftive and vigilant, and in this cafe mofl decidedly intent upon facrificing their vidim, made ap- plication to various gentlemen in the town and neighbourhood to become their Candidate, but for a long time without fuc- cefs. It is faid that the Earl of Sefton, Sir Thomas Hefketh, Admiral Sir Ifaac Coffin, and Mr. Thos. Earle, were fucceffively importuned, but for various reafons declined the conteft. — At length their willies pointed to Mr. Rofcoe, and they could not have pitched upon a man better fitted for their purpofe. His uniform good character, and the general urbanity of his manners had procured him the friendfhip and efteem of many, the diflike or hatred of no one. In the annals of literature alfo Mr. Rofcoe flood defervedly high; and though we may be of opinion, that neither his rank in fbciety, nor the reclufe habits of his former life have eminently fitted him for a flatef- man, yet if we confider the few opportunities of improve- ment afforded to his early youth, we may fairly wonder at the extent of his acquirements, which could only be procured at thofe intervals he could fpare from bufmefs, and candidly admit that he devoted to mental improvement thofe moments which are ufually appropriated to purfuits of pleafure, eafe, or relaxation. For a confiderable time Mr. Rofcoe refifled the earneft folicitations of the party, and feemed fearful of encountering 1^ va fo arduous a public fifuation. At length, however, that fpark of vanity which inhabits every human breaft was kindled into a flame, and (a large fubfcription having been previoufly en- tered into) he offered himfelf a Candidate for Liverpool. We mufl now take into our confideration of what defcrip- tion of perfons the great majority of Liverpool eledors is compofed, the means ufually reforted to, to induce them to vote, and the extent of thofe means which were at the difpofal of the friends of each candidate, and we fhall then be enabled to form a tolerably accurate idea of the manner in which the late eleftion was carried, and indeed pretty well underftand how a feat in Parliament for this Borough may be enfured at any future period. It had been generally, though erroneoufly imagined, that the Liverpool Freemen had been gradually decreafmg in number, fmce the memorable eleftion of 1761, when 2164 freemen were polled ; as in 1802, only 1426 perfons voted, and in 1796, only 1105; and this opinion was in fome degree war- ranted from the fliipwrights having of late years generally taken apprentices for only three or five years inftead of feven, which latter term it is neceffary to ferve to entitle them to their freedom. Experience however has taught us, that there are now in exiftence upwards of 3000 eleftors, of which num- ber five-fixths at leall are working people, and generally of fuch thirfly conftitutions that they hail the approach of an eledtioneering contefl, as the feafon of recreation, drunken- nefs and delight, and look forward to the opening of the tap with a greater avidity of pleafure, than their fuperiors would experience at the profpeft of a jubilee, a mufic meeting, or a race week. It will be eafily imagined, that the literary fame of Mr. Rofcoe would make little impreffion upon the minds of this defcription of voters. Any other perfon with an equal purfe at his command, would have had equal influence, and it is not difBcult to conceive the means ufually reforted to on thefe occafions, but nothing can fo perfpicuoufly point out the mafler-key to their fuiirages, as a fimple ftatement of the im- menfe fum of money expended in ale during the continuance of the recent eleftion. The approach of a third candidate, therefore, was received by thofe people as a boon from heaven ; and as they were in- fenfible to the mental perfections of their hero, they were fully content to fatisfy their own corporeal fenfations by wallowing in the liquor which was poured down their capa- cious throats with lavifli liberality. Either induced by parfimony, prudence, or poverty, the friends of the other Candidates (probably conceiving the op- pofition not fo formidable as it proved to be) were not fo liberal in their fupplies as the fupporters of Mr. Rofcoe, for which reafon they experienced daily and numerous defertions from their ftandards, and the diflatisfied were of courfe joyfully received in the enemies camp, where they met with prefent pay and free quarters. Little expeding an oppofition in the outfet, the friends of the Old Members had neglefted to fecure the out-voters, who are very numerous, and indeed fully adequate to turn the fcale in any arduous conteft ; owing to which the greateft part of them was immediately fent for by their opponents, and no lefs a number than 127, exclufive of feveral gentlemen who came at their own expence from different parts of the country, were actually polled for Mr. Rofcoe, befides many more who were flopped on their road from London, and fome who aftually arrived after the final clofe of the poll. Iiifpired by a large fubfcription, the third party carried on the conteft in a manner as unexampled in diligence as in ex- pence ; and the American houfes having efpoufed their caufe, a myriad of clerks was poured forth from their counting- houies, compofing an invincible phalanx of aiEtive young men, poflelling, or at leaft affuming full power to iffue orders for liquor to any extent, and carrying by a coup-de-main the town and its inhabitants completely before them. Another circumftance too remarkable to be omitted, greatly contributed to injure the old Members. Thofe gentlemen whom I have claifed as the firft and fecond party, or at leaft: a great number of them, not inftigated by any animofity to Mr. Rofcoe, but warmed with the idea of fupporting the Church and King party, divided their votes between General Gafcoyne and General Tarleton, and their dependents were of courfe induced to follow their example ; this was taken hold of and magnified into a coalition between the Generals : a meafure which I will venture to affirm was equally obnoxious to both, and never for an inftant contemplated by either of them ; the affertion, however, made a great impreffion, and the combined ideas of ale and independence bewildered the brains of the freemen, and got the better of their underftand- Jngs- Having in fome degree fliewn the difpofition of the Liver- pool eleftors, and the means taken to influence their votes, it will now be neceflary to fliew what fums were expended by the friends of each candidate during the ftiort period of a week ; which will, in my opinion at leaft, pretty fully account for the majority of votes polled by the friends of Mr. Rofcoe : Gen. Gafcoyne's friends expended 3000/. or thereabouts Gen. Tarleton's about - 4000/. Mr. Rofcoe's between 1 1 and 1 2,000/. After all the vapouring we have heard about the freedom of eledion, the emancipation of the Borough from a ftate of flavery, and the high flown and flowery compliments paid to the independent voters on their breaking their (hackles, and immortalizing themfelves by their choice, it is natural to inquire what became of this large fum of money : — was it ex- pended in wreaths or chaplets of flowers to crown the fons of freedom, after the glorious exertion of the fundamental rights of nature ? or was it employed as the price of that indepen- dence fo highly vaunted of, and wafted profufely to accomplifli a purpofe unattainable without it ? Let it not for a moment be imagined that I mean to find fault with any fet of men who openly fupport either with intereft or money, the candidates they think well of; having once efpoufed the caufe of an individual, it becomes their duty to exert themfelves for its fuccefs ; but the object once attained, I deprecate all falfe colouring, all pretence of free- dom where none exifts. Let them come fairly forward and fay we have conquered by the ftrength of our exertions and the weight of our purfe ; but let them not attempt to cajole b the ignorant and foolifli with vifionary notions of the airy phantom liberty, a term of which they even know not the legitimate meaning. It is much to the credit of this populous town, that even during a contefted eleftion riots are feldom heard of* two however occurred during the continuance of the laft' poll, one of them of rather of a ferious, the other certainly of a very ludicrous complexion ; the firfl was literally the work of a mob totally unconnefted (as it appeared) with any body of freemen or the friends of any candidate, though their names might have been made ufe of as a colour for their lawlefs proceedings. The other occurred from the Butchers, who were chiefly the friends of General Tarleton, having mounted a man on horfeback dreffed in regimentals, and having a fword by his fide ; he alfo brandilhed a large wooden fabre, whilft another dreflfed in a Iheep^lkin carried aloft a wooden cleaver. Thispageant having given offence to the friends of the popular candidate, fome words enfued, which were fucceeded by blows on both fides, and a few heads were broken in the conflia: as might have been expeded ; however the Butchers were com- pletely cut up, and retired precipitately with the lofs of their baggage and artillery. At this period the popular cry was completely in favour of Mr. Rofcoe; and to walk the ftreets quietly in an evening, it was neceffary to re-echo his name to the innumerable perfons who faluted you with it ; this latter circumftance muft have been notorious to the friends of Mr. Rofcoe, who ought to have informed him of the fad. As he however was probably ignorant of what paffed in the ftreets, he came forward with a formal appeal to the Magiftrates', ftating, that he and his party were in a ftate of perfonal danger from the unfortunate Butchers who had been fo completely belaboured on the preceding day, and infiftedthat the pageant Ihould be difcontinued ; which, in confequence of General Tarleton's requeft, was accordingly done. I know Mr. Rofcoe to be a very peaceable man, of a very amiable difpofition, and likely to difcountenance every fpecies of tumult. I therefore give him full credit for his motives ; but the idea of any mob oppofing his, which at leaft outnumbered the others twenty- told, gave his complaint a rifible turn, and contributed in no tmall degree to increafe the entertainment of th& morning.— XI That General Tarleton's principal aftor fhould wear a real {harp, oftenfive, deadly weapon, was certainly improper, and the inftrument of death fhould have been laid afide ; but I can fee no more impropriety in allowing thofe unhappy Butchers to purfue their frolic, than in the friends of Mr. Rofcoe carry- ing uplifted high in air, the boafted ftandards of liberty and independence. Much has been faid refpecting the interference of Lord Sefton and Lord Stanley at the Liverpool eledion ; with re- gard to the former, he as a Commoner has a moft undoubted right to exercife his franchife and his intereft in any manner moft agreeable to himfelf. As to Lord Stanley, confidering him in his individual capacity,, he ftand)^ precifely in the fame fituation ; but if his father had interfered or interpofed with his tenantry to induce them to vote for any particular Can- didate, he would, as a Peer of Parliament, have been guilty of a direct breach of the privileges of the Iloufe of Commons. We muft therefore take it for granted, that he did not ufe any influence direft'y, or indired'y, but that the voters on his eftates all came forward freely and fpontaneoufly infupport of Mr. Rofcoe, and that every ftory fo induftrioufly circu- lated to the contrary, is falfe, grounJIefs, and raahcious. I hope and truft that the foregoing obfervations have ex- plained the occurrences at the late eledion, in a clear and fatisfactory manner, and if we fum up the evidence, the account will ftand thus : That Mr. RoScok whs a new Canditlatc. That Mr. Koscoe is an amiable Man. That he was supported by all the Scctarists in Liverpool. That his Friends expended in Ilia Cause between U and 12000/. and therefore he was at the head of the Poll. That General Gascovne has served the Towii taidifuliy Ten Years. That his Friends are rather sparing of tlieir Cash. That he is supported by the Corporation, whose interest i« on the decline, and therefore he was second on the Poll. That General Tarleton has supported the Trade of Li- verpool for Sixteen Years. XII I That he was guilty of recovering his Senses a little time before Mr. Pitt's death. That therefore his quondam Friends became his bitterest Enemies. That some of his Supporters are more ready to promise than to pay, and therefore he lost his Election. This I take to be pretty nearly the true flate of the cafe ; the people have got the Man of their choice, and I hope they will be fatisfied with each other. God grant that he may prove a true and zealous ftickler for their interefts; though I cannot think he has yet attempted to redeem the pledge given m the fpeeches made to his own friends fubfequent to the Eleftion, either by his vote on the queftion agitated on the decifion of the Hampfhire Petition, or by preffing for the immediate and total abolition of a trade, which has been gene- rally confidered as one of the greateiT: fupports to the com- mercial interefts of Liverpool, and to have contributed in no fmall degree to elevate the port to that pitch of opulence and mdtpendence it has certainly acquired. I am well informed that his oppofition proved a tower of flrength to the enemies of the African trade; and it muft really appear extraordinary, that the Corporate Body for themfelves, and as Truftees of the Docks, ihould endeavoui to make out a cafe fufBciently flrong to induce the Executive Government to interpofe in their favour, whilft one of the Reprefentatives of the Borough appears as the moft decided enemy to the profecution of the trade J the abolition of which they reprefent, and I fear moft truly, as deftrudive to the beft interefts of the port. I Hve Mr. Rofcoe full credit for the open and manly avowal of fen- tmients he has long entertained and cheriftied, but I as heartily condemn him for endeavouring to caft a mift over the fenfes of the people, by holding out vifionary profpeds and Utopian Ichemes of future aggrandizement, which it is hardly within the verge of poffibility he ftould ever be able to realize ; and I am perfeftly fure that no man, however brilliant his talents or amiable his charafter, poffefting fuch opinions as he has ia this mftance frankly and openly avowed, is at this iunaure a proper Reprefentative for the Borough of Liverpool. Xlll Lm all ages, and in all countries, it has been the uniform praftice of mifchievous men, who have nothing to lofe, to decry all ancient eftabliftiments, and under the fpecious and impofmg malk of civil and religious freedom, to endeavour at the fub- verfion of the Government under which they live, in hopes of bettering their fortunes, amidft the general wreck and con* fufion attendant upon the revolutionary fyftemj which it is their conftant ftudy to inculcate. Great Britain, from the mildnefs of its Iaw5, and the boafted freedom of its prefs, is more peculiarly fubjedt to the fpecies of impofition on the public mind, pradifed by this de- fcription of innovators, than any other country in the univerfe; and though I am aware the fubjed is a tender one to a Briton, yet I cannot help being of opinion that the licentious abufe fo frequently witneffed in our periodical publications, calls for the interference of the law in many inftances, where the vi- rulence of both writers and printers is overlooked, from a miftaken idea that the publication and its author are too con- temptible to merit attention or correftion. Our minds will be more fully imprefled with the truth of this obfervation, when we recoiled the fcandalous, malicious,, and unwarrant- able libels which have been allowed to pafs unnoticed at the late Eledion of Members of Parliament for Liverpool. When the Editor of a public journal contents himfelf by endeavouring to reform flagrant public abufes, or exerts his fatirical talents in correding the vices or follies of the age, he merits the countenance of all good men, and is certain to obtain the applaufc and encouragement of the public ; but ftiould he deviate from this laudable plaa, and become the defamer of every one who embraces a party oppofite in opi- nion to that which he conceives it to be his intereft to efpoufe, contempt will be the remuneration allotted him by the world, and unpitied poverty, moft probably, the ultimate puniftunent of his folly. 1 XIV The Editor thinks it his duty to make the foregoing re- marks, from the innumerable attacks made upon himfelf during the recent conteft ; and ahhough it may perhaps be truly rebutted that he caft the firft ftone, yet he trufts that nothing ever did, or ever will iflue from his pen, either of a nature calculated to injure the charadter, or wound the feelings of any individual, nor at all partaking of that virulent fpirit of detraftion, which difgraced the prefs in many in- ftances during the recent conteft. It is neceffary now to apologize to the public, for the delay which has occurred in the publication of this Poll-Book, which the Editor can only excufe, by ftating that it was ne- ceffary that each Name fliould be feparately compared with the Watchman's Diftridt where the individual refides, and this could only be done by the Editor himfelf, fo as to fatisfy his mirid that the Names were correftly taken. Should any error have unavoidably crept in, he will have great pleafure in having it immediately altered ; as it is his earneft wifh to render the Publication ufeful to both Candidates and Can- vaffers at any enfuing conteft. CORRECT LIST OF TUB FREEJMEJV FOI^JLMIh WITH A Reaular Classificatwn of the Names and Places of Abode of Mch Freeman in fht District he inhabits : OF THK SOl^GS, SQUIBS, ^c. I, — — — Thomas, Bradshaw Joseph, Daniel, ^ . John, Thomas, Johnson, Daniel, — John, — James, Edmund, I — — James, Bradstock Garslang, Bragger Edward, Brammall George, Brancker John, Vauxhall road, Peter-street, Tempest hey, St. Anne's street Low Hill, Frederick street. Gore street, Leigh street, Duke street, Frederick street, New Hall st'cet, Lancaster, Grayson street, Pownall street, Salthousc Duck, Mill iane, Key street, Croshy, Hightitld street, Peter's lane, Rodney street. Kitchen street, Hanover stieet. Ditto, Liithom House, Christian street, Greenland street, Eaton House Duke street. Ditto, Basnet street, Williamson square, Kent square, Park lane, Ci>p])eras hill, Whitechapcl, Hunter street. Cavendish street, Narthwich, Frederick streei, Dickinson street, Jordan street, Ashton, Park lane, Spitalfiekls, Vernon street, Loiv hit/, Northu'ich, Rodney street, Frederick street, Colquitt street, Hope street. grocer G 8 baker G T — 37 coojicr E 26 clerk G T — !7 ditto G T 'oook keeper K 48 cooper G T merchant G T — 44 ditlj G T — 60 shipwright R 43 ditto It 70 tinman It — sbijuvright — T — 64 ditto — T — 48 ditto G T 47 bricklayer G T — 20 joiner & cabinet m G T — 6 tallow chandler G T ■ mariner T It 7 merchant G — fi 45 ditto G 11 57 roper G T — 67 ditto G T — 45 ditto G T 15 e-quire G T roper — T — if) ditto T 70 merchant G T ditto <; T — 60 ditto T — 6C) ditto R 43 gentleman G T — 44 marnicr G '61 blockmaker . R 63 sailmaker K 41 blockmaker R S8 mariner R 21 bread baker — T — 12 roper 6 T shipwright R 4S ditto G — u 63 manner E 63 merchant R mariner — ~ n 63 Bhipwriwht — T — 38 caljinet maker G — B 24 roper G T ditto T — merciiant G T 55 blockmaker G T — 48 merchant G — R 59 ditto G 55 BraDcker Peter W. ~ • 1 homas, -Btniidielli William, Bni.infgan Ridiard, ■■ William, Brew George, John, Pliillip, Brire James, Bridge John, John, -; William, Briscoe Charles, Bricrly James, Thomas, John Wm. Br.jtlie Geora;e, Brookfield Joliii, Brooks Rev. Jona. ■ ~ Robert, Bromley John, Brothertoii William, Broughail Thomas, . Broiighton Robert, Bruffield Samuel, " Thomas, Brovii) James, ' — John, Joliu, • Matthew, ■ Jolin, Robert, " — Henry, ~— Joseph, Thomas, " Richard, Jobhna,jiin. ' Richard, • Joshua, ■ ■ — Richard, • Thomas, ■ — VVilliam, William, Brownbill Johi), James, ■ — - Henry, Browririgg James, Brownsword John, Bruce Thomas, Brundreth John, William, \Vi)liam, Colqnitt street. Ditto, Water street, Beviijgion bush, Park lane, Lionel street, Bakeliouse lane, Derby street. Sparling street, Edmund street, Johnson's court. Ditto, Benn's garden. Sparling street, Parkgate, Sparling sireet. Barton's lane, Copneras.'iill, Daulby street, Ifelclu ior street, C'lare sireet, Peter street, Grii-j^fieldCnffee-lmn. Wiiitechapel, Molineux wient. Ditto, Brown's court, Parkgate, Duke street, Elliott hill, Williamson street, Batchelor sireet, Kirkdak, •Bold street, Edgar street, Banastre street, Oldhall street, Blackhurv, Oldhall street, Sutton, , Hevington bush, Guy's entry, Edgar street, Bixteth street, Fontenoj street, Williamson street, Browulowhill, Crosshall street. Great George's street, Nnrthwick, Ditto, Ditto^ esquire merchant ditto gardner shipwright painter " cabinet maker tobacconist siiipwright saddier ro;)er ditto blookma'ser shipwrjpbt blnckniaker shipwright ditto roper c!^;rk butcher biiek layer baker p,potter tinman' rop^r ditto litiman sail maker merchant roper boat builder butcher gentleman merchant cabinet maker barber merchant poller hair dresser potter roper cabinet maker bricklayer sailmaker bricklayer roper broker s1at( r bookkeeper slater ditto blacksmith 1 G T — 5g 1 ,1 Bryars Thomas, 7 Netv Bird street. shipwright T ()9 G T — 5.0 11 Lawrence, Park lane. cooper — K iSi G R '27 BuUen John, Raiiijhnl, ditto B Frecitrick street. Hold street. shipwright merchant G — R 48 — E 52 li I i K t) ! Richard, a G K .'Jo — Christopher Ditto, grocer G — R 53 K d M Samuel, Manchester, tobacconist T G K 36 M BuUin Robert, Frederick street. plaisterer T — 48 n t/6 J Buck John, Shaw's alley. cooper — K 64. — 1 — 4 '1 Bulmer John, Cheapsidc, whitesmith G — R 23 G T — 24 Bunnell William, Pool lane. butcher G T — 32 T B 24 "Thomas, George's street. cooper G — R 5 G T — 31 John, Key street. tallow chandler — R Q G T — 66 ■ William, Fool lane. butcher G T — 32 —— T „-. , James, Ditto ditto G T — 32 — T — 06 Burgess Henr}-, Sparling street. bookkeeper T — 66 K 4 William Ditto, baker G T — 66 G R 41 1 G T 40 ■\'\?iili-ini New Bird street, Gilbert street. roper mariner ___ — R 69 — R 61 Burkell William, — T — 24 ; Burtinshaw, William , Crooked lane. ditto K 3i h 17 Burland Thomas, Crosshall street. cooper R .'iS — T — 37 Burnett Robert, Jordan street. ro])er G T 69 T Burns Thomas, ' Tythebarn street, cabinet maker — R 5 G T — 38 ! Burrows Ralph, Ditto, tailor R 5 o T — 23 Bushell Thomas, Gascoyne street, baker G 8 G 23 Bushell Richard, Highfield street. boatbuiider « T — 7 R 12 Thomas, Mount Vernon, mariner G G T Butler John, Kent street, ditto G T — 61 G T 60 Byrom Vv'iliiam, Dale street. druggist — R 25 G 41 Valentine, Richmond row. grocer H 18 R 44 Cain James, Norfolk street shipwright G 6s — T — 24 Caldwell Charles, Bold street. merchant G — R 52 G T I Caley Thomas, Mount Pleasant, ditto G T — 54 — T — 52 • John, Pleasant street. sailmaker G T — 54 R 11 Callow Robert, Whitechapel, tailor G T — 38 R 9 Calverley Michael, Park lane. coop<;r — R 63 — T — 5 William, Richmond row. hatter — R 16 R _ Calvert Samuel, Paradise street. Bury, shopkeeper tinman — — R 32 T — 5 — . u _— T i_ Campbell James, Summer seat joiner — E 1! T J I Campbell George, Dale street. tobacconist G T — 38 R 37 ' ■ George, Pitt street. cooper .; — R 62 T II G T — 5 John, Chapel street, Frederick street. mariner shipwright T — 27 T — AS — T — 22 1 Cannell William, Earle street. pilot — K 2 G T — 44 M Hugh, Atlierton street. cabinet maker — R 32 K 54 ■ Oinnon John, Stanhope street. shipwright R R 38 1 Capper Robert, Clare street. bricklayer . — K ;7 R 72 1 James, Atlicrtoo street. cooper — a 32 G T 1 Cardwell James, Pitt street. ditto . R 62 G T . 1 William, Ditto, ditto .__ — R 62 1 Careful James, Suulcy street. shipwright — T — 36 Caiidland William, Carter James, Cartvvriglu William, Carr Robert, Carroll William, Cariledgc Joseph, Case James, • Thomas A. Casheii Kichard, William, Casson John, ■ William, Thomas Castell James Catteral James, William, John, • Samuel, William, James, John, William, Cave James, Chad.vick John, William, • — John, ' John, Jolin, Cha.lbrs Edward, Anthy. ii. Chaplain Martin, Charles Edward, Charnley James, Charnoek Thomas, —• John, Cheadle Timothy, Cheshire Thomas, Cheste)- John, Chew John, Christian John, Geot-ge, Chabbard, Samuel, — Thomas, Clare Matthew, ' Thomas, jun. ■ — Joseph, Clarke Jonathan, Richard, William, William, 'I'homas, — Thomas 8 Shaw's alley Quarry hill, j\i:i.isacid street, Jf'inerlree, Rose place, FrcJerick street. Hauler/ Green, Great George's street, Lawtnn street. Paradise street, Highion court, Gilbert street. Ditto, Byrom street, JFigan, Virgil street, Peter street, Cornwallis street, Pownall square, Korfijik street, Lir.ie street, Manchester, Wyke's court, Addison street, Harringlun, Plumbe street, C'rovr street, Harrington street, Everton, Princes street. Lumber street. Commutation row, Derby square, Rathbone street, Lnncaster, Manchester, Harrington street, Peter street, JVavertree, Sparling street, EverloTi, Ketuinglon, Springfield street, John streel. Hunter street. Dale street. Hurst street, Mersey street, Greenland street. Sparling street, Vernon street, P.eploe, Salop, shipwright — pocket bookmaker — iiiecchaut — gentleman g bookkeeper p potter _ ditto _ merchant g roper — gilder — joiner — ditto — shipwright — hatter — roper g cork cutter g mariner — ditto — potter — block niaker g carver g cabinet maker — watchmaker g joiner g roper — gunmaker g roper — brazier g merchant g bookkeeper g boat builder g cabinet maker — grocer g cooper G blocK maker — shipwright — boat builder r. cabinet maker — smith o sail maker — shipwright g t carver and gilder o — painter — — sail maker g t merchant g t saddler g t block maker ditto ditto cooper — — iron founder — ■■ — esquire o — T — 64 T — 72 K 15 R 13 T — 48 K T 71 — n 42 — K 33 T — 66 T 62 — R 62 R 21 T 12 R 37 — K 60 T — 7 T — 68 41 T — 23 T — 8 — R 6 R T — 34 35 T ■ — 4 — R 40 ■^9 72 K R R T 34 - H 3; - R 66 R R 17 35 21 25 K 64 R 47 R 70 R m R 24 ■ C'larkeThomas, Phillip, Clater James, Claughton James, Clay Thomas, Thomas, jun. Ralph, Cleator Thomas, Clough Thomas, William H. Clalton Samuel, Cocket Caryl, Coleman Leigh, Robert, Colley John P. John, jun. Collier William, Collins John, Colquitt John, Goodwin, Colvin John, Comber Andrew, Duncan, Connelly John, James, Cooke William, Cooper James, Joseph, Samuel, ^Thomas O. George, Cope Benjamin, Coppack William, C'opple Richard, William, James, James, . Jonathan, Thomas, Corfe Arthur, Benjamin, — — Joseph, sen. . Joseph, jun. (Jorless Roger, ■ William, — James, 1 Corran Leonard, - John, Corkhill John, Corrin Robert, Cottam John, ,, Thomas^ c 9 Manchester, Ormond street, Mersey street, Greenland street. Moor street. Ditto, Ditto, INIaghuU street, Byrom street. Hill street, Bolton, Church alley, Mansfield street. Ditto, Hatton garden. Ditto, Murray square, Edmund street. Mount Pleasant, liatK Brownlow street. Rose hill. Mount Pleasant, Gerard street, Argyle street Comus street, Ranelagh street, St. Anne's street, Pitt street, Rodney street. North street, Frodsham, Lawton street, Mount Pleasant, Warrington, Robert street. Dale street. Nova Scotia, Plumbe street. Concert street. Lord stieet. Fleet street. Pool lane. Dale street, Crosshall street, Kent street, Norfolk street. Sparling street. Chapel street. Princes street, Thomas street, Jshton, watch gilder R — shipwright T- R 4 ditto — T — 47 roper — T — 70 ironmonger G T — 30 ditto R 30 ditto G T — 30 shipwright R 64 cordwainer G T 21 cooper G 41 blacksmith R — tailor G T 45 merchant G T 15 ditto T 15 jomer G T 22 ditto G T 22 shipwright R 32 pilot R 4 town clerk, Lpl. — T — 55 captain R. N. T merchant — T R 54 ditto R 14 ditto R 53 roper T R 19 shipwright R 49 grocer R 13 blockmaker G T 42 painter — T — 17 shipwright R 62 merchant R 57 boatbuilder — T — 22 gentleman G R bricklayer R 42 mercer and draper g t — 53 joiner G ditto R 21 bookkeeper G T 26 boatbuilder — T — 30 joiner R 6 cooper — T — 52 butcher G T — 33 ditto R 51 ditto G — R 32 cabinet maker T R 22 roper — T — 38 cabinet maker — T — 61 boatbuilder G 68 .shipwright R 66 ditto G 27 ciibinet maker G R 35 shipwright G T — 33 locksmith G T ^- iff Cotter Robert, ^ Thomas, Coventry John, Ralph, • Hugh, Ralph, ^— — Edward, Edward, j Coulson Henry, '— — James, ■ Richard, John, Cowley William, John, Cowup Thomas, Cox William, (..'ragg John, Cranage Jofcn, Crenshaw Richard, Cribb Peter, Critchley James, , James, Croft Ju.sepli, ■: James, John, t'rookes Joseph, ('ropper William, -.—^ Uidiard, Thomas, Enoch, Crosbie James, jun James, — Edward, William, Cross Samuel, J Am. • Adam, Samuel, • John, Ciossley Joseph, ( rossfield Edward IM Croston Richard, ■ Richard, — —— John, • Edward, Croston WilJiam, tronchiey fJenry, Cruise George, Frederick, Cubbin William Cullift William,' 9ummins Hugh, 10 Highfield street, Watkinson street, St. John'i lane, Shaw's brow. Grub street, Gerard street, Virginia street, iun. Edmund street, Mount pleasant, St. Andrew street, BUuidell .street, Pellew streei, Watkinson street, Leigh street, Preston street, Peter .street, St. James's walk, IVarrb'gton, Brownlow street. Button street, Browne street. Kitchen street Biomfield sti\--et, Ormond street, Edmund street, Kit-chen street, Manchester, Byrom street, Islington, Shaw's brow, . Loudon, Duke street, Dufcan street, Rodney street. Si Ik -house lane. Bold street, B;ick Mansfield street If'alton, Lumber street, Bolton street, . Mason street. Sparling street, Ormond street, Lydiate, Harrington , Sparling street. Kitchen street. Hurst street, Charlotte .street, Duke street, Plunib street, George's dy-k. shipwright ditto roper ditto saiimaker roper joiner cabinet maker roper ditto saiimaker bloekmaker Iwatlmilder merchant tobacconist ropet msrcli-int filecuttcr .saiimaker gentleman bricklayer plum!->er upholder boalbuilder cooper bloekmaker lathcleavor butcher mercer joiner merchant ditto ditto esquire butcher merchant , caWnet maker joiner bricklayer tailor merchant bloekmaker ditto ditro roper painter joiner cooper mariner merchant I'ilot iuiirdresscr ... — - R 7 - R 68 G T — 39 G T — 21 - R 19 G T — 19 G T — 2 G T — 4 - fi 53 - R 54 O — - B 67 G — - — 54 - T — 68 - T — 44 G T — 38 - T — 37 G — - R 71 G T — 54 G T — I R 62 G — — 67 R 32 R 4 R 4 R 67 T — — « T — 21 R 40 (i — 21 G T G T — 60 R 40 U T — 55 R 5 R 52 T - - IS E T — 4 R 41 c — 65 — R 66 — . T — 4 G T E K 66 G R 67 G T — 64 a — — 47 G T — 60 G — . — 6 — . r ■ — 3© Cunliffe Nicholas, Cuiuungham David, Currie James, W. Wallace, Corrie William, . Thomas, Cutter Hemy, Crow Willinm, Danson JoLn, Darlington Richard, _ Thomas, Darrah William, Darwin Henry, Davidson 'indrevv, Davies Edward, Thomas, James, Edward, Edward, . Ji)hn, Thomas, Walter, Charles, . John, Peter, Thomas, 'rhoma>!, Edward, Davis Rev. John J. Moore, Daulby James, John, William, John, .(ohn, William B. Daw.son James, William, Pudsey, John, — John, Richard, Peter, Deakin John, Dean Thomas, William, Richard Thomas, John, Deane Thomas, Dent John, Dsnnett John, ll Sir Thomas buildings, Lydia Anne street. Back Gerard street. Great George's street. Old Church yard, Hope street, Clare street. Sparling street. Lumber street, Old Hal! street, Shaw's alley, Covent garden, Formly, Pembroke place, Ciosbie street, Chester, Sparling street, Stratiil street. Ditto, Preston, Bath street, Bevinglon bu^h, Crosshali street, Brownlow hill, Parker street. Temple street, LuwhUl, Crosbie street, Ileskayne, Ditto,' Cumberland street. Hurst street. Sparling street. Great George's street, Jordan street, S|i:irling street, 1'rueman street. Pall mall, Jlo breeches maker E 2« Q Fairhurst Peter, ' Robert, ~ William. ■— William, Falkner Edward, William, Faraworth I'homas Jacob, Henry, Farren Ihonias, Farrer John, ■■ John, Joseih, Fazakerley Gfoice, ~ James, Kobert, — Thomas, John, Fe.irns William, ■ Get rge, Fearou Edward, Feltou Thomas, Fewler Samuel, Filkia J(nin, Finchect .iamcs, Finney Simon, Fiiilow Jamiis, Fisher Samuel, John, John, Roger, ■ Samuel, Thomas, — — John, Jonathan, William, John, ■ - John, John, Thomas, Fishwick William, Flannagan William, Fleetwood Edward, — Robert, Richard, Fletcher Isaac, ~ John, Henry, Thomas, John, — — -- Joseph, jun. Robert, 14 Parker street, Stanley street, Bnltun, Mansfield street, Fairfield, Stanley street, Pembcrton"s allev. Key street. Dale street. King slreet, Peler street, Pemberton's alley Mount Pleasant, Cable slreet, Mohiieux wient, Pitt street, Harrington street, Plumbe street. Park lane, Crosbie street, Cleveland square, Manchester, Biirscougk, Barter street, Nile street, Paradise slreet, Fairclough street, Comus street, Savvney Pope street, Afanc/ieslir, Toxteth Park, Thomas street, Whitechapel, Marshall street, Toxtelk Park, Back Gerard street, Diito, Toxteth Park, Kent street, Clarence street, Middlewkh, Park lane, Clarence slreet. Mount pleasant, Knrlhwich, Cuerdley, Peler street, Ranelagh street. Great George's jtreetj Duke street. Seel street, St. Vincent street, JBlundell street. shipwright cabinet maker joiner shoemaker esquire nailor shipwright block maker dilto shipwriglit roper shoemaker tailor sailmaker roper dilto smith whitesmith cooper ditto insurance broker whitesmith cabinet maker mariner ditto shoemaker merchant ccxjper bricklayer tiilor shipwright ditto dyer sailmaker shipwright shoemaker tobacconist shipwright )K)tter gentleman pla'istcrer shipwright bookkeeper roper cabinet maker slater pilot upholck;r merchant ditto ditto ditto shipwright 43 36 K 15 36 ■J.-7 6 11 32 3/ 27 53 33 23 62 34 6 63 66 49 65 71 32 42 13 12 33 37 33 '9 19 61 54 63 54 53 37 42 72 60 59 7i a r - — K — H R G T — G T — T — G T — K G R « G R T — R O R T G T T G T K G ■ — G T G T G R G T R R G T R G T G T R G T e T R R G T G R H R 6 R I Fogg James, . Samuel, William, James, Folds William, — — — John, — • — John, jun. Ford John, Fonuby Robert, Henry, Henr),, Forrest John, ——— Joseph, Forshaw Richard James, Joseph, Foster James, William, John, Robert, — Henry, Foulkes John, Fowler David, Joseph, Fox Robert, Act«n, Fnxcr.oft Thomas, Fiances Josepli, Francis Jacob, Robert, Frith John, Frodsham Edward, James, John, William, William, Galley Thomas, Gamon Charles, — John, Gardner Thomas, • Thomas, Matthew, Richard, Thomas, Garrett Daniel, Gaskell John, •: — William, ■ — Richard, Hamer, 7- Henry, Gawn Thomas, Gee John, 15 Ranelagh street, cooper Cable street, merchant IFavertree, butcher Pool lane, ditto Hurst street, carver 9t. James's street, ditto Chester, d't'o Jordan street, mariner Jfalton, blacksmitli Brownlow hill, roper Thomas street, shipwright Lionel street, mason Bachelor street, marble mason Foutenoy street, blacksmith Eccles street, tallow chandler Temple street, merchant Cumberland street, cabinet maker Derby street, brazier Manchester, mariner Newingtoa bridge, timber merchant Hull, tobacconist Sparling street, sailmaker Manchester, tobacconist IVliision, potter Sir Thomas' buildIngs,pawnl)rol'-er Ormond street, plumber & glazier ^!Gunt pleasant, merchant Gore it. Harrington, roper Harrington, Scotland raad, Carpenter's row. Water street, Kingsley, Cheshire, Sparling street, Cornwallis street, Kent street, Vauxhall road, Blackon, Cheshire, Liver street, Houghton street, Knight street, Whitechapel, Hurst street. Ditto, Simpson slreet, Brownbill's court, Blundell street, Bolton street, Commutation row. Hunter street, Frederick street, Ditto, ditto bricklayer shipwright cooper shoemaker shipwright ditto dilto boatbuilder ironmonger merchant ditto cooper cabinet maker blockma'ier ditto shipwright joiner shipwright ditto merchant grocer cooper mariner — « R 42 G — ■ R 33 G K — G — R 33 G — R 64 O T — 68 O R — R «9 G X — O T — 54 — R 33 — B 39 — — E 24 G T — 22 R 10 — R 35 — R 37 G — R 36 G X G T — 42 K — H 66 X G X G X — 37 • — H 4 G 53 R — ^^^ a T — 12 G — R 64 G T — 28 o X a m o T 69 -, R 61 6 X — 8 R — R 48 G X — 43 T — 57 G 38 a X — 64 a T — 64 — R 68 - X — 21 — H 67 X — 40 G a R 21 G 1—48 o 48 I Gee James, Gerard John, — — Nehemiah, — — — James, . Thomas, . Jonathan, Thomas Gibbons Joseph, -^-^— Joseph, Daniel, Gibson William, William, 16 Mill place. Ditto, Ditto, St. Anne's street, Shaw's brow, Gladstone street. roper sailmaker joiner M. D. brushmaker soapboiler Lane-ends, Stqffbrdsh.cbXm manufactr. Mount pleasant, blockmaker St. James's street, Denison street, Preston street, Tarleton street. Gildart, Rev, James, Trinity place. James, John Giffin Thomas W. Gill .Joseph, — Henry, James, — Thomas, — John, — Thomas, Gilmore Thomas, Gladding William, Glease Thomas, Glover John, ——— James, — — — I'homas, Joseph, Thomas, GofF Charles, GofFy John, — — William, Thomas, Gold James, Goulding William, Goulden John, John Golightly Richard, — — Thomas, Godwin Thomfls, ——— Henry, Goodwin Samuel, — Edward Goore Robert, William, Gore John, — — James, — — James, Gornell Robert, Gorton John, '— Richard, Duke street, St. Anne's street. West Derby, Preeson's row. King street, John street, Chester, Preeson's row. Mount Vernon, Marybone, Pall Mall, Renshaw street, Bevington bush, Bevington street, Brooke's alley, Bridgewater street, Sawney Pope street, Blundell street. Kitchen street. Ditto, New Bird street. Cropper street, Manchester, Duncan street, Clarence sUeet, Ranelagh place. Ditto, Blake street. Fleet street, Redcross street, Shaw's alley. Sparling street, Renshaw street. Freemason's row, Ranelagh street. Heath street, Preston, Derby street, Bolton street. merchant cabinet maker tobacconist cooper clerk esquire esquire mariner butcher cabinet maker cooper merchant butcher ditto bricklayer marble mason gunmaker bookkeeper sailmaker shoemaker roper ship chandler ditto shipwright joiner blockmaker roper corkcutter corndealer merchant ditto esquire cooper ditto mariner shipwright cooper merchant roper carter enameller ironmonger cabinet maker rqpBr e 21 — ■ — R 21 — • — R 21 G T 17 G R 21 G 10 R — R 53 G — R 68 G — R I G 38 G T — 44 G T — 17 G T — 50 G T — 17 R O T — 29 — R 32 — R 35 R G T 29 O T — R 8 G — K 6 G — R 43 G T — 11 — R 11 G — R 45 — R 68 T R 12 — R 67 — R 67 — — R 67 G 69 G T — 42 R 70 G — — R 54 G T — 53 G T — 53 — R 54 — R 51 — R 31 T R 64 — R 66 — R 58 T — 9 — R 42 R T __ a — R 36 — — R 41 ' 1 Gorton Richard, Thomas, James, Thomas, Gos'in George, Gough William, Goulbouni WillLim, George, Gray .lohn. Greaves Joseph, Green Thomas, John, jun. Thomas, William, Thomas, — Thomas, Gregg Robert, Gieenham Robert, Greenhough Thomas Greenwood John, Greetham .lames, Thomas, Gregson James, George, Griffith Thomas, Jonathan, ■ Richard, Edward, Richard, Richard, Edvvard, ■ Joseph, Giirasditch William, Grind.'ey James, Grocott Richard, Grundy John, Guile William, John, Guy Richard, Henry, Henry, Tliomas, ■ Edward, William, Guile Thomas L. Gwyllym Richard, Gwyder J. Francis, Hadwcn Isaac, Haddock William, Hales John, Hall Williin-n, ■ W. Heaton, » \'ernon street. Ditto, Tythcbarn street, Chester, Williams.on stn-et, EdmiHid street, Hightield street, Cleveland square. Upper Frederick street Mount pleas.int, Stanley street, Worlield street, Vernon street, Baptist street, Manchester, Bridport street, Watkirison street. Old Church yard. Carpenters' row, Steers's lane, Jordan street, Harrington, U aver tree, Westmorland street, Ansdell street, Gilbert street, Manchester, Pitt street, Haymarket, Frederick street, Chester, Frederick street. Mason street, Byrom street. Pleasant street, Mary none, Stanley .street, Fazakerley street, Peter street, Renshaw street, Manchester, Dale street, Bevington bu.sh. Edge hut. Dale street, Beivsey hall, Brown street, Scotland road, Vauxhall road, Darwin street. King street, Pitt street. brazier — T — 24 cabinet maker — T R 24 mariner — T R 5 servant R 'oookkeeper R 44 pilot T — 4 shipwright R 7 butch.cr R 49 , shipwright G — R 63 merchant G T — 55 roper u 36 shoemaker G 7 ditto G 24 roper G 19 staymaker G T joiner R 71 shipwright R 08 merchant G T — 28 shipwright G T 64 boatbuilder R 31 shipchandler R 69 merchant G R banker G marblemason. R 7 blockmaker R 47 gunmaker G R 62 shoemaker R mariner R 62 genlleman G — R 39 mariner G 48 shipwright G R blockmaker R • 48 blacksmith R 65 butcher G T — 21 mariner — — R 54 cooper G T 8 shipwright R 36 butcher R 5 cabinet maker G 37 coachmaker — R 42 bricklayer T shoemaker R 23 joii\er R 11 shoemaker K tailor u 22 esqiure G T bookkeeper G 6% silversmith' R 12 potter R 8 mariner G — R 47 butcher — T — 32 banker's ckrk R 62 IS Hall Josiah, Haliday Samuel, Halsall James. ■- Joseph, •■ John, William, Hale John, Halstead Robert, jun. Hambleton William, James, Hamilton James, Hamer Luke, — — Joseph, jun Henry, Hampson William, — James, Hand William, Hanly Richard, Hanmer Thomas, Hanmore Jeremiah, Hannah James, Hardey George N, Harding John, Hardman Richard, James, ■ • Robert, — ■ Thomas, Hardvvick Robert, Hargreaves James, • Jamesjun ; — Robert, Harper William, — — — George, — — — Thomas, ■ John, Henry, William, Harrocks John, — — John, jun, Thomas, Harrison James, William, ■ Thomas, John, — William, — Thomas, — William, — Daniel, -- Joseph, — William, — Samuel, — Peter, Peter's lane. Rose place. Pall mall, Leeds street. Poplar lane, Clarence street, Manchester, Peter street, St. Andrew street, Clayton street. Park lane, Leeds street. Dale street. Mount pleasant, Crosshall street. Ditto, Preston, Renshaw street, Crosbie street. Ditto, Bridge water street. Castle street. Bold street. Church street, Crosshall street. West Derby, Silkhouse lane, Billinge, Kirkdale, High street Hackin's Hey, Everton, Lowhill, Ditto, Manchester, Knight street, Thomas street, Plumbe street. Ditto, Jordan street, Harrington street, Highfield street, Crosbie street, Shawhill street, Johnson's court, Atherton street, Matthew street, Richmond street, Bath street, Plumbe street, Banastre street. Hurst street. hairdresser e — K 45 Gov.of the Work, — — r 13 bookkeeper R 6 currier R 2 blacksmith R 36 painter G ■ T 54 •itonemason X jomer G 37 bricklayer R 54 roper K 21 shipwright G T 63 dilto G T 2 baker G R 22 merchant G T 53 painter G R 38 nailor R 38 painter T . banker G 58 shipwright R 06 cooper R 66 shipwright R 6s merchant R 26 ditto G T 52 ditto G T — 44 shipwright — T R 38 sailmaker G T gunsmith G R 5 cabinet maker hatter G T ditto G T 26 ditlo — T R 25 merchant G T . cabinet maker G T merchant G T • millwright R cooper — T — 57 brazier — *— R 33 cabinet maker o 6 jojner G 6 roper G T — 6g sailmaker G 34 manner G -^ 7 shipwright -. i ~ m butcher G T 38 roper G 24 baker G T — 32 cooper — T — 34 shoemaker G T 44 boatbuilder G T 3 ditto G T 6 ironfounder B 9 boatbuilder — T — 64 r Harrison John, — — — Robert, John, — William, Harley William, Hartley James, Hawoith Thomas, Richard, jun, John H. ■ Richard, Hawksworth W, Harvey Enoch, James, . — John, Samuel, William, Hasledine Wra. jun, Haswell Thomas, John, Hatton George, Benjamin, Thomas, Haycock John, Haydo»k Roger, Henry, — — .John, Hayes James, Thomas, James, Hazlehurst Mead. Samuel, Thomas, William, Head Henry, Heathcote T. H. Heaton Joseph, — ■ Thomas, Heely Thomas, Heskelh Charles, Charles, — — — Holland, Thomas, Heyes Thomas, —I James, Joseph, — — Joseph, Thomas, Heylan Dominick, Hey wood Nathaniel, Arthur, ' ■ Andrew, ~ BcD, Ar. 19 Ranelagh street, Watmough street. Pool lane. Cook street, Frederick street, Byrom street, Pitt street, . Ditto, Chapel street, Pitt street, Kendal, Cheapside, Ditto, Castle street, Cheapside, Haymarket, Blair street, St. Paul's square, Greenland street. Park lane. Castle street, Williamson's square, Basnett street. Lime street. Addition street, 6haw's brow, Maguire street, St. Anne's street, Whitechapel, Frederick street, Sawney Pope street, Manchester, SalJ'ord, Norfolk street, Dake street, Manchester, Clarence street, Crosbie street. Fleet street. Paradise street. Ditto, St. James's street, Crosby, Old Dock, Lawton street, Vauxhall road, Parker street. North street, Everton, Brunswick street, Manchester, Ditto, roper a T — 42 bricklayer — — K H potter G T 32 cabinet maker K 34 roper G — 48 barber ' R 21 bookkeeper G T 02 tailor G T 02 pawnbroker T R 27 cooper G T 02 shoemaker R — r brewer R 23 cooper — R 23 halter • — R 34 soapboiler R 23 cabinet maker R 39 merchant R 70 shoemaker G R 2 ditto 6 K 70 boatbuilder T 63 hatter R 26 liquor merchant G T 44 merchant — R 43 ditto G 41 bricklayer — R 8 tallow chandler G — 21 mathematical i. m , R 10 merchant G T ' 17 butcher G T 38 blockmaker • T 48 breeches maker R 12 whitesmith R — ditto T — cooper T 08 merchant T n calico printer G T —r cabinet maker O T 54 shipwright — — R 66 cooper G T 51 draper G X 33 ditto G T 33 merchant G T 67 farmer G — joiner 6 — 32 roper e T 42 blockmaker — ■r R 8 cooper G T 43 shipwright R 23 merchant R — banker R 29 calico printer B — banker e ■<- i Hcywood Jolin P. Hickson Joseph, Jose pi 1, Higgius Edward, ■ Charles, Higgmson John, William. Highfield John, Nathan, Tiiomas, — .iohn, H;c!-ham Willjam, Hi-ham John, Thomss, Highton James, William, Samuel, Hignett Thomas, ^ Samuel, William, Hiiliaid Richard, Hillard John, Hill William, Hunler, ' — Joseph, John, — — Samuel, -i^ — Henry, Joseph, Hindley Thomas, Hinde John, — — John '^ 1 homas, Hiuton Charles, -I Joiin, Hilton John, Hi. ■con John, Hoaksey Thomas, Hosy John, Hodgson David, George, Thomas, • Thomas, Holcrofi James, ■ James, Holden Thomas, — — — TJionias, William, John. Holding John, Richard, Holland Thomas, mikefidd, Barter street. Park lane, Thomas street. Lime street. Barter street, Bachelor street, Norihwich, Prescot, Ditto, Slian's bro'.v, llerishaw slrcLt, Ulikslhind, Stanley street, Graftcn street, New Bird street. Ditto, Hill street, . Pall mall, Pitt street, Jfullasaj, Crosbiiall street, Tabley street, ^'rosbie street. Fleet sli tet, Shelton, School lane, Cunlille street, Richmond row, Maguirc street, Nelson street, Jordan street, Euerlon, Mount Pleasant, Bridgewater street, Albion street. Sparling street. Hunter street. Cooper's row. Bold street, St James's street. Kitchen street. Park lane, Piumb street, Cornhill, Maguire ttreet, Richmond row, Toxteth Park, James street, Blundell street, ^„.„ Upper Frederick sJ_re£t,ditto Stanley street, " cooper barrist'erat law C(Joper roner boatbuilder ■ shipwright pilot butcher saihnakcr watchmaker saddler caliinel maker cooper ditto ditto roper ditto ditto c'.binet maker slater S: plaisterer roper tallow chandler joiner cooper hairdresser cooper |)otter shipwright waggoner slater barber shipwright roper merchant painter shipwright tailor ro[)er slater cooper merchant shipwright boatbuilder pawnbroker brazier anchorsmitli mariner gunmaker ditto saddler gunmaker ■ T — T — - R ■ R ■ U R ■ ■ — ■ H R ■ K H R R T R R T — R ■ T — ■ R R R T R T — T — R T — • R T — T R T — R T — K R T — R R T — R 65 63 33 41 65 24 21 42 36 70 <■() 6y -n 6 62 38 65 66 51 45 24 18 10 60 .69 T — T — R K R - K — 53 68 8 m 21 32 62 67 67 63 6 47 JO 18 30 67 63 39 I Holland George, James, Hollinshead H. B. J . B,~ Holliwell John, James, Holmes John, ■ Kdward, Kdward, James, Thomas, r- John, John, John, William, Hooton Richard, Thomas, Thomas, Hope Benjamin, Hopwood John, Hornby William, ' Thonws, Thomas, 'I'horaas, John, HugbB. Horrabin Thomas, Hoskison John, Hough William, Thom.as, James, Houghton Thomas, James, George, John, Robert, John, Thomas, Richard Howard Thomas, John, Henry, Henry jun John, Peter, W. jun. 21 FJ.llolt hill, Cornwallis street, Leeds street. Ditto, Copperas hill, Gascoyne street, 'J'empest Hey, Chcapside, DiiU), Wood street, Robert's court, Pennington street, Duncan street, Soho street, Bachelor street, London, Plurahe street. Hill street. Dale street. Ditto, Cropper street, Vernnn street, Kirkdale, Gildart's garden, Springfield, Islingldii, Old Hall street, Crosbie street, Cheapside, Kitchen street. Sparling street, Smithfield street, Manchester, Castle street. Milk street, JVarcrtrce, Oldhall street. Mount Pleasant, Manchester, Kir]; J ah'. Barter street, IFaUon, Basnett street, . Barter street, Manchester, /#" Ranelagh street, Byrom street, Smithfield street, Huddleston Edward, Thomas, Barter street, Hudson James, Frederick street, Robert, Lawton street, Edward, Blundell street. blacksmith — T it 41 merchant G R 60 esquire G T 2 merchant G T 2 roper G — R 41 bricklayer R 8 ditto G 25 plaisterer G — R 23 joiner , R 23 bricklayer G T — 52 saiimaker G T 4 roper G R 41 mason R 40 cooper G — R 15 marnicr G 24 merch.aut T manner T 6 blacksmith G — R 41 breeches maker R 22 potter G T — 22 roper — T — 42 saiimaker — — R 24 gunsmith G R watchmaker . R 11 merchant R 17 grocer — T — 40 banker's clerk R 5 cooper G T 66 watch UKil mak jf G 23 «hipwright — T —67 roper watch tool mak R 66 er G T — 7 tailor B hatter G T — 29 cooper G T — f mariner now iiaer. g — k — • roper G T 5 bookkeeii«r T — 53 dyer T — shipwright T B — ditto G 65 merchant T • cabit(et maker — T R 43 ditto R 65 joiner — T shipwright 6 T 42 plumber R 21 cabinet maker G 7 cooper G T —65 blockmaker G T — 48 roper G T — 42 manner G 67 I Hudson John, Hughes Joseph, "- John, — Thomas, William, • Joseph, ■ ■ iohn, Morris, David, Thomas, ■ Lewis, William, Hull John, Hulton Hc-nry, Humphreys Thomas, ' Wiliam, Hunt Joseph, John, Hunter Roger, Robert, ■ Rowland, George, ' Spmuel, — John, David, William, — .lames, John, ■ — William, Huntington Edward John, William, Hurdas James, Hurry William, Huson Nathan, Hi itchfield William, Huxley Francis, Hyde John, lanson William, William jun. Inch William, Ingham Richard, laglefield William, Irlam William, Irvin David, Jackson Daniel, William, ■ ''ohn, Richard, ■ John, David, —■ ■ — JSamue!, ai Lawton street, Mersey streeti Portland place, Manchester, Harford lane. South Union street, Mersey street, Oldhall street, Wat kill son street, Dickinson street, D'ckslon street, BUindell street, Lawton street, Preslon, Williamson square, Gilbert street, Chesterfield street, IVoodland hall. Seel slrei!t, Harringion street, Shaw's brow. Park lane, Manchester, Dickinson street, Virginia street. Cable street. Park lane, ©opperas hill, Daulby street. Mason street, Mersey street, Bixteth street, Lane Ends, Stafford, St. James's Walk, Shaw's brow. Upper Milk street, Bolton street, Thurlow street. Key street, , Ditto, Barton street, Pembroke place, ( astle ditch, Highfield street, Bolton street, '•-V Ray street, Clarence street. Water street. Privilege row. Sparling street, Crosbie street. Key street^ saihnalter shipwright plaisterer smith shoemaker sailmaker bookkeeper mariner shipwright gunsmith roper blockmaker roper esquire hairdresser blockmaker basketraaker esquire sailmaker hatter mariner shipwright joiner cooper bookkeeper saddler blockmaker baker mariner cooper merchant blockmaker potter merchant potter joiner shipwright merchant .butcher ditto shipwright hairdresser butcher joiner roper hatter tailor brazier shipwright cooper ironmonger painter c 42 G 47 G — K ig G T 53 R 6/ G T 47 T 5 T R 68 G K 63 H 7 R 67 G 42 G T G T 44 T 62 G R G R 51 T 34 R 21 K 63 T 63 G T 2 G R 38 G T 63 T 41 'It 40 R 65 G 47 ^ R 5 G 71 G T 21 G T 7 R 41 B IS G T — 6 .. R 6 - T R 4 G T 40 G T — 33 T 7 R 41 T 6 R 54 o T — 28 — » — R 48 G T — 66 G T — 66 G — R 6 Jackson Ricliard, Josiah, . Joseph, William, James William, — — John, . Thomas, . John, Jee John Audley, Jenkins George, Jennings James, Jenyons Peter, Johnson Thomas, — — — George, ^— — Samuel, Thomas, William, Robert, . John, John, James, . Thomas*, ■ i John, John, . . Tliomasf, Henry, ..— — Richard, ■ Uriah, Houghton, John, . Joseph, Jolly Edward, Jones Amos, Richard, John, John, — — Thomas, William, ' Thomas," Thomas, Robert, Hugh, H;;nrv, Piter' John, Isaac, Robert, Peter. ■ John, — — Huffh, 23 Water street, St. James's street. Seel street, Preston street, Highfield street. Upper Pitt street, Plumbe street. Comwallis street. Beau street, Kent street, Spiial Fields, Fairhurst street, Seacomle, Seel street. Church street, Manchester, Chester, Peter's lane, Mersey street, Shaw's brow, Worlield street, Hanover street, Bolton, t avendish street, Hanover street, Derby street, Soho street. Ditto, Norfolk street, St. James's street, Derby street, Duncan street, Spilalfields, Old Church-yard, Shaw Hill street, Ray street. South Union street, Manchester, Wood street, Prussia street, Ranelagh street. Summer seat, Preston street. Silver street, Ryley's garden, Pitt street. Park lane. Sparling street. New Bird street, Plumbe street. G T G T G T G T G T — T T G — G — T G T — T « T T G T merchant cooper esquire mariner shipwright bookkeeper cooper ditto merchant gunsmith mason cooper sailmaker ironmonger druggist joiner shipwright barber pawnbroker — — plaisterer g t watch case maker tobacconist ironmonger — — boatbuilder g t tobacconist g — slater & plaisterer g t bricklayer merchant joiner merchant slater accountant roper gentleman potter bricklayer roper corkcutter cabinet maker butcher hairdresser cabinet maker roper ditto cordivainer slater baker shipwright ditto pilot o T g t G — G T G T G T Q T G — G — G T G T — 2S — 68 — 59 R 38 — 7 — 62 — a R 60 R 13 R 61 — 38 R 23 — 51 — 44 R — 45 R 47 — 21 ■ K 7 R 51 ■ R — — 12 ■ R 51 — 3$ -- 15 — 15 ■ R 6a - R 68 R 36 - R 70 - — 38 — 28 — 38 E 6 — &7 R — R 52 — 4 — 4» R II R 38 £ 41 — 25 — 63 R 63 R 66 R 6g — 6 Polled 4th Nor. t Polled ;th Not. Jones Roberf, Thomas, ■ John, ■ ■ Wiliiam, ■ John, ■ Thomas, Hugh, John, Joseph M. Joyce John, Joynson Peter H. ■ Arthur, Robert, Moses, ■ Thomas, . — Robert, • Henry, Jump John, ■ Richard, Kaye John, Robert, Peter, James, Keggin John, Kelly George, — - Edward, ' Samuel, William, Kelsall John, Thomas, ^elshaw Richard, William, Kemp William, Kendall Thomas G. • John, Kenny Edward, Kenyon Thomas, Robert, ■ Richard, ■ — Henry, — Robert, Clayton, Isaac, ■ — Charles, ■ — — • George, "— — - George, jun. • James, Kendi ick Robert, William, Kennedy William, Kerfoot Daniel, Kerrison Thomas, 24 Carpenter's row, Pitt street, Preston, Rose hill. Cooper's row, Manckesler, Great George's square,banker Ranelagh street, cooper Norfolk street, bookkeeper Lawton street, roper Great Crosshall street, merchant shipwright ditto bricklayer butcher mariner brassfounder — 64 R 62 Redcross street, Carpenter's row, Pembroke Place, Garston, Ditto, Ranelagh street, Johnson street, Fazakerley street, IVbrr'mgton, Mansfield street, IVarringlon, Sparling street. South Union street, Renshaw street, Mersey street, Renshaw street. New Bird street, Piirhgate, Thomas street, Benn's gardens, Richmond row. Queen street. Seel street, Pownall square, , Water street, Rathbone street, Pitt street, Manchester, Byrom street. Cropper street. Ditto, Manchester, Union street. Pall mall, Blackltirn, Ben a street. Copperas hill. Union .street, Earle street, Crobbie street, Chester, shipwright cooper mariner butcher ditto shipwright roper tallow chandler glassmaker carpenter cabinetmaker pilot shipwright roper shipwright • roper shipwright blockmaker shipwright roper watch spring mak blacksmith merchant cabinet maker pilot blockmaker cooper clockmaker silversmith roper watchmaker cooper pipemaker turner woollen draper merchant pilot ditto cooper cabinet maker copper T T 14 33 c, G G G G G G G G — G — G T G T G T R 71 — 42 R 68 — 42 — 8 B 31 — 04 — 40 R 42 — 23 — 5 15 G — . T G T - K 6Q R 67 ■ 42 ■ 47 - 42 R 69 K — 33 31 R 18 R 4 51 / 27 B 72 R 62 R — 21 42 li 42 K — 3 R 6 H — H 13 R 41 3 K 2 66 R — Kershaw Joseph, Thomas, Kettle Ralph, Key Thomas, Kidd Thomas, King John Cook, Kirby James, Kirkham James, William, Thomas, ..I — Cuthbert, Kirkman Thomas, Kirkby Thomas, Kirmode Carbineer, Kirwen John, Kissick William, Kitchen William, Knapper Ephraim, Knowles Thomas, Sitephen, William, Ralph, John, John, John, William, Lace Charles, Stanley, Joshua, WiUiam, Lafone Samuel, Laithwaite George, Thomas, Lake William Chas, WiUiam, Lambeth William, Langley Thomas L. Joseph, Large Thomas, Lassels Thurston, James, Latham Thomas, Lawrence Richard, Lawson Edward, • Timothy, Lea Thomas, — James, — Thomas, — James, Leather Peter, • Richard, e 25 Wood street. Brick street, Manchester, Warrington, Seel street, Shaw's alley. Lime-kiln lane, Rainford's garden, Wood street, Watkinson street. Seel street, Crosshall street, Hackin's hey, TrafFord's lane. Barter street, Green's court, Vernon street, Clarence street, Vernon street, Pitt street, Crosbie street, Jordan street, Lydiate, Preston street. Cable street, Cumberland street. Park lane, Wakefield street, Camden street. King street, Soho, Duke street, Lawton street. Ditto, Rose place. Ditto, St. Andrew street. Grub street. Key street, Brownlow hill. Princes street. Ditto, Watkinson street, Northwich, Crosbie street, Lancaster, Virgil street. Hill street, Peter street, Gerard street, Park lane. Edge hill, cooper blockmaker hairdresser whitesmith cooper ditto bookbinder joiner potter shipwright sailmaker shoemaker blacksmith roper shipwright ditto tinman bookkeeper bricklayer sailmaker ditto ditto shipwright roper smith joiner yeoman brazier gentleman mariner merchant roper ditto merchant ditto roper baker butcher slater joiner staymaker sawyer bookkeeper cooper ditto painter mariner cooper ditto blockmaker shipwright c G G G G T T T T T G G G G G T — G R G R G T — R T — R G T — T — G T — _ T — a T — 52 G9 51 64 11 34 52 68 51 38 25 32 65 68 24 54 24 62 66 69 ■ 38 33 37 63 40 17 50 ■ 42 ■ 42 13 13 54 19 6 ■ 54 35 35 68 R 66 12 41 37 '9 63 96 Leathpr John, George's street, currier G T ^ - 5 r .1 Freemason's row. ditto _ ■ R 9 Francis B. Queen's court. shoemaker ■ ■ R 25 Leatlierbarrow Henry, Crosshall street. printer ._ • T - 38 Chas . Ormshrk, watchmaker G . _ Leatham 7'homas, Hanover street. merchant R 54 Leathwaite Stephen , Lime street. roper G T - 41 Leay William, Hanover street. merchant G , _ - 45 Ledward Edward, Water street. hatter G T _ - V . Charles, Ditto, ditto G T ^_ - V Lee Robert, Barter street. bricklayer — T ■ 65 Samuel, If^st Kirly, Cheshire, cor.per G . . _ Leece George, Aintree, shipwright — R John, Ditto, bookkeeper — R — ■ John, School lane. ditto n 45 Leech Bezaliel, James's street. tobacconist R 30 John, Greet ham street. tailor G T - 63 Leicester Peter, Rodney street. merchant G T - 56 Leigh William, Fleet street. cooper R 51 Lewin William, Hope street. banker's clerk R 55 Lewis Richard, Ben Johnson street. whitesmith T __ — — David, Benn's gardens. shipwright __ R 31 Thomas, Leeds street. bricklayer — R 2 William, Preston street. baker _» T ^ 38 George, Daulby street. merchant G R 40 Ley land Thomas, Walton hall. esquire G __ R Lidiate James, Westmoreland street , cordwainer __ R 7 Lightbody John, jun . Birchjield, merchant __ __ H J6 Lightbnrn ChristopherBrownlow hill. sawyer G T 54 Lightfoot Thomas, C hisenhale street. sailmaker G _ ^__ 8 ! William, Park lane. ditto G T ^_ 63 — ^— ^-^-- William IVirrall, joiner — R Ligoe John, King street. ditto G 32< Linegar Richard, Bath stre»^t. shipwright ..« R 3 Litherland William, Elliott hill. upholder .»_ . B 41 Littledale Isaac, Bold street. merchant G T 52 Littlemore Booth, Brick street. roper G __ 69 Livesley Edmund, Prescot lane. merchant __ T _ Lloyd Richard, Highlield street. shipwrighj' painter G R 7 John, Edmund street, G T 4 ' John, Fleet street. brewer G T ,__ 51 — — — Francis, Park lane. shipwright — T R 63 Lomax James, Bold street. bookkeeper — _— R 52 ■ Nathan, Manchester, tailor „ ^_ R T'l Roscoe street. slater G T 57 Longworth John, Gilbert street. blockinaker . S 02 Lord Joshua, Brook's alley. roper G ^^ 45 .tames. Grub street. bricklayer , _^ R ^9 Longtoi) Thomas, Scarisbrick, cooper G T Lowe Andrew, Bolton street. ditto O _^^ 41 Edward, Slater street. cabinet maker G T ^.a 59 Ben .lohnson street, ditto R Lowe William, ■ Edward, Edward, — — Thomas, Hugh, Lowndes Charles, Thomas, Lund George P. Lunt Hugh, — — Thomas, - Thomas, James, sen. • Thomas, — — James, . Joshua, Joseph B. Thomas, Lyon William, - Robert, William, George, Edmund jun. — — Joseph, George, Lee, ■ John, John, George, Thomas, Timothy, Edmund, George P. Mackee John, Maddock Rev. T. Maddocks Thomas, Magill Ralph, Makin Thomas, Malborn Charles, JNlally Thomas, George, jun. John, Thomas, jun . George, Manifold James, . Peter, Manning John, Mainw?ring Aa. Marshall Anthony, Martin Thomas, William, ' ■ Joseph, • James, 27 Tythebarn street. Knight street, Ryley's garden, Drury lane, IFest Derlty, Water street, Springtield, Fairhurst street. Key street. Mason street, Leigh street. Circus street, Renshaw street. Peer's court, Cheapside, Edmund street, Preston, Garden street. King street. Lumber street, Richmond row. Mill Inne, Prenton, Richmond row, St. Ann's, Edmund street, Mary bone, Ditto, Hunter street. Key street. cabinet maker watchmaker cabinet maker gentleman shipwright gentleman merchant joiner chandler cooper ditto mason bricklayer mason bricklayer tallow chandler joiner shipwright ditto plumber potter painter gentleman tobacconist mariner saddler carver 'oookkeeper ccachmaker pipemaker esquire Williamson's square, upholder James's street, Chester, ^'^■rnon street, Shaw's brow, Lancaster, Love lane, Lawlon street. Liver street, Prescot, Runcorn, Liver street, James's street. Ditto, roper clerk cabinet maker ditto corkcutter basketmaker cooper shipwright roper ditto shipwright grocer ditto George'sDock passage,pilot Concert street, sailmaker Peter's lane, Smithfield street, Vauxhail road. Lumber street, Plumbe street. painter hatter shipwright hatter pilot o T — - — R G — R G T G — R — T T G R G R T R R G T R G T — G T — T — G R - T R G T — T ■ — B T — R G T — G T — G T — R T — G R G G R R — R G G R T — - X — __ T — S 57 25 28 27 17 23 6 65 44 19 42 19 23 4 65 32 4 18 20 18 14 4 8 ■ 8 21 6 44 30 24 21 33 • 42 48 48 30 30 30 52 45 7 8 4 6 ,jnn Martin Thomas, juH Marlindalc John, Markland Edward, Marsh Joseph, — — — Thomas, Isaac, • Peter, William, Aaron, James, John, Mason William — — — Joseph, Thon)as, William, Massey Matthew, ■ George, James, Mather Nathan, John, Mathews Charles, William Matthews Samuel, Mawdesley Peter, Rouert, ————— Pioberl, May James, Maybrick William, May cock Robert, M'Bride Arthur, M'Cartney Charles, M'Connell John, M'Cully Thomas, M'i>on'ald Joseph, — John — James, M'Dougall William, M'Goftee James, M'Gowan John, John, - — " Robert, ■ Basil — William, ■ Thomas, M'Guiie Hugh, M'Kay John, M'K.ee Robert, William, James, M'Kitterick Henry, M'Knight John, IVI'Knabb John, 28 , Eccles street, Peler's lane, Jordan street. Park lane, Sawney Pope street. King street, Byrom slreut, Sawikv Pope street Vernon street, PUimbe street, Maiichi'stcr, . Denison street, IVi/hislon, C/icshire, St: and street, Orniond street, Davies street. Knight street. Orange street, Thomas street. Mile end, Eucrton, Rose place, Duke street, Leeces street. Lime street, Comus street, Breck street. Sir Thomas' buildings Cable street, St. Andrew street. Copperas hill. Brick street, St. Helen's, Cheapside, Mason street. Old dock, Bath street. Kitchen street, Darwin street. Cable street. Ditto, Ditto, Crosbie street, Whitechapel, Chester, Fazakerley street. Upper Newington, Ben .lohnson street. Hood street. Church street, Sta!:Iey street, Jordan street. broker o — R 10 shipwright — — R 45 bcatbuilder G T — 6g brazier R 63 plaisterer K 12 cabinet maker G 32 ditto G R 21 plaisterer — R 12 brushmaker T — 24 pilot G 6 hairdresser T tobacconist G 1 blockmaker ■ — R pipetjiaker R 31 pilot t; T — 4 cabinet maker — — R 36 cooper — — R 57 boatouilder G T — 24 hatter — R 33 cooper G T 11 ditto X ditto K 13 merchant G T — 6o joiner G T - — 58 baker G T — 41 blacksmith — R 13 cabinet maker — R 69 , watch tool maker G T — 37 butcher G T — 33 roper T — 54 rigger G 41 shipwright G T — 69 glassmaker G clock maker G — R 23 shipwright — R 65 mercer — fi 32 shipwright G — R 3 ditto — H 67 ditto a 47 ditto — — R 33 hosier — R 33 bookkeeper — — R 33 shipwright G 66 surgeon — R 38 plumber & glaziei G — manner G 5 slater e T — 53 shipwright G " — R plaisterer G T — 38 mariner — R 44 sailiBaker — R 36 smith T — 69 i M'Neal Daniel, Meadows William, Thomas, Henry, Meats John, William, Melling Robert, Edward, Mercer Henrj-. William, James, Thomas, George, Thomas, John, Thomas, John, Metcalf John, Townley, Middleton John, Miles Edward, Birch, Miller Robert, John, • Thomas, Millett John, Milligan William, Jaines, Moffitt Peter, John, . Thoinas, William, Matthew, George, Molyneux John, John H. ■ John, J ames, Joshua, Joshua, James, — Richard, John, . ;ohn, Edmund, James, Henry, ■ William, i Mooney James, Peter, Moorcross James, Moore Henry G, 99- Frederick street. Meadow street, Hackin's hey, Waikinson street. Upper Milk street. Ditto, Wood street. Sparling street, Mary Ana street, Burslem, Moorfields, St. Helens, Tarleton street. Park lane, Ditto, Toxteth Park, Haymarket, Peter street, James's street, Huyton, Chapel yard, Lancelot's hey. Orange street, George's street, Bridport street, C;.r|)eiiters' row, Lydia Ann street, Pownall square, Bixteth street, Duncan street, Norfolk street, Sir Thomas' Building Upper Milk street, Sch(Jol lane, Shaw's brow, LTpper Wilk street, Hightield street, Gascoyne street, Preston street, RahiJ'ord, Manchester, Ditto, Sparling street. Grub street, Duke street, Earle street, St. James' Place, St. Ann street, Ca'-pt-niers' row, Milton street, Westmorland street, St. Ann street. shipwright — R 43 .sailor G "— ' — 14 brushmaker G R 25 shipwright T R 08 — 7 cabinet maker G T tailor G T — 7 gunsmith G R 52 R 66 merchant bookkeeper G T — 63 china manufactr. R carpenter G T — 25 shipwright R victualler — T — 44 R 63 R 63 joiner G sawyer G surgeon R cooper K 39 watchmaker T — 37 ditto T — 3a enameller — H cabinet maker G T — 4 gentleman G T — 3 tallow chandler R 24 pilot T — 5 mariner T — 71 shipwright K G4 roper K 61 bricklayer R 7 boatbuilder G — '5 mason R 40 ditto G — 68 s,i'ei.tleman G T — 37 mason G — K 7 ditto G T — 45 roper R 21 shoemaker G T — 7 stationer G T — 7 brazier T — 8 roper G — B 38 shoemaker R smith T. — • painter R — 66 roper '~~ T sailmaker "^ ""~ R 19 ironmonger G T — 50 cooper G "" R 4 roper ^— "— K — ^ sailmaker T R 17 blockmaker G — R 64 boatbuilder G — . — J2 brickl.-'.yer G T - 7 merchant — T -'7 I t) Moore Richard, ;;■ William, Morgan Joseph, MorJey Edward, Morris Thomas, - — Thomas, ■ Thomas, ■ ' John, — ^— Robert, Morrison Thomas, Moss James, ..u.u.y ^aie, Moul on Houlbtook, North street. Murphy James, Duke street, Murray Roger C. Chape) lane, — Bartholemew Portland place. 3d Bridgewater street. Knight street. Hurst street. North shore. Grub street, Bridgewater street, Manchester, Queen street, Rodney street, Norfolk street, Stanley Gale, Murrow James, Browniow'hill' ; Joseph, St. Paul's square Brownlow hill. Ditto, ■Knight street, Salthouse lane. Milk street, Tristram court, Ray street. Dale street. North shore, Denison street. Chapel street, Cheapside, Jf^arrington , VV illiam, jun. Duke street, mere — Ihomas, jun. Great George's streel,ditto Myers Edward, William, Nangreavp Edward, Neale William, Nelson Jolni, ■ Samuel, — William, Nevett Edward, ~~— Joseph, Samuel, William, Naylor John, ■ Henry, shipwright blockmaker baker boatbuilder joiner shipwright cooper boatbuilder merchant joiner gentleman shoemaker niariner cooper roper gentleman shipwright cabinet maker ditto sailmaker blockmakei' joiner cabinet maker smith printer porter dealer printer broker blacksmith filecutter rnerchant ■ Thomas, - — - — Robert, *" ■ Thomas, - - James, '■ Charles, ' — John, Needham Samuel, Neven Thomas, Neverson Bradley, Nevltt Thomas, Newall Andrew, '' Nathaniel, ~ — ■ Thomas, -; ■ John, Newby John, Newhouse William, Newton James, Nicholls William, \ " — ■ John, l^icholson Joseph, Moorfields, Preston street, Duke street. Ditto, Ray street. tailor roper esquire merchant watchmaker Harford Hill, Cheshircmfirchant Bridgewater street, shipwright Stanhope street, Jordan street. Union street, Salthouse dock, Cheapside, Crosshall street. Lumber street, Frederick street, Cumberland street. Cropper street. Dale street, Chester, Silver street, mariner ditto gunsmith shipwright cabinet maker cooper mason shipwright labourer roper potter draper hatter — - — - n m G T - - 57 — - T - - 64 — - T - - 1 G T - - JP — - R 68 — - K — G T - - 4 G T - - 55 — R 68 — S _ — T — - 23- G T — - 50 G • — - 53 G T — - 19 — R 54 R 3 R 53 R 53 R 57 G — -47 G T — - 7 R 33 R 6 — R 26 ■ — R I K 1 R 27 fi 23 R G — 60 G T n — T 25 G R 3a G T 60 G T ■ — 60 G T 0' G T G R 68 — T — —w — R Q9 G T '— 3 G — 47 G T 23 R 38 G 4 G R 48 — R 37 — — R 42 r — 22 — . — i — — . — R 41 Nicholson Matt. jun. - — — Thomas, — Matthew, Nickson Joseph, ' Thomas, Noble Thomas, •— — John, Norris Edward, Robert, — —- Hicbard, Robert, John, Philip, North John, • Thomas, Oates Thomas J. Richard, Oddie Robert, Okill William, — — John, James, Oldham James, John, O'Neal Michael, Ormandy William, Orme John, Joshua P. Samuel, Otty James, Owen John, John, Robert, ■ Charles, Padmore Robert, Robert, Johu H. Page William, James, Richard, Luke, — — John, Thomas, J ames, James, Palmer Thomas, Park Henry, Parker Edmund, — — — Henry, — — Edmund, William, Parke Tnomas, - — — Thomas J, 31 Manchester, Gateacre, Richmond row, Redcross street, Jordan street. Upper Milk street. Mount pleasant, Gibraltar row. New Bird street, <^ircus street, Vauxhall road. Ditto, Pembroke place, Brownlow street, Connistone, Rigby street, Grayson street. Hunter street, Gibraltar row. Berry street, Leigh, Vernon street, Tythebarn street. Hurst street. Back Gerard street, Clarence street. Ditto, grocer merchant gentleman cooper shipwright ditto grocer shipwright ditto cooper joiner millwright ironmonger gentleman merchant boatbuilder shipwright bookkeeper hoopmaker sugarbaker merchant joiner potter shipwright tanner merchant ditto Great Charlotte street,bookkeeper Hackin's bey. Knight street, Paradise street, Hunter street, James' street, Roberts street, Bolton, Tyrer street, Roscoc street, Highiield street, Spitallields, Shawhill street. Plumb street. Hale street. Elect street. Sparling street. Pool lane. Bold street, Harrington, Circus street, Edmund street. Hill street, Highjield^ DtitH, — K R R R R R R T — 69 — R 19 R 18 ■- R 31 R 69 — ^ R 7 R 5» T — 1 G G G G G painter cooper merchant cordivainer hatter saihnaker tinman shoemaker shipwright pilot joiner turner potter shipwright cooper shipwright butcher surgeon shipwright cooper cornfactor watch spring mak esquire merchant R 8 R 8 R 40 — R 54 R — . — 2 K 64 T 21 T 1 T 59 R — R 24 R r. R 64 — R 19 — R 54 — R 54 T — 39 — R 25 57 — R 46 T R 21 — R 30 — R 21 T — 43 57 — R 7 — K 38 — R 38 6 — R 24 T — 51 — « 66 T — 32, T — 52 — R 19 — K 4 41 32 33 Parkrnson William, Pitt street. mariner G — — - 62 ■ John, Hurst street. sailmaker G R 64 William, Peter street, cooper ._ T — - 37 Vauxhall roafl mariner T — R - 8 ■ John, Edge hill. 1 -111 1 & 1 * * v>t hatter __ Timothy, Leather lane. roper G T — - 25 — — . Joseph, New Bird street. shipwright G T — - 6.9 — — Thomas, Crosbie street. smith G - ee Parr Edward, Frederick street. shipwright K 48 " John, Parkgate, bricklayer G - — John, Trueman street. roper G T — - 22 • Thomas, Great George's street, merchant G T — ■ 72 William, Upper Pitt street. ditto G K 62 James, Argyle street. ditto G R 49 Parron 'ames. Ryhey's Garden, butcher T 25 Parry Hugh, Hurst street. shipwright e 64 Samuel, Manchester, cabinet maker — R — George, Concert street. cooper — T — 52 George, Johnson's court. ditto — R 24 Miles, Eumber street. pilot G T — 4 — — Joseph, Norfolk street. shipwright R 68 William, Bixteth street, Rainsford's garden. ditto nailor G T — R 5 Thomas, 34 William, Crosshall street. brazier R 38 — — Henry, Rodney street. merchant R 55 Thomas, Williamson street. shipwright G T 44 Joseph, Manchester, Richmond row. painter brazier R — Parson John, R 18 Part John, Duke's place. bookkeeper R 65 Parsonage William, Park lane, JFigan, cooper roper G R R 63 Pate William, — Patten Joseph, Haymarket, blockmaker 6 R 39 — — - Edward, Ditto, potter R 39 Paull John, Stanley street. cabinet maker G R 36 Payne John, Pall Mall, brewer G R 6 James, Blundell street. plumber G 6/ John, Ditto, ditto G __ 67 John, jun. Ditto, ditto G 67 Pearce Thomas, Old Church yard. boalbuilder , R 28 Pearson Edward, Everton, merchant — a ... ■ James, Ormond street, shipwright G R 4 r>_l„i. Sparling street. anchorsrailh G R 66 — Thomas, Ditto, ditto G ». 66 • James, Sraithfield street. brassfounder R 7 John, Westmorland street. ditto R 7 — — — John, Shaw's brow, roper — B 21 Peck Samuel, Christian street. merchant G T 19 Peers John, Wbitechapel, saddler R 38 Pemberton Peter, Manchester, cooper R — Edward, Warrington , merchant R — — — — — Charles, New Bird street. cabinet maker — R 69 William, Davis's street. nailor G T — 3Q Pendleton George, Pennington Henry, ■ William, — Janies, John, Lawrence, _- Thomas, . John, blacksmith gentleman plaisterer china manufact. joiner painter watch case maker - Seth, . John, Penkethman G. Penkett Henry, , Thomas, John, Pennant John, Percy John, Perry Charles, Peters William, Phantom Robert, Philips John B. John, Phythian Richard, Pickering Robert, Pickton William, Pickup Thomas, Pierpoint Edward, Edward, George, Pike Robert, Pilkington John, Place Elisha, Thomas, Piatt John, ■ John, Thomas, Plumpton John, Jonathan, Pole Charles, Pool James, Thomas, Joseph, jun. Michael, Pooley Henry, — — Edmund Porter Thomas, Poiter William, James, John, John, Potts Edward, Powell Joseph, potter ditto joiner corkcuttef cooper Dale street, Houghton street, Atherton street, Cheapside, King street, Williamson street, Nortliampton street, Euerlon, Shaw's bru>r. Key slrect, Manchester, Mile end. Great Richmond sireet, watchma W Duke street, merchant George's street. Sparling street, Cornwallis street. Park lane, Mersey street. Chapel lane. Rose place, Knowsley, Bold street. Upper Milk street Union street. — 22 — 43 — 32 R 23 — 32 R 44 R. 8 Shaw'g brow, Baxter's court. Garden street, Harford street. Hartley street. Cavendish street, Brownlow hill. Knight street, Commutation row, Bolton, Shawhill street. Ditto, Bold street, Kent square, Renshaw street, Everton, Renshaw street. Elbow lane, Blundell street. Belle street, Herculaneum pottery, potter Toxctli Park, ditto Barter street, blockmaker Brick street, mariner Gldhall street, cooper Cropper street, joiner butcher blockmaker cooper baker shipwright tinman bricklayer labourer merchant shoemaker cooper potter mariner cooper gentleman gun maker shoemaker roper ditto ditto cabinet maker roper ditto merchant cooper plaisterer merchant slater shipwright ditto ditto a 6 o G G R 21 R 6 E — — 11 — J4 _ 60 — 5 6 G e c 6 G T T G G G G O — v. 66 R 60 R 63 R 47 -^ 53 R 13 R 52 — 7 — 3 K 21 — 32 R 65 — S3 R 12 R 54 ■ R 57 R 40 • H ■ R 38 • R 38 — 59 — 61 . R 42 • R 42 26 — 67 — 13 R — - R - K 65 — 69 R 5 42 (/ ^ V' Powell Edward, Copperas hill, shipwright ■ B 41 Pownall William, Chester, esquir* o R ^^ Pratchitt W. P. Dale Street, druggist o r 35 Prenton Thomas, Ryley's garden. sailraaker o 25 • Thomas, Pownall street. cooper o T 48 Willhrn Williamson street, Heshayne, ditto blacksmith 44 Prescott John, Z! ~ R R William, Moffitt's place. watch engraver T 41 John, Gerard street. stonemason R 19 Preston John, Hatford street. cabineit maker ■G T .■53 ' Andrew, Manchester, bookkeeper s R Edward, Ghisetihale street. cooper G . R 8 ■\^/ill;Tm Hill street. baker G ^_ R 41 • Thomas, Highficld stredt. tallow chandler G T / Price John, Concert street. cooper G T 52 Robert, Peter's lane. ditto G R 45 — — Edward, Il'igan, cabinet maker R — Priestman John, Stanhope street. ship chandler G T ^^ iprince William, Newhall street. shipwright ■ 70 Tritchard John, Old Dock, cooper G T 32 Richard, Novia Scotia, pilot __ . R 30 Pulford John T. Uni6n street. merchant __ R 3 Purney .lames. St. James's street. cordivainer G T 68 —— — James, Oxford street. shoemaker . R 9 PusiU William, Warrington, ditto „_ __ X Pye Peter, Crooked lane. sailmaker T 31 Joseph, Peter street. t) racier a T 37 John, Prescot, potter — R Bryan, Giliraltar row. cabinet maker __ R 1 Pyke John, Everton, cooper G T _. Robert, Matthew street. baicer & T .^ 34 Quayle Edward, . Peter street. ihipwright f^ R 37 Quick Richard, Knight street. roper O- T -^ 57 Thomas, Warrington, joiner G ._ , Quiikim William, Crosbie street. *hipwrighv G m Quilliam James, R)'ley's garden. cooper G T 25 Quin John, Denison street. roper O T I Raine Cunliffe Pole, Ranelagh street. mariner O 42 Raint'ord Tliomas, Manchester, cabinet maker G T Ramsbottom Richard , New Bird street attorney —, 41 69 — — — — — James, Bury, surgeon ^^ ...» R \ir:ii:„„ , Great Nelson street, bricklayer G R 40 Ramsden Joseph, Newington, roper T 42 Bamsdale Richard C Cornwallis street. mariner G B 60 Ramsay William, W.uxhall road, tailor „_ R 8 • Thomas, Manchester, painter __ T ..... _, KatchfFe Henry, Roscoe street. boatbuilder a T 57 Richard, Kirkdale, Cook btreet. cooper butcher Q T — « **. R 34 Rathbone James, Coravvallis street. shipwright • .^^ 60 -. — John, Ansdell street. ditto R 47 '■•■-■■■■■""" Thowa#,, Saltbouse Dockj, ^to. l^ — *t . Rathbone Samuel, __ William, Rawson Thomas, jun Rea J£)hn, Reece John, Reed Alexander, . Charles, Roger, John, Peter, John, Reeder Robert, Renshaw Edward, Henry, — John, Rev. Samuel Henry, Revell Thomas, ReyrJolds John, Rice Thomas, William, Richardson Charles, — — Thomas, Joseph, William, Rigby John, John, John B. William, William, jun. ■ Peter, Robert, Edmund, Thomas, William, Rigmaiden John, Rimmer Timothy, George, Robert, Henry, Rimmer Joseph, Nathaniel, Joseph, Richard, John, James, Ritson James, Roach Edward, Robb Daniel, Roberts Edward, Richard, William, 33f King street, Soho, Greenlank, Gateacre, Sir Thomas' Buildings, l\lanchister, Russell street, Whitcchapel, Ditto. Crosshall street, Duncan street, Whitechapel, T.ydia Ann street, Bold street. Cropper street. Bold street, ,Ditto, Dale ttroet, Redcross street, Prtston, Quarry hill, St. James's street, Gildart's garden, Sawney Pope street. Hunter street, Frederick street, (hfcapside, Prussia street, Jjthcrland, Vernon street. Freemason's row. North street, Derby street, EUel Grange, Rose place, C'rosbiu street, Soho street, Watkinson street. Queen street, Ormond street, Gartloii, Peter street. Parr street, Bolton, Mount Fernnn, DownhoLUmd, Ditto, Clare street, Crosbie street, Athcrtou street. Liver stieet, Plumbe street, Leeco's street, cooper G R 17 merchant ■~~* ~~ R ditto G R . cooper T — 37 blockmaker ' a — cooper R 54 cabinet maker G — 37 ditto — 37 tobacconist G T — 38 roper T _ 40 bookkeeper G — 37 cooper — 61 merchant T — 32 roper — - T — 42 merchant T — 53 clerk 6 X — 52 brazier e T — 2S cooper a R 31 painter — T — ~ — roper G T — 72 joiner — R 68 cooper G — 11 shipwright G — la bricklayer T — 21 shipwright T — 48 ditto G — 23 tinman a T — 4 husbandman G brazier G T — 24 ditto T — 9 jhoemaker G — R 22 joiner — T R 36 esquire T — — bricklayer R 13 plumber & glazier — R 60 liroker G — 15 roper G — 68 cooper , B 4 shipwright T — 4' tailor — R •»— cabinet maker R 37 sailmaker G T — 50 tobacconist K — ironmonger G T — ' ~— cooper G T — -•- nailor G T — ~ mariner — T — 17 pilot — R m mariner G — — 32 shipwright — . . — R 48 bricklayer G T — & joiaer » V — 53 36 Roberts William, William, —— — John, Robert, — — — John, Peter, Robinson John, I i Charles, William, James, ■ Benjamin, — ■ Johu, Thos. B. James, — '-' James, — — ^— Daniel, — ^ Thomas, Charles, George, ■ — ' William, — Charles, Jeseph, Joseph, ■ Thomas, Georg.-, Nicholas, John, Roe William, William, jun. Rogers James, Rogerson Nathan, Rawlinson Robert, Roscoe John, Rossindale Thomas, Rosson Andiew, ' James, Rothwell James, Roughsedge Rev .R . H Waring, Hornby, Rouse James, Rovvbottom Robert, Rowe George, Henry, ' Hornby, ' Thomas, Thomasj — — John, - James, . Richard, Rowlinson John ^oydcB Joseph^ Lumber street. Park lane, Hawke street. Mill lane, Blundell street. Crooked lane, Shaw's alle}'. Carpenter's row. King street, Brownlow street, Manchester, Peter street, Webster street, John street, Norfolk street. Park lane, Stanley street, Tarletoi! street, New quay, C'roolvcd lane, Parliament street, Richmond row, Hackin's hey, Stanley hlreet. Carpenter's row, St. Anne's street, Wolsteuholme squa Queen's square. Ditto, Hope street. Pall mall, Soho square, High street, Grayson street, Lord street. Ditto, Parker street, • Mount Pleasant, Ditto, Kirkham, Preston street, Greelliam street^, Wood street. Hurst street, Marshall itreet, Highfield street, Cases street, Fontenoy street, Preston, Cases street, Greenland street, frankley, Cheshire^ stationer G T — 4 roper 6 T — 63 blockmaker G — 53 cabinet maker R 20 hairdresser G R 67 sailmaker R 31 ditto T — 64 cooper G T — 64 ditto H 32 merchant T — 54 watchmaker K plaisterer G K 37 watchmaker T — 22 tailor K 35 smith K 68 sailmaker G — 63 brnslnnaker K 36 cooper G T — 44 potter G T — 3 cooper G T — 31 •sailmaker C T — to letter case maker K 18 hatter K 25 cabinet maker R 36 cooper T R 64 merchant G R ]5 re, sailmaker G _- R 50 merchant 6 T — 39 ditto G T — 39 shipwriglit e T — 55 blockmaker G T — 6 baker S T — 15 grocer G T — 26 painter R 64 upholder P m — 33 ditto e T — 33 chandler — T — 43 clerk 6 T — 53 merdiant O T — 53 ditto e — tobacconist G — 38 smith o _ R 63 gentlepian Q T — 54 cooper a T — 64 victualler G ^^ E 33 boatbuilder G T — 7 tobacconist « T — 43 sailmaker .,», ..^ R 2i tobacconist « T _ — ditto O T — 43 shipwrights G — — 70 sflddJec .at -^ A -— ' 3? RoyleJohn, Rushton Edward, James, Russell Tarletoii, Rutson W. C. Rutter Richard, Ryecrott John, Ryder Thoma'!, Riding William, John, Thomas, Rylance James, Peter, Ryland William, Ryley James, Rymer Thomas, Salthouse William, Saodbach William, Sanders John, Savage Charles, Saul James, Nathaniel, Sauley Thomas, Scales William, Scarsbrirk Wi!li;im, Scroder Wiliiam, Schroedyr Henry, Scotson Joseph, Scott Jonathan, William, Seaver Thomas, Seddon James, John, Henry, George, Seed Henry, William, Scfton The Earl of, Seijeant John, Sewell James, Sheweil William, Shallcross Thomas, Shanks Jameii, Shand Charles, Sharp James, — — John, ■ John, jun. John, Shaw Cliristopherj — ^— John, — — John, «w— JaiiMS, Kent street, Patadise street, Prussia street, Colquitt street. Myrtle street, St.' Paul's square, Basnett street, Molyneux wient, Lydiate, Mount Pleasant, Huylon, Norfolk street, Pitt street, Tythebarn street. Slater street, Tythebarn street. Dean's court, 'Northwich, Brownlow hill. Barter street, Tythebarn street, Derljy street, Runcorn, Pall mall, Ms-^on street Peter street, ^•ESton, Raldiff'e bridge lane, Strnnd street. Crooked lane, Tabley street, Grayson street, Orford street, Peter street, U'rexkam, Poplar wient, IVarrivgton,- Croxteth Hull, Mount Pleasant, Union street. Ditto, Hunter street, Highfield street, Islington, Tarleton street. Car Je street. Ditto, Roiiiiey street, Wavertree, Crosshali street, Charles street, Farnwortk, ancborsmiih 8 — R 61 1 mariner R 33 bricklayer — T — 4 merchant R 59 broker G R 18 boatbuilder G -B 2 j joiner G 43 shipwright R 23 blockmaker — T *— '— grocer e 53 farmer G ""• j mariner G R 68 ditto T R 62 bookkeeper G R 5 sailmaker R 59 blacksmith R 5 shipwright R 27 uphuldtr gunmaker G T — 54 shipwright R 65 ditto G — R 5 ■whitesmith G — R 30 cooper — R cabinet maker B 6 lathcleaver R 65 bricklayer R 37 barber R clock maker R baker — T — 31 mariner R 31 blockmaker G T 65 cooper G T 64 ironmonger G T 47 roper K 37 ditto R — I slater G T — 36 gardner G 1 K roper — T — 54 pilot: G T — 3 ditto G T 3 smith G T 21 grocer R 7 merchant G T -^ 40 ditto R 44 cabinet maker G T 33 ditto 33 merchant R 55 ditto G T sailmaker G 38 roper G T ■ 44 plumber & glazier o I( [ — Shaw James, Thomas, ■ James, Thomas, John, John, . William, Shephard Lawrence, Shepherd W. Sherlock Henry, Henry, Shiramin Edward, Shont; Josejtii, Shuttleworth T. Sibbering William, Simcock Thoma3, Simner Robert, — Thomas, Simpkin Thomas, ■ Ricliard,, • Henry, Sinclair Alexander, Skeihornc John, Joseph, Skillicorn Robert, Robert, hiater William, Daniel, Sloane William, William, Smallshaw John, Smith Henry, William, William, . Joshua, John, Gforge, John, James, - Edward, Richard, - Samuel, - William, - Richarci, - Thomas, - James, - William, - John, ■- Thomas, - Thomas, Thomas, — Thomas, 98 Mancheiter, Ditto, Renshaw street, Frederick street, Ererton, Gt, Charlotte street. Pool lane, Ormond street, Gati'acre, Oimskirk, Old Douk, Tarletoil street, Fefivrick street. Privilege row, Shaw's brow. Brick street, Leeds !!treet, Crosshall street, Chester, Mersey street, Highfield street, Scotland road, Houghton stiect, St. Helens, Atherton street. Prices street, Greenland street. Tempest hey, Kent square, Gilbert street, Campbell street, Harford street, Clayton street, Bolton street. Milk street. Mill lane, Manchester, Lumber street. Mason street. Mount Pleasant, Chissenhale stre^^t, Northwich, Mary Anne strec<, UphoUand, Z-f * Cumberland street, Crosbie street, Dale street. Ditto, Copperas hill, Moorfields, John street. Hurst jtre*t. 39 sawyer , — X — — ditto X roplyle» Robert, Manchester, smith — T — — Upper Milk street. blacksmith — R 7 Milk street. wheelwright — R 7 Thomas street. shoemaker G — 33 Ecclcs street. ditto G — 10 St. James's street. mariner G T — 68 Ditto, ditto a T — 68 Hanover street. smith T — 45 Thomas street. shipwright — T — 33 Dickinson street. ditto — T — 6;j Liver street. ditto — T — 48 Crosbie street. ditto — R 6& Ssacotnbe, rear admiral R.N . G T Manchester, roper R Mersey street. blockmaker R 47 Brick street. sailmaker R 6q Park lane. baker R. 63 Peter's lane. roper » T — 45 Park lane. bricklayer T — 6:i Bath, esquire T Scotland road. roper R 12 Kensington, merchant R \jorA street. cheesemonger G R 33 Redcross street. hatter e T — 31 Ditto, sailmakcr G T — 3i Lydiate, baker ■ — T Atherton street. brazier — R 32 Frechktun, roper G Lancaster, bontbuilder R Rowe street. blockmakes R S Fontenoy street. roper 6 — 22 Ditto, ditto « — 22 Baptist street. ditto G — J9 Moffitt't place. ditto T R 41 Ranelagh street. merchant G T — 43 JFarrington, mariner — R — Kmiwsley hall, a R JFavertrce, esquire a T Edmund street. mariner — R 4 Barter street, blockmaker a — 65 IVarrington, roper G Manchester , biazier — T Maguire street. ditto — T — 10 Barter street. blockmaker a T — 65 King street. shipwright — T — 3'J South Union street. blockmaker — T -67 Nova Scotia, ditto — T — ao CnnlilTe street. bricklayer — K 24 Strand street. watchmaker — R 31 Haymarkel, broker — T _ HQ Scotland road. merchant — K 12 Copperas hiif. roper • T — 41 Styth Richard, Sumner John, Sutton John, • Edward, Swain .lohn, Swaine William, Thomas, Swan Jeremiah, Swarsbrick John, Swettenham Thos. Swift Richard, ■ Henry, Swindal] Samuel, Syers George, — — Robert, William, ■ Thomas, Syk^s Ben. Sand. Taggart John, Tait James, Talbot John, Tapley John, ' Samuel, Tarbuck James, Tarleton Lt. Gen. B > Robert, ' ■ — Thos. jun. Tarlton John, John jun. Tate Richard S. Latham Richard, Tatlock John, ■ • William, Taylor Edward, • Edward, Edward, ■ ■ James, James, ■ John, John, Joseph, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, Thomas, : • William, William, — • — William, Tear .loseph, Terry Mai tin, Thomas Joseph, — -r — Thonjas, 44 Simpson street. School lane. Christian street^ Eccles street, Denison street, Leeds street^ Denison street. Stoke, Ansdell street, Richmond row. Old hall street, Crosshall street. Barter street, Everton, Ditto, Ditto, Upper Milk street, Byrom street. Crooked lane, Norfolk street, Cumberland street, Peter street. Parliament street, Prescot, Bath, Breck street, Overleij hall, Salop, Everton, St. Anne's street, Gascoyne street, Plumbe street, Moffitt's place. Cooper's row, Gerard street^ Old Dock, North shore, Preston, St. Anne's street. Old Dock, Old Swan, Toxteth Park, Gascoyne street, Richmond row, North shore, Bolton street, Rodney street, Williamson's square, Nortli shore. Kitchen street. Upper Pitt street. Dale street. New hall strait. shipwright • — E 6e carver G T — 45 shipwright K 19 soapboiler G T — 10 cabinet maker R 1 joiner G T — 2 shoemaker G — — 1 potter R ghipwright T — 47 glazier e T — 18 whitecooper G T — S saddler G — 38 smith R 65 broker G T merchant G T — ditto G T brickmaker » 7 bookkeeper R 21 shipwright 6 — — 31 sailmaker T — 68 roper T — 37 cooper R 37 bricklayer ■ E 70 ironmonger B. shipwright — T -69 esquire G T cooper 6 T merchant G T — 17 cabinet maker ^_ R 8 blockmaker R roper G R 41 cooper G R 32 bookkeeper R 19 hairdresser G T — 32 miller R 1 joiner R ironmonger G T — 17 hairdresser a „ — 32 victualler o T cooper G T shipwright G -^ — 8 manner G T — 18 millwright G R 1 cooper R 41 broker G B 56 cooper G T — 44 bread baker G R 1 cooper G T — tJ7 merchant G T — 62 druggist R 35 shipwright -r- R 70 . Thomas William, Thompson Edward, — . Henry, I ^ James, _ James, . James, ^ James, Joseph, . — ,Iohn, John, John, Richard, __ Samuel, Robert, T. Pepper, William, Wm. jun. William, William, Threlfall Joseph, Robert, Tittle Bryan, Thomas, Tomlinson James, John, • Richard, . William, Townsend William, Trelner William, Travers Edward, James, Tristram John, — — Thomas, William, Trotter Henry F. Throughton John, Thos. Trueman Daniel, George, Tudor William, Tunslall James, Turner John W. John, .'ohn. William, William, William, William, Tvventyman J . M, Tyrer John, 41 Ranelagh street, Wood street, Gerard street, Thingwell, Park lane, Warren street. Low hill, Edgar street, Frederick street, Lawton street, Tarleton street, Johnson street. Slater street. Back Mansfield st. St. Anne's street. Lime street, Islington, Park lane, Rodney street. Brick street, Hyley's garden, Coveut garden. Park lane. Pilling, Chapel street. Ditto, Hayraarket, Parliament street. Sparling street. Stoke, SmithlSeld street. Rope walk, Copperas hill, Walton, Pitt street, Parliament street, St. James's place, ( liristian street, Prussia street, Preston street, Chester, Forrest street. North street. Ditto, Dale street, Gibraltar row, Russell street. Hartley Green, Pembroke street, Highfidd street. rtpci G T 42 sailmaker T 52 painter G T 19 yeomen G —"' •^ — ■ cooper K G3 linen draper R 54 mason G -"- — coachmaker K 12 shipwright T 48 roper G 42 tanner G 44 tailor R 23 banker — R 51 sailmaker G 18 merchant G 17 roper G 41 gentlenwn G T 40 sailmaker E 63 merchant R 55 shipwright R 69 ditto — T K 25 merchant G T • 27 blockmaker R 63 labourer R — merchant G T 37 ditto R 27 roper G 39 merchant G E 70 plumber & glazier G m potter R — nonmonger G T 7 tailor T 38 chairmaker G — — 41 saddler G T -^ blockmaker K 62 cooper G T 70 merchant T — bricklayer a 19 boatbuilder G T 4 cooper R 38 watch tool maker T — cabinet maker R 63 potter R 22 watchmaker T 22 grocer R 25 smith G R 1 cabinet maker R 54 ditto G R — cooper & 54 sailmake,r — a 7 43 ii:i T/rer James, Robert, Willi?m, — — Joseph, Thomas S. —-~- .Joseph, '• James, Uns worth lolin, — Wilham, Unvin Robert, Upton Joseph, Kobcrt, Vernon Tliomas, Wade Samuel, Wainwriufht George, Leather lane, Lancelot's hey, Old hall street, London road. Park lane. Copperas hill. Grub street, Dmce street, Scot'and road, Dov.'nie stnxt. Sparling street, Forrest street. Park lane, Ormond street, Ma.-on street, ■ Geoige, Slockporl, ■ Joseph', Pitt street, • Josephf , Flint street, • Wm. ■ John, ■ Thos. Wakefield Thomas, Walberg Fred. W. Walker W. L. Riduird, Thomas, William, Walkingti/u Nich. Walmsley John, Joshuij, Waln«'>beit, Waiter John, Walton .iohn, John, Edward, Wane Wiliam, William, Warbiirton 'I'homas, Joseph, Ward James, Rol-ert, Wareing Daniel, William, Warren Samuei, Warrington T. W.a-swick Percival, Waicrsoir iohn, Vv'iitkin'on Jas. B. — ^ Samuel, Waithsw Samuel, Watson John, Jonathan, Lord street, Sidney street, Balchelor street, JS'orl/iwich, Copperas hi 1, Charles street, Cleveland square, Charlotte street, Mary Anne street, Pemberton's alley. Berry street, Fisher street, St. Paul's square, Queen street, Vernon street. Ditto, Lancaster, Frederick street, Crosbie streot. Hurst street, Hnokin's hey, Matthew street, St. Anne's street, Vauxh.ll! road, Stanley street, Maddox street, Burton, Cheshire, Vi-riion street, Fazakerley stjcet, Ranelagh street. Castle street, Gme ft. Harrington, Neston, Ditto, Polled ift Not. shipwright » ditto G joiner g bookkeeper o cabinet maker — millwright — painter — bricklayer g roper o baker — roper g blockmakei' — baker — blockmaker — cooper — joiner — sailmaker g ditto g blockmaker — cooper — blacksmith — sugarbakcr — roper — broker — grocer — painter g chairmaker • pilot G marble ma.son — mariner g bricklayer g bookkeeper — joiner — ditto — roper — shipwright — blick maker g s.nihnaker g con per — ditto — merchant roper cooper silversmith butcher roper / shipwright bookkeeper hrushmaker shipwright roper ditto c + Polled 6th Nov. T — R T — K R R K T — T — R R R R H R R •r T T - n T — R T K R T T T R R T T T — T R T R R - a T K T T 25 3 5 40 63 41 19 54 12 18 m 63 63 4 65 62 6.0 6,^ 68 34 41 44 • 47 ■ 53 ■ V ■ r<> . 2 4 24 24 • 4S ■ 66 ■ 64 25 34 ■ 15 • 8 36 12 24 5 42 26 Watlleworth Chas. Webb John, Webstei John, Samuel, John, Henry, John, Samuel, Newby, Thomas, Thomas, ■ — - Thornas, Welch Richard, Wetherherd Wm. Westmore John, Weston John, Whaller .Iohn, Whalley James, John, William, James, Wharmby John, Wharton Charles, Thomas, Wheeler Thomas, John, William, Whitby John, William, William, — — — Solomon, John, Robert, Thomas, Thos. jun. -— David, While James, William, Whitehead Robert, " Joseph, ■ Henry, ■ — Richard, Whitfield John, William, Thomas, Whittaker Richard, Whittingham Saml. ■ — Saml. Whittle James, W'illiani, Wickstead Richard William, 43 Frederick street, Whltcchapel, Addison street, Fazakerley street, Greenland street, Crosshall street. Ditto, Love lane, Crosshall street, Webster street, Mayorhill, 'I'arleton street, Harford street, Scotland road. Dale street, Gateacre, St. Paul's square, Prussia street. New quay, Greenland street, Pennington street, Manchester, Copperas hill, Wappiiig, New quay, ( rosbie street. Kitchen street. Low hilt, Worlield street, Redmond place. Circus street, Whitechapel, Moffitt's place, Whitechapel, Ditto, Mary bone, Dawson street, £4'f hill, Preston, Lumber street. Pall mall, Davies street, Blundell street, Peter street. Wood street, \Vebster street. Upper Pitt slreet. Upper Newiugton, Hurst street. Chapel street, Campbell s.trcet. School lane. sailmaker shoemaker hatter sailmaker painter roper ccoper breadbaker shij)w right plaisterer brazier bookkeeper victualler merchant brazier merchant cooper plaistcrer bricklayer wheelwright coachman prirter roper sailmaker cooper roper ditto merchant labourer cooper upholder cooper ditto ditto painter baker roper merchant baker watchmaker staymaker slater shipwright cooper gunmaker watch spring mak, bookkeeper ditto shipwright pilot cooper ditto T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T G — T G — G T G T G — G — G — G T G — T T R R B. R R R 48 37 8 4 50 38 38 33 38 22 14 44 53 12 26 2 4 3 70 65 41 65 3 66 6'7 7 10 19 ■ 36 4i 38 38 8 44 4 ■ 6 36 67 3? 52 22 • 62 . 53 ■ 64 -.27 65 - 4$- if Wickstcad Richard, ; Crispin, Widdowson Henry, Wigan John, Wignall William, WiJbraham Wm. Wiicock Thomas, Wilcockson John, Wild James, Wilding John, Robert, Peter, Thomas, ■ ■ — Thomas, Wildman Thomas, Wilkas Joshna S. ^^'ilkins James, Wilkinson Thomas, ■ Jonathan, ■ H-nry, = Thomas, William Willacy Henry, Williams Edward, Hugh, J:nnes, " Josf|)h, Kobert, Robert, Uobtit, — — Thomas, Tliomas, • Thomas, William William, ■ William, Williamson James, John — ' Ralph, - Thomas, Josiah, Wilson Alexander, • • — Andrew, "•^ Charles, ' — Daniel, '~~~~ — Edward, Henry, Hugh, John, ' John, John, ' — John, 44 Chart/on, Cheshire jMncaster, Niirthu'icli, C'ockspnr street, ( oppfras hill, Drnry lane, Norfolk street. Ditto, Chapel street. Orange street, Vauxhall road. Orange street, Peter street, Frederick street, Chester, Mount pleasant, Clarence street, Pltnst street, Jordan street. Paradise street, Tuxlelh Park, New Bird street. Sparling street, Fisher slrpcl. Queen street, nighfield street. New Bird street, Cornwailis street, Lawton street, Pennington street, Lydia Ann street, Piirlland place, Kitchrn street, Tempest he)-, King street, Pitt street, Tarleton street, Highfield street, Williamson square, Gibndiar street. Mount Fernon, Key street. Queen street, Haymarket, Bradberry court Lumber street, Shaw's brow Pitt street, Blundell strpet, Rigby street. Lumber street, JjOndoii road merchant cooper salt proprietor shipwright roper cooper mason cooper barber roper baker glazier boalbuilder shijnvright tobacconist merchant bookkeeper blocknialver shipwright saddler shipwright ditto sailmaker cooper jiilot painter shipwright siiilmaker painter tobacconist shoemaker baker joiner sailmaker book keeper shipwright genllemau cooper esquire shipwright gentleman shipwright ditto roper ditto ginunaker chandler shipwright cooper mariner sawyer baker G T — a — R - — R G G T — G R G T R G T G K G T K K G T R R G T O R G T K fi T R G G T 1 — R G K G ft T — / A\ 28 68 68 •27 24 8 24 37 48 53 54 64 6.Q 32 69 66 70 4 7 69 60 42 65 61 19 67 25 32 62 44 / 44 1 6 4 39 38 4 21 62 67 2 4 40 I Wi'son JohnH. . John, James Parr, Thomas, Thomas, William, William, William, Wilton Samuel, Winstanley Edward, John, John, Winders John, Winter Joseph, Winterbottom J. B John, Withers Joseph, Withington Peter, Wolfe t ol. James, Woodburn John, Wood George, Jfthn', Samuel W. William, Woodhne John, John, Robert, Woods Chailes, George, James, James, Henry, John, Richard, Thomas, William, Wm. jun. William, William, Wooltall Ajraham, Woodward Alex. Augsut. H'.nigliton street, Islington, Christian street, Nonhwich, Dale street, Blundell street, Gerard street, Toxteth Park, PiirUcy, Cheshire, Jkii^av, Shaw's brow, Biirscnugh, — William, l-Juncan street, William, Nova Scotia, - James, Henry street, Earle street. Kitchen street, Leece's street, Bolton street, Renshaw streel, Hope place, Gerard street, Vauxhall road, Hull, Watkinson street. Church alley, Flfin.rno:/, Sfr/j: Ltimiver street, Puadise street. Park lane, Carpenter's row. Prince's street. Key street. Cabbage kail, Leigli street, Kirkdale, Clevela!;d square. Tempest iicy, " Edmund street, Hacltin's hey, Frederick street, Manchester, Derby street, Gl. Nelson street, N: Breck, broker — ditto — merchant — upholder G saddler g plumber g roper e shipwright g joiner — watchmaker — bricklayer — cabinet maker g roper — smith — wine merchant — shipwright g mariner — bedstead maker g cordwainer g mariner a iionmonger o slater — ■ biushmaker shipwright ditto shnem.aker ui'hiilder butcher tailor rpper slii;>wright printer cooper ditto merchaiit mariner cooper ditto Jeremiah, Chapel street. — J. H. Ditto. — John, Benn'sgarden, — John, Knight itn-et, — Peter, Thomas .street, — Thomas, Benn's Gaiden, — Thos. jun. Tythebaru street. 40 30 G painter g ditto _ plumber & glazier g lo'oarconist — fxjtter G mei chant g broker g chandler — shipwright — cfx>]:er G blockmaker bricklayer cooper G thoeinaker o — K 43 — R 40 — H 19 T — 2S 67 19 R 21 R R — R 60 — R 2 T . 67 T 58 41 — R 68 T — 55 T 19 R 8 T 6& T — 45 T — 4 — R 46 m — n 64 — R 35 — R 6 44 T — 4Q 25 T 4 — R 25 48 R T — 36 13 T 27 — » 27 T — 31 — B 57 — R 33 T — 31 T — 5 46 47 .>! Woollam William, Woollen T.jun. Woose}' John, — - Richard, ■ Worrall James, Joseph, Thomas, Worsley John, Worswick Richard, Worthington John, Peter, Wright Harvey, ■ John, John, Peter, Peter, Wright Robert, Mark, Gibraltar street, Johnson's court, Spitalfitlds, , Phimbe street. Circus street, Crosbie street. Knight street, Crosshall street, Vernon street, Crosshall street, Ray street, Richard, Edmund street, Peter, Pitt street, Ormskirh, Mansfield street, New Bird street, Islington, Knight street, Trucman street, Rose place. Ditto, Richmond place, Edmund street. • Thomas, • Tliomas, • Thomas, Will. Naylor, St. Ann's street, Hanlcy Green, Seel street, Sa/ford, Breck street, Manesty's lane Parliament street, Thomas street. ■ ■- William, Wyclitfe Thomas, Wyne RFchard, Yates James, John, — — John Ashton, William, Yeardsley Alexander, Hale, Yearsley Thomas Veoward Richard, Yeud Joseph, John, Young William, Manclu'Her , ^ Peter street, MaghuU street, Sawney Pope street Norfolk street, _2 jjy. shoemaker blacksmith blockmaker bookkeeper blockmaker she cmaker wine cooper gardner slater & plaislercr joinpr watch engraver baker shipwright gentleman bookkeeper shipwright merchant shipwright bricklayer bookkeeper ditto turner bricklayer shipwright potter merchant corkcutter shipwright brass founder merchant shipwright joiner hairdresser cooper shipwright joiner bookkeeper G K 1 K 1A C T — 38 C T — 6 c T — 10 — R 66 — R 57 — R 38 G T 24 G T — 38 G T — 6 T 4 R 62 R — __ jj 1 'l — K e>) G T 40 R 57 T 23 T 13 Q R 13 T 4 G 17 R R 51 R R 6.9 R 46 ■ — R 70 G .13 G ■ — K — G T — B 37 G K 64 T R 12 « T 68 DISTRICTS. <■«»>■ No. 1. The Box at the bottom of Button street. From the Box a little way tip Gibraltar street, hack again up Denison street, Gibraltar row, the Bridge over the Canal bason, down Button street to the Box. GIBRALTAR STREET. Williamson Thomas, shipwright JT Woollam William, shoemaker e^ DUTTON STREET. Cribb Peter, gent. ^. •/"- GIBRALTAR ROW. Norris Edward, shipwright •■ Okill AViiliam, hoopmaker -^ Pye Bryan, cabinet-makeri^ Turner William, smith fi y. DENISON STREET.' Atkins William, boatbuilderj!. .7" Gibbons Daniel, Mason Wm.jun. Nevelt Samuel, Quin John, Swaine Thomas, NORTH SHORE. Morley Edward, Nevett Joseph, Taylor Edward, Thomas, ■ William, cibinet-maker^^ ^ tobacconist \^ printer /^ . Toper shoemaker J iJr- boatbuilder "^ porter-dealer ^ miller ^ (^ millwright " 5? ^% breadbaker \^_ <^^ No.1. The Box in Old Hall street, near Rigby street. Vrom the Box over the Bridge into Leeds street, top of Plumbe street, Rigbij street, Earle street, round St. Paul's square, proceeding lif the north doivn Firginia street to the Box. EARLE STEEEr. Bailey EHiott, Connell William, Kennedy William, Winders .lohn. joiner pilot cooper shipwright ST. Paul's s«uare. Bailey John, Haswell Thomas Uutter Richaid, Wain Robert, WhallerJohn, jouier ■■shoemaker boatbuilder liricklayer cooper ^'IKGINIA STREET Coventry Edward, Hunter David, joiner bookkeeper GREAT HOWARD STREBT, Deakin John, carpenter LEEDS STREET. Halsall Joseph, Hamer Luke. HoUinshead H. B. J. B. Lewis Thomas, Simner Robert, Swaine William, RIGEY STREET. Oates Thomas J. boatbuilder Wilson John, mariner cnrncr shipwright esquire merchant bricklayer slater joiner 48 49 LI. 1:1 i No. 3. The Box in Lancelot's Hey near Queen streef. From the Box along Bath street to the Baths, lack again through the Opening into Queen street, throvgk the Passage into Union street,. Lancelot'!, hey, Chapel street, New quuy, to the Box again. BATH STREET Bateson Thomas, shipwright Belshaw Joseph, Davies Thomas, Harrison Joseph, Lineicar Richard, M'Dougall William, shipwright NEW auAV. Eellison Thomas, whitesmith Blayney WiUiam, sailmaker Robinson George, Wheeler Thomas, shipwright mariner boatbuilder shipwright potter cooper Lancelot's hey. Miles Birch, gentleman Tyrer Robert, shipwright UNION STREET. Kendrick William, pilot Kenyon Charles, Nevett Thomas, Pickup Thomas, Piiltord John T. Sewcll James, Shcwell William, pipemaker gunsmith cooper merchant pilot pilot No. 4. The Box in Old Hall street jiear Edmund street. From the Box up Old Hall street, dowji Queen street. Barton's wient, Holden's wient, lack through Prussia street, Eurle street, Ednmncl street, Lvmher street, Ormond street, to the Box. EDMUND STREET. Wilson Andrew, shipwright Abram John, barber CHAPEL tard. Allanson Edward, shoemaker Miles Edward, cabinet maker Basnelt Thomas, cabinet maker PRUSSIA STREET. Bridge John, saddler Bailey Rodney, upholder Collins John, pilot Jones Thomas, butcher Coventry Edw. jui 1. cabinet maker Rigby John, tinman Croft John, cooper Rasiiton James, bricklayer Gough William, pilot Trueman George, boatbuilder Lloyd John, painter Whalley James, plaisterer Lunt Joseph B. tallow chandler barton's LANE. Lyon John, saddler Brodie George, shipwright Parker Edmund, cornfactor Inch William, shipwright Stephens Matthew mariner ormond STREET. Woods William, painter Barrow Richard, cabinet maker Worlhington Rich: ird, baker Clarke Philip, shipwright Wright Thomas, bricklayer Croft James, boatbuilder KOBERTS COURT. Croston Richard, blockmaker Holmes Thomas, sailmaker Fox Acton, plumber aUEEN STREET. Mason William, pilot Agncw Joseph, pilot Pearson James, shipwright Kemp William, blacksmith Rimmer Robert, shipwright Morris John, boatbuilder Shepherd Lawrence, pilot fiimmer George, cooper Wade Samuel, blockmaker \^alter John, bookkeeper LUIHEER STREET. Williams Hugh, pilot Chaplain Martijij boatbuilder Cross John, Danson John. Emmett James, Lyon William, Martin Joseph, Newall John, Parry Miles, bricklayer joiner hatter plumber hatter mason pilot Roberts William, Smith John, Whitehead Joseph, Wilson Edward, Wilson John, Woodtine John, stationer shipwright watchmaker gunmakcr sawj'er butcher No. 5. The Box in Old Hall street near George's street. From tlie Box along Old Hall street, Fazakerley street, through the passage into Union streef, Old Hall streef, George s street, B^'eth Street, Ormond street. Umber street, ryllieh am street, up Silkhmse wient; lack again through Tyihelarn street to the Box. Brown Joshua, hairdresser Darlington Richard, sailmaker Hornby Hugh B. banker's clerk Houghton Robert, roper TYTHbBARN STREET. Amery Samuel, unholder Aspinall John, William, Burns Thomas, Burrows Ralph, Dyson John, Gorton James, Lowe William, Oldham Jones, Ryland Wilhara, Rymer Thomas, Saul James, Woodward Thos. jun. hairdresser tinman cabinet maker tailor bricklayer mariner cabinet-maker potter bookkeeper blacksmith shipwright shoemaker FAZAKERLEY STREET. Guile John, Jump Richard, M'Kay John, Waterson John, Webster Samuel, OLD HALL STREET. Brown Joshua, jun. merchant butcher tallow chandler mariner shipwright sailmaker Hughes Morris, mariner Potts Edward, cooper Swift Richard, whitecooper Terry William, joiner, George's street. Bunnell Thomas, cooper Leather John, currier Miller John, pilot Pennant John, butcher SILKHOUSE LANE. Cross Samuel, butcher Hardman Thomas, gunsmith BIXTETH STREET. Brownhill John, sailmaker Deane Thomas, boatbuilder Huntington William, blockmaker MoffittlPeter, boatbuilder Parry William, shipwright No.O. The Box near the bottom of Key street. From the Box up Key street, Plumle street, Maiden green, Ray street, return through the passage into Plumle street, through Bonny place, into Pall mcdl, Tythelarn street to the Box. Jackson Samuel, Langley Joseph, KEY STREET. Ainsworth Joseph, Bennett James, Bonny Richard, Bunnell John, Farnworth Jacob, lanson William, lanson William, jun cooper butcher joiner tallowchaudler blocknaaker butcher ditto Lunt Hugh, Lyon Timothy, Penington John, Wilson Alexander, VVoods James, Woosey Richard, painter butcher chandler pipemaker joiner shipwright cooper bookkeeper 50 51 H Ray street. James Tliomns, hatter Jones Hugh, biickla}'ef Martin James, wraith Marsh James, watchmaker Page John, watdi engraver Roberts Richard, PLUMB STREET. pALL MALL. sawyer Birchall Henry, hairdresser gunuiaker Dawson William, joiner Gladding William, pilot Halsall .iames, whitesmith Hignett Samuel, cabinet maker Kenyon George, joiner Payne John, boatbuilder Rogerson Nathan, brazier Scales William, mariner Whitehead Henrv, No. 7. The Box near the bottom of Highfield street. From the Box up Highfield stircl, Maidens green, Westmorland street, Cockspiir street, ^Milk street,^ Tijlhcbarn street, Smilhjield street^ Pownall square, down Highfield street to the Box. Jackson Daniel, Jones John, Nelson William, Naylor Charles, Worthington Peter, BanEs Edward, Chadwich )cihn, Copple Thomas, Cullin William, Fazakerley John, Harrocks John, Jchn.jun. Harrison William, Holcroft James, Hooton Thomas, cooper pilot pilot pilot potter bricklayer baker marblcmasori bookkeeper slater ' turner brewer blcckmaker cabinet maker staymaker HIGIIFIELU STREET. Bonsall Robert, mariner Bushell Richard, boatbuilder Cotter Robert, shipwright Rowell William, boatbuilder Emmett Richard, hatter Goulbourn William, shipwright Harrison William, mariner Irlam William, joiner Jam?,s William, shipwriglit Lloyd Richard, shipwright Molyncux John, stationer Page James, pilot Preston Thomas, tallowchandler Ko we Thomas, boatbuilder Shanks James, grocer Simpkin Henry, - bookkeeper Tyrcr John, saiknakcr Williams James, painter Williamson John, cooper SMITHFIELD STREET. Hough James, watchtool niak. HuddU-'.ton Edward, cabnict maker Martin Thomas, hatter Pearson James, brass founder Travers James, ironmonger MILK STREET. Dunbobin John, ciiaimiaker Houghton George, cooper Nelson John, join-r jouier wheel v.ris :ht engraver joinar cabinetmaker tailor mason shoemaker shipwright shoemaker blacksmith brickmaker Smith .loshua, Thomas, UPFER MILK STREET. Astbury Samuel, Hutchtield William, Mears John, William, Moflitt Matthevv, Molyneux John H. Noble Thoi\bas, Pickton William, Smith James, Syers Thomas, POWNALL SaUARE. Catterall William, potter Kendall John, cabinet maker Milligan James, bricklayer GOCKSrUK STREET. Wigan John, shipwright WORFIELD STREET. Green John, jun. Johnson James, i Whitby William, [ WESTMORLAND STREET. j Gregson George, marble mason ! I.idiate James, coidwainer i Moorcroft James, Ijricklayer : Pearson John, brassfounder i DICKSTON STREET. i Hughes Lewiii, roper sJioetnaker watclicasemak. labourer No. 8. The Box in Tytliebarn street, near Milk street. From the Box along Vauxhall road, Union Mill lane, Maryhone, to the Box again. VAUXHALL ROAD. Ackers James, cooper Allen James, roper Barton John, shipwright Blease Ralph, grocer Dodge James, joiner Evans John, pilot Galley Thomas, boatbuilder Haddock William, potter Heyes Joseph, blockmaker Martin William, shipwright Norris Robert, joiner John, millwright Parkinson William, mariner Ramsey William, tailor Wilding Robert, baker Woodburn John, brushmaker ALBION STREET. Hilton John, tailor BOWE STREET. Stananought Richard, blockmaker- MARYBONE. Gilmore Thoma--- Grundy John, Lyon John, - George, Whitbv David, bricklayer coo|5cr career bookkeeper baker GREAT CROSSHALL STREET, Joynson Peter H. merchant ADDISON STREET. Chadwick John, joiner Elbion John, hatter Haydock Henry, bricklayer Webster John, hatter OXFORD STREET. Purney James, shoemaker NORTHAMPTON STREET. Dutch Edward, cooper Pcnington Thomas, watchcase mak CUISENHALE STREET. Lightfoot Thomas, saihnaker Preston Edward, cooper Smith Richard, shipwright GASCOY.VC STREET. Baxter Siunuel, staymaker Biihell Edward, sailmaker Kusliell Thomas, baker Holliwell James, bricklayer Molyneux Janfes, brazier Tate Riehad S. cabinet maker Ta)dor Thomas, shipwright CLEMENTS STREET, Balmer James, cooper W^ATMOUGi; STREET. Harrison Robert, bricklayer The Box in Vauxhall road, near Freemason's row. From the Box along Freemason's row into the Ormskirk road; return through Banastre street, across Vauxhall road, to the end of JVed- morland street, and back to the Box. Rigby William, jun. brazier BANASTRE STREET. Mo. FREEMASON S ROW. Balmer James W. engraver Gore John, roper Leather John, currier Brown Ritiiaid, Harrison Samuel, barber ironfounder 52 I . f i fi./ No. 10. The Box in Vauxliall road near the bottom of Maguire street. From the Box up Magitire sh\eet and bach again, and to the streets now laying out far hiildlng. ECCLES STREET. F&rshaw James, tallow chandler Martin Thomas, jun. broker Sutton Edward, soapboiler GLADSTONE STREET Gerard Jonathan, soapboiler MAGUIRE STREET. Kayes James, math, inst.mak, Hindlej' Thomas, barber Holden Thomas, mariner Stopforth Thomas, brazier ISlo. 11. The Box at Bevington bush near the Bush tavern. From the Box along the back lane down Gildart's garden ; back again to the hack lane, through the passage by the Mills, to tlie Ormskirk road, and back again to the Box. BEVINGTON BUSH. Brannegan Richard, gardner Brown Thomas, Davies Walter, Glovf r John, James, Grey Edward, roper painter bookkeeper sailmaker joiner EDGAK STREET, Brown Thomas, cabinet maker William, bricklayer gildakt's garoen. Pornby Thomas, watchmaker Richardson Charles, cooper MILE ENb. Blackstock Edward^ gentleman Mather John, cooper Penkett Henry, cooper EIMEKILN lane. Evans William, giocer Kirby James, bookbinder SUMMER SEAT. Campbell James, joiner Jones Hughes, cabinet maker No. 12. The Box in the Ormskirk road, top of Cavendish street. From the Box dmvn Cavendish street, along Scotland road, vp the new street opposite the Porter Brewm-y, along the Ormskirk road, down a new street laid out by Messrs. Lace &f Orred, into Scotland road, round by the Tan-house, atid to the Box. SAWNEY POPE STREET. bricklayer shipcbandler breeches maker plaisterer plaisterer shipwright joiner CAVENDISH STREET. Bradle)' Thomas, baker Eaton John, engraver Johnson John, hoatbuilder Place Ehsha, shoemaker MADDOX STREET. Warren Samuel. silversmith brown's COURT. :Bro'.vn James, tinman Fisher John, Glover Thomas, Hazlehurst Samuel, Marsh Thomas, William, Richardson Thomas, Youd John, 53 SCOTLAND ROAD. MILTON STREET. Francis Robert, bricklayer Mdoney Peier, boatbuilder ITadwen Isaac, .silversmith HARRISON STREET. Sir.clair Alexander, shipwiight Elston Leigh, bookkaeper Southward Richard, roper VIRGIL STREET. Stordy John, merchant Catterall William, corkcutter IJnsworth William, roper Lea Thomas, painter Welhcrherd Wm. merchant EDGAR STREET. Thompson Joseph, coachmaker No i^. The Box in Rosephice, corner of Major hill. From the Box up Rose place, Grosvenor street. Beau street ; call in Cazneau street, proceed along Beau street, Trinket street. Rose place ; cull in Cazneau street, and to the Box. ROSE PLACE. Carroll 'Viiliam, gentleman Haliday Samuel, Lalie Wm. Chas. William, Matthews William, Philips John, Bigby Thomas, Wright Mark, Thomas, BEAU STREET. j .Tee John Audit-)', merchant gov. wk. house Kenyfpii James, merchant merchant ditio coo[)er bricklayer bricklayer bookkeeper ditto CAZNEAU STREET. Bird William, accountant GREAT NELSON STREET. Woodward Alex. merchant BELLE STREET. Porter Thomas, shipwright COMUS STREET. Cooke William, grocer Fisher Samuel, cooper Mawdbley Robert, blacksmith CHAUCER STREET. Banks Joseph, grocer 11 No. 14. The Box in Rose hill. street, past St. ylnne's Church, Trinket street, Richmond row. Mayor hill, up street, to the From the Box up stree Box ROSE HILt. Comber Andrew, merchant Jones William, butcher GREAT RICHMOND STREET. Penkett Thomas, watchmaker ST. ANNE S. Lyon Lee, mariner MtYOR HILL. Webster Thomas, brazier, MEADOWS STREKT. Meadows William, sailor No. 15. The Box in St. Anne's street. From the Box up street, Soho street, Richmond row ; hack again to Soho square, Queen Anne street, and to the Box, Rigmaiden John, broker ST. ANNe's STREET. SOHO STREET. Holmes John, cooper Johnson Richard, bricklayer • Uriah, merchant Robinson Nicholas, Ward Robert, merchant merchant 54 55 h SOIIO SaUARE. ttawiinson Robert, baker MANSFIELD STKBET. Cartwright William, merchant Fairhurst "William, shoemaker Wright John, Coleman Leigij, Robert, bookkeeper mercliant ditto carpenter Kaye Robert, No. 16. The Box in Upper Islington, corner of Soho street. From the Box down Islington; through the Passage, across King street, Soho, Trinitij place, Spring field street, turn in Soho street, towards Queen June Hrect ; Lack again to Upper Islington, Birchfield. BiRcHnELD. j Lightbody John, jun. merchant Kwarl William, merchant | No. 17. The Box in St. Anne's street, corner of Springfield street. From the Box along St, Anne's street to the end of Queen Anne street ; lack again, up Springjield street, through Trinitij place, down Kins street, Soho, St. Anne's street, Upper Islington, Clare street, and to the Box. CLAKE STKEET. Beech John, cooper Bromley John, bricklayer Cajjper Robert, bricklayer Cutler Henry, merchant Eitson James, mariner KING STREET, SOHO. Lace William, mariner Raihbone Samuel, cooper ST. anne's »teet. Elundell Rev. Wm. clerk Cooper Joseph, painter Gerard James, physician Gildart John, esquire No. 18. I'he Box at the bottom of Richmond row. From the Box up Richmond row, Birket street, fur?!, into St. Anne's street towards Richmond row, back down street, across Christian street, Thurlow street, to the Box. Hayes Tlioraa?, Molynenx William, Moore Henry G. Tarlton John, jun. Taylor James, Thompson T. Pepper, Wright Wm. Naylor, SPRINGFIELD Chubbard Thomas, Hornby James, Lowndes Thomas, TRINITY I-LACE. Gildart Rev. James, clerk merchant sailmaker merchant merchant ironmonger merchant merchant STREET. painter merchant merchant RICHMOND Alison Richard, jun. Banner 'Ihomas, J^ircball Jonathan, — — — John, ROW. merchant gentleman bookkeeper cooper ■ T.Wainewrig. carpenter Rirchall John, Byrom Valentine, Calverley William, Hill Joseph, Holden Thomas, Kelsliaw William, shipwright grocer hatter slater gunmaker watch seal mak Lyon George, George, Nicholson Matthew, Parson John, Robinson Joseph, potter tobacconist gentleman brazier letter case mak Swettenham Thomas, glazier Taylor Thomas, mariner BIRKETT STREET. Fairclough William, bookkeeper No. THURLOW STREET. Hyde John, merchant MYRTLE STREET. Rutson W. C. broker BACK MANSFIELD STREET. Cross Adam, cabinet maker Thompson Robert, sailmaker DOWNE STREET. Unwin Robert, baker 19. The Box at the bottom of Gerard street. From the Box alo?ig Byrom. street to the Mug Wcn-ks, lack again up Circus sti-eet, turn in Christian street, to near street, lack again along Christian street, down Gerard street, to the Box. GERARD Amery Robert, Barker George, Connelly John, Coventry Ralph, Lea .lames, Frescott John, Taylor Edward Thompson Henry, Wilson William, Wolfe Col. James, BACK GERARD Currie James, Fisher William, John, Ormandy William, CIRCUS Banks John, Barton John, Edwards Edward, Lunt James, sen. Xorris Richard, Parker Henry, Whitely Solomon, Worrall James, STREET. staymak«r grocer roper roper cooper stonemason bookkeeper painter roper slater STREET. baker shoemaker tobacconist tanner STREET. tailor bricklayer chandler mason cooper cooper upholder blockmaker PEERS S COURT. Lunt James, mason PORTLAND PLACE. Hughes John, plaisterer Murray Bartholomew, roper baker Williams Thomas, CHRISTIAN Beckwith Thomas, Berry James, Peck Samuel, Sutton John, Trueman Daniel, Wilson Jas. Parr, GKUB Coventry Hugh, Langley Thos. L. Lord James, Molyneux John, Morris Thomas, Tyrer James, BAPTIST Green William, Stanaway Richard, REDMOND STREET. gentleman roper merchant shipwright bricklayer merchant STREET. sailmaker baker bricklayer sailmaker joiner painter STREET. roper roper PLAGE. cooper Whitby William, No. 20. The Box west end of Islington row. From the Box through Mill lane, down Htinter street to the School, lack again 10 Christian street, turn to the end vf Gerard street^ lack again along Upper Islington to th end of Clare street, and to the Box. Lyon Edmund, jun. Roberts Robert, Smith John, CAMDEN STREET, Banner Samuel, druggist M1LLJ.ANE. ^pnny Richard, bricklayer pamter cabinet maker joiner ,\ 5a No. 21. ■ The Box in Byiom street, bottom of Clayton street. From the Box along Byrom street, up Hunter street, through the Pas- sage into Clayton street, through Mill place, turn down Shaw's how, into Byrom street, to the Box. 37 BYKOM STREET. Ash John, roper BJrchail Edmund, grocer Castell lames^ hatter Clough Thomas, cordwainer Cropper Richard, butcher El,ton WilHam, cabinet maker Grindley .lames. butcher Hartley James, barber Howard W. jun. plumber Kenyon Henry, silversmith Marsh Peter^ cabinet maker Sykes Ben. Sandford, boolckeeper SHAW's BROW. Barton Thomas, mariner Coventry Ralph, roper Cropper Enoch, joiner Eaton William, hatter Gerard Thomas, brushmaker Haydock John, tallow chandler Highfield John, cabitiet maker Hunter Rowland, mariner Huson Nathan, potter Johnson John, plaisterer MagiU llalph. cabinet maker Molyneux John, roper No Pearson John, , Pennington Selh, Pierpoint Edward, Sibbering William, Wilson Henry, Winstanley John, HUNTER Bradley John, Clare Tiios. jun. Hoaksey Thomas, Lyon Thomas, Oddie Robert, Richardson Joseph, Shallcross Thomas, Robert's Copple James, Padmore Rf)bert, bkownbill's Gaskell John, MILL PLACE. Gee James, roper Gerard John, sailmaker Nehemiah, joiner CLAYTON STREET. Hambleton James, roper Smith William, sailmaker roper potter potter baker chandler bricklayer STREET. mariner merchant slater coach maker bookkeeper bricklayer smith STREET. joiner sailmaker COURT. joiner The Box in Dale street, bottom of North street. Fro^n the Box up North street, along Mr. Cross's Jield, turn into True- ■man street about Jijty yards, buck again to Mr. Cross's field, through Fontenoy street, to the bottom of Dale street, back again aboiitfi/ty yards up Truemun street, hack again to Dale street, and the Box: M NORTH STREET. Arrowsmiih John, tobacconist Birkelt James, Cooper George, Heylan Dominick, Moulson Holbrooij, Rigby Peter, Turner .tohn, I John, FONTENOY STREET. Ashcroft Cliarles, storemason manner boatbailder shipwright shoemaker shoemaker potter watchmaker Birchall Henry, Robert, Brownbill James, Dean Thomas, Forshaw Richard, Rows John, Stanaway James, John, WEBSTER STREET. Balmer Thomas, watchmaker Edraondsofl John, cooper slater roper bricklayer cooper blacksmith sailmaker roper roper Robinson Thos. B. watchmaker Webster Thomas, plaisterer Whittaker Richard, watch sp. mak HALE srREET. Bellis J Saunders, Corless Roger, Farnworih Henry Guy Thomas, Guyle Thumas L. Hamer Jo-cph, jun. Hope Benjamin, Hopwood John, labourer cabinet inaker block maker shoemaker tailor baker breeches maker potter Na Nichols William, PQtter Smith William, cabinetmaker John, cabinetmaker HATTON GARDEN. Colley John P. joiner John, jun, joiner TRUE MAN STREET. Dawson James, Ellison Richard, Parr John, Wright Robert, 23. cooper cooper roper bricklayer The Box in Wykes' court. rom the Box vp Dale street, a little way up Cheapside, lack to Dale street, up Hockenhall's alley, Croston court, Cheapside to the top-, hack through Fairhursl street, across Mr. Cross's land, to Johnson s street. Dale street, to the Box. M.B.— Hockenhall's alley is more generally known by the name of Molyneux's wient. MOLYNEUX S WIENT, Astle William, Bruffield Samuel, Thomas, baker roper roper roper shipwright Fazakerley James, Ryder Thomas, Johnson's street. Jump John, roper Lund George P. joiner Thompson Richard, tailor CHEAPSIDE. Bulmcr John, Fairlmrst William, Harvey Enoch, — — James, whitesmith breeches maker brewer cooper No. 24. Harvey Samuel, Holmes Edward, Edward, Hoskison John, Lunt Joshua, M'Donald Joseph, Nay lor John, Newall Nathaniel, Pennington James, Rigley John, WY'KES' Cave James, fairhurst street. Jenyons Peter, cooper soapboiler plaisterer joiner wacchtool mak. brick layer, clockmaker blacksmith cabinet maker china manuiac. shipwright COURT. watchcase mak The Box at the bottom of Hale street. From the Box up Hale street, through the passage into Batchelor street, Tythebarn street, a little way down Orange street ; back again to Tytliebarn street, down Cuntiffe street, through the passage into Vernon street. Dale street, up Batchelor street, through the passage into Hale street, a?id the Box. HALE STREET. Bailer Richard, staymaker Page Thomas, shiprwight ORANGE STREET. Barkley James, slater I Bate George, INIassey James, Miller Robert, cooper boatbuilder tallow chandler Wilding John. Peter, roper glazier t ' \ 58 CUNtlFFE Hill Henry-, Stringer Bancroft, VERNON Baxter Richard, Bradshaw James, Clarke Thomas, Gorton Richard, Thomas, Green Thomas, Hornby Thomas, Kitchen William, Knowles Thomas, Maddocks Thomas, Marsh Aaron, Oldham Jamts, Rigby "William, Walton John, STREET. waggoner bricklayer STREET. shoemaker cabinetmaker iron founder brazier cabinet maker shoemaker sailniaker linmnn bricklayer cabinet maker brushmaker joiner brazier joiner No. Walton John, Warswick Percival, Warwick Richard, Johnson's Bridge John, William, Harrison William, Parry George, Woollen T. jun. BATCHELOR Brooks Robert, Brown Robert, Ellison Isaac, jonier roper slater & plaist. COURT. roper roper roper cooper black-smiih STREET. butcher butcher sailmaker marblemason butcher mariner Forrest Joseph, Higglnson William, Holmes William, Wainwright Thomas, blacksmith 25. The Box in Tempest's hey, top of Leather lane. From the Box dawn I'VUUam street, vp Dale street, Hackin's hey to ■near tJie top, turn through the higher Pas'tage into Tetnpest's he//, Bijlcy's garden, Steven's wient, Tylheharn street, Moorfields, Dale street, up Queen's court, and hack again to Dale street, vp Leather lane, to the Box. tempest's hey. Clare Joseph, saddler Blower Thomas, cooper Turner William, grocer Holmes John, bricklayer hackin's hey. Slater Daniel, shoemaker Eccleston Henry, sailmaker Williams William, sailniaker Hargreaves Robert, hatter Woods Thomas, cooper Kirkby Thomas, blacksmith LEATHER LANE. Meadows Thomas, brusiimaker Parkinson Timothy, roper Oiiv James, painter T/rer James, shipwright Robinson Joseph, hatter aUEEN's COURT. Woods William, jun. painter Leather Francis B. shoemaker uyley's garden. MOOEriELDS. Jones John, cordwainer Draper William, shoemaker Lowe Edward, cabinet niak Mercer James, carpenter Parron James, butcher Naylor Thomas, tailor Pretjtou Thoma.s, sailmaker Smith Thomas, roper Quilliam .lames. cooper DALE STREET. ] Threlfall Robert, shipwright Byrom William, druggist I 59 No. 20. The Box East side of the Exchange, top of Dale street. From the Bar along High street ^^oss inta th^lackj^^^^^^^^ iVoodward's offices, dawn Dale stree, t^o Hach^ '^1/ -^ Sweetin" street, along the east side oj Cattle stuc to ^i^ .. of Dak street, cross to the west side of Castle street, cthng tha^ide Ln Brnnsnuck street, lower Castle ^'ffV'r/zlfExcteo.T^" change. Exchange alley, round the north side of the hxchan^e, tlie Box. dale STREET. Copple James, bookkeeper Nevett Edward, Renshaw Henry, Wcstmore John, Wilson Thomas, CASTLE STREET. ITardcy George, merchant printer brazier brazier saddler Hatton Benjamin, hatter Watkinson Samuel, brushmaker ELBOW LAME. Pooley Henry, shipwright HIGH STREET. liari^reaves Jas. jun. hatter Roscoe John, grocer No. 2/. The Box in the New street, West of Exchange alley, near Water street. W.T.. .1..". "»"»'" '''"' "■ P»™'>"''" Bailey John, Brandrelh William, Kenny Edward, Ledward Edward, — Charles, joiner merchant pilot lialttr hatter gentleman Neveit William, Tomliuson John, Richard, Lowndes Charles, dean's court. Salthouse William, shipwright chapel street. hairdresser butcher mariner shipwright shipwright shipwright Benson William, Blakeley Robert, Campbell John, Corkhill John, Dawson Peter, Edwards John, broker merchant merchant pilot barber Whittle William Wild James, Woodward Jeremiah, chandler . J. H. shipwright COVENT GARDEN. Darrah William, cooper Tittle Bryan, merchant PEMBERTON's ALLEY. Edwards Thomas, mason F-rnworlli Ihomas, shipwright Farrer John, shoemaker Walkington Nicholas, pHot [ II 60 No. 28. The Box in Drury larie, near Brunswick street. Fwviihe Box down Brunswick street, along Goree causcivay, Strir.aers alley turn past the Merchants' Coffeehouse, fhrousli the Clmrch yard, a ong the Dry Dock quay, up Chapel street, dong the East sidey>J the Old Churchyard, Tower garden, up Water stieet, to the end oj Uiorley street, back a-ain through Drury lane, to the Box. Driiikvvattr John, merchant Lowe I'homas, gentleman Wilbraham William, cooper WATER STREET. Jackson John, brazier Richard, merchant OLD CHURCH YARD. Corrie William, broker Greenham Robert. merchant Jones Richard, gentleman Pearce Thomas, bogtbuilder DKURY LANE. Drinkwater George, merchant No. 20, The Box at the South end of lower Castle street. FronilheBoxdoJvnthe Old Ropery, Drury lane, vp Brunswick street, Uiorley street, up Wate^- street, Fenwick street, up Brunswick street, Castle street, round the South side of St. George's Church, Preeson' s row, to the Box. * coefk's buildings. Amery Richard, shoema!:Kr CASTLE STREET. Houghton James, hatter CHORLEY STREET. Appleton Barih. mariner i'Riseson's row. Benson Robert P. grocer James, bookkeeper Benson John, merchant Gill Joseph, butcher John, butcher DERBY SaUARE. Charnley James, grocer BRUNSWICK STREET. Heywood Arthur, banker FENWICK STREET. Shone Joseph, baker No. 30. The Box at the North end of New Strand street. From the Box almig Goree causeway, to the lottom of Brunswick street, vp Moore street,rmmd the Fish market, down James' street, visitin4 I'f i« m MESSEY Baggotfc Peter, <-'larke Richard, Clater James, Denton John, Hughes Joseph, John, Huntington John, Johnson John, Kelly Edward, Phantom Robert, Simpkin Richard, Smith George, SALTH0U Neale William, DARWIN Bason James, STBEET. cooper blockmaker shipwright shipwright shipwright bookkeeper merchiint pawnbroker shipwright shipwright blockmaker blockmaker SE LANE. blockmaker S WIENT. shipwright 70 Hales John, mariner M'Gowan John, shipwright SALTHOUSE BOCK. Bond Richard, shipwright Newall Andrew, shipwright Rathbone Thomas, shipwright CHARLOTTE STKEET. Cruise Frederick, mariner Walker Thomas, painter ORFOKD STREET. Seddon John, ironmonger ANSDELI, STREET. Griffith Thomas, blockmaker Rathbone; John, shipwright Swarsbrick John, shipwright CORNHltL. Holcroft James, anchorsmith 71 No. 48. The Box in Park lane above St. Thomas's church. From the Box 7ip Park lane, through the Passage intn Pownall street, tip Liver street, doivn Park lane, up Lower Frederick street, Forrest street, doivn Park lane, to the Box. I'REDERICK bTKEKT. Albin Thomas, Barber John, Barclay Edward, Bell John, Blrkett Thomas, Blundell Richard, Bolton J. Molyneux, Bradshaw Daniel, Bragger Edward, Bullen William, Campbell Benjamin, Cartledge Joseph, Gawn Thomas, Gee John, Griffith Richard, Joseph, Harley William, Hazlehurst Mead. Hudson James, M'Neal Daniel, anchorsmilh blockmaker boatbuilder shipwright shipwright bookkeeper shipwright shipwright blockmaker shipwright shipwright potter cooper mariner mariner blockmaker roper blockmaker blockmaker shipwright No. 49. Newby John, shipwright Parr Edward, sJiipwright Richardson William, shipwright Shaw Thomas, soapboiler Thompson John, shipwright Wane William, shipwright Wattleworth Charles, sailmaker Wilding Thomas, shipwright Woods William, plumber POWNALL STREET. Bond Thomas, shipwright Prenton Thomas, cooper LIVER STREET. Gamon John, merchant Mally George, jun. shipwright George, shipwright Roberts Edward, shipwright Smith John, shipwright PRIVILEOE ROW. Jackson Richard, shipwright The Box in Argyle street, near Turpentine lane. From the Box vp Argyle street, York street, down Pitt street, Cleveland square, Price's street, Hanover street, Duke street, Campbell street, down Argyle street, to the Box, DUKE STREET. Banks John, bookkeeper CLEVELAND SOUAKE. Biggs John, Fairfield John, Fearon Edward. Goulbourn George, Walker Richard, bookkeeper merchant insurance brok. butcher grocer Woods Richard, cooper price's street. Birchall John, jun. butcher ARGYLE STREET, Connelly James, shipwright Parr James, merchant tORK STREET. Ellames Peter, gentleman No. 50. The Box at the lower end of Wolstenholme square. From tlie Box up Wolstenholme square. Parr street, turn into Slater street, down Duke street, up Pothouse lane, down Gradwell street, Han- over street, to the end of Peter lane, lack up Gradwell street, t» the Box. WOLSTENHOLME SftUARE. Bigland Thomas, merchant Robinson John, sailmaker DUKE STREET. Gildart James, esquire Lafone Samuel, merchant Molyneux Edmund, ironmonger Murphy James, mariner PARR STREET. Rimmcr Nathaniel, sailmaker No. 51. The Box in Seel street, at the first Opening into Fleet street. Fro7n the Box down Seel street, Hanovei- street, to the Bottom of Grad- well street, hack again up Fleet street, through Slater street, doivn Seel street, to the Box. FLEET STREET. Hunter Roger, sailmaker Bellin John, cooper Johnson George, ironmonger Corfe Joseph, sen butcher Kendall Thomas G. merchant Godwin Henry, cooper Kidd Thomas, cooper Hesketh Charles, cooper Kirkham Cuthbert, sailmaker Hill Joseph, cooper Wycliffe Thomas, merchant Leigh William, cooper HANOVER STRRET. Lloyd Jolin, brewer Johnson Thomas, tobacconist Page James, cooper Thomas, tobacconist SEEL STREET. SLATER STREET. Duncan Robert, merchant Thompson Samuel, banker No. 52. The Box in Wood street, near the IMusic hall. From the Box down Woodstrect, Hanover street, up Bold street, through Colquitt street, down Wood street, to the Bo.r. Caldwell Charles, Cross- John, Dixon John, BOLD STREET. Brown Joseph, merchant Bullen Richard, merchant ■* Christopher, grocer Harding Juhn, merchant merchant merchant merchant 73 Hodgson David, merchant Littledale Isaac, merchant Lomax James, bookkeeper Park Henry, surgeon Pickering Robert, merchant Renshaw Edward, merchant John, merchant Rev. Saml. clerk COSCEKT STREET. Corfe Arthur, cooper Mainwaring A. sailniaker Parry George, cooper Price John, cooper WOOD STREET. Holmes James, Jones Thomas, Kershavsr Joseph, Kirkham William, Melling Robert, Rowe George, Thompson Edward, Whitfield Thomas, bricklayer cabinetmaker cooper potter gunsmitli gentleman sailmaker gunmaker No. 53, The Box at the lower end of Upper Newington. From the Box vp Upper Neivington, down Mount Pleasant, in front of Banelagh place, up Copperas kill, back of the Houses in Ranelagh place, up Biownloiu hill, Mary Anne street, Haiford street, up Mount pleasant, to Mr. Foxcrqft's, lack agai?i to the Box. MOUNT PLEASANT. Atkinson John, mariner Comber Duncan, merchant Copple Richard, mefcer & drap. Coulton Henry, roper Farrier Joseph, tailor Foxcroft Thomas, merchant Gibbons Joseph, blockmaker Hamer Henry, merchant Hinton Charles, painter Houghton John, bookkeeper Noble John, grocer Roughsedge Rev. R. PI. clerk Waring, merchant Riding John, grocer Smith Edward, painter Wilkes Joshua S. merchant HARFORD STREET. Banks John, cooper Pike Robert, gentleman Preston John, cabinet maker Smith Henry, blacksmith Welch Richard, victualler HARFORD LANE. Hughes William, shoemaker RANELAGH PLACE. Golightly Richard, merchant Thomas, esquire UPPER NEWINGTON. M'Kee Robert, slater Whittingham Samuel, bookkeeper MAKY ANNE STREET. Mercer Henry, bookkeeper Smith William, tailor Walker William, chairmaker CHAPEL LANK. Murray Roger C. cooper Phillips John B. tinman EEOWNLOW HILL, Myers Edward, cabinet maker William, cabinetmaker HAWKE STREET. Roberts John, blockmaker No. 54. The Box in Roscoe street, near the top of Oldham street. Front the Box to Mount pleasant, through a lack Street, on the IVest side oj the Bowling green, to Brownlow hill ; Lack through Clarence street, Roscoe street, to the Box. PLEASANT STREET. Ainsworth John, merchnnt Caley John, sailmaker Grocott Richard, mariner ST. ANDREW STREET. Blackburn Henry, roper Coulton James, roper Draine John, roper Eccleston Willinm, roper Hambleton William, bricklayer Lambeth William, roper M'Bride Arthur, roper BROWNLOW HILL. Brownrigg James, broker Davies John, plaisterer Formby Henry, roper Large Thomas, slater Lightburn Christopher, sawyer Murrow Janaes, gentleman Place Thomas, roper Saunders .John, gunmaker PELLEW STREET. Coulton John, blockmaker MOUNT PLEASANT. Caley Thomas, merchant Dunbar Sir George, baronet — Wm. Rowe> esquire Serjeant John, roper WARREN STREET. Thompson James, linen draper BROWNLOW STREET. Colvin John, merchant Creushaw Richard, sailmaker Eden Charles P. accountant North John, gentleman Robinson James, merchant CLARENCE STREET. Fisher Thomas, gentlemai> Fleetwood Edward, bookkeeper Goulden John, merchant Halsall William, painter Heaton Thomas, cabinet maker Jackson William, tailor Knapper Ephraim, bookkeeper Orme John, merchant Joshua P. merchant Wilkins James, bookkeeper BLAKE STREET. Godwin Thomas, cooper RUSSELL STREET. Reed Alexander, cooper Turner William, cabinetmaker PEMBROKE STREET. Twentyman J. M. cooper DANCE STREET. Unsworth John, bricklayer No. 55, The Box in Hardman street, near Rodney street. From the Box through Rodney street, to Mount pleasant, Hope street, down Hardman street, to the Box. RODNEr STREET. Bate John Galley, broker Beckwith Thos. jun. grocer Bradstock Garstang, merchant Crosbie William, esquire Downward Thomas, merchant Thos. jun. grocer Morris Robert, merchant Parry Henry, merchant Sharp John, merchant Taylor William, broker Thompson William, merchant HOPE STREET. Beard Robert, John, Brancker John, Corrie Thomas, Lew in William, Rogers James, cooper cooper merchant broker banker's clerk shipwright MOUNT PLEASANT. Colquitt John, town elk. Lipl, Greaves Joseph, merchant HOPE PLACE. Whittington Peter, ironmonger 74 15 n If i« No. 56. The Box at the top of Duke street, above Rodney street. From ifie Box through Rodney si reel, np Mount street, Hope street, to the end of Crahtree lane ; back again down Mount street, along the hack Street to the Houses on Si. James's walk, hack again to the Box. RODNEY STREET. I DawsoH Richard, merchant Dawson Pudsey, esquire | Leicester Peter, merchant No. 57. The Box in Knight street, near Roscoe street. From the Box down Knight street. Berry street, to Duke street ; lack again up the hack Street, into Roscoe street, up Leece's street, Rodney street, down Knight street, to the Box. Harper Henry, BERKY STREET. Ashburner James, saihriaker ^erry John, saddler ROSCOE STREET. Birchall Richard, cooper Lomax Thomas, slater Page William, shipwright RatclifFe Henry, boatbuilder RODNEY STREET. Booth Thomas, merchant KNIGHT STREET. Gardner Thomas, cooper Lowe Edward, Massey George, Moore William, Nangreave Edward Owen John, Piatt John, Quick Richard, Woodward John, Worrall Thomas, Wright Peter, cooper watchmaker cooper block maker saiimaker cooper roper roper blockmaker wine cooper shipwright No. 58. The Box at the bottom of Leece's street. From the Box down Renshaw street, to the hottom of Heathfield street, hack again through Renshaw street, up Oldham street, Roscoe street., and down Leece's street to tlw Box. KENSHAW STREET. Hanly Richard, banker Goore William, merchant Withers Joseph, mariner LEECE S STREET. Mawdsley Peter, joiner Roberts William, Winterbottom J. B. joiner bedstead mafe. No. 59. The Box in Seel street, near the Cathohc Chapel. From the Box up Seel street, Colquitt street, Bold street, Berry street, dQwn Seel street, ColquUt ftrect, Parr street, Sinter street, vf. Seel street, to the Box- SOLOUITT STREET Bancroft Thomas, grocer Brammall George, Brancker Peter W. Thomas, merchant esquire merchant merchant Jlussell Tarleton, SEEL STREET. Fletcher Joseph, jun. merchant .T2ckson Joseph, esquire SLATER STREET. Lowe Edward, cabinetmaker Ryley James, saiimaker BERRY STREET. Okill John, sugarbaker Walmsley John, marblemason BOLD STREET. Pole Charles, merchant No. 60. The Box in Henry street, near Kent street. Fro7n the Box down Henry street, up Suffolk street, Duke street, to the end of Great George's street, lack again down Kent street, to the Box. DUKE STREET Aspinall John Bridge, esquire C Benson Ralph, Bolton John, Bourne Peter, Thomas, Brown John, Crosbie James, Cubbin William, "Evans Richard, Fletcher John, Matthews Samuel, Nay lor Wm. jun. Thomas, ■ — James, merchant^, merchant ^. f~ merchant ^, ^ merchant^. ^ merchant^ j merchant C X merchant 9. y pilot , £Z merchant CZ merchant ^_ J~ merchant O esqnne e y merchant^ y Peiikett John, merchant ^_ ^ HENRY STREET. Winstanley James, merchant dp CORNWALLIS .STREET. Catterall Samuel, mariner :X ■> Frodsham William, shipwrigl>t «.v^ Holland James, merchant ^^.i^- James John, cooper ^>Z(^' Perry Charles, cooper 6i Ranisdiile Richard C, mariner C, (^~ Ralhbone James, .shipwrigliT C — William,* Robert, saiimaker S". NSLSON STREET. ^ Hinde John, shipwright .X No. 01. The Box in Lydia Anne street, near Suffolk street. From the Box doiun Lydia Anne street, up York street, down Henry street, to the hottom; hack again through Suffolk street, Lydia jinne street, Kent street, Kent square, to the Box. Royle John, anchorsmith KENT SaUARE. Bovd Thomas, mariner Pool James, cooper Sloane William, cooper LYDIA ANNE STREET. Cunningham David, blacksmith Milligan William, roper Williaais Thomas, shoemaker KENT STREET. Andrews John, roper Bickerstaff Geor"-e, roper Butler John, mariner Corless James, cabinetmaker Draper John, shoemaker DuUon Thomas, baker Fisher John, potter Frodsham William, shipwright Jenkins George, gujQsroitk No. 62. The Box in Pitt street, near Greetham street. From the Box down Pitt street, vp York street, Gdiert street, Kent , . ' ' '"•■• "^■•"■"t yjiMc/i street, j\ Street, to Kent square; back again down Pitt street, to the Box. Worthington Peter, shipwright UI'PER PITT STREET. James John, bookkeeper Parr William, merchant TeriY Martin, merchant Whittingham Saml. bookkeeper PITT STREET Atherton Henry, Card well James, William, Cooper Samuel, Dorlin John, Fazakerly Robert, Griffith Edward, Hall W. Eaton, Haworth Thomas, Richard, jun. tailor cooper cooper cooper shipwriglit blockmaker roper mariner banker's clerk bookkeeper ■ Richard, Hignett William, Jones Isaac, ' Thomas, Kenyon Robert, Knowles Stephen, •Parkinson William, Rylance Peter, Trotter Henry F. Wainwright Joseph, Williams William, Wilson Hugh, cooper roper slater shipwright cooper sailmaker mariner mariner blockmaker sailmaker shipwright shipwright No. 63. GILBERT STREET. Burke William, mariner Casson William, joiner — — — Thomas, shipwright Dutton Johii, baker Dyke George, shipwright Evans Thomas, cooper Griffith Jonathan, gunmaker Humphreys William, blockmaker Longworth John, blockmaker gioane William, cooper BROWNE STREKT. Critchley James, bricklayer Gwyder J. Francis, bookkeeper WHITE STREET. Dawson John, mariner The Box in Park lane, near Dickinson street. From the Box down Park lane, Forrest street. Upper Frederick street, Greetliam street, Dickinson street, Kent street, down Park lane, to the Box. UPPER TREPEBI Baraber John, Gray John, Holding John," PKIVILEGE Shuttleworth T. PARK LA Boyle Richard, Bradshaw Daniel, Brannegan William, Bryars Lawrence, Calverley Michael, Dickinson Peter. Dixon Thomas, Evans Hugh Ellis, Fearns William. CK STREET. mariner shipwright gunmaker ROW. shipwright NE. blockmaker mariner shipwright cooper cooper shipwright engraver merchant eotp5* Flanagan William, Hamilton James, Hatlon George, Hickson Joseph, Hodgson Thomas, Hunter Get)rgc, ■ — James, Jones Robert, I^ace Charles, Leather Peter, Lightfoot William, I.loyd Francis, Marsh Joseph, Mercer Thomas, John, Parsonage William. shipwright shipwright boalbuilder roper pawnbroker shipwright blockmaker baker ytx)man blockmaker sailmaker shipwright brazier joiner sawyer fooper Peters William, Roberts William, Robinson Daniel, Smith James, Smoult Charles, Thompson James, William, Tittle Thomas, T}Ter 'I'homas S. Vernon Thomas, Woodfine Robert, baker roper sailmaker baker bricklayer cooper sailmaker blockmaker cabinetmaker baker roper DICKINSON STREET. Bradshaw John, shipwright Hunter John, cooper Smith Henry, shipwright GREETHAM ^TREET. Leech John, tailor Row bottom Robert, smitlt FORREST STREET. Turner John W. cabinet maker Upton Rotiert, blockmaker No. 64. The Box at the bottom of Shaw's alley. From t/ie Box up Hurst street, Maghull street, Shaw's alley. Carpen- ter's row. Hurst street, Grayswi street, Shaw's alley, Mason street, Hurst street, to the Box. carpenter's row. Emery George, shoemaker Frith John, shipwright Fairbrother James, shipwright Greenhough Thomas, shipwright Folds William, carver Jones Robert, shipwright Gardner Richard, blockmaker Joynson Robert, cooper Thomas, blockmaker •M ett John, shii)uright Harrison Pcier, boatbuilder .vlooney James, blockmaker Morgan Joseph, baker Robinson Charles, cooper O'Neil Michael, shipwright f r-n.. rr- cooper Parkinson John, sailmaker \jeorge. Woods Charles, shipwright Parry Hugh, shipwright SHAW's ALLEY. Rowe Henry, cooper Baisley John, painter Smith Thomas, cooper Buck John, cooper Warburton Tiioma- sailmaker Candland William, shipwright Whittle James, shipwright Darlington Thomas, shipwright Wilkinson Thomas, blockmaker Goodwin Edward, .shipwrigijt MAGHULL street. King John ('ook. cooper Cleator Thonjas, shipwright Robinson John, sailmaker Youd Joseph, shipwright HURST street. GRAYSON street. Ball Jonathan, shipwriglit Bate? Richard, shipwright Clarke Jonathan, blockmaker Bond John, shipwright Cruise George, cooper Rossindale Thomas, painter Daulby John, shipwright Seddon James, cooper No. 65. The Box in Wapping, near the bottom of Mason street. From the Box along Wappivg, Duke's place, Caviphell street. Barter street. Garden street. Mason street, Hurst street, to the top of Tabley street, hack again to the Box. blacksmith MASON street. Ashton David, mariner Crossfield Edward M. merchant Grimsditch William, Lunt Tiiamas, M'Donald John, cooper shipwright h. fvi A 78 Scaisbrick William, lathcltaver Smilh James, cooper Wainwright George, cooj)er BARTER STREET. Dickinson John, Filkin John, Hick son Joseph, Higginson John, Howard Thomas, HLtddleston Thomas, Kirwen John, Lee Robert, Potter John, Savage Charles, Stephenson John, Stont Benjamin, Swindall Samuel, boatbuiider mariner cooper pilot snipwright coo])er shipwright bricklayer bloc'k maker shipwright blockmaker blockmaker smith DUKE s Park John, GARDKN' Eccleston James, Lyon William, Picrpoint George, CAMPBELL Dean Johl^, Smallshaw John, Wickstead Richard, TLXCB. bookkeeper STREET. sailmaker , shipwright cooper STREET. shipwright shipwriglit cooper TABLEY S Hill William, Seaver Thomas, PENNINGTON Whalley James, Williams Robert, WATPrNG. Wharton Thomas, sailmaker cooper blockmaker STREET. coachman tobacconist No. GO, The Box in Wapping, near the bottom of Crosbie street. From the Box along Wapping, to the bottom of Talley street, buck again up Sparlijig street, l\trk la/ie, down Crosbie street, to the Box. CKOSBIE STREET. SPARLING STREET. Amery Thomas, labourer Armour William, ma)iner Black John, roper Askew William, blockmaker Davies Edward, joiner Brice James, shipwright Edward, shipwright Biierly .)arnes. shipwright Fearns George, cooper John Wm. shipwiight Hanmer Thomas, shipwright Burgess Henry, bookkeeper Hanmorc .leremiah. cooper William, baker Harrison Thomas, shipwright Christian John, sailmaker Heelv Thomas, shipwright Clarke William, cooper Hill Hunter, hairdresser Curran Joiin, shipwright Horrabin Thomas, coo[)er Croston Richard, blockmaker Jackson David, ironmonger William, ])ainter Kerfoot Daniel, cabinet maker Crow William, plumber Knowlcs Wiljiam, sailmaker Davies James, plumber Lawson Edward, coo}x;r Daulby William, shipwright M'Gowan William, shipwright William B. shipwright Parkinson Thomas, smith Drummond John, joiner Quillam William, shipwright Foulkes John, sailmaker Rigby William, plumber Frodsham John, shipwright Roach Edward, pilot Goore Robert, cooper Smith James, cooper Hixon John, roper ■ lohn. shipwright Hough Thomas, roper Wane William, blockmaker Jackson John, cooper Wheeler John, roper •lones Peter, shipwright Worrall Joseph, shoemaker Kaye James, pilot HIGHTON COURT. Melling Edward, merchant Casson John, joirver Molyneux John, roper 79 Page James, PearsoB Ralph, __ Thomas, Percy Johu, shipwright anchorsmith aochorsmith blockmaker Trelner William, Upton Joseph, Willacy Henry, plumber roper sailmaker No. (57. The Box in Kitchen street, near South Union street,. From the Box down Kitchen street, Wapping, up Bhindell street, St. James's street, to the top of Crosbie street, lack again down Kitchen street, to the Box. KITCHEN STREET. Ainsworth .Thomas, boatbuiider Booth Robert, Crouchley Henry, Critchley James, Crookes Joseph, Dunn Joseph, Edwards John, GofFy John, William, Hodgson Thomas, iliam, ames. Wheeler William, Williams Thomas, Winter Joseph, BLUNDELI. Coulton Richard, Flinn James, Gaskell William, roper joiner plumber blockmaker shipwright plumber shipwright joiner boatbuiider shipwright shipwright cooper roper joiner mariner STREET. .sailmaker shipwright shipwright GofF Charles, Holding John, Hudson Edward, Hughes William, Payne James, — — John, John, Jan. Pooley Edmund, Roberts John, Whitfield John, Wilson John, — — William, ST. James's Hesketh Thomas, Hodgson George, south union Hughes Joseph, Jones Thomas, Keggin John, Stringer John, shipchandler gunmaker mariner blockmaker plumber plumber plumber shipwright hairdresser shipwright cooper plumber STREET. merchant shipwright STREET. sailmaker roper shipwright blockmaker No. 68. The Box about fifty yards down Watkinson street. From the Box up IValkinson street, St. James's street, doivn Norfolk street, Simpso?i street, Watkinson street, through the Passage into Br'tdgewater street, St. James's street, to tfie top of' Crosbie street, back again down JVatkinson street, to tlie Box. BRIDGEWATEK STREET. Curran Leonard, boatbuiider Aspinall James, blockmaker Head Henry, cooper Glover Joseph, roper Johnson Houghton, joiner Hannah James, shipwright Jones Joseph M. bookkeeper Hinton Jolin, shipwright Moffitt Thomas, mason Moore Richard, S)iijpwright Morrison Thomas, joiner Morris Thomas, shipwright Parry Joseph, shipwright Needham Samuel, shipwright Robinson James, smith NORFOLK STREET. Tail James, sailmaker Bennett Joshua, shipwright Wilcock Thomas, mason Cain James, shipwright Wilcockson John, cooper Catteral] James, blockmaker Young William, bookkeeper „ii. ; JI'WWI: 80 81 i ) 0' lf)« ST. James's Almond James, Bibby John, jun. Folds John, Gibbons Joseph, Jackson Josiah, Johnson John, Purney James, Rice William, Smith John, — — John, jiin, WATKINSON Cotter Thomas, Cowley William, STREET. tallow chandler soapboiler carver merchant cooper merchant cordwainer joiner mariner mariner STREET. shipwright boatbuilder Gregg Robert, Hughes David, Kirkham Thomas, Latham Thomas, Meadows Henry, Rimmer Timothy, Wood John, SIMPSON Garrett Daniel, Styth Richard, green's Kissick William, SIDNEY Wainwright John^ shipwright shipwright shipwright sawyer shipwright roper shipwright STREET. shipwright shipwright COURT. shipwright STREET. cooper No. 6g. The Box near the top of Jordan street. From ike Box down Jordan street, Flint street, up Brick street, St. James's street, to the top of Norfolk street, back again down Neit' Bird street, Neu/ Hall street, to the Box. GofFy Thomas, Highton William, Samuel, FLINT STREET. Wainwright Joseph, sailmaker PORTER STREET. Birch John, baker JORDAN STREET. Ashbumer J.Moulton, blockmaker Bradshaw Thomas, mariner Burnett Robert, roper Daulby John, painter Ford John, mariner Greetham James, shipchandler Harrocks Thomas, roper Hinde John, roper Knowles Ralph, sailmaker Mafkland Edward, boatbuilder M'Nabb John, smith Neverson Bradley, mariner Nickson Thomas, shipwright Wilkinson Jonathan, shipwright NEW BIRD STREET, Bryars Thomas, shipwright Burgess William, roper Dunbar John, shipwright Jones John, Kelly William, Norris Robert, Parkinson Joseph, Pembcrlon Charles, Ramsbottom Richard, Wilkinson William, Williams Joseph, Wright John, BRICK STREET. Kershaw Thomas, blockmaker Littlemore Booth, May James, M'Connell John, Potter John, Simcock Thomas, Smith John, blockmaker roper roper shipwright shipwright shipwright shipwright cabinet maker attorney shipwright shipwright shipwright Tarleton Robert, Threlfall Joseph, Yates James, roper cabinet maker shipwright mariner blockmaker sailmaker shipwright shipwright shipwright No. 70. The Box in Parliament street, near New Hall street. From the Box down Parliament street, Flint street, tip New Bird street, Newhall street, Greenland street, St. James's street, to the top of ; New Bird street ; hack again down Parliamtnt street, to the Box. Prince William, shipwright Thomas Thomas, shipwright GREENLAND STREET. Botherson William, roper Clarke William, Claughton James, Haswell John, Rawlinson John, Slater William, Webster John, Whalley William, DUNCAN STREET. Goulden John, corndealer Jolly Edward accountant BLAIR STREET. Hazledine Wm. jun. merchant blockmaker roper shoemaker shipwright shipwright painter shipwright JAMAICA COURT. Appleton David, blockmaker GRAFTON STKEET. Austin William, roper Higliton James, roper PARLIAMENT STRKET. Baldwin James, s;!ilmaker Robinson Charles, snilniaker Topley Samuel, bri<:klayer Townsend William, iiuichant Troughton John, cooper Yaies John Ashton, merchant FISHBR STREET. Walmsley Joshua, mariner Williams Edward, cooper NEW HALL STREET. Bolton Samuel, shipwright i No. ;i. The Box in Great George's street, end of St. James's street. From the Box along Great George's street, up Washington street, along the new Road under St. Jatnes's walk, down Parliament street, to the Box. ST. VINCENT STREET. ^ Fletcher Robert, merchant ^ BRIDPORT STKEET. Green Thomas, joiner C? Miller Thomas, mariner j^ GREAT George's sauARB. Jones Hugh, banker ^• GREAT GEORGE S STREET. Case Thomas Ashton, merchant (^ 9 Daulby John, merchant (y2 Naylor Thomas, jun. merchant tf J' ST. James's walk. Cragg .lohn, merchantj^ ^ Hurry William, merchant j7 NILE STREET. Finchetf James, mariner ^, •. No. The Box in Great George's street, bottom of Wash- ington street. From the Box along Great George's street, up Duke street, to the entranre into the Quarry, hack again through Rathbone street, down the cross street into Great George's street, to the Box. Rice Thomas, roper ^_ 7° RATHBONE STREET. 72. GREAT GEORGE S STREET. Bruce Thomas, bookkeepers^ Currie W. Wallace, merchant Deep was the sorrow testify'd At 's and Benn's Garden. Their hopes are now completely quash'd, And Presbyterian faces Now substitute for chearing smiles Forc'd grins and strange grimaces. Amen, amen, ye chaiming tribe — For we have now no doubt. Sirs ; Nor Old nor ]\'ew Light can survive^ They're fairly all put out. Sirs. Yaiikee doodle, &c. ss An Old Song revived. Tune — Liberty Hall. Ye Freemen who glory in England's just laws. Reward the brave Hero who bled in your caitse ; Reward him with honour, do all that you can, And let gratitude spring from the breast of each man. When the trumpet of war sounded shrill in his ear. And the bud of sedition began to appear ; When true British liberty nearly was gone. And the Rights of brave Englishmen trampled upon : When France had deserted religion's great plan. And adopted that book, falsely called the " Rights of Man: When Hibernia had near from his country been torn. Which millions would weep at, that yet are unborn : When mutiny rag'd 'mong the lords of the main — (But a tear from my eye, shall now blot out the stain ; A seaman convinc'd of his error that's past. Will stand by his country and fight to the last :) In the midst of these dangers did Tarleton appear, A friend to his country, a stranger to fear ; His monarch, approving the deeds he had done. Promoted his rank, for the laurels he'd won. Then ye Liverpool voters, now shev/ yourselves men. And plump for bra\e Tarleton again and again ; I mean no reflection to cast on the rest, Only vote for that man who you think deserves best. ANECDOTES. Of a Major-General. — A Major-General in the army, who never diftinguiflied himfelf in his military charader, but who having obtained a feat in the houfe of commons, where he commonly acted as one of Mr. Pitt's automata, had occafion to write to a friend in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, at the time when the ftruggle was made in Parliament againft the adminiftration of Mr. Addington. In his letter he de- fcribed the ftate of parties ; and obferved, that it was then impoffible to judge which would prevail ; for his own part, he was at a lofs how to ad ; but had determined to vote, ac- cording to his confcience, until the event was decided. Of a Lieutenant-General. — A Lieutenant-General in the army, who formerly, of inferior rank, diftinguiflied himfelf abroad, and has fince held his feat in the houfe of commons, as one of the reprefentatives of a borough in the North of 89 England, was at Bath when the late Mr. Pitt, a fhort time before his death, went to that city for the benefit of the wa- ters. Circumflances had recently occurred which made a more intimate acquaintance with the Premier exceedingly defirable to him ; but having uniformly oppofed the mcafures of his adminiftration, he was doubtful how he Ihould be re- ceived. He determined, however, to wait upon the minifter, and to bid him welcome to Bath. He did fo, and was fo won by his polite and conciliating manners that, during a fecond vifit, he ventured frankly to explain his fituation. He in- formed him, that certain untoward circumftances, which we forbare to fpecify, made him defirous of ofiering him a tender of his fervices in Parliament ; that he underftood the gentle- man holding the ftamp-office in the town he then reprefented was then in a precarious ftate of health, and was not expedted to recover, and hoped he might be allowed to look for remu- neration in an appointment to that fituation as foon as it be- came vacant ! To this propofition Mr. Pitt, without hefitation, acceded ; but on the exprefs condition, that he fliould imme- diately renounce all connexion with his old political adherents. Accordingly the General addrefled a letter to an illuftrious perfonage, in which he exprefled his fincere regret that he fhould find it neceffary to defert " that band of patriots," whom he fo highly efteemed, and with whom he had fo long aded ; but that imperious circumftances compelled him to this ftep ! How blind is man with regard to futurity ! The old Gen- tleman continues — (and long may he continue) to enjoy the emoluments of the ftamp-office ; Mr. Pitt died before he could fulfil his engagement ; and the General's letter has been handed about in the higher political circles — the avowal of his own perfidy — the record of his own difgrace ! I MR. BANASTRE Begs leave to inform the nobility and gentry of Liver" pool, that Mr. Moritz being under the imperious neceffity of changing his fituation, he has, at the preffing folicltation of that gentleman, come forward, and hopes to merit the appro bation of a difcerning public. Mr. Banaftre, who has had the honour of playing his tricks before the Imperial Parlia- Ill 90 ment of Great Britain, flatters himfelf that his unrivalled exertions will obtain their patronage and favour. Firjl — He will, to the aftonifhment of his audience, turn his coat fixteen times in one minute. Second — He will, by his extraordinary powers, difplay the manner in which, in the fummer of 1802, without any vifible means, he led by the nofe fix hundred perfons in a populous town in the North. Third — He will produce his patent leaping Pole, with which he will take a furprifing leap from the Exchange to the Stamp office. Fourth — He will likewife exhibit his wonderful tricks of parliamentary legerdemain, which he had tJ^e honour of per- forming at Bath, before the late ' heaven-born minifter,' and the celebrated Doftor Sidemouth, of Richmond Park. — Together with other performances, too numerous to mention here. Mr. Banallre will be affifted by the well-known Sieur Silveftre, who feizes this opportunity of informing his friends and the public, that he has on fale a large quantity of French Lace, (duty not paid) which having obtained at the cheapeft rate, he will on that account, be enabled to difpofe of on the moft'moderate terms. Alfo, a quantity of Balm of Gilead, at the manufafturer's prices, credits and difcounts. Further particulars will be expreffed in the bills of the day. Tickets to be had of the Siciir Siluestre, Searcher's Office. To the Tune of Down Derry Down. CHOKUS OF FBEEMEN. " Ye Nottingliam school lioys be solemn and sad " For a cart-load of Birch is arrived in vour land ; " Ye Liverpool lads oh rejoice and be glad, " For no one will here take the vile twig in hand. " Huzza, down, down derry down.' Chorus of Boys. " Whilst the Nottingham lads their sad destiny weep, " And mourn their fiea'd bottoms, their fate we bewail ; " For ourselves we rejoice, and in pickle will keep, " One branch of that twig, for Sir T s's tail. " That we will, down, down derry down.' 91 Chorus cf Freemen. -s, oh- waste not your care, On little Sir T- . . . To the arms of his maid the poor stripling convey ; Back back to the nursery let him repair. Or the hop o-my-thunib, for his rashness shall pay. That he shall, down, down derry down. Chorum of School Boys. for whoever shall dare V word or by acli'on our hero oppose ; a twig wc will keep «' Nay «' B " He was born in our town and has still been our care, " And we will support him and humble his foes. " Down with them ! down, down derry down. Chorus of Freemen. " Yes ! down with his foes, and despis'd be their arts, " Their tyranny ne'er shall o'er Takleton prevail; " Patent Cojfins are not much admir'd in these parts, " And E s, -ind R e at fortune may rail. " Down with them, down derry down." Both. Then let's join in this toast — here's Tari.eton's lov'd name ! Whose praise both the field and the senate repeat; He toils for our liberties, conmicree and fame. And let us reward him again with a seat. Yes wc will, down, down derry down. TARLETON FOR EVER, HUZZA ! I I Fluzza Boys— Total defeat of the independent Freemen of Liverpool. Hostilities have already commenced, and hitherto we have been vitfnrious. The right wing cf the army of the honourable and public fpirited freemen was commanded by General Virtue, the left by General Liberty, and the centre by National Independence. To them was oppofed the grand army of li':tle fouls and leaden brains ; the right wing com- manded by the Dunkirk Hero, the left by Obi, or three fingered Jack, and the centre by the commander in-chief, the Devil. Obi, by the frequency of his manoeuvres, com- pletely deceived the enemy, and turned their right wing ; whilft the Dunkirk Hero taking a lefs advanced pofition, threw their left into confufion, by the celerity of his retro- gading, which decided the fate of the battle. As we underftand the honefl and independent party, mean again to try their ftrength, all thofe who prefer ale to honour, and degradation to dignity ; in ftiort, all thofe who have no if 92 regard for the interefl; of their country or honour of their town ; all who are deftitute of common fenfe, or have not fouls fit to animate a loufe, are requefled to apply, without lofs of time, to General Obi, at the fign of the Apoftate, Pitt-ftreet— or to General Half heel, at the fign of the Pli- able Confcience, Treafury-fquare, that Liverpool honour, independence, and dignity may be utterly deftroyed. By the Commander-in-chief. SEIZE FRENCH LACE, Adj. Gen. Bcad-Qnar/ers, Pool scpiare, 7iear the Stump-Office, Oct. 29, \806. Anecdote of Le Sieur S-lv — tie. As morality in private life always redounds to the credit of the public charadler, fo ingenuity, though in a private capa • city, deferves our admiration ! This illudrious perfonage having purchafed books to the amount of about one hundred pounds, gave to his bookfeller his own acceptance on London for the payment. A few days however before the bill became due, Le Sieur acquainted the perfon from whom he bought the books, that it was not convenient for him to pay the bill. The bookfeller expof- tulated— but in vain, Neceflity they fay is the mother of invention, and if we may judge from analogy, our noble hero is the offspring of compulfion, rather than of pleafure. His friend, the bookfeller, at his inftigation collefted, begged, or borrowed the amount for which the bill was drawn ; 'the money he delivered to Le Sieur, who promifed to remit the fame to London. To have done this, however, would have been to have left the work but half performed :— by an aftonifhing coup- de-mam, heilipt the money into his own pocket, and in a few days the bill was returned, and the amount was again to be paid by the honeft vender. What will not the love of money help a man to do ! N. B. Le Sieur has not the leafl intimation of this public difplay of his aftonilhing perfedion. [This hand-bill is inserted merely for the purpose of giving the Editor an oppor- tunity of stating to the public, in the most unequivocal terms, that its conteDts are false ; and that the lie which it has given to the world, is of tlie blackest and most malignant description.— And he thus publicly calls upon Mr Jones, one of the Editors of the Liverpool Chronicle, between whom and the Editor the transaction alluded to in the hand-bill took place, k) s^ate whether or not it is an absolute, wicked aud contemptible false- &3 To the worthy and independent Freemen of Liverpool. Gentlemen — After refufing repeated overtures from a ponderous author and two refpeftable baronets, and finding the liberties of the peop'e in danger, and no candidate willing to ftep forward in their caufe, I now take the liberty, confi- dently, to lequeft the honour of your fupport. I will not fpeak, Gentlemen, of my medical fame, the envy of cotem- porary do6lors, and their malicious infinuations againft my invaluable medicine afford ample proofs of my fuperiority. Upon thefe grounds I take my ftand, and beg leave refpeci:- fully to inform you, that I have entered into a coalition with E — L H , Efq. of Stapleton Park. The known refpedtability of this Gent'eman, and the partiality fliewn him on all occafions by the Ladies, joined to my unrivalled repu- tation. Induce me to hope for a complete vidlory. Upon what is vulgarly termed the broad cloth, we have little re- liance ; but to you, independent voters, and to the protedion of the fair, we trull ourfelves and our caufe implicitly, and it may be fatisfaclory to you to know, that I have purchafed from my friend's broker, a large quantity of rum (oi which my precious balm is chiefly compofed) which I mean to pay for in cafh, and of courfe he will be full fledged for the conteflr. To-morrow he will have the pleafure to addrefs you in perfon. In the interim I have taken the liberty to fubfcribe our joint names to this addrefs ; and I folemnly allure you, that whilfl I attend to your health, it will be his ambition to improve your morals ; and whillt my bed endeavours are ufed for yur bodily conflitution, he will exert himfelf with unceafing zeal for the prefervation of the conflitution of the United Kingdom. "We have the honour to remain. Gentlemen, your faithful and devoted fervants, S. S , M. D. E. L. H- A.m d« 0» TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the Chapel steps. Paradise street, this Day at two o'Clock, Lot I. — That well-known black ftallion, CaK'in, about fourteen hands high, dock mane and tail, eafy in his paces, and a good roadfler, in the habit of carrying ladies gently ; a little ftring-ham'd in the off leg, and not without fome 94 blemifli. His temper is very yielding, and by a little patting may be mounted by any woman at five minutes notice. Lot 2.— a chefnut gelding from Brunfwick, fixteen hands high, flump tail, and rather wall-eyed, has never done much work, and was lately difcharged from Sir T H ftud for want of metal. His coat is remarkable fleek and fine, havmg been fed with corn and treacle meches, is mafter of any weight, though occafionally apt to be rather fkittifh. Some more particulars may be had by enquiring of the Coach- man,_G— w— dHall, Alfo, a call mare. May be feen any mornmg between eight and nine, at the back of No.— St. , or at the Circus Stables. Lot 3.— a remarkably bony fpirited horfe, dam by Ellis, grand dam by Robert, well known at Harrowgate, York, and Doncafter ; an aftonilhing clever animal, but will be fold cheap, as the prefent proprietors think him worth little or no- thing ; fhuffles in his paces, and a moft capital crolTer and joftler, but never fliies except at a Tax-gatherer. Lot 4. — Trumpator, run at Nottingham, four years ago, and broke down. He is again bolftered up, and ftarts for the plate, but having had a fevere kick at St. Stephen's chapel, his bottom was injured, and he has fince foundered. Vi.dc Racing Calendar, piiblijlied by the Veterinary Doctor at Eaton Hall. Lot 5.— That excellent horfe, Willyo, fome time ufed as acharger in a volunteer corps, marked in the rump, and tail nick'd. He is very tender-mouthed, and feems remarkable docile, an aftonilhing leaper, and matchable with any filly m the Kingdom ; is engaged lo cover at Everton the next feafon. The remainder of the Stud, will be offered for fale to- morrow, as ready money is much wanted. IMerpuol, Oct. 30, I8O6. ^ new So?ig to an old Tune. Brother freemen ! I beg you to lend vour attention, "While a few of the tricks of the Junto I mention : You all must have seen that the late dissolution ■Our Gen'rals has thrown into gen'ral confusion. Sing tantararara rosrues all ! I 95 When the tidings so ominous, came to their ears, Their stout martial hearts were o'erwhelmed with fears ; " By jingo 'tis time to be oft" to our voters, " And try if once more, we can gull the old dotards." First General Gasconade comes on the field, Who for running at Dunkirk to no one would yield ; — " I spout like a Tully, bold as Caesar I feel, " And have got, like Achilles, a wownd in my heel.'' Then General Ttirntall arrives on the ground. But his old staunch supporters are not to be found ; *' Believe me I feel no dislike to the men, " If they'll give me a place, why I'll turn round again! But who are the men that support these great sogers P ri'aith you will find them a set of queer codgers; We'll take them in turn, and first of them all. The redoubtable Major of Tea-caddie hall. There's C — , and king F , the heads of the clan. And B , the famous artillery man ; That hawk, too, that Harpi/, who surly and gruff. Pays bills in three years, and thinks that soon enough. Behold Billy B , with his long lantern jaw, With sulky S — S , sweet Mister S , Bob N , who shakes like a mountain of jelly, N — Fallstaft", with ten quarts of sack in his belly. Next A — — comes, he's a mighty great prop, 'Tis said that his head-piece was made in his shop ; A very fit man for the representation. Why is not he iiam'd by our ivise C ? There's am'rous W — B , young Spindle the roper, With Billi/ the bailiff', and young G the toper, A good jolly dog, tho' 'tis argued by some. Instead of D , it should be Drink-rum. That hero whom General Turntail so thanks A Colonel was once^-now reduc'd to the ranks ; And once was, tho' like a barber he looksj A very great crony of Billy the Duke's. There's Spectacle Sill, an odd looking fellow, You'll take him for Scaramouch or Punchinello ; _ A blush is ne'er seen on his impudent face. Unless you should happen to talk about lace. They've got too, a chaplain, to pray for their cause. That shame to his calling that reprobate ; Who'll tell you of girls he has ruined by scores. He'll supply them at least with two tallies of wh p. m 96 But while this long list of queer folks I rejieat, I must not I ca?i'i o'erlook Rogej- the Great ! ! Beware I beseech you, that monster of tallow. Who a man or a horse at one mouthful can swallow. To fellows like these shall we bow with submission ? No, no, brother chips, 'tis a vile coalition ; Then freedom for ever, lads ! stick true to your text. We'll show 'em some sparring on Saturday next. Sing tantararara. Rogues all ! A NEW SONG. The Squillers Squibb'd. tune — " Derry Down." , Since squibs are the fashion boys, to it let's go — And in good humour'd satire our numbers shall flow ; No malignant abuse e'er our verses shall taint. Though the picture of folly we strongly may paint ! Derry down, &c. For believe me, my friends, 'tis no gentleman's part. Whilst he lashes the manners to stab at the heart ; And none but a fiend (in close ambush conceal'd) Would tear open the wound that's imperfectly heal'd. 'Tis Liverpool's boast, an election once done. To forget all the satire and laugh at the fun ; No ill blood remains, but we jovially join. To drown all remembrance of party in wine ! Let this declaration the junto content. If at their gross folly my laughter I vent ; For they're so enamour'd of clamour and riot. They cant for their souls let the freemen be quiet. And first in their ranks a spare Printer appears. Who's in want of a pillory tack'd to his ears : I fear should a judge or a jury once fleece him, Sandtmon's disciples wont join to release him, 'Tis grievous to see what a comical whirl Has crept into the pate of good A n E — le ; Does he vainly imagine he'll pass for discerning. By espousing the cause of a monster of learning. Does he think it might tend to the good of the town. Should Italian Chansons at Saint Stephen's go down ? Would the house like to hear what his friend is so pat in,- Old Leo's debaucheries spouted in Latin ? 97 All ignorant people conceive it seems grand To admire very much what they don't understand : And I ne'er knew a fool but for granted he took. That a man must be clever who'd written a book. Yet their candidate's wits I don't mean to disparage. In spite of his last most disastrous miscarriage j His poetry's pretty, his numbers are pat, But as an historian, he's wickedly flat. Yet many good fellows engage in this prank. There's gentle Charles Lawrence and peppery Frank ; Whh/iowenj W — W— , who tries to evince That in manner and air he's a match for a Prince. Many more of my friends have engag'd in the plan : — There's shrill piping Joey and Jemmy Galan ; With spare Harry Norris, who wont be play'd tricks on. But swears he can hold as much sack as Ned Dickson. And for fear all their projects should suddenly flag. They've engag'd in their service the sprightly J — G — ; H — J — , Sammy T , and others of note. All men of great weight, but the devil a vote. All these have the good of their Country at heart. And for pelf would from rectitude never depart; Yet shew a good place, and I think from my soul. That they'd all take a leap with Banastre's long Pole. Now leaving these Heroes to sober reflection. On the parts they're to act in the farce of Election ; Let's adhere to the man who has serv'd us with zeal. And fears not again to his Friends to appeal. On Saturday morning in crowds we'll appear. Quite secure of success and untainted with fear ; With grateful emotion for Gascoyne we'll plump. Drink a health to Old England and down with the Rump. Derry down, &c. The Dunkirk Racer I'm a Irave GAScoNAder as e'er drew a sword ! And 07ice saw a battle, but never did slay ! The cannons were roaring, the bullets were flying, I was there all the while, hut kepi rimning away ! 'Tis safer to run than to fight my boys, 'Tis safer to run than to fight my boys. In Parliament I may keep up an alarm. But far from the foe I shall meet with no harm, O 'tis safer to run than to fight. o ilyi) 98 'I'was at Dunkirk I prov'd the liJo;li mettled racer. The guns they did roar, and'l ran with good will ; I was hotly pursued, but I beat every chaser. And covcr'd with glory, lost only a keel! 'Tis safer to ran than to fight, £cc. For my feafs in that war, and my rotes in the House, Your support I entreat upon Saturday next : Let Liverpool honour be mule as a mouse. And you'll find I shall ever stick close to this text. Tis safer to run than to fight, &c. Jusl arrived from London— A NEIF PA NORA M J, Which will be opened for exhibition at the Town Hall, containing feveral fubjefts not yet fufficiently noticed bv Artifts. On the right hand of the fcene is a diftant view of America, with the plains of Bofton, large groups of women and chil- dren flying in different direaions ; behind them is feen a Lieutenant Colonel, with a firebrand in his hand, with which he has already fet fire to feveral houfes and villages ; the moon rifing marks the hour to be at the evening, when the peace- able inhabitants were dreaming of no enemy. The fcene changes to a view of pharo table ; in the front of the group is an eminent General ; on his left hand is a lady lately come from Wales. Several groups of black legs are feen in the back ground, leaning upon and overlooking the Bannifter of the hand-rails. Upon the left hand is a diflant view of the fortifications of Dunkirk, a bird's eye profped ; the diflance is full of fly- ing troops, with one of the Commanders defperately wounded in the heel. The fcene changes to a view of the Cufl:om- houfe in Liverpool, where the wounded Officer endeavours to intercede with the Premier for the admiflion of his friends to finecures and falaries. In the paflage is an exaS portrait of a celebrated Wafher- woman, who came down from London in a poft-chaife, to arrefl a certain General who was lately returned for Liverpool, for a debt of 70/. for ruffling his fliirts for feventeen years ! The features are faid to be charafterifliically expreffive. There will alfo be exhibited a model of the late mayor in Cleiy, and fpeaking figure inclofed in a Cafe. I I 99 And on the following day will be difpofed of an adlibitum hiftory of Pope Leo the Tenth, in twelve volumes ; feveral Birch logs, grown in Byrom and Boolh parks, and a large quantity of old CoJ/in furniture. As it is the earnefl; defire of the Proprietor to receive the Fofier'mg encouragement of the public,^ he has endeavoured fo be thus early in announcing his intentions. Liverpool, Oct. 2S, ISOG. J/ist arrived, and to be seen in a few Days, a curious Buck, T^iouGH of the common fize, it is allowed to be the only one ever publickly exhibited, without horns, from St — p — n Park, in Y — k — e. It is nearly fix feet in height, and four in circumference. Its iManager, Mr. B m, finds very great difficulty in pro- curing it a fufficient fupport, which it weeps and voracioufly craves after, day and night, which makes it look doubtful of its exillence; and to the great mortification of its Manager, it has of late ffievvn fymptoms of an approaching diiTolution. When exhibited, it emits invifible caps of liberty, which the Manager promifes to thofe wlio will contribute to its fupport. It is particularly requefted no worthy freemen will, during the election, approach too near it. Though it has no horns, it has other pernicious qualities, which, if once felt by the freemen, might prevent them ferving their bcft friends at the approaching eleftion. It is feared fome perfons have already felt the efteds of its ferocity. This animal has a moft curious method of attack, perhaps on account of its having no horns. It is fuppofed by many, the eff'eft is produced by fafcination, as the brains of Billy J s, in particular, feems to have caught the infeffion, as appears in fome hand-bills which have been diftiibuted and polled in many parts of the town. We hope this is a fufficient caution, as in a few days the wildnefs of this fingular animal will become fo reduced, that any one may approach it without danger. N. B. It cannot be feen after ten at night, as it will then be fecured in its cage in the " family vianfion, in Randagh- place" Further particulars will be given in future bills. ' / II too Ban Tarleton was a General, Of credit and renown, A Member eke of Parliament, In famous London town. BoIdTarleton's friends said tohim, Ban ! Since Parliament's dissolv'd. We will support yoiii Gen'ralship, We've said — and are resolv'd. Then straightway bent to victory. The Gen'ral he set out, Back'd by his friends at Liverpool, Resolv'd to face it ont. But whether lie on horseback rode, Or came down in ihe mail. Or took a third in a post-chaise. Is (breign to my tale. But this we learn — as soon as his Arrial was declar'd. His kinsman at Tea-Cadd;/ Hall, To greet him was prepar'd. Congratulations meet were seen. And compliments were paid. It was a dainty sight to view. And excellently play'd. My worthy host ! quoih General Ban, Say, is there ought to fear ? — "What does these stupid freemen say ? Declare — -my dearest dear ! The Major pull'd a piteous face. And heav'd a doleful sigh ; While fatal bodings stood confessed In stout Ban Tarleton's eye. The gallant Gen'ral musing stood. And griev'd was he to find, There should the smallest prospect be That he'd be left behind. His troubl'd soul could not divine I'h' occasion of his care ; And much the hero was afraid There was some hidden snare. Yet stil) a transient gleam of hope Believ'd his sudden fear ; As F _ he advised was To broach his ale and beer. And strait way Ban,with coarteous looks Did hail the gaping crowd. And smak'd the Poissards fishy lips " To shew he was not proud." ' Gilpin lli£ Second.— A true tale* The iron muscles of his face Were forc'd into a grin. And as his custom was through life //(' dash'd lltiot/i'k thick and thin- Sardonicr.l his smile appear'd To those who knew him best; And oft ht cast an anxious look As through the mob he press'd. " My friends ! " quoth Ban, once more " I'm come, " Your suffrages to seek ; " With grateful heart again to lay, " JMy service at your feet ; "Tis hard.d — d hard, you nil must know " For all my troubles past, " That you a stranger should prefer, " Aud kick me out at last. "■ My meritorious conduct, you " Sufficiently have known ; " My zeal and ardour in your cause, " Conspicuously I have shewn. " Two fingers in a merry cue, " I've lost as you may see, " And in my King and Country's cause, " Was never known to flee. " Eke bold I was, and merciful, " As the whole army said ; " And all over America, " My martial deeds are spread. " Now do not you give credit to, " The rumour that's afloat, " That there is any likelihood " I e'er shall change my coat. " My spotless name I ne'er will Stamp " With such a foul disgrace ; 'f Or you, my worthy friends ! desert, " For Pension or for Place. " To Billy Pitt— God rest his soul I " I ne'er did bow my head ; " Or counicr-like — by Ministers. " Ne'er by the nose was led." 'Tis very odd, so fine a speech Should be of no avail ; Which circumstance now brings mc near The ending of my tale. The populace as you may tliink, 'To riot was inclin'd ; ^. 112 Worthy Freeraen I'll finish mv song, If your patiunce I've not tried out sirs. General Gaseoyne again be your choice. He's a man beyond ever' a doubts sirs ; The contest he'll bold to the last, Whilst a Freejnan can take by the hand, sir. All is good, worthy friends know "it well. He's a Cock tii^^ for ever will stand, sir. Rnm ti Iddle ti iddle ti, &c. 113 CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. Second Day's Sale Continued from Page 105. Lot 23. A Supplement to the Memoirs of the late un- fortunate Mrs. Mary Robinfon, giving an account of her exemplary generofity and kindnefs to a military Adonis, and the manner in which he requited her. By an eye witnefs. " No more shall Banny ever sleep on ministerial beds of roses." 24. By the fame author. Military Picnics ; being a col- leftion of Theatrical Pieces, among which is a favourite farce, called The Englifh Fleet as it will be in 1807; in which is whimfically enough introduced. Obi, or Three Fingered Jack, who will fing the favourite fong from the Spoiled Child, of " Since then I'm doom'd this fad reverfe to prove." 25. A Hiftory of the Rife and Fall of St. Domingo, with the author's opinions of the bad confequences that may enfue to Jamaica, from its proximity to that fettlement. By 26. Every man his own Glazier ; a book particularly ufeful during the tinie of eleftions, when it has been proved that glaziers fend their men round to break their cuftomers' windows; witnefs the late proceedings in Park lane. By 27. New Tales of Wonder. By William, the hold Car- penter ; author of the favourite novel called " Falfe EfFufions or the Tears of Senfibility, and Emanations of Infincerity." ' 28. A Sermon on the Mount, by the Rev. — , N. B. Our author by mount feems to mean preferment, to obtain which he feems to think any meafures are lawful. 29. The Veterinary School Revifed ; to which is added, a Defence of the Conduft of John Gilpin, who broke the Bottles, and let the Wine go to the D 1, while running a race. By ■ . " He carries weight, he rides a race, 'tis for a thousand pounds." 30. The Adventures of an Ink-ftand ; fliewlng the various purpofes, as well juridical as literary, to which an Ink-ftand may be applied. By . ProfelTor of Belles Letters, and Great Guns. 31. The Recantation, a poem ; by Apollo -• Ine author of this poem having been guilty of various libels ; though not quite a ftripling, has felt the Birch; and fome fuppofe that he has undergone medical cafligatien, as he was fuppofed to be infane, which belief is ftrengthened by pre- eminent beauty and generous hofpitality, having been the objefts of his unfeeling attacks. 32. The Hard Cafe ; or, the Loft Eledion. By This laft is in the prefs and will foon be pubhftied. END OF THE SECOND DAY's SALE. To the Merchants and Traders to Buenos Ayres. A fteady adtive Man, rather paft the prime of life, for- merly in the American trade, but who has been for many years employed as a general agent by houfes of the firft re- fpe£tability in this town, intends to proceed immediately to Buenos Ayres, and will be happy to take the management of any buftnefs that may be intrufted to him. Having engaged his paflage in a faft failing ftiip he proceeds with the firft fair wind, as his grand objeft is to evade the Fleet. He takes with him a large affortment of canvafs manu- fadured by Merchant Billy, which he expefts will anfwer ia that market, though totally ufelefs to hini here : this market being at prefent fupplied with a better article. As a contra- band flave trade is expedted to be carried on there to a great extent, his former employers, Meflrs. Harpy, Gunman, Bow- ton, Hawker, and others, have fignified to him their intention of employing him, and Mr. Alderman Putty has kindly ob- tained for him an unlimited credit on his friends, Meflrs. George Ballywick and Co. London, who will alfo guarantee his fales. Dr. Soliman having appointed another agent, Mr. Sil- veftre has undertaken to fupply him with Balm of Gilead, on fuch terms as will enable him to underfell his old friend the Doftor. Mr. Silveftre wiH alfo fupply him with an extenfive aiTortment of point. Illfi/ II 114 Through the Interefl of his friends, Meffrs. Gregorys and Lxwfl^or, bankers, he is appointed to feleft hides for the l:;ark Tanners, and having had confiderable praftice in Ame- rica during ^.Jlaughlenng feafon, particularly at Cow Pens, he flatters himfe f he is not ignorant of that branch, to aflift him in which Mr. CrofF has kindly lent him a lot of his butchers. Thus fupported, he has only to refer to any of the above relpettable houfes, who from long experience can anfwer for him that he is capable of felling any thing, and that he never made a bad fale but one, and that was to a dealer of great apparent fohdity ; however fhortly after the contraft was made, the purchafer died infolvent, and as the contract had not been confirmed at the Stamp-Office it became invalid ; he muft again enforce the neceffity of difpatch, as the Fled will cer- tainly overtake him if he does not fliortlv depart, the confe- quence is obvious ! ! ! Letters (poft paid) addreffed to B. T. General, A sent, leacaddie Hall, will be immediately attended to. Liuerpool, Nov. 4, 1806. A Parody Parodied; or, the Freemen verms R- Come listen evrylord and lady, squire, knight and statesman, J ve got a little song to sing about a verv great man, And 'f the name of R- should mingle with my storv, lis with all due submission to his honour's worship's glory. Bow .wow wow, (S'c. ■" He mounted once the hustings, thinking it was the high road. To favour tor himself and friends to travel bv a nigh road. And after making mighty fuss, and fighting nightlind day. sirs, Tis monstrous ungeuteel of us, who will not let him stay sirs; Row row row, <^t. Two noblemen were sent him in electioneerins: able. And R listened greedily to ev'rv flatt^rino- fable : -1 hese ords a speech full two hours long,' most patiently were heard in. And all the tribe assembled round, did each one put a word in. Row row row, &c. ?Whn"Tr7' " yo" are well aware I pity freemen's blindness. Who thnik we broke their windows all, just out of love and Kindness, * " wLf !v 'I"' '^''^- '^"" '^" ^'''' ^'^''°' «'-' ^^'^ «"r income. wetn -'■°" '"■' • ^^''>' '''> '''^ »^»^^-' ''^il' be more f4e than welcome.- ^.^j ,^^j jy,^ ^^,_ M5 " Then gentlemen you seem to think, T have not art to dove them, " And that my pnnd'rous eloquence will even fail to move them " The odds a hundred are to one, I am not fortune's minion." Then ev'ri his friends lamenting cried, " we're quite of your opinion." Row row ro\\', <^c. Tlie hustings were next morning of beaux and beauties quite full. And R 's disappointed crew came on in mood full spightful; They talk'd so loud, and huff'd, and bluff'd, to shew us what their trade is, Thev scolded all the freemen, and frighten'd — all the ladies. Tol lol lol, &c. " I'll win the day, oh ! softly now, you've lost it long ago, sir, — " But my crew will breed confusion dire, and deal full many a blow. " Oh sir ! your friends will all agree, and that indeed they're right in, " That if they'd Tarleton's voters beat, it niusK not be by fighting." Row dow dow, <^c. " Then since ye still may vainly strive dissension foul to breed, sir, " The example set to leave the field, and good will shall succeed, sir, " For we're determin'd one and all, which else you may remember, " To make our noble hero of this I'arliaincnt a Member." Row uow dow, &c. The Tories Triumphant, or (he Downfall of' the Presliyierium, Yield ! yield ! Presbyterians give up the election, P'or tho' Roscoe would serve you with steady aftection. Yet your town is so smitten with honour and glory. There's hardly a Whig and there is not a Tory, Who can listen to oirght but a General's story. Then soldiers and soldiers together unite, Yc're great in the lorum if great in the fight. First General G who fled from the field, But 'twas zeal for your town made the General yield, He shrewdly susjiccted when he ran away, i hat in Parliament battle at some future day He might fight all your battles a veteran grey. Then soldiers, &fc. ^ ^ Next General Tumtail whose name is still prouder. He has fought the Yankies, he has smelt their powder. Of Frenchmen and Dutchmen he never afraid is. And knows just as much of what English trade is As his fnend Billy Pitt did of English ladies. 1 hen soldiers, ^c fr I m I if 116 This General so famous for turning his coat, Sas fmarhate none if you wont gwe h.m your .ote ; Besides his supporters are fighting men all And Colonels and Majors are here at h,s call, No wonder the citizens go to the wall. Then soldiers, ^c. There's the C House chieftain the aged Co ector. Who swore he would beat out the brams of Detector, And thrash him whenever he fell m his ^^ay, So taking Tom E for detector one day, For a bloody assault had the d 1 to pay Then soldiers, &c. But detector he knew not ; behold h^re he con.e^, ^ A friend to the Generals, a fnend to their drums . All parties allow he's a very good jester. And what with his impudence punning and pester. Quite a host in himself is Mr. S.lvcstre. Then soldiers, &c. Their Chaplain the reverend red nose is next, ^ith G- his sermon and T — -— his texi. To bribe this divine tho' a mitre you bring The zealous defender of Church and ot King, me the rest of the tribe would refiise the good thing. Then soldiers, &c. Then there's B-^ so noted for courage and fight, And B the famous artillery knight. The redoubtable major of Tea-caddie Hall, A corps of attornies, some great and some small, And B— — who fain would fight more than them all. Then soldiers, ^c. From Evertoii-hill comes the great Mr, H From tverion-nui cumto ..i.^ 5. — _ - . - Sorne call him a cheat and all call h.m a sharper, Whh his friend and near neighbour, the exquisite L— And old Alderman Putty, a peaceable cit; In short, all the friends of the late Mr. Pitt. Then soldiers, <^c. Then ' yield ! Presbyterians give up the Election, For tho' Roscoe would serve you with steady affection. Yet vour town is so smitten, with honour and glory. There's a hardly a Whig, and there's not a Tory, Who can listen to ought but a General s story. Then soldiers and soldiers together unite, •you're great in the forum if great m the hght. 117 JUST ARRIVED, . though more than fujtaently known ^^^J\^\ ^f a man, defcrlbed. It has ^fe head o a 4t, but he ^ g ^^.^^^ was fed in L-n-cn-f-e, and atterwar ^^^,.^^_ it obtained the common name ot Ur. ^Y g ^ \^ ^a- r„ce U was '^'V^Z^'^^^^:!: '«% foou lignant unruly difpolitipn ^emg bellowing of a turned adrift. The Y"^^'^/^^^^^^^^^ as Church and bull : has a fmattenng of certain wor ^^ ^.^.^^ Conftitution, to ^hichhowe^er^he anin . g ^^^ .^ ^^^^^^ „.eaning, but becomes inftant^ymuchj^^^ ,^^^.^^^ ^^^.^^ up to the higheft pi ch of ^e mo t ext'-a g ^,rre£tton, It^is venereally inchned, ^^"^"^^^ J J^^^f ^ roughnefs of the of afavage difpofition, a^'i P^^^f ^J^^f^j ,\e quackery of a bear, the fetid qualities of ^^e ^akl tn q^ ^ J^ ^^ aaySs frel'Sro-Str tu'. of oL ana ..o. A Plumper for Tarlelon. Let each honest freeman attend to my call, And for freedom and liberty join one and all, te honest and steady, and let the world see. That freemen we are, and will ever be free. Derry down, (sic. Let those that deny us our freedom and ehoice. Be expos'd, and oppos'd to with freedom and voice. But a free Election— we'll let them ail see, That freemen we are, and will ever be tree. Our fathers of old were caress'd for their votes, But a candidate must not be cram'd down our throats. They count us as cyphers, but soon they shall ^ste, We'll vote like good freemen, to prove we arc .ree. When merit appears, we for merit will shout, But the man without merit— why, let him turn oat ; Brave Tarleton has merit, then let all the worin see. That merit's tbe motive— with men that arc tree. The rights ot our freedom as tradesmen are lost. But those who've betray d us shall teel to ihtir cost. \ M « IIS Our rights as electors for ever shall be. As dear to our lives for we'll ever be free. No threats shall dismay us, tho' threats have been try'd* We'll vote with our conscience whatever betide The men who can threaten us soon they shall see, Tho' they'd have us be slaves yet we dared to be free. For Tarleton has merit, on that he depends. And the friends of brave Tarleton are liberty's friends No threats they impose on the freemen you see But shew us his merit and bid us be free. Come then, honest freemen, at liberty's call, And for Tarleton, a plumper, let's vote one anrl all Let those who would cheat us of liberty — see. We'll plump for Tarleton, to prove we are free. Derry down, ^c. CATALOGUE OF BOOKS. Third Day's Sale Continued from, Page )]3. Lot 33. A Treatife in Defence of the Slave Trade, clearly proving rhat Negroes and other Defcendants never arrived at any degree of perfedion, either in intelled or anions, and confequently were intended to remain in a ftate of flavery and ignorance. By Signor D . Who has to acknowledge many interefting hints on the fubjefl:, to his friend the Sieur Ralpho. " Oh forynofe puer ! nimiuvi ne crede Colori." 34. A Parallel between the charafters of Scipio Africanus, Fabius Cunftatur, with an Eulogy on the Policy and Exploits of Ulyffes, " Ou(e Sin tc/le grit, d guorum nox Confcia Sola." By a Lieutenant Colonel in the late Royals. 2)^. A Balance of the landed and monied Intereft, with the utility of Titles in fupporting a juft balance, exemplified jn the cafes of Lady Maghull, the Earonefs of Shipbrook, and Mifs Ready Penny, by , author of a Farce called, " The Laffes of Afliburn." 36. The Fat's in the Fire, a political pamphlet, proving that Greafing the Fifts of Eledors is not Bribery, by Roger the Great. " Monjlrum ; horrendum, infornie, ingens." N. B. This laft; is to be fold by Inch of Candle. 37. Another Political Pamphlet ; ftiewing that if eledtors ■wiliCfufFer themfelves to be lead by plumber, he will melt them down to his own interefted purpofes, and leave them after- wards to pay the Shot. By 38. An Eflay on fleady Friendfhip, with many examples drawn from real life, as for inftance, that of his R. H. Wil- liam Duke of , the Earl of , the Earl of — — , Lord — , Admiral-; , and others, to their friend R . In this book is clearly proved the influence of fuper-eminent talents and virtue on kindred boibms, unbiaffed by prejudice, and warm with the love of their country. " Nobilatis, fola et ilnica virtis." 39. Shaw's New Peerage Book ; in which is afcertained the titles due to Princes of the Royal Blood ; with an Ap- pendix on Heraldry, intended for the ufe of the C — — of L , and dedicated to that refpeftable and Clay headed Borough, by their devoted humble fervant, the Au- thor. — Infpeftor of lamps, fcavengers, and watchmen. Quorum pars magna fuit." N. B. This book has been revifed and correfted by his R. H. the Duke of , and by the Commander in Chief of the N. W. Diftrift. 40. A play not afted for many years called, " Turn about's fair Play ;" or, The Prelbyterians Triumphant : — lately revifed and adapted for the ftage, by Sir " Par cere fubje^is debellare fuperbis." In this play is a grand proceffion of a Corporate Body, bearing the remains of a military Hero, down to the tomb of his Anceftors. — After the funeral fervice, the favourite Scotch air of " A Soldier Laddie I knew ance," will be fung by the whole of the party : — To conclude with " God fave the King, and Rule Britannia." 41. Moderation; a Melo-drama. As performed by the free and independent eledlors of Liverpool ; this has lately been well performed by a refpedtable company at a provincial Theatre. E.MJ or THE THIBD DAy's SALE. 130 A Dialogue letween a Phmip Alderman and a poor Freeman. ALDERMAN. John come here; — ^you've a vote, but few brains, I divine; You'll give it in aid of an old friend of mine ; I'm a far better judge of whats what, than can be Imagined the case of such fellows as thee. FREEMAN. I acknowledge, good sir, that your dignity's great, 'Your carcase well fed, shews superior state ; But from whence can you prove that the size of the skull, Speaks the furniture good, tho' ever so full ? aldehman: What a curse on the land, that such blockheads as you. Should judge for yourselves, a poor ignorant crew ; Be assured of your fate, either vote as I say. Or from my employment you march off this day. freeman. 'Tis the glory of Britain, her sons are all free ! ! ! The poorest, as well as such great men as thee ; Equal laws protect all, be the end what it will, I'll give a free vote to the best of my skill. alderman. You talk of free voting ! — pray where will ycu find, A man like my friend, to all interest blind ; Why he'll sport all his cash like a lord, at a race. And will never change sides — but when wanting a place. freeman. These are times when all threat'nings we ought to despise, I feel I am free, and above all disguise ; J I will tell you my choice, he well merits his fame. He'll prove independent ; and Roscoe's his name. A bte-stander. Bravo ! Bravisgimo ! what say you to that. Old Codger ? The Barbers to the friends of the Generals, beg leave to inform them that they cannot any longer afford tojhave them at the ufual prices ; they muft now charge by meafure as their foces are now grown much longer. Nuvemler Q, 1 806. 1«1 Rise and Progress of Pope Leo. Assist me ye Muses, ye freemen attend, Whilst I write of our General, ourTarleton, our triendj Shall the man who defends ev'ry right of the town, And a soldier ! be by a translator knock'd down. No, no, British freemen, this never can be, The Electors will certainly shew themselves free ; To the Butterfly's Ball, ye will never be led. But vote for the man who for England has bled. To a man that's self-taught ev'ry merit is due. But is he a man fit to represent you ? When a boy he with scarce shoe or^stockmg would hop, A runner and sweeper in a stationer's shop. The next an attorney, then poet became. His translations then gain'd him the laurel of fame. In the Bank for a while were his talents display'd ; In short you may call him a jack of all trade. Shall he who no family ever could trace. Supply our defender's, our dear Tarleton's place ? Oh Liverpool ! surely it never can be. That an ale-seller's son should represent Thee ! In Tarleton's lov'd seat the man would ye pOp, Whose father-in-law, kept a poor barber's shop ? Would ye send up a turn-trade, attorney, or poet ? Ye would not : thank God ! and your actions all shew it. 'Tis he who has bled, who has fought for our cause. Whose religion's the same, who stands up for our laws } A townsman of family, credit and fame. He, he, shall go up, and Ban Tarleton's his name. Wanted Immediately, A Coach and fix fleet Horfes, to convey a Wounded Ge- neral to Coventry ! ! ! N. B. If no Coach offers this day, the General muft leap by his hop-/o/c, to the firft fleet, which fails with convoy ! f Apply to B— T , Royal Hotel. To le Sold ly Auction, for the Benefit if the Pullic, At the Committee-Room, top of Water-ftreet, on Friday the 7th inft. at one o'clock, a quantity of Drums, Fifes, Rib- Dons, Colours, and Standard Poles j a complete Suit of IJ 122 Regimentals, lately the property of Colonel ; one dozen of Fiddles ; one White Horfe, magnificently capari- foned ; one large Butcher's Axe, and a large Sword, richly gilt and ornamented ; being the property of General T who is declining Bufinefs. For further particulars apply to D and S , Brokers, Water-ftreet. To /he Hiimaiw and Benevolent. The tumult of eledion being about to fubfide, we call the attention of our townfmen to the following afFecling cafe of a SHIPWRECK: The Shp Banaftre, of this place, and bound to St. Ste- phen's, London, has juft foundered near the mouth of the River Merfey, owing, as Captain B declares, to the unlkilfulnefs of the pilot, but mofl probably to the Ship her- felf, not being Sea Worthy, as fhe has been JplUting dread- fully for fome days paft. The Captain and many of the crew have noi been feen fmce ; and from the emaciated appearance of fome of the furvivors, it is feared that feveral of thofe now miffing will not make their appearance again. This Ship is infured to the amount of 20,000/. and it is feared the Underwriters, (amongfl: whom we find the Emperor of MaghuU, for 5,000/., and the Duke of Bolton, for a larg"er fum,) will fuffer more by the event, than by the late gale in the Gulph of Florida. But a clafs of men more numerous, though not fo rich, are the greatefl fufFerers by this fhipwreck. The tradefmen who have provided Goods, Apparel, Furniture, and Equi- page, for the Two lad Voyages, remain unpaid, and it is feared that inevitable ruin mull be the confequence to many of them. The following goods were picked up, floating near the Wreck, and will be delivered to the Owners : One Trunk marked W. H. containing only three pocket volumes. The Emprefs of Maghull, a Tragedy, ') PuUiJhei at The Baronefs of Shipbrook, a Novel, > AJhbourne, in Bloffoms of Early Genius, by Lady Cafh, J the year 1803. 133 A Bundle, L B. containing, " The Volunteer," a Farce, and the Interlude of " My Balance Sheet," both Performed with unbounded applaufe, for feveral years, before his R. H. the D of G , and a large audience. Two empty Cafes, without any marks, and loofe. A new Edition of the Shipwreck by Falkoner. And, fcattered upon the Strand, are feen a heap of Goods, amongft which we could diftmguifli only a large quantity of Colours, Drums, and Green Ribbons ; befides one complete Suit of Regimentals, (late the property of a Volunteer Co- lonel,) found quartered with Butchers Trays and Cleavers. N. B. The fmallefl: Subfcription for the Benefit of the fufferers by the fhipwreck, will be received with thankfulnefs, at the Committee Room, top of Water-ftreet. November 7, I8O6. A NEW SONG. — Tune " Mij Spirits are mounted, &c." Since the sage Siear Silvestre a Conjurer's made, fal de ra!, Lo ! he luimblv exhibits a spice of his trade, fal de ral, And his first incantation all hearts shall confine In the magical circle of friendship and wine. Fal de ral, Kc. Descend then, ye Sylphs of good humour and mirth. Leave your stations above and remain upon earth; All discord dispel, and by magic divine Drown every remembrance of party in wine. See Momus appears, tlie great patron of fim. And the purple nos'd god\vho presides o'er the sun ; Let's convince 'em that mortals their rivals can shine, "Both in flashes of wit and bumpers of wine. Begone all ye Imps, who promote only evils. Be ye Doctors or Players, or Printers or Devils : To Wretches like these, a deaf ear let's incline. They are not to be wrought on by generous wine. Avaunt ye Black Sprites, who in Freedom's feign'd name, Try the good to pervert and the weak to intlauie : May you, thirsting for ever, like Tantalus pine, Aiad just smell, but ne'er taste a good bumper of wine. Blest Genius of Britain my summons obey — Give thy valorous sons o'er the ocean sole sway ; Make them loyal and true, and wherever they dmc Let 'em drink Church and King in the firs* glass of wine. . I «1 If Ik 1 24 To George our blest Monarch prosperity bring, For Freemen delight in a patriot King ; In support of his Crown we'll most chearf'ully join, Tho* we pay with most pleasure the taxes on wine. In thy watchful protection may Liverpool share. Let no new-fangled notions her Commerce impair ; Over Mersey's fair banks shed thv influence divine— 'Tis her waves which afford us such plenty of wine. To the Senate may Liverpool's sons ever send The man who's been proved as the Merchant's best friend; Who can honour and worth with exertion combine Here's to Gascoyne, huzza ! in a bumper of wine. Now the Charm being wound up, and the Muse at a stand. The sage Sieur Silvestre has broken his wand — For in vain (after many attempts) he has tried Any Conj'rers to find on the opposite side. i^l. 1 \ Riblons and Ale. — A New Elect wnecring Swig. Since the sage Sieur Silvestre has broken his wand y fal I 11 take for one effort, his business in hand; fal And prove his best magic less potent than mine, Tho' his grand incantation was friendship and wine, faj For friendship's a charm that's so often abus'd, fal And wine has no power if not srenerously us'd ; fal But mme is a spell that o'er both will prevail. The magical junction of ribbons and ale.— fal When Candidates sue at a General Election ; fal Their friends to aff"ord them their aid and protection, f»l 1 heir bowing and begging will nothing avail Without the assistance of ribbons and ale. fal Let the first man of worth reputation and fame, fal Whose merit the votes of the freemen should claim : Solicit their suffrage; his rhetoric would fail, Oppos'd by the magic of ribbons and ale. fal For services done in your country's just cause, fal 1 ho you Jight and you Heed for ijour nation and laws, fal your utmost exertions will nothing avail, Compar'd with the magic of ribbons and ale. fal The Printer's choice candidate Broomstick, his Brother, fal Ihe Flayers need Brooms too, attached each other ; fal In yam had been us'd, for they ne'er could prevail Without the auxiliaries of ribb7 favour, is to-fuppofe that 1 am infenfible to that efteem and approbation for which I have fo long contended, and that I could change all the principles, feelings, and habits of my former life. — What I have been, I fliall continue to be ; and I truft I fhall bear with me to the reprefentatives of the nation fome portion of that firm, temperate, and independent fpirit, which has, on this occafion, fo eminently diftinguilhed the Eledlors of Liverpool. I have the honour to be, with the greatefl attachment and refpeft, Gentlemen, your moft faith- ful and raofl devoted fervant, WM. ROSCOE. Allerlon-liaU, Nov. S, 180G- To the worthy Freemen of the Borough of Liverpool. Genllcrnen, — With a heart full of gratitude I have now the fatisfaclion of making my very fmcere acknowledgments to you, for the high honour you have this day conferred upon me, by again elefting me one of your Reprefentatives in the Houfe of Commons. If any additional incentives were wanting to ftimulate my exertions in your fervice, that would be found in the recol- Jeftion of my having had this facred truft, thrice committed to my charge. Believe me. Gentlemen, I feel the repetition of your con- fidence the more honourable to me, becaufe of the increafed importance and refponfibility attached to the duty of a Mem- ber of Parliament, in the prefent awful fitualion of public affairs. Be affured. Gentlemen, of a continuance of my unremitted attention to your interefts, and of my firm determination independently to fupport all fuch public meafures, as fliall ap- pear to me to be beft calculated to maintain the Conftitution, and to increafe the profperity of this our happy land. I beg to return my very humble, but moll fmcere thanks to my numerous friends, for their kind, unwearied, and fuc- cefsful exertions to ferve me, during a moft arduous conteft ; and I remain with all poflible gratitude and efteem. Gentlemen, your very faithful and moft devoted humble fervant. Duke-street, Nov. 8, 1806. ISAAC GASCOYNE. To the Independent Freemen of Liverpool. Gentlemen, — Before this addrefs reaches your hands, you will have received the profeffions, and acknowledgments of thofe, who were my rivals, for the honour of reprefenting you in Parliament. 1 hey cannot however tell you of marked profeffional, of long public fervices. — They cannot difplay a contempt of per- fonal emolument, which my almoft general yet conftitutional oppofition, to every minifter has evinced. They cannot fhew, what my public condufl: does, that your profperity, both as individuals and a body, was my un- remitting aim and pradice for upwards of fixteen years. You, Gentlemen, are the beft judges why you elefted me ; you are the beft judges why you have now deprived me of that diftinguiftied honour ! As my parliamentary deeds have teftified, and without contradiftion, a regard for my conftituents, I muft look for the political fin, which has brought upon me this fevere mor- tification : I am not confcious of any. — For it furely cannot be regarded as a crime, that I dared to think, about twelve months ago, and have continued conftant in the thought, that Peace could not be made with Bonaparte ; as the affigned reafon for the recent diffolution of Parliament, is a proof that the minifters have at laft adopted that opinion. In loofe and general charges, which are ahvays afcribed to the feelings of difappointment, I fhall not meddle. I fhould have experienced (I confefs the patriotic thought) the higheft gratification, in refcuing my native town, from the interference in popular eleftions, of the nobility in its neighbourhood, and of opulent iT:rangers who inhabit it : — My intention has been fruftrated, and may another Free- man of the town prove more fuccefsful upon a future occafion. The wealth of my opponents has been the caufe of my dif- comfiture, and corruption the means of their fuccefs. 'f o my friends who have fo nobly fupported me, I offer thanks, the genuine'diftates of my heart: their labours, their patriotifm, their perfeverance have carried us a long way upon the poll — and our defeat cannot be afcribed, to the badnefs, of our caufe, but to the unconftitutional proceedings of our enemies. 138 Under thefe circumftances, I bid Liverpool farewell, and although no longer a public fervant of it, I fhall never ceafe to be a well-wilher of my native lown. I have the honour to be. Gentlemen, Your moft refpedful And obedient fervant, BAN. TARLETON. Fairfield, Nov. 6, 1806. FINIS. frintidb) Upright tS" Cruiciiiani, Cattle Strict.