  Ipswich is a flourishing market town and port, and the capital of the Eastern division of the county of Suffolk, pleasantly situated on the North-east side of the Gripping. By means of the Eastern Union Railway, Ipswich has now a direct communication with London, Colchester, Norwich, Peterborough, and all parts of the kingdom, and is distant 68 miles N.E. of London; 17 miles N.E. of Colchester; 45 S. of Norwich; 54 S.S.W. of Yarmouth; 8½ W.S.W. of Woodbridge; and 26 miles S.E. by E. of Bury St. Edmund’s. Contained in 1831, 20,454 inhabitants; in 1841, 24,000; and in 1851, 32,697. It stands on a gentle declivity, forming part of a circle round a reach of the river, and over which there is an iron bridge, leading to Stoke. The Public Buildings are—the Town Hall; the Custom House, situated on the Quay; the Corn Exchange; the County Gaol; and the Borough Gaol, in the front of which are the Courts for holding the Summer Assizes, and the Sessional business of the district. This is an Assize town for Suffolk, place of election, polling place for East Suffolk, Messrs. Ransomes and Sims., the celebrated agricultural implement makers, have opened an immense trade and manufacture in the town during the last few years. The Eagle Foundry of Mr. Mason, and St. Peter’s Foundry, belonging to Messrs. Turner, are large establishments, and employ a large number of hands. There are breweries, maltings, tanneries, ship and boat yards, coach works, cooperages, rope yards, shot foundry, anastatic printing works, soapery, seed mills, manufactory of bricks, tiles, Roman cement, artificial stone, lime, tobacco pipes, baskets, &c. The Orwell is noted for its picturesque beauty. This river has been much improved and deepened, and a wet dock has been formed, comprising an area of 33 acres, in which vessels drawing from 14 to 15 feet of water can at all times lay afloat. The trade and commerce of this port has very materially increased since its formation. Steam vessels sail every tide to Harwich. The Market for corn and cattle is held on Tuesday, and the general Market on Tuesday and Saturday. St. George’s Fair is held on the first Tuesday in May, and two following days, there is also a Stock Fair at the same time. The Lamb Fair on August 22nd, and two following days, is held at Handford Hall Farm, and is a considerable Fair for the sale of lambs and stock. There are also monthly sales by auction for horses, cattle, &c., conducted by Mr. J. W. Knights, at his sale yard. The Corporation consists of the mayor, 10 aldermen, and 30 town councillors. The town is divided into five wards, viz., St. Clement’s, St. Margaret’s, Middle ward, Bridge ward, and Westgate Gate; each ward returns six councillors for three years, two go out of office every year. There is a Borough Police. Since the year 1839, the Summer Assizes have been held here. The Petty Sessions are held here, and here is a Court both for civil and criminal causes. No freeman can be compelled to serve on juries out of the town, or to discharge the duties of county officers, excepting that of Sheriff. The borough returns two members to Parliament. The parishes are—St. Clement, with 7,050 inhabitants; St. Mary Key, 1,013; St. Lawrence, 590; St. Margaret, 5,892; St. Helen, 2,593; St. Stephen, 522; St. Mary Tower, 995; St. Mary Westfield, 324; St. Matthew, 5,806; St. Peter, 2,541; St. Mary Stoke, 2,031; St. Nicholas, 1,940; St. Mary Elms, 1,051; and St. Mary Whitton, 476. Trinity church is a chapel of ease to St. Clement’s. Here are a Jews’ Synagogue, Roman Catholic chapel, 5 Baptist chapels, 2 Independent chapels, an Unitarian chapel, a Quakers’ meeting house, 3 Wesleyan chapels, a Primitive Methodists’, and a Swedenborgian chapel. There are many objects of interest to the antiquarian in and about the town. A very fine building was erected on the common Quay in 1845, the centre of which is appropriated as a hall of commerce. The Mechanics’ Institution is in a very flourishing condition and has a library of more than 4000 volumes. The Literary Institution, held in a portion of the Town Hall, has belonging to it a library of ancient and modern literature. The Philosophical Here are also a Museum, Theatre, Temperance Hall, Public Bath, Fine Art Association, French and Theological Libraries. There are several Charity Schools, Almshouses, and many charitable institutions, amongst which are the Suffolk and Ipswich Hospital and Dispensary, with 30 beds, situated in Berners street. About a mile Westward from the town is Sproughton Chantry; the mansion, from its elevated position, commands an extensive and picturesque view of the adjacent country. Other seats in the neighbourhood are Birkfield Lodge, Holy Wells, the Red House, and Stoke Park, the seat of Peter Robert Burrell, Esq. St. Clement’s Church, erected about 1500, is a plain structure, consisting of a nave, two spacious side-aisles, and a fine tower, in which are a good clock and six musical bells. A few years ago, the interior was re-seated, and the exterior flinted and thoroughly repaired. Among the monuments in the interior is one to the memory of Thomas Eldred, who accompanied Cavendish in his circumnavigation of the globe, during the years 1586–7–8. The benefice is a rectory, consolidated with that of St. Helen’s, and now valued at £326 per annum. In monastic times, it was appropriated to the Priory of St. Peter. The executors of the late Rev. J. T. Nottidge are patrons, and the Rev. W. W. Wodehouse, M.A., is the incumbent. Trinity Church is a Chapel of Ease, or District Church, erected in 1835, at a cost of £2,000, by the late Rev. J. T. Nottidge, then patron and incumbent. The present incumbent is the Rev. F. H. Maude. St. Helen’s Church, on the East side of the town, is of very ancient foundation, but was rebuilt in 1835, and neat brick transepts added in 1837; and a few years ago the nave was rebuilt and fitted with new open benches. It was anciently appropriated to the Leprous hospital of St. James, or Mary Magdalen, which stood near it; but it is now a rectory, which ever since the Reformation, has been consolidated with that of St. Clement’s, and is valued in K.B. at £8 13s. 9d. St. Lawrence’s Church is a plain but ancient fabric, which is mentioned in Domesday Book, but is said to have been rebuilt in 1431 by John Bottold, who was buried in it, as also was Edmund Daundy, one of the benefactors of the town, who died in 1515. Upon the wall, behind the western gallery, is a painting of Christ disputing with the doctors, executed by Sir R. K. Porter, a military officer, during his sojourn at the barracks here. The benefice was appropriated to Trinity Priory, and is now a perpetual curacy, valued at £175. The parishioners are patrons; the Rev. J. C. Aldrich, incumbent. St. Margaret’s Church, on the green to which it gives name, is a large and ancient structure of mixed architecture, consisting of a chancel, nave, aisles, and transepts, with a fine tower and south porch. It has a curious antique font, and a singularly painted ceiling, with several grotesque carvings standing out from the walls. The benefice is a perpetual curacy, valued at £115, in the patronage of Simeon’s Trustees, and incumbency of the Rev. J. Owen, M.A. St. Mary-at-Elms is an ancient church, with a brick tower, supposed to stand near or upon the site of St. Saviour’s, as already noticed. In St. Mary-at-the-Quay is a plain structure, with a tower curiously built of flint, and containing six bells. It is commonly called Key Church, and must have been rebuilt after 1448, when Richard Gowty ordered his body to be buried in the churchyard, and gave Calyon stone “for the whole new church, which was to be erected.” The church spoliator, Dowsing, paid a visit to this edifice in 1643, and tore down nine superstitious pictures, and destroyed many inscriptions. The roof is supported by light clustered columns; and in a small transept is the tomb of Henry Tooley, the founder of the almshouses bearing his name. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at £103, in the gift of the parishioners, and incumbency of the Rev. John Duningham, M.A. St. Mary-at-Stoke, commonly called Stoke Church, is picturesquely seated on the south bank of the river Gipping, opposite the rest of the town, and consists of a nave, chancel, north aisle, a fine tower, and a brick porch. It is of ancient foundation, but has undergone so many repairs and renovations, that little of the original fabric remains. It was given by King Edgar, in 970, to the prior and convent of Ely; and their successors, the Dean and Chapter of Ely, are now patrons of the rectory, which is valued in K.B. at £12, and is now worth about £500 per annum; the tithes having been commuted for a yearly modus of £475. The Rev. Stephen Croft, M.A., is the present incumbent. St. Mary le Tower is the largest, and is considered the principal church in the town, though only a perpetual curacy, valued at £103, in the gift of the parishioners, and incumbency of the Rev. Wm. Nassau St. Leger, B.A., who is now military chaplain at Corfu. The present officiating curate is the Rev. L. Stanton. St. Matthew’s Church, at the west end of the town, stands in a large burial ground, and is a plain, unassuming structure, consisting of a nave, chancel, side aisles, tower, and south porch. It was re-pewed about 1840, and was enlarged in 1843 by the extension of the south aisle. A further enlargement is in contemplation. The font is ancient, and has a finely carved cover, executed and presented by Mr. Hewett. At the east end of the south aisle is an elaborately painted glass window, inserted in December, 1853, in memory of the late wife of the present rector. It was executed by Geo. Hedgeland, Esq., from a design by Edward Howard, Esq., a brother of the deceased. The church has galleries and about 850 sittings. The Lord Chancellor is patron, the Rev. Charles Hicks Gaye, M.A., incumbent. St. Nicholas’ Church, in the lower part of the town, near the river, is supposed to have been built upon the site and partly with the materials of St. Michael’s, which is mentioned in Domesday Book. It is built partly of flint, and has a cemented tower, containing four bells. It was repaired and newly fitted with open benches in 1848, at the cost of about £300. It was appropriated to St. Peter’s Priory, and is now a perpetual curacy, valued at £150, in the gift of the parishioners, and incumbency of the Rev. Charles Ward, M.A. St. Stephen’s is one of the churches mentioned in Domesday Book, and is mostly built of flint, except the tower, which is brick cemented. It contains a monument, with kneeling effigies of Wm. Leeman and his wife. The rectory, valued in K.B. at £4. 12s. 8½d., and now at £150, is in the patronage of the Rev. W. Burgess, and incumbency of the Rev. Thos. Davidson, B.A. Chapels.—The twelve parish churches, and the chapel of ease just described, have seat room for about 8,500 persons; and there is accommodation for about 10,000 in the sixteen other places of worship in the town, of which four belong to Baptists, three to Independents, two to Wesleyans, and one each to Roman Catholics, Unitarians, Friends, Primitive Methodists, Swedenborgians, and Jews. Tacket Street Independent Chapel was erected in 1720, by the Presbyterian congregation, who had previously, for more than 40 years, occupied a small chapel in the Green yard, St. Peter’s, and were the successors of the Nonconformists, who were so called from their refusing to subscribe to everything contained in the Book of Common Prayer, as required by the Act of Uniformity, passed soon after the restoration of Charles II. This chapel will seat about 800 hearers, and has a good organ and a burial ground. Near it is a house for the minister, the Rev. W. Notcutt, whose grandfather officiated here till his death in 1756, in his 84th year. The Independent Chapel, in St. Nicholas’ street, is a neat Gothic structure, which was opened in 1829. It has about 1000 sittings, including the galleries erected in 1839 and 1845. The Rev. J. Raven is the minister. Salem Independent Chapel, in St. George’s street, is small, and the Rev. J. Gay is its minister. The Unitarian Chapel, in St. Nicholas’ street, is one of the oldest chapels in the town, and has a beautifully carved pulpit, and about 1,200 sittings. Its congregation originated from the meetings of the Nonconformists about 1660, and was for many years Presbyterian, but the chapel was not built till 1700. The Rev. Henry Knott is the present pastor. The Friends’ Meeting House, in Bank street, was built in 1796, and will seat about 700 hearers. The Roman Catholic Chapel, on the Woodbridge road, was erected in 1825, and enlarged in 1839, chiefly at the expence of its first priest, the Rev. P. L. Simon, one of the refugees who left France at the commencement of the Revolution, and resided here till his death, in September, 1839. It is a small building in the early English style, with sittings for 700. Its priests reside at Stoke by Nayland. The Baptist Chapel, in Dairy lane, was built by a congregation of The Wesleyan Chapel, in New Market lane, was erected in 1816, and is a neat brick building, containing about 1000 sittings. The Wesleyan Association Methodist Chapel, in Friar street, was built in 1837, for about 850 hearers; and the Primitive Methodist Chapel, in Rope lane, was built in 1839, and has about 500 sittings. The Jews’ Synagogue, in Rope lane, is a small brick building with pointed windows. The Jews have a small burial ground in Salter’s lane, and Mr. Levy Lamburgh is their rabbi. The New Jerusalem Church, in High street, is a small building erected in 1847, by Swedenborgians, and now under the ministry of the Rev. D. G. Goyder, M.D. The Plymouth Brethren have a meeting room in Prince’s street. CLERGY, GENTRY, &c.Abbott, Rev., St. George’s terrace, Globe lane Adye, Mrs. Elizabeth S., Silent street Aldrich, Rev. William, Northgate street Alexander, Richard D., Esq., Saint Matthew’s street Alexander, Capt. Henry, Woodbridge road Alexander, Miss Jane, St. Helen’s street Anness, Richard, St. Austin’s street, St. Peter’s Archer, Mr. William, Woodbridge road Bacon, Edward, Esq., Tavern street Baker, Mrs. Sarah, Carr street Barney, Mr. William M., Victoria road Bartlett, Mrs. E., Lower Brook street Blanchflower, Rev. George, Wesleyan minister, St. George’s terrace, Globe lane Boby, Mr. William, Tacket street Bond, Henry Cooper, Esq., St. Helen’s street Bond, Mrs. Maria, St. Margaret’s street Baynes William, Esq., Berrington road Bradley, Mr. Jonathan B., St. Matthew’s terrace, London road Bridges, John Hart, Friars’ road Broadbank, Mrs. Elizabeth, St. Margaret’s plain Brown, William, Esq., Gyppeswyk hall Bruff, Peter, Esq., Handford lodge, Handford road Buck, Mr. George, Woodbridge road Buck, Mrs. Mary, Norwich road Burton, Joseph, Esq., Bolton hill Burrows, Samuel, Esq., Fonnereau road Burrows, Mr. Robert, senr., Victoria road Butcher, Mr. George Frederick, Barrington road Butler, the Misses, Berners street Byles, Jeremiah, Esq., Hill house Chapman, Samuel B., Esq., Berners street Chapman, Mr. H., Tower lodge, Tower str. Chevalier, Barrington, Esq., Grove house, St. Helen’s Churchman, William, Esq., Belmont terrace, London road Christie, John, Esq., Norwich road Clarke, Misses, St. Nicholas’ street Clarke, Mr. Joseph, Berners street Clarkson, Rev. William, Albert terrace, Norwich road Cobbold, John, Esq., Cliffe house Cobbold, John Chevalier, Esq., M.P., Tower street Cobbold, Mrs., Northgate street Cobbold, Arthur, Esq., Rose Hill cottage Coe, Charles, Esq., Berners street Cole, Mr. Ebenezer, St. Nicholas’ place Corder, Edward, Esq., Woodbridge road Corder, Mr. James, Berners street Cowell, Mrs. Martha, St. Nicholas’ street Cowell, Samuel Harrison, Esq., Berners st. Crisp, Miss Susanna, Norwich road Cutting, Miss Elizabeth, Haills terrace, London road Crowe, Mrs. Harriet, Woodbridge road Daniel, Rev. J. E., chaplain to the County gaol Davy, John, Esq., Bramford road Deane, Charles, Esq., Woodbridge road Dobson, Miss, St. Peter’s street Dove, Mrs., Berners street Eade, Mrs. Ann, Priory place Elwes, Timms H., Esq., Fonnereau road Ensor, Mrs. Hannah, Northgate street Faires, Mr. William B., Berners street Fison, Joseph, Esq., Stoke hill Fitch, Miss Emma, Norwich road Footman, Mrs. Harriet, Tower street Forter, Miss Louisa, Lower Brook street Fosdike, Mrs. Elizabeth, Silent street Frewer, Mr. Isaac, Berners street Fuller, Mr. James, Berners street Gale, Mr. William, Norwich road Goss, Miss Louisa, Park terrace Gooch, Miss Mary, Museum street Goodchild, Miss Emma, St. Helen’s str. Gower, C. F., Esq., Novia Scotia house, Wherstead road Green, Mr. William, Woodbridge road Groom, Mrs. Ann, London road Hardy, Mrs. Elizabeth, Orwell place Harper, Mrs. Mary, Norwich road Harcourt, Frederic, Esq., Norwich road Heath, Mrs., Belmont terrace, London road Head, Miss Caroline, Woodbridge road Hedge, J. H., Esq., North Lodge, Norwich rd Hill, Mrs. Mary, Park terrace Howard, Mr. Crisp, Berners street Hockley, Colonel, St. Matthew’s street Howth, Mrs. Eliza, Northgate street Hunt, Edward, Esq., Woodbridge road Hunt, John, Esq., Norwich road Hunt, Mr. J., St. Peter’s street Hunt, Miss Ann, London road Hunt, Mr. William, Fonnereau Innes, Miss Charlotte, Westgate street Jackson, Mrs. Sarah, Elm street Jaynes, Mrs. Mary Anne, Priory place Johnson, Mrs. Ann, Victoria road Jones, Mrs. Harriet, Globe lane Kittoe, Mrs., Northgate street Kelly, Sir Fitzroy, M.P. for East Suffolk, the Chantry Kembell, Hamment, Esq., Museum street Kent, Mr. Abraham, Curriers’ lane Kerrison, Roger H. Esq., Hill house, Woodbridge road Kindred, Mr. Matthew E., Berners street Last, Mrs. Elizabeth, Park terrace Lackard, Edward, Esq., Westfield house Lane, Samuel, Esq., Lower Brook street Leath, Thomas R., Esq., Woodbridge rd. Lester, Miss Mary Ann, Berners street Leverett, Mrs. Maria Ann, Berners street Lott, Miss, Westgate street Marriott, Mrs. Martha D., Woodbridge road Mason, Mrs. Eliza, Lower Brook street Mason, Rev. Thomas, Carr street Maw, John, Esq., Woodbridge road May, Mr. John M., Berners street Matthew, Mrs. Hannah, Promenade terrace, London road Mitchell, Mrs. Ann, Victoria road Morgan, Mrs. Louisa, Woodbridge road Morgan, Miss Elizabeth, Bolton hill Mudd, Mr. George, London road Neves, Mrs. Elizabeth, St. Nicholas’ street Orford, John, Esq., Brook hall, Norwich road Parker, Miss Betsy, Berners street Pering, Mrs. Mary, Berners street Perkin, Mrs. Mary Ann, St. Helen’s street Perry, Robert, Esq., Berners street Perry, Miss Sophia, Berners street Phillips, Lieut.-Col., Stoke hall Pitcairn, Mrs. May, Fonnereau road Pipe, Mrs. Ann, Tavern street Porter, Mrs. Mary Ann, Orwell place Powell, Miss, St. Peter’s street Pyemont, Miss, Park terrace Ram, James, Esq., barrister, Silent street Ramsay, Mrs. Jeannet, Berner street Ransome, Robert, Esq., Fonnereau road Ransome, James A., Esq., Carr street Ransome, Frederic, Esq., Lower Brook street Raven, Rev. John, Independent minister, Berners street Read, Mr. Edward, London road Ridley, Frederic, Esq., Adelphi place, Lower Brook street Ridley, Mrs. Marian, Adelphi place, Lower Brook street Rist, Mrs., Adelphi place, Lower Brook street Rudkin, John, Esq., Adelphi place, Lower Brook street Reeve, Mr. Robert, Berrington road Ridley, Samuel, Esq., Norwich road Rivers, Mrs., Woodbridge road Rodwell, William, Esq., Woodlands Root, Mr. William, jun., Lower Brook st. Sanders, Mrs. Elizabeth, Oriel cottage, London road Shuttleworth, Thomas, Esq., Rosary, Bramford road Smith, Misses A. and C., Fonnereau road Spalding, Mrs. Rachel, Silent street Squirrill, Mr. Robert, Victoria road Stanford, Mrs., St. George’s terrace, Globe lane Stone, Misses M. and L., St. Nicholas, street Stebbings, Miss Susan, Orwell place Thurston, Mrs. Sarah B., Queen street Trill, Mrs. Louisa F., St. Matthew’s street Turner, Edward, College street Turner, Major, Westgate street Turner, Miss, London road Turner, the Misses, Christ Church park house Tunney, Mrs. Louisa, Foundation street Unwin, Mrs., Berners street Vulliamy, Frederic, Esq., St. Margaret’s green Ward, Rev. Charles, Woodbridge road Walford, Capt. William, of the royal navy, Haills terrace, London road Waitehill, Mrs., Adelphi place, Lower Brook street Ward, Miss Elizabeth, Priory place Webber, Samuel, Esq., White House Williams, Mr. Robert, Victoria road Whitbread, Captain, Promenade terrace, London road Walford, Desboro, London road Worts, Mr. Frederic, St. Nicholas’ street Waller, Mr. Stephen, Falcon street Welton, Edward, Esq., Woodbridge road Wood, Miss Mary, Woodbridge road Woodhouse, Rev. Walter, St. Helen’s, Woodbridge road Wood, Mr. William, Norwich road Woodward, Miss E., St. Matthew’s street TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c.Abraham, John, stationer, Queen street Abbott, Jonathan, Globe inn, Globe lane Abbot, Jonathan, Waterman’s Arms, St. Peter’s dock Abbott, Samuel, cheese and butter factor, and grocer, Corn hill Adams, Emma, pork dealer, St. Matthew’s street Adams, Webster, surgeon and apothecary, medical officer to St. Clement’s district, Fore street Ager, Edmund, milliner, draper, haberdasher, &c., Westgate street Alderson, George F., dispensing and family chemist, Corn hill Alderton, Thomas, boot and shoe maker, Old Butter market Alderton, Thomas, turner, Falcon Street Aldous, Arthur H., solicitor, agent to the Albion Life, and Law Union Fire and Life Offices, and solicitor to the E. C. Building Society, Princes street Aldred, Elizabeth, dress maker, Elm str. Allcock, Edward, tailor, Lady’s lane Allowy, John, governor of the Gaol Allen, Mark, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s str. Allen, Joseph, shopkeeper, Handford road Allarad, Elijah, tailor, Friars’ new road Alexander and Co., bankers, Bank street Alexander, Henry, cooper, St. Helen’s street Alexander, William, hair cutter, Falcon street Alston, Stephen, merchant tailor and hatter, Old Butter market Amis, John, Elephant and Castle, Handford road Andrews, John, butcher, Old Butter Market Andrews, Maria, fancy repository, St. Peter’s street Andrews, Robert C., miller, Woodbridge road Andrews, Charles, corn chandler, St. Austin street Andrews, George W., butcher, Westgate street Andrews, John, tea dealer and grocer, the Mount Andrews, James, tea dealer, Woodbridge road Anright, Catherine M., shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street Annes, Samuel R., pharmaceutical chemist, Tower street Archer, George T., furnishing and general ironmonger, Tavern street Archer, Robert, coal merchant, St. Peter’s dock wharf, h Norwich road Ardley, Martha H., milliner and dress maker, St. Matthew’s street Armstrong, John, tea dealer, Woodbridge road Arnouss, George G., boot and shoe maker, Fore street Artis, James, Blue Coat Boy, Silent street Ashford, Alfred, general clothier and silversmith, Fore street Ashford, Alfred, furniture broker, Fore street Ashford, George, Running Buck, St. Margaret’s plain Ashford, William, watch and clock maker, Fore street Atthill, Robert, surgeon, Fore street Attle, Henry, bread and biscuit baker, Borough road Austin, Henry, painter, St. Stephen’s lane Austin, William, shoemaker, Tacket st. Backhouse, Noah, stove and kitchen range manufacturer, St. Matthew’s street Backhouse, Benjamin, architect and surveyor, agent for District Fire Insurance and Amicable Life offices, Norwich road Bacon, Cobbold, and Comp., bankers, Tavern street; draw on Glyn and Co. Bacon, John, boot and shoe maker, Carr street Bacon, Harriet, pastry cook, Norwich road Bacon, Samuel, builder, Berners street Baillie, John, town mission, St. Nicholas’ street Bailey, William, boot and shoe maker, Church street Baldwin, Stephen, shoe maker, Wyke’s Bishop street Bailey, William, boot and shoe maker, Fore street Baker, Joshua, shoe maker, Woodbridge road Baker, Richard W., butcher, St. Margaret’s street Baker, Thomas, tobacconist, Dial lane Baker, John, hairdresser, Tower street Baker, Robert L., shoe maker, Rope lane Baker, Richard, butcher, Rope lane Baker, Isaac P., solicitor and agent to the Law Fire office, Lower Brook street Baker, William, Dolphin, St. Mary’s quay Ball, Squire, music seller and pianoforte tuner, Old Butter market Baldwin, William, boot and shoe maker, Northgate street Bales, George W., gun maker, Cornhill Bantoft, John, corn chandler, Saint Matthew’s street Bantoft, Richard, tailor, draper, and hatter, Queen street Baker, Thomas, butcher, Tavern street Ball, John H. G., teacher of music and dancing, Upper Brook street Baldry, Emily, dress maker, Westgate street Baldwin, William, Ferry inn, Back street Balderson, Samuel, builder, Stoke street Barber, Samuel C., bookbinder, Carr st. Barber, Samuel, flour agent, Tacket street Barber, Robert, hairdresser, St. Margaret’s street Barker, John, jun., cabinet maker and upholsterer, Old Butter market Barber, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, St. Stephen’s lane Barker, Samuel, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street Barker, Charles, Harp inn, Prince’s str. Barratt, William, shoemaker, Key street Barnett, Phineas, wholesale shoe and slipper manufacturer, St. Peter’s street Barnes, Frederic, architect and surveyor, Lower Brook street Bartelett, H., surgeon to Gaol Barns, Clark, cooper and basket maker, St. Peter’s street Barnes, Benjamin, basket maker and cooper, Westgate street Barton, Marianne, Berlin and fancy repository, Westgate street Barnes, Benjamin, butcher, Carr street Bass, William, pork butcher, Fore street Batley, John T., hatter, &c., Old Butter market Bateley, Henry B., plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, Westgate street Baxter, John, Water Lily, St. Helen’s street Baxter, Joseph, tinman and brazier, Rope lane Baxter, Robert and Ronald, tea and coffee dealers, Westgate street Beaumont, Charles, builder, St. Matthew’s street Beaumont, Emily, milliner and dress maker, St. Matthew’s street Beaumont, James, agent to the Accidental Death Assurance company, St. Helen’s street Beard, William, butcher, St. Peter’s street Beard, Samuel, ironmonger, Upper Brook street Beard, Isaac, butcher, Norwich road Beaumont, William, coal merchant, Fore street Beattie, John, photographic gallery, Museum street Belcher, Joseph, tailor, Carr street Bell, Robert C., tailor and hatter, St. Matthew’s street Benham, Dorothy, shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street Bennett, Henry, coach and harness maker, Fore street Bennett, William, boot and shoe maker, Tavern street Bennett and Co., tea dealers and grocers, Tavern street and Fore street Berryman and Nunn, accountants and surveyors, Upper Brook street Berridge, Edward C., ironmonger, Old Butter market Berry, Samuel, May Bush, St. Helen’s street Betts, Edwin, confectioner, St. Peter’s street Betts, William, naturalist, Woodbridge road Betts, Edward, shopkeeper, Key street Bevan, Charles, butcher, Carr street Bevan, Henry, green grocer, St. Margaret’s street Birch, Robert, cabinet maker, paper hanger, and upholsterer, St. Matthew’s street Bird, Ashrud, chemist, Woodbridge road Bird, Buckingham, plumber, glazier, and gas fitter, Carr street Bird, Joseph, shoemaker, St. Helen’s street Biddle, George, Rose cottage, Bishop hall Bilham, Ellen, grocer, Crown street Bird, M. and S. A., milliners, &c., Upper Brook street Bird, James, cutler, &c., St. Nicholas’ street Bird, Joseph, tobacconist, Westgate street Bird, Edward, umbrella and parasol maker, King street Bird, William, blacksmith, Wyke’s Bishop hill Bird, William, painter, gas fitter, plumber, and glazier, Fore street Bird, William, fishmonger, Bridge street Bishop, Frederic, Ipswich Arms, Handford road Birt, Mary Ann, Crystal ale stores, St. James’ street Bishop, Edward W., brush maker and undertaker, Old Butter market Blacktin, Thomas, saw and tool maker, Upper Orwell street Blasby, Barnes, saddler and harness maker, St. Matthew’s street Blogg, Ashton, maltster, brewer, and spirit merchant, Orwell place Bloomfield, John, Ten Bells, Tower terrace Bloomfield, James, railway contractor, Wolsey street Bloomfield, Charles, blacksmith, St. Margaret’s street Blomfield, James, bread and biscuit baker, Fore street Blasby, Catherine, dress maker, New street Blyth, John, corn dealer, Victoria road Boby, Robert, Royal Oak, Northgate street Boor, Joseph, Market hotel, Upper Brook street Bond, Henry C., tanner, currier, and leather merchant, St. Helen’s street Bore, Jonah Edgar, green grocer, Upper Orwell street Borley, Joseph, cabinet maker, Friars’ street Bowles, James, town missionary, Globe lane Bowles, Alfred M., dancing master, London road Bowers, Enoch, glass and China depot, Westgate street Bray, Jacob F., clerk to guardians, Berners street Brill, James, file cutter, Bishop’s hill Brewster, Thomas, hair dresser, St. Helen’s street Brett, John, boot maker, Tavern street Broker, Benjamin, Marsh tavern, New Friars’ road Bridges, John Hart, brewer and wine and spirit merchant, Falcon street Bridges, John Hart, agent for Combe, Delafield, and Co’s London stout porter, and to the Provident Life Assurance society, Friars’ lane Brinsead, Henry, machine maker, Fore street Bristo, Henry G., wine and spirit merchant, Tacket street Brook, James, bookbinder, Prince’s street Brooks, James, cab proprietor, Norwich road Brook, Edwin, grocer, King street Brown and Comp., timber, deal, and slate merchants, St. Nicholas’ street Brown, Charles, baker, Dog’s head lane Brown, Lawrence, watch and clock maker, Tacket street Bruce, Elizabeth, milliner, Carr street Bryant, Sarah, dress maker, Carr street Buck, Jane, dress maker, St. Austin street, St. Peter’s Buck, Mary, and Daughters, boarding and day school, St. Helen’s street Buck, John D., B.A., boarding school, Lower Brook street Bugg, George W., boot and shoe maker, Queen street Buckingham and Son, boot and shoe manufacturers, Tavern street Bugg, Joseph, shopkeeper, Salthouse street Bugg, Frederic J., boot and shoe maker, Tacket street Bugg, Ann, clothes dealer, St. Margaret’s street Bull, Benjamin, rent and debt collector, Victoria street Bullen, George, sen., surgeon, Carr str. Bullen, George, jun., surgeon, Carr str. Bullett, Mary, milliner, St. Matthew’s street Bumstead, Timothy, the Grapes, Norwich road Bumstead, Charles, green grocer, Norwich road Bunn, William, solicitor, Museum street Bunn, Henry, solicitor, Elm street Burrell, James, marine store dealer, St. Helen’s street Bulwer, William, draper, Tacket street Burgess, Charles T., silversmith and jeweller, Tavern street Burch, Allen, shopkeeper, Rope lane Burley, David, tea dealer and coffee roaster, St. Peter’s street Burkle, David, watch and clock maker, St. Peter’s street Burrows, Robert, jun., silversmith, &c., Silent street Burnett, William, grocer, Fore hamlet Burton, Joseph, and Co., booksellers and publishers; Reeve’s and Read’s library office, Cornhill Burton and Sons, wholesale grocers, College street Burrows, Maria, brazier &c., Queen street Buston, John, straw bonnet manufacturer, Carr street Burwood, Thomas, tailor, Woodbridge road Burwood, Eliza, dress and stay maker, Woodbridge road Button, Joseph, baker, Fore hamlet Butcher, John, hat maker, Old Butter market Button, Emily, boarding and day school, Norwich road Buxton, Henry, boarding school, Carr street Byles and Comp., maltsters, College street Byford, Eliza, the Gun, Key street Catchpole and Company, brewers, Queen street Catchpole, Giles, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street Canham, Simon, bricklayer, Back hamlet Cansdale, Solomon, watchmaker, Carr str. Carr, James, boot and shoe maker, St. Lawrence street Carter, John, confectioner, baker, and beer house, Wearstead road Carter M., glove and shirt manufacturer, Tavern street Carter, Mrs. Jane, Priory House, Wolsey street Cattermole, Charles, baker, St. Helen’s street Cattermole, William, sen., builder, Carr street Card, Henry, builder, Bolton lane Chandler, Charles S., periodical dealer and fancy repository, Tacket street Chaplin, Abednego, ironmonger, oil and colour man, Old Butter market Chaplin, William, builder, Foundation st. Chaplin, William J., wine and spirit merchant, brewer, and cork cutter, Barley-Mow, Westgate street Chaplin, Shadrach, eating and coffee house, Carr street Chaplin, Frederic, carpenter, Norwich road Chaplin, Richard, green grocer, St. Matthew’s street Chapman, Samuel, furniture broker, New Market lane Chapman, Charles, baker and confectioner, Crown street Chapman, Brothers, chemists and druggists, Cornhill Chenery, William, chemist and druggist, Tavern street Chilver, George, chemist, Bell lane Chilman, Robert, bootmaker, Friars’ str. Chilton, Richard H., draper and silk mercer, Tavern street Chisnall, Thomas, builder, Fore street Christopherson, Charles, British and foreign fruiterer, Tacket street Christopherson, George, ironmonger, Fore street Christie, John, coal and salt merchant, Salthouse street Christie, George, pawnbroker, Fore street Church, Beaumont, Prince Albert, Lady’s lane Church, Edward, painter, Lady’s lane Churchman, Henry C., importer and manufacturer of tobacco and cigars, Hyde Park corner Clarke, Eliza, shopkeeper, Lady’s lane Clark, Elizabeth, dressmaker, Elm street Closson, Henry P., baker, &c., Carr str. Clarke, J. and C. soap and candle manufacturers, Great Friars’ road Clarke, John, boot and shoe maker, Fore street Clarke, H. and G. S., wholesale shoe manufacturer, Prince’s street Clarke, A. and M. R., drapers, &c., Fore street Clarke, Mary, schoolmistress, Gaol Clarke, James, baker and confectioner, Eagle street Clarke, Samuel, surveyor, Upper Brook street Clarke, Thomas K., pianoforte tunist, St. Helen’s street Clarke, William, glass and china shop, Orwell place Clarke, William B., boot and shoe maker, Friars’ street Clark, William M., joiner, St. Margaret’s street Clarke, William, outfitter, Upper Brook street Clements, Thomas T., wholesale and retail grocer and tea dealer, corner of Woodbridge road Clent, Thomas, tea dealer and Italian warehouseman, Tavern street Cobbold and Son, brandy and wine merchants, Lower Brook street Cobbold, John, corn and coal merchant and ship owner, Fore street Cocks, James, confectioner, Tacket street Cocks, William, confectioner, Crown str. Cocks, George, confectioner, Victoria road Cocks, Robert, confectioner, St. Matthew’s street Coe, David, wholesale milliner, Crown st. Cole, John, coachman, Globe lane Cole, Arthur, Old Grammar School House, Lower Brook street Cole, Richard S., jeweller, King street Cole, Ebenezer, agent for the Norfolk Shipping company, Quay Wharf Collins, Henry, shopkeeper, Foundry road Collins, George, basket maker, St. Helen’s street Collins, Robert, basket maker, Old Butter market Collins, James, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Westgate street Conder, Thomas, rate collector, St. Nicholas’ street Conder, James, haberdasher, grocer and tea dealer, Old Butter market Connor, Joseph, tobacconist, Norwich road Conder, Thomas, currier and leather merchant, gutta percha depÔt, Old Butter Market Counel, William M., tea dealer, Woodbridge road Cook, Augustus, River Queen, Stoke str. Cook, John, newsvendor, Carr street Cook, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Bell lane Cook, George, clothier, Dog’s Head lane Cook, James, shopkeeper, St. Peter’s street Cook, Alfred, S., ironmonger and stove and range manufacturer, Westgate str. Cook, Thomas, Anchor, Bell lane Cook, John, bookseller and news agent, Upper Orwell street Cooke, Jonathan, boot and shoe maker, Fore street Cook, William, plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, Upper Brook street Cook, James, corn chandler, Fore Hamlet Cook, Jasper, green grocer, Cornhill Cooper, Edward, fishmonger, St. Margaret’s green Cooper, William, green grocer, Carr street Cooper, John, broker, Dog’s Head lane Cooper, John, plough and harrow manufacturer, Marsh Iron Works Cooper, William, general dealer, St. Peter’s street Cooper, John, whitesmith and blacksmith, St. Margaret’s green Corbyn, William, tailor and draper, Berners street Cornell, Philip S., chemist, Tavern str. Corder, E. and H. S., drapers, Tavern st. Cornish, S., Bear and Crown inn, London road Corner, John, baker, Upper Orwell street Corbyn, William, jun., fancy repository, St. Matthew’s street Cornish, Emma, milliner and dressmaker, Globe lane Cossey, Mary Ann, straw bonnet maker, Norwich road Cossey, Richard, bricklayer and plasterer, Norwich road Cott, William, coach builder, St. Matthew’s street Cove, Thomas, watchmaker and photographic artist, Orwell place Cowell, Samuel Harrison, wholesale stationer, lithographic, letterpress, and anastatic printer, and account book manufacturer, Old Butter Market Cowell, Samuel Harrison, tea dealer and wine and spirit merchant, New Market lane Cox, George, butcher, Norwich road Cox, William, green grocer, St. Helen’s street Cox, William, shopkeeper, Rope lane Cox, Samuel, pork butcher, Bell lane Crapnell, Joseph, grocer, Bramford road Creaseys, E. and E., milliners, Queen st. Creswell, George, hairdresser and perfumer, Cornhill Creswell, James, boot and shoe maker, Queen street Creswell, Henry K., baker, Wolsey street Crickmere, William, grocer, Duke street Crickmer, George, shopkeeper, Rope lane Crisp, Frederic, painter, Foundation str. Crisp, Charles, plumber, glazier, and painter, St. Nicholas’ street Crispin, John, tailor, draper, and hatter, Silent street Crisp, Charles, furrier, Falcon street Crone, Alexander M., tea dealer, Tower street Cross, Alfred, turner, &c., St. Stephen’s lane Croydon, John F., shirtmaker, Fore street Cropling, Joseph, blacksmith, Bell lane Cuckow, James, shipowner, sailmaker, ship chandler, and general merchant, Quay Wharf Cudding, William, tailor and draper, King street Cudding, Alfred, Cock and Pie, Upper Brook street Cullein, George, Red Lion, Fore hamlet Cummings, Alexander, builder, Fore street Cutting, Miles, patent medicine vendor, St. Margaret’s street Curtis, William M., Orwell Cottage, London road Curtis, Daniel, Rose inn, St. Peter’s road Cuthbert, William, painter and glazier, Agent to Patent office, London, Bridge street Cuthbert, Edward, plumber, painter, and glazier, Carr street Dade, Walter, Sir Robert Peel, St. Helen’s street Daldry, William, lodging house keeper, St. Margaret’s plain Daleson, George, tea dealer, Woodbridge road Dale, William, shoemaker, Silent street Dale, Thomas, Swan inn, King street Dallinger, William H., engraver and copper-plate printer, Tacket street Dallinger, Sarah, dressmaker, Northgate street Damant, James, builder, Orchard street Daniell, Joseph, fishmonger and poulterer, Queen street Davy, Henry, artist, Globe lane Davy, Charles, Welcome Sailor, Fore hamlet Davy, John, shoemaker, Woodbridge road Dawson, William, saddler and harness maker, St. Margaret’s street Day, Joseph, plumber and glazier, Barley Mow lane Day, Robert, green grocer, Silent street Daynes, Geo., carpenter, St. Nicholas’ st. Day, Samuel, green grocer, College street Death, Edward, beerhouse and eating house, Tacket street Deaves, John, shopkeeper and beerhouse, Elm street Demuth, Frederic, hairdresser and corn extractor, Handford road Denny, Henry, paper hanger, Norwich road Dennant, Benjamin, Royal George, Victoria street Dennington, Elizabeth, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s green Deward and Cook, milliners and straw bonnet makers, Old Butter Market Diaper, Charles, Bell inn, Bell lane Dorkin, James, stationer and news agent, Upper Brook street Dorling, Edward, district superintendent of Eastern Counties railway, Northgate street Downs, William, St. Nicholas’ street Downs, William, basket and sieve maker, Woodbridge road Downing, John, rope maker, St. Nicholas’ street Dothie and Soundy, tobacco manufacturers, Orwell place Drew, Francis, glazier, Rope lane Driver, James, tailor, St. Matthew’s Church lane Driver, John, shopkeeper, Tanner’s lane Driver, Levi, green grocer, Rope lane Drake, John, shoemaker, Silent street Drummond, Henry P., surgeon, Silent st. Dunn, Smith, plumber, glazier, and painter, Globe lane Dunnant, William, Defiance, Stoke street Dunnett, Thomas, shopkeeper, Fore street Dunnett, Thomas, wheelwright, Upper Orwell street Durrant, Christopher M., surgeon, Northgate street Durrant, Jonathan, tailor, &c., St. Margaret’s place Durant and Hammond, umbrella and parasol manufacturers, Tavern street Eade and Son, wine and spirit merchant, Hyde Park corner, and Suffolk Wine and Spirit Vaults, Westgate street Eaton, John, boot and shoe maker, Church street Edgley, George, tailor and draper, St. Peter’s street Edmonds, Christopher, stone and marble mason, Blackson street Edwards, Alfred, haircutter, fancy repository, Tavern street Edwards, George C., surgeon, Carr street Edwards, William, Admiral’s Head inn, St. Margaret’s street Elliott, Walter, butcher, Fore street Ellis, James, bookseller, St. Nicholas’ st. Ellis, Henry, pipe maker, Tanner’s lane Ellis, Harriet, milliner, Carr street Ellis, John, fruiterer, Tacket street Ellis, George E., bricklayer, St. Nicholas’ place Ellis, Thomas, Pot of Flowers, Wyke’s Bishop street Ellis, Henry, green grocer, Victoria str. Elliston, Edmund, bread and biscuit baker, Upper Brook street Ellisden, William, Shipwright’s Arms, Wearstead road Elliston, William, baker, Handford road Elwin, Thomas, corn chandler, Norwich road Elwin, Laura, dressmaker, Norwich road Ely, William, shoemaker, St. Helen’s street Emmerson, Thomas, saddler, St. Matthew’s street Emmerson, James, tailor, Handford road England, Dr., William, Fonnereau road Ennew, Esther, dressmaker, Silent street Esling, Robert, Tower brewery, Tower st. Ewrington, William, and John Metcalf Pollard; Shirreff and Son, solicitors, St. Margaret’s green Eyre, Alfred B., chemist Tacket street Fagan, Ellen, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Carr street Faiers, Samuel H., hair cutter and perfumer, Tavern street Fairweather, Edward, shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street Fair, William, Britannia inn, Whip street Farman, Robert, builder, St. Helen’s str. Farritt, George, Friars’ Head, Friars’ str. Farrow, George (late Tovell), stone and marble mason, Carr street Farrow, Joseph, Angel inn, Angel lane Farthing, Jonathan, butcher, Spread Eagle, Fore street Fayers, Robert, coach maker, Tower street Fayers, Rose, straw bonnet maker, Tower street Fell, John, Lion and Lamb, Victoria str. Fenton, Abraham, baker, Globe lane Fenton, John, bookseller, Wherstead road Feek, John, pastry cook and confectioner, Corn hill Field, Frederic butcher, St. Peter’s street Field, William, shopkeeper, Fore street Fitch, William, post master, Queen street Finch, William W., pilot, Quay Finnegan, Sarah, fancy repository, Fore st. Firman, John C., tea dealer and grocer, St. Matthew’s street Firth, William, shoe manufacturer, St. Nicholas’ street Firth, William, boot maker, London road Fish, Frederic, undertaker, mourning warehouseman, linen and woollen draper, silk mercer, hosier, haberdasher, &c., Tavern street Fisher, Mary, milliner, Upper Brook str. Fisk, Francis, white and red brick maker, St. Helen’s street Fisk, Elizabeth, furniture broker, Bolton lane Fisk, William, Orwell inn, Lower Orwell street Fisk, Edgar, tailor, Norwich road Fisk, William, grocer, Friars’ street Fiske, Charles, wholesale druggist, Carr and Northgate streets Fison, Joseph, chemical manure manufacturer, and seed and wool merchant Fison, Joseph, miller, Eastern Union mills Flaxman, Hannah, E. U. R. hotel, opposite railway station Fletcher, Robert, grocer, Borough road Fletcher, Joseph, grocer, Woodbridge road Flory, Caroline, wine and spirit merchant, St. Peter’s street Flory, William, post and job master, Coach and Horses yard, Upper Brook street Fox, John, pork butcher, St. Matthew’s street Footman and Company, linen drapers and silk mercers, Westgate street Foreman, Samuel, cattle dealer, Falcon street Foster, Robert W., professor of music, Norwich road Foster, Robert, teacher of music, Tavern street Foulger, Hamilton Lazarus, clothier and shoe manufacturer, Lower Orwell street Fountain, Robert, general dealer, New Friars’ road Fountain, Samuel, green grocer and carpenter, Norwich road Fox, Robert Fox on the Hill, Silent street Fox, Robert, upholsterer, Silent street Ford, William, tobacconist, Tavern street Fox, John, auctioneer, Westgate street Fox, Emma, upholsteress, Friars’ street Francis, James O., surgeon and registrar of marriages, Elm street Fraser, Roderick D., pawnbroker, Elm street Fraser, William, woollen and Manchester warehouseman, King street Frewer, James, sculptor and stone mason, Woodbridge road Freestone, John, shoemaker, Tower str. Freeman, William, shoemaker, Rope lane Frost, John Winter, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s street Frost, James, cooper, Salthouse street Frost, John, worm extractor, Mayor’s corner, St. Margaret’s Frost, John S., jun., hairdresser, Westgate street Fuller, George, tailor and green grocer, Carr street Fuller, George, shopkeeper, Fore hamlet Fulcher, Robert, baker, Wyke’s Bishop hill Fulcher, Alfred, boot and shoe maker, St. Austin street, St. Peter’s Fulcher, Mary, Cardinal’s Head, Wolsey street Fryers, Charles, Safe Harbour, Borough road Gall, James, corn chandler, New Friars’ road Galsworthy, Robert, solicitor, Carr street Garlic, Mary Ann, gutta percha dealer, Tavern street Gardener, James, fruiterer, Falcon street Garnham, Robert, corn chandler, Borough road Garnham, William, house agent and valuer, agent to the United Service Insurance office, Northgate street Garnham, John, tailor, Handford road Garnham, William, Queen’s Head, St. Matthew’s street Garrett, Garrett, iron merchant and Welsh fire brick merchant, St. Margaret’s green Garrod, John, Golden Lion hotel, Cornhill Garrod, John Joseph, baker, Bath street Garrod and Turner, auctioneers, Old Butter market Garrod, William, tailor, Crown street Gatrell, John H., silk mercer and draper, Tavern street Geard, John B., agent to the Mutual Life Assurance company, Friars’ road Geard, John B., public accountant and auditor, Flint wharf Gibbons, Edward, builder and brick and timber merchant, Wolsey street Gilbert, James, gardener, St. Margaret’s green Gill, George R., ironmonger, Westgate street Gill, Edward H., tailor and draper, Upper Brook street Girling, William, Grove tavern, St. Helen’s street Girling, Henry William, hat manufacturer, Steam Packet, Duke street Gladding, George, haircutter, Mount str. Gladding, James, butcher, Earl Grey, Fore hamlet Gleed, Thomas, Inland Revenue office, Woodbridge road Glyde, John, haircutter, Eagle street Glyde, John, bookseller, St. Matthew’s street Gocher, Thomas, jun., wholesale butcher, Westgate street Gocher, Charles, wholesale butcher, St. Peter’s street Godfry, Robert, Colchester Arms inn, Bridge street Godbold, Charles, New Globe, John str. Godbold, William, musician, St. Margaret’s green Godball, Charles W., Coach and Horses inn and posting house, Upper Brook street Goldsmith, Thomas, carpenter, Tower terrace Gooch, George, corn chandler, St. Stephen’s lane Goodchild, Henry, razor grinder, Wyke’s Bishop hill Goodchild, Elmer, glove maker, Woodbridge road Goodwin, Henry, tobacconist, Tacket str. Goodwin, Eliza, straw bonnet maker, Upper Orwell street Goodwin, John, tobacconist, St. Peter’s street Gooding, William, shoemaker, Upper Orwell street Goodwin, William S., furniture broker, Prince’s street Goodwin, Edward, pipe maker, Fore str. Goodram, William, Staff of Life beerhouse, and shopkeeper, Bramford road Goreham, Christmas, coach builder, Coleman street Goreham, Edward, baker, New street Gosling, Edward, tailor, Tower street Gosling, William, hairdresser, Crown street Gosling, William, bellhanger, St. Nicholas’ street Gosling, Henry, Star, Rope lane Goss, James, Wool Pack inn, Bolton lane Gower and Hunt, soap manufacturers and merchants, St. Peter’s Gowing, Sarah, milliner and dressmaker, Victoria street Goyder, David G., chemist, Norwich road Gray, William, New White Horse, Albion street Gray, Thomas, shoemaker, Eagle street Gray, Mary, clothes dealer, Upper Orwell street Grayston, Daniel, boot and shoe maker, Norwich road Green, Thomas, Victoria hotel, Berners street Green, William, green grocer, Friars’ street Green, A. and L., hosiers, glovers, and shirt makers, Tavern street Green, Cutten, coach maker, Norwich road Green, Elijah, baker, Duke street Green, James, Malt and Hop Brewery and tap, Queen street Greenleaf, William, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Fore street Greir, Robert, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street Grimsey, Benjamin F., solicitor, St. Nicholas Street Grimwade, Richard, woollen draper, tailor, and hatter, Westgate street Grimwood, Caroline, shopkeeper, Orwell place Groom, William, baker, Friars’ street Groom, Samuel G., surveyor, Norwich road Groom, George, marine store dealer, Eagle street Gross, Charles, basket and sieve maker, Old Butter market Gurney, John Smith, cabinet maker and turner, St. Peter’s street Guiver, Henry, Great White Horse hotel and posting house, Tavern street Gyford, Samuel, Maltsters’ Arms, Key street Haddock, James, bookseller, printer, binder, and engraver, public library, Old Butter market Hager, James, brickmaker and shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street Hagg, William, tailor, draper, hatter, and general outfitter, Upper Brook street Haggon, David, ship owner, King street Haggon, David, plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, King street Haill, George, boot and shoe maker, St. Matthew’s Church lane Haken, Louisa, Fox inn, Upper Brook street Hall, Charles, shopkeeper, Carr street Hambling, Noah, White Lion, Stoke bridge Hamby, George Henry, master mariner, St. Helen’s street Hamilton, Andrew, saddler, Wherstead road Hamblin, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Westgate street Hammond, Frederic, Tooley’s Arms, Foundation street Hammond, Charles J., tea dealer, grocer and provision merchant, opposite St. Peter’s Church Hammond, Samuel, green grocer, St. Helen’s street Hammond, William, furniture dealer, St. Matthew’s street Hammond, Charles C., surgeon, Lower Brook street Hammond, Susanna, straw bonnet maker, Handford road Hancock, Christopher T., millinery establishment, Tavern street Hancock and Son, confectioners, Carr st. Hancock, John, bread and biscuit maker, Saint Nicholas’ street Hancock, Thomas, clothes renovator, Fore hamlet Haken, George, Heart of Oak inn, Duke street Hardy, Theophilus, plumber, gas fitter, &c., Orwell place Harpham and Vink, iron merchants and wholesale ironmongers, Quay, Iron wharf Harmer, Henry, beerhouse and shopkeeper, Borough road Harris, Thomas, banker’s clerk, agent to the Edinburgh Life Assurance society, Park terrace Harris, Ebenezer, dyer, Upper Brook st. Harris, Ebenezer, grocer, Norwich road Harris, George, corn chandler, Upper Orwell street Harris, Sophia, shopkeeper, Handford road Harrison, Mary Ann, boot and shoemaker, Upper Brook street Harrison and Gislingham, cabinet makers and upholsterers, Museum street Harrison, Susan C., Crown and Anchor Family and Commercial hotel, Westgate street Harrison, Robert L., Park Cottage, Bolton lane Hart, Morris, dealer in Birmingham and Sheffield goods, wholesale and retail, China, glass, and earthenware warehouse, Westgate street Hart, John, tailor, Handford road Hartridge, Mary Ann, Mulberry Tree, Woodbridge road Harvey, Daniel, painter, &c., Wherstead road Harwood, James, Bull inn, Quay street Harwood, James, smith in general, Back street Hartridge, George, Marquis Cornwallis, Coleman street Hazell, Joseph, the Reapers, Stoke street Hayward, Edward, chemist, Upper Brook street Hayward, Stephen, dyer, St. Nicholas’ street Haward, James, builder, Mount street Havell, William G., hat maker, St. Margaret’s plain Hicks, John, Promenade terrace, London road Hicks, Henry J., butcher, Tavern street Hicks, Isaac, grocer and tea dealer, St. Matthew’s street Hill, Isaac, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s green Hill, Thomas, hairdresser, St. Peter’s street Hill, James, Wherry, Quay Hill, Joseph, wire worker, St. Matthew’s street Hillyard, Charles, boot and shoe maker, Fore street Hines, William, Britannia, Wyke’s Bishop hill Hearson, John, surveyor, builder, and patent shuttle maker, Crown street Heard, Thomas, commercial traveller, London road Hedge, John H. H., North Lodge, Norwich road Hedges, Samuel, shopkeeper, Carr street Helsdon, Dennis, fancy toy warehouse, Tacket street Head, Jeremiah, manager of Savings’ Bank, Queen street Hewitt, Charles, Case is Altered, Woodbridge road Herbert, Samuel, pork butcher, Rope lane Hoffman, Octavius Wm., surgeon, Prince’s street Hoffman, Octavius W., surgeon, Queen street Holden, John, fruiterer, Queen street Holden, John, boot and shoe maker, Norwich road Horne, William, sail maker, Ram inn, Quay Horrex, Eldred, carpenter, Norwich road Holder, Henry, head warder to Gaol Hopson, Edmund, grocer and earthenware dealer, Rope lane Hopper, Thomas, builder, Friars’ road Horsnaill, George, grocer, Fore street Howes, Charlotte, Bank Buildings, Bank street Howlett, William, blacksmith, Angel lane Hooper, Thomas, malthouse, New street Howe, John B., Salutation inn, Carr str. Howke, George, Fleece inn, St. Matthew’s street Howgoo, Jeremiah, baker, St. Margaret’s plain Howard, Charles, grocer, Crown street Hudson, John L., hairdresser and perfumer, Lower Brook street Hughes, Edward, green grocer, Rope lane Hunniball, Timothy, coach builder, Wyke’s Bishop’s hill Hunt, Miles, grocer, Norwich road Hunt, William, solicitor, St. Matthew’s street Hunt, William, bookseller, publisher, and stationer, Tavern street Hunt, John, flour dealer, Bell lane Hunt, Wright, corn merchant, St. Nicholas’ street Hunt and Co., merchant tailors, woollen drapers, and hatters, Tavern street Hurricks, Henry, bricklayer, Tower street Hutchinson, William, accountant, registrar of births and deaths, secretary to the Permanent Building society, Soane street Hutchinson, William, agent for the brick yard, Woodbridge road Ireland, Robert, mason, Old Gaol lane Ilott, Alexander, hosier, St. Austin’s str., St. Peter’s Jackaman, Simon Batley, solicitor, coroner for the borough, and clerk to the lighting and paving committee, Silent street Jackson, Charles T., Rising Sun, Friars’ street Jackson, Alfred, confectioner, St. Peter’s road James, Joseph, shoemaker, Fore hamlet James, Robert, draper, Duke street Jarman, Thomas, surgeon, St. Matthew’s, London road Jarman, William, tailor, St. Helen’s str. Jay, Elizabeth, watchmaker, Fore street. Jeffries, Samuel, cabinet maker, Queen street Jeffries, James M., Rose Villa, London road Jeffries, William B., seedsman and nurseryman, Westgate street Jennings, James, shopkeeper, Jolly Sailor, Handford road Jennings, John, painter and glazier, Handford road Jennings, Hannah, straw bonnet maker, Old Gaol lane Jennings, John, hatter, Tavern street Jennings, Richard F., solicitor, Falcon st. Jennings, Mark, Boar’s Head, St. Austin’s street, St. Peter’s Jervis, Henry, baker, Handford road Johnson, H. and E., milliners and dressmakers, Old Butter market Johnson, Robert, grocer, Rope lane Johnson, William, boot and shoe maker, Upper Brook street Johnson, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Tacket street Jones, John, C., butcher, St. Matthew’s street Jones, Richard, engineer, Woodbridge road Jones, John, shoemaker, St. Austin’s st., St. Peter’s Josselyn, George, solicitor, agent to the Sun Fire and Life office, vice-chairman of Ipswich dock commission, clerk to Ipswich and Stratford turnpike trusts, and actuary to Ipswich Tontine, Tower street Juby, E. and S., straw bonnet makers, Old Butter market Julian, Ezekiel S., corn chandler, Norwich road Keeble, George, plumber, glazier, and painter, Quay street Keeble, Charles, hairdresser, St. Matthew’s street Keeble, Jeremiah, wire worker, Old Butter market Keeble, William, brazier, Upper Orwell street Keeley, William, shopkeeper, College st. Kent, William, butcher, Fore hamlet Kent, Frederic, baker, St. Matthew’s street Kent, Abraham, coach broker, Tanner’s lane Kent, John, White Hart inn, St. Lawrence’s street Kerry, Nicholas, Ipswich Arms, Lower Brook street Kerridge, Herbert, Golden Key, Woodbridge road Kersy, Robert S., shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street Kettle, Horace, G., corn chandler, Key street Kimble and Co., linen drapers, St. Peter’s street Kimble, Benjamin, grocer, St. Peter’s st. Kimpton, William, upholsterer, St. Matthew’s street King, Henry, saddler and harness maker, beerhouse, Prince’s street King, John, ecclesiastical glass painter, Upper Brook street King, Stephen B., butcher, Fore street King, Henry, grocer, Norwich road King, Stephen, butcher, Friars’ road King, George H., naturalist, Norwich road Kimmance, John, Park House school Kingston, George R., wholesale milliner, St. Peter’s street Kitton, Harry H., baker, Norwich road Kittrel, Robert G., tailor, Falcon street Knights, James W., auctioneer and mercantile and agricultural agent, Quay House Knights, Thomas, blacksmith, Shoulder of Mutton, Upper Orwell street Knights, James, ship’s smith in general, Salthouse street Knights, James, Green Man, Salthouse street Knivet, William, shopkeeper, Bell lane Lacey, Robert, farmer, Woodbridge road Lamb, Wray P., copperplate printer, Tower street Lamb, Robert, Blue Bell, Cornhill Lambert, William, tailor and woollen draper, St. Lawrence’s street Lancaster, James, boarding and day school, Lower Brook street Lambert, John, Birmingham and Sheffield warehouse, St. Matthew’s street Lane, William, tailor, Upper Orwell str. Langbridge, George, dyer, Carr street Langlin, Thomas, Fox and Hounds, Tanner’s lane Larst, Henry, confectioner, Westgate str. Last, Benjamin, corn chandler, Fore hamlet Last, Alfred, pianoforte tuner and regulator, Westgate street Last, Benjamin, baker, Bell lane Last, Mary, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s street Last, Henry, bricklayer, Tower street Lawrence, Edward E., coroner for the Duke of Norfolk liberty, clerk to the Association for the Prosecution of Felons, solicitor, clerk to the magistrates for the borough, and clerk to the magistrates of Samford Hundred, Tower street Leathers, John, Crown tavern, Crown street Lee, Pleasant, Bull and Dog, Fore street Lee, John, umbrella maker, Silent street Lee, Henry, King’s Arms, Cornhill Leek, Timothy, baker, Key street Leverett, Henry W., cabinet maker, Westgate street Levi, Moses, hardwareman, Tavern street Licence, Paul, hairdresser, Wherstead road Lindley, John, blacksmith, Tanner’s lane List, Deborah, shopkeeper, King street Lloyd, James, pork butcher, Fore hamlet Long, Daniel, house agent, St. Helen’s street Long, John, veterinary surgeon, Tower street Long, Peter B., solicitor and clerk to dock commissioners, Museum street Long, Alfred W. M., rate collector, Park terrace Love, Capt. Edward M., Upton House, Woodbridge road Lovewell, Henry, clothier, Market lane Lovett, John, tailor, Fore street Luff, Henry, builder, Neal street Lyons, Mary Ann, shopkeeper, Elm str. Lyon, Robert, chemist and druggist, Upper Brook street Maddow, Jonathan, bookseller, St. Peter’s street Mallett, William, shopkeeper, Tower str. Mann, Hannah, hat box maker, Foundation street Mann, James, baker and shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street Manning, William, grocer, Upper Orwell street Manning, Benjamin, fishmonger, Cornhill Manning, John S., wine and spirit merchant, Cornhill Manning, George, plumber, glazier, and painter, Norwich road Mann, William, Anchor inn, Duke street Manistre and Dawson, grocers and foreign warehouse, Fore street and the Hamlet Mason, B. S., agent to the Norfolk and Eastern Counties coal company; managers, E. and A. Prior, Bishopsgate, London Mason, George, timber merchant, College street Mason and Co., Engle foundry, Lower Brook street Manistre, George, tea dealer and grocer, St. Matthew’s street Mash, James, bazaar and fancy repository, Old Butter market Mason, George, marine store dealer, Duke street Mason, William and Robert, pawnbrokers, clothiers, &c., Fore street Marchant, Hezekiah, silk mercer, and shawl and mantle warehouse, Westgate street Marchant, Charles F., chemist and druggist, Old Butter market Martin, Mary, shopkeeper, Wherstead road Martin, Samuel, shopkeeper, Bell lane Matt, Elijah, paper hanger, St. Matthew’s street Matt, Jonathan, cooper, King street Mays, West, green grocer, Foundation street May, John, ship owner, Berners street May, John, jun., cheese and butter factor, Stoke Bridge wharf Mayhew, George, house agent, Friars’ street Mc’Pherson, Donald, merchant’s clerk, Woodbridge road Mead, Elijah, cab proprietor, Tower str. Mead, Aaron, Half Moon and Stars, St. Matthew’s street Meadows, Charles and Son, furnishing and general ironmonger, Tower street Meadows, Henry W., wine and spirit merchant, King street Messent, George, draper, &c., Whip str. Middleditch, Deborah, the Crown, St. Peter’s street Miller, Jonathan B., grocer, Borough road Miller and Son, linen drapers, Old Butter market Miller, Henry, manager to the National and Provincial Bank of England, draw on London Joint Stock bank; Old Butter market Miller, R. and Son, wine and spirit merchants, tea dealers and grocers, Old Butter market Milnes, B. G., pianoforte tuner, St. Matthew’s street Mills, William P., surgeon, Museum str. Mills, Edward, fruiterer, Victoria road Minter, John, Smack, Key street Mitchell, Mesdames, dress makers, Museum street Moffatt, Walter, tea dealer, hatter, and furrier, Lower Brook street Moffat, James, draper and tea dealer, Adelphi place, Lower Brook street Morgan, William, naval officer, Park terrace Morgan and Whipson, architects and surveyors, Museum street Margerson, Daniel, Waggon and Horses, Old Butter market Morley, David, bookseller, stationer, and free picture gallery, Queen street Morley, Joseph R., glass and China dealer, Tavern street Morton, George S., hat manufacturer, Upper Brook street Moyse, John, dealer in horses, Crown street Moore, George, butcher, Carr street Moore, Samuel, shoemaker, Upper Orwell street Mulley, George, inspector of nuisances, St. Helen’s street Mulley, John, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Upper Brook street Mulley, Charles C., register office for servants, Tacket street Mullett, Edmund, pipe manufacturer, Falcon street Mullett, Samuel, dealer in tea and tobacco, Carr street National Provincial Bank of England, Old Butter market Naunton, John, Lord Chancellor, Friars’ road Neale, Thomas, bricklayer, &c., Victoria street Neale, James, Duke of Kent, Upper Orwell street Neale, Elizabeth, milliner and dress maker, Fore street Newton, Charles, cork manufacturer, and agent for the sale of Goddard’s Photographic Lenses, St. Matthew’s street Newby, John, green grocer, Crown street Newson, William, stone mason, Norwich road Notcutt, Stephen A., town clerk, clerk of the peace and charity trustees, and solicitor to gas company, Museum street Norbrook, James, saddler and harness maker, Fore street Norman, Sarah M., shopkeeper, Fore hamlet Norman, Isaac, Plough inn, St. Stephen’s lane Norman, James, green grocer, Norwich road Norman, Henry, baker, Handford road Norman, Edward, beer house, Baker str. Noy, Isaac, ship broker and general commission merchant, Quay Nunn, Jarvis, shoemaker, Upper Orwell street Nunn, John B., tailor, woollen draper, and hatter, Tavern street Nunn, James, printer and bookseller, Carr street Nunn, Rowe, shoemaker, Upper Orwell street Olive, John Thomas, Hare and Hounds, Norwich road Orford, John, jun., solicitor to the Water Works company, and agent to the Law Union Fire and Life office, Silent str. Osborne, Alfred, butcher, Mount street Osborne, Jacob, green grocer, Fore hamlet Osborn, Robert, whitesmith and bell hanger, Upper Orwell street Osborne, Henry, shopkeeper, Norwich road Osborn, Roger, boot and shoe maker, Tavern street Osboldstone, Charles, grocer, Woodbridge road Oxborow, Edmund, confectioner Oxford, John, glove and truss maker, New Market lane Pack, Robert, shoemaker, St. Helen’s str. Packard, Edward, and Co., manufacturers of oil of vitriol, superphosphate of lime, and turnip manure, Bramford and Carr street Page, Miss Elizabeth S., Promenade terrace, London road Page, William, Corn Exchange tavern, Cornhill Page, Richard M., horse dealer, Victoria road Pake, Robert M., Berners street Pallant, Mary Ann, milliner and dress-maker, Woodbridge road Palmer, L., baker, Norwich road Palmer, Alfred, millinery establishment, St. Peter’s street Pannifer, Nathaniel, clothier, Fore street Pape, Richard, collector of inland revenue, Lower Brook street Parker, Joseph, baker and confectioner, St. Matthew’s street Parker, Letitia, milliner and straw bonnet maker, Tavern street Parker, Benjamin, printer, Fore street Parker, Nathaniel W., currier and leather seller, Fore street Parker, Mary Ann, mantle maker, St. Stephen’s lane Parsons, Charles, hair cutter, St. Peter’s street Parsons, Alfred, boot and shoe maker, Old Butter market Pask, Charles, A., bookseller, Elm street Patterson, F. and E., builders, Saint Nicholas’ street Paternoster, Samuel, bricklayer, Fore street Patrick, Orlando, painter and glazier, St. Nicholas’ street Paul, Robert, Fonnereau road Paulton, Rebecca, Orwell hotel Payne, William, saddler, St. Peter’s street Payne, Martha, Gardeners’ Arms, Fore hamlet Pay, William, grocer, Fore street Peachey, John, Wesleyan day school teacher,—agent to the Wesleyan General and Provident Assurance Society, Fore hamlet Peck, Shadrack, cork cutter, Dial lane Pear, William, White Elm, Bishop’s hill Pearce, Joseph, accountant, agent to the County Fire and Provident Life, Eastern Counties’ Building Company, East Anglian and Suffolk Improved Building Company, and Free Land Society, Prince’s street Pearce, Fred., wholesale furrier, Tavern street Pearce, James, eating house, St. Matthew’s street Pearce, James, confectioner, Fore street Pegg, William, shopkeeper, Woodbridge road Pells, John, boot and shoe warehouseman, Old Butter market Pettit, John, sen., carpenter, St. Matthews’ square Pettit, Jonathan, wheelwright, Elm street Pettit, Daniel, saddler and harness maker, St. Peter’s street Pettit, Thomas, carpenter, St. Stephen lane Pettit, Elizabeth, milliner and dressmaker, St. Stephen’s lane Pettit, Joseph A., builder, Lower Orwell street Pickess, Jonathan O., sail maker, Fore street Pinner, Jeremiah, fishmonger, Queen street Pigg, Hannah, Robin Hood and Little John, Woodbridge road Pipe, Jeremiah, St. Margaret’s street Piper, Stephen, stamp office and printer, Old Butter market Piper, Alfred, printer, St. Nicholas street Pitcairn, David, manager of the Tract and Bible depot, Queen street Pitcher, John, surgeon, Fore street Phillips, John, cabinet-maker, upholsterer, and paper hanger, St. Matthew’s street Plane, Dawson, draper and mercer, corner of Brook street Plant, Emma, dressmaker, Foundation street Plantin, Henry, confectioner, St. Nicholas’ street Pleasants, E., Half-moon, Foundation street Plumb, William, hat maker, Rope lane Podd, Percival, boot and shoe maker and bird stuffer, St. Stephen’s lane Pollard, Henry S., boot and shoemaker, and dealer in new and second-hand clothes, St. Stephen’s lane Poole, William, boot maker, Friars’ street Pooley, Robert, fancy bazaar, Cornhill Pooley, William, fruiterer, Tavern street Porter, Alfred, Lower Brook street Potter, John Amiss, baker, Orchard street Potter, William, merchant’s clerk, College street Potter, John, confectioner, St. Lawrence’s street Powell, William, grocer and tea dealer, Westgate street Pratt, Louisa, shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street Prentice, John, draper and silk mercer, Old Butter market Prentice, Oliver, maltster and merchant, Fore street Prentice, William, jun., College street Presso, Joseph, baker, St. Matthew’s street Prentice and Barton, milliners and dressmakers, Tacket street Pretty, William, Fonnereau road Prettyman, Charles, solicitor, Silent street Pryke, John, Freemasons’ tavern, Victoria street, London road Pryke, Frederic, tailor and draper, St. Matthew’s street Pryke, Elizabeth, milliner and dress-maker, Victoria road Pryke, John, shopkeeper, St. Peter’s street Price, Frederic, boot and shoe maker, Tacket street Pulfer, William, carpenter, St. Peter’s street Pye, George, flax manufacturer, Gray Friars’ Works Quadling, Edwin, coach builder, St. Austin’s street Rackham, Samuel R., master mariner, Fore street Raffe, Charles, merchant’s clerk, Priory place Rainbird, Robert, printer, and clerk and sexton to St. Margaret’s church, Soane street Ralph, Carrington, fishmonger, Fore street Randall, William G., broker and auctioneer, Upper Brook street Rands, Nathaniel, shopkeeper, Victoria street Ranson, Henry, flour seller, Fore street Ransomes and Sims, ironfounders, engineers, and manufacturers of agricultural implements, Orwell Works Ransome and Co., patent stone manufacturers, Kent wharf Raphael, Abraham, hat and cap manufacturer, Fore street Ralph, Charles, Wellington inn, Carr street Rayner, John, shoemaker, Fore hamlet Ray, William J., linen draper and silk mercer, Upper Brook street Ray, Maria and Emma, milliners, Upper Brook street Raynham, Eliza, fancy repository, St. Nicholas’ street Rea, Robert, seedsman and florist, London road Read, William, St. Edmund’s Head, St. Mary Elms Read, John, Postchaise, Woodbridge road Read, Daniel, watch and clock maker, Westgate street Read, Mary Ann, dressmaker, King street Read, Henry, French polisher, King street Read, Charles, hairdresser, Fore street Read, Edward T., tailor and hatter, Tavern street Read, Harriet, dressmaker, Coleman street Read, Adolphus, carver, gilder, and house decorator, Westgate street and Queen street Read, James, bookseller, Cornhill Redgrave, Joseph, saddler, trunk and portmanteau manufacturer, &c., Old Butter market Redgrave, James, agent for Steward, Patteson, Finch, and Co., brewers and spirit merchants, &c., St. Margaret’s green Reeder, Robert, baker, Fore street Reeve, James, shopkeeper, Bath street Reeve, Robert, painter and glazier, Silent street Reeve, Samuel, carpenter and builder, Upper Orwell street Richardson, Robert, Duke of Cambridge, Old Gaol lane Richardson, Thomas, Butchers’ Home, Friars’ street Rice, Philip, White Bear, Clay street Richards, John, tailor and tobacconist, St. Matthew’s street Richmond, James, boot and shoe maker, Upper Orwell street Ridley and Grimwade, chemists, wholesale and export druggists, oil and colormen, and inventors of the improved anti-corrosive paint, Fore street Ridley, John, ironmonger, Cornhill Ridley, G. and H., wine and spirit merchants, brewers, maltsters, agents to the Norwich Union Fire and Life offices, and coal merchants, Fore street Ringer, William Smith, shopkeeper, California Ringer, Edward, saddler, Fore street Ringham, Henry, carver, Trafalgar road Ring, Richard, saddler and harness maker, Crown street Ringe, William, saddler and harness maker, Carr street Ritchie, James, tea and china dealer, and agent to the Scotch Provincial Life and Fire Assurance office, Old Butter market Ringer, William S., grocer and tea dealer, Tacket street Rix, Benjamin, brewer, land agent, and auctioneer, Westgate street Robinson, Henry, gun and pistol maker and cutler, Westgate street Robinson, James, haircutter and perfumer, Westgate street Robinson, William, grocer, Bell lane Robinson and Co., drapers, Fore street Robertson, Cranmer, and Co., watchmakers and jewellers, Upper Brook street Robinson, Charles, whitesmith and bell hanger, King street Roberts, Thomas, haircutter, Coleman street Robertson, Alexander, silversmith, Silent street Robson, William, tea dealer, Little Coleman street Roe, William, auctioneer and broker, Thoroughfare Roe, Owen, carver and gilder, Upper Brook street Roe, Joseph, broker, Upper Brook street Rogers, Elijah, boot and shoe maker, Baker street Rogers, William, shopkeeper, Baker street Root, William, plumber and painter, Adelphi place, Lower Brook street Rose, Edward, fruiterer, Fore hamlet Rose, John, eating house, St. Matthew’s street Rose, George, shopkeeper, Globe lane Ross, Thomas B., auctioneer, estate agent, and agent to the Crown Life Assurance company, St. Nicholas’ place Roy, William, fishmonger, Prince of Wales, Fore street Rudland, Maria, eating house, St. Stephen’s lane Rudling, Henry, Happy Return, Foundry road Russell, Frederic B., artist, Orwell Cottage Rush, William, draper and tailor, Upper Brook street Sallows, Robert, corn chandler, Carr str. Sallows, Robert, merchant, Mill house, Bramford road Salmon, George, joiner and cabinet maker, St. Peter’s street Sampson, George G., surgeon, St. Matthew’s street Scarlett, William, plumber, glazier, &c., Dial lane Schulen, Mary Ann, coarseware potter, Rope lane Schulen and Co., watchmakers, silversmiths, jewellers, and opticians, Cornhill Schulen, John William, earthenware manufacturer, Eagle street; works, St. Helen’s Schulen, John, Crown and Anchor, Dock road Scoggins, John, printer and stationer, Orwell place Scott, James, shopkeeper, Lower Orwell street Scope, Richard, shopkeeper, St. Margaret’s street Scott, James, hairdresser, Fore street Scrivener, John, bread and biscuit baker, Cornhill Scrivener, John T., ironmonger, Queen street Scrivener and Grimwood, corn merchants, St. Helen’s street Seagrave, David, butcher, Tacket street Seagriffe, William, Cross Keys, Carr street Seagrave, William N., marine store dealer, St. Margaret’s street Seager, Joseph, pork butcher, Friars’ street Setterfield, George, grocer, Queen street Sewell, James, hat manufacturer, Northgate street Sewell, Edward, cheese merchant, St. Peter’s road Self, Henry, shopkeeper, Rope lane Senton, James, Free Trade tavern, Handford road Setterfield, Eliza, eating house, Fore street Setterfield, Henry, coachmaker, Falcon street Sharman, David, Griffin inn, Handford road Shave, Charles, purveyor, Fore street Shephard, Simon, beer house, Foundry road Shephard, William, butcher, Upper Brook street Shephard, Robert, merchant, St. Helen’s street Shewell and Smith, linen and woollen drapers, tailors, and Manchester warehousemen, Cornhill Ship, Robert, corn chandler, St. Margaret’s green Ship, William, corn chandler, King str. Shildrake, John, C., boot and shoe maker, Carr street Shribbs, William, carpenter, Handford road Shorten, Charles F., veterinary surgeon, Museum street Silburn, Charles, tea and Italian warehouse, Tavern street Silverston, William, chemist, St. Nicholas’ street Simpson, Henry, butcher, Thoroughfare Simpson, James, boot and shoe maker, St. Lawrence street Simpson, Samuel, builder, Museum street Simons, Robert, butcher, Lower Orwell street Singleton, W. and Son, ironmongers, Old Butter market Singleton, G. and W., wheelwrights, St. Margaret’s green Singleton, George, grocer, St. Margaret’s green Singleton, Thomas B., short-hand writer, St. Helen’s street Skeet, R., Griffin cottage, Bromford road Skinner, William B., carpenter and joiner, Norwich road Skinner, W., builder, Norwich road Smart, John, artist, Park terrace Smith, Thomas, shoemaker, Victoria road Smith, William, tailor, New Friars’ road Smith, W., builder, Back hamlet Smith, William, hair cutter, Angel lane Smith, William, Albion Hill brewery, Woodbridge road Smith, Daniel, cow keeper and gardener, Woodbridge road Smith, Thomas, hairdresser, St. Matthew’s street Smith, William and John, linen drapers, and baby linen warehouse, St. Matthew’s street Smith, Joseph, tailor, Fore street Smith, Edward, Lord Nelson, Fore street Smith, Brown, Sorrel Horse, Fore street Smith, John, boot and shoe maker, Prince’s street Smith, —, builder, Fore street Smith, Henry, hairdresser, St. Helen’s st. Smith, John, tailor and woollen draper, Tavern street Smith, Paul, grocer, Rope lane Smith, Thomas, coach spring maker, Old Goal lane Smith and Gladill, ornamental japanners, house painters and decorators, John street, St. Clement’s Smith, William, manufacturing cutler, Westgate street Smith, James, cabinet maker, Friars’ road Smith, William, shopkeeper, St. Nicholas’ street Smith, Harriet, Horse and Groom, Woodbridge road Smith, James, cabinet maker, Tanners’ lane Smith, Thomas, marine store dealer, Lady’s lane Snell, Robert B., baker, Rope lane Southeron, Samuel, hair cutter, Friars’ street Southgate, Thomas, whitesmith, locksmith, and bell hanger, Friars’ street and Wolsey street Spalding, William, bookseller and stationer, Westgate street Sparks, John, chronometer, watch and clock maker, Tavern street Sparrowe, John E., solicitor, Tower court Sparrow, John, paper hanger, Back street Sparrow, William, baker, St. Margaret’s street Spearman, James, junr., dyer, &c., St. Matthew’s street Spearman, James, senr., dyer, &c., St. Matthew’s street Spinks, Edward, brush maker, St. Nicholas’ street Sporle, Hannah, ladies’ shoe warehouse, Dial lane Sporle, George, boot and shoe maker, Bell lane Spring, Henry Thomas, soda water manufacturer, St. Matthew’s street Spurling, Samuel, shopkeeper, Crown street Squires, Susannah H., shopkeeper, Upper Brook street Squires, William, confectioner, Tacket street Squirrell, Obadiah, corn merchant, Orwell place Stannard, William, baker and grocer, Mount street Stammers, John, furniture broker, Dog’s Head lane Stannard, John, hairdresser, St. Nicholas’ street Stannard, John, Portobello inn, and painter, Upper Orwell street Steam, Thomas, plumber, glazier, and painter, Fore street Steadman, William, clerk, Fonnereau road Stevens, Charles, cabinet maker and upholsterer, St. Peter’s road Stevens, Edward T., furniture broker, Cheapside Stevens, William, shopkeeper, branch post-office, Bridge street Stevens, Robert, Royal William gardens, London road Stevens, Henry, plumber, glazier, painter, and gas fitter, Carr street Stevens, Robert, boot and shoe maker, Upper Brook street Stewart, Henry, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street Stewart, Henry, boot and shoe maker, Carr street Stephens, Harriet, inn, St. Stephen’s lane Steel, William, shopkeeper, St. James’ street Stidolph, George F., organ builder and pianoforte manufacturer, Woodbridge road Stokes, Samuel, green grocer, Church street Stokes, Susanna, shopkeeper, St. Peter’s street Stockins, Thomas, saddler, Dock street Stokes, Joseph, photographic artist, St. Peter’s street Storey, George, watchmaker, St. Margaret’s street Stollery, John, Welcome Stranger, Fore hamlet Stuart, Charles, printer, Elm street Stubb, John C., manager of the Electric Telegraph Office, Queen street Sugars, William, Eclipse, Orwell place Suthers, William, Falcon inn, Queen street Suthers, William, fancy repository, Old Butter market Sulley, Charles, newspaper proprietor and general printer, Old Butter market Surl, Robert, corn chandler, Carr street Swindle, James, clothes dealer, Upper Orwell street Symonds, Samuel, Old Times, California Sykes, John, corn chandler, St. Margaret’s green Talbott, George, commercial coffee and dining rooms, Queen street Talbot, John, senr., soda water and ginger beer manufacturer, Crown street Talbot, John, junr., bookseller and news agent, Crown street Taylor and Sons, musicians, Norwich road Taylor and Co., linen and woollen drapers, Cornhill Taylor, John, perfumer and family chemist, Fore street Taylor, Augustus R., grocer and tea dealer, Key street Taylor, William, Vine inn, Church street Taylor, Robert, corn chandler, St. Matthew’s street Taylor, Thomas, coal merchant, Whip street Taylor, Samuel, butcher, King street Taylor, Joseph, boot and shoe maker, Norwich road Taylor, Robert, district locomotive superintendent, Barlow Cottage Taylor, Caroline, milliner, Carr street Taylor, William, grocer, Woodbridge road Taylor, William, timber merchant, Pimplet street Thurman, Isaac, corn chandler, Key street Thurston, Joseph, cabinet maker and upholsterer, Old Butter market Thrower, Henry, wholesale and retail grocer, St. Peter’s street Thomas, Sidney, gas engineer, St. Helen’s street Thomas and Brothers, wholesale stay manufacturers, St. Stephen’s lane Thurston, John, Feathers, Westgate str. Thompson, Susan, confectioner, Tavern street Thurlow, John, Dove inn, St. Helen’s street Thurston, George B., Theatre tavern, Tacket street Teager, John H., engineer, whitesmith, and bell hanger, King street Tilley, George, glass and china shop, St. Peter’s street Titlow, Robert, tailor and woollen draper, Fore street Todd, James, boot and shoe maker, St. Matthew’s street Tognola, James, cane worker, Crown str. Todd, Louisa, corset maker, St. Matthew’s Tomkin, the Misses, boarding school, Norwich road Tooke, John, basket maker, Fore street Tooley, Robert, Trafalgar, Trafalgar road Townsend, J. E. and E., outfitting establishment, King street Townsend and Son, fishmongers, King street, Prince’s street Tovell, George S., stone and tile merchant, 3, Crane’s wharf Townshend, Alicia, Quay House, College street Tracy, John, surgeon dentist, Tacket str. Trenton, Henry, butcher, St. Matthew’s street Tricker, Frederic, Porter’s House, Fore street Trundle, James S., saddler and harness maker, Cornhill Tunmer, Henry and George, woollen drapers and tailors, Tacket street Turner, E. R. and F., agricultural implement makers, St. Peter’s Turner, W. and A. J., leather merchants, tanners, and curriers, Prince’s street Turner, George, auctioneer and valuer, land and brewery agent, Carlton Chambers, Westgate street Turner and Kettle, gardeners and florists, Blooming Myrtle Gardens, St. Clement’s Turner, George, woollen draper and tailor, Tavern street Turner, Robert, George and Dragon, St. Margaret’s plain Turner, James, baker, Lower Orwell str. Turner, John, butcher, Westgate street Turner, Shadrach, shoemaker, Carr street Turner, Joseph, junr., grocer, Wyke’s Bishop hill Turner, William, confectioner, St. Austin’s street, St. Peter’s Tye, Mary Ann, boot and shoe maker, Victoria street Ungless, Henry R., metal dealer, Rope lane Utting, George R., Black Bell, Elm str. Vesey, William, tailor, Crown street Vince, Daniel, Rose and Crown, Norwich road Vince, John, blacksmith, St. Margaret’s plain Vincent, Nathaniel, veterinary surgeon, Handford road Wade, John, Beehive tavern, Old Butter market Wade, George, saddler and harness maker, Cornhill Wade, Stephen, grocer, Wherstead road Wade, William, hairdresser, Fore street Wainwright, Samuel, wholesale grocer and tea dealer, Tavern street Wall, Edward, confectioner, Old Butter market Ward, James, carpenter, Old Gaol lane Wallis, Messrs. H. and A., corn merchants, Old Butter market Waller, Joseph, butcher, St. Peter’s street Waller, Frederic, grocer and tea dealer, Upper Brook street Ward, John, builder, Woodbridge road Ward, William, fishmonger, Tacket str. Ward, Robert, grocer, Eagle street Ward, Emma, dressmaker, Victoria road Wardle, Samuel, commercial traveller, St. Helen’s street Warmisham, Samuel, scale and mill maker, St. Nicholas’ street and Bishopsgate street, London Warren, John, working jeweller, Westgate street Warne, William, fruiterer, Prince’s street Warner, William, cooper, Fore street Warwicker, Thomas, saddler, Norwich road Watson, Edward, hat manufacturer, Old Butter market Watson, Sarah, milliner and dress maker, Tavern street Watson, Henry, registrar of births and deaths, for St. Matthew’s district, Norwich road Webb, William, Wheat Sheaf, Commercial road Webb, William, Foresters’ Arms, Rope lane Webb, Robert, grocer and corn chandler, Fore street Webb, Samuel, Halberd, St. Mary’s tower Webber, Hedge and Co., linseed merchants and crushers, Handford mills Weightman, Isabella, fruit and seed establishment, Queen street Webster, William H., surgeon, Woodbridge road Welham, John, tailor, King street Welham, George, broker, Fore street Wellum, Robert, Castle inn, Lower Orwell street Wellum, Nicholas, Neptune inn, Fore street Wellington, Amelia, shopkeeper, Upper Orwell street Webster, Joseph, Maltsters’ Arms, Bell lane Wells, Charles L., broker, Carr street Wells, Higgs, and Co., tea dealers, Tavern street Wells, John, Cow and Gate, Key street Wells, William, pork butcher, Fore street Wenn, Eleanor, dressmaker, Friars’ street West, Sarah, shopkeeper, Lady’s lane Westhorpe, Stirling, solicitor, Thoroughfare Westhorpe, Samuel, shoemaker, Handford road Whait, William, millinery establishment, St. Margaret’s street Whayman, Matthias, confectioner, Tavern street Wheeler, George, King’s Head, King str. Whight, John, builder, Foundation street White, Sarah, green grocer, Fore street Whitehead, Joseph, Bull’s Head, Orwell place Whitehead, William, beerhouse and shopkeeper, New street Whittle, William, Saddlers’ Arms, Victoria street Whybrew, William, cooper, Norwich road Wiggin, John, chemist, dealer in oils, colors, and British wines, agent to the Atlas Fire office, St. Matthew’s street Wiles, Mary A., baby linen warehouse, Tavern street Wilkins, William P., engineer, coppersmith, and millwright, St. Helen’s str. Williams, James, sculptor and mason, California Williams, John, working jeweller, St. Matthew’s street Wilson, Henry, clothes dealer, Upper Orwell street Wilkinson, Henry, Shannon inn, Foundry road Williams, Joseph, furniture dealer, New Market lane Wilson, George, shoemaker, Silent street Wilson, William, linen draper, Fore str. Wisby, Edward, fruiterer, Fore street Wisby, Eliza, green grocer, Fore street Wolner, Thomas, shopkeeper, St. Helen’s street Woolner, George, hairdresser, Rope lane Woolnough, Susan, milliner, Northgate street Woolnough, William L., builder, Norwich road Woolnough, Henry, architect and surveyor, Colman street Woolterton, Robert, corn chandler, St. Matthew’s street Wood, William, Cow and Pail, Rope lane Woods, Robert, sea captain, Upper Orwell street Woods, James D., plumber and glazier, St. Margaret’s street Woods, William, Three Crowns, St. Austin’s street, St. Peter’s Woods, Geo., shoemaker, Wyke’s Bishop hill Woods, James, baker and shopkeeper, Woodbridge road Woods, William, fishmonger, Queen street Woods, Robert, Eagle tavern, Upper Orwell street Woods, George, grocer, &c., Victoria street Worby, David, Sea Horse, College street Worts, Joseph, solicitor’s clerk, St. Nicholas’ street Wretts, the Misses, boarding and day school, Fonnereau road Wright, Henry, hairdresser, Fore hamlet Wright, Edward, Lion inn, St. Margaret’s street Wright, Daniel H., shoemaker, Upper Orwell street Wright, John, shot foundry, Falcon street Wright, Benjamin, baker, Bell lane Wright, Misses L. E. and M., millinery, dressmaking, straw bonnet, and baby-linen establishment, Westgate street Wyard, Charles, dealer in marine stores, St. Margaret’s street Youngman, Emma, Masons’ Arms, Rope lane The POST-OFFICE is at the top of Queen-street. Mr. William Stevenson Fitch is the postmaster. Three deliveries of letters take place in the town each day, and eight village postmen go daily to the surrounding country. There are four receiving boxes in different parts of the town. The Mails are despatched by rails, &c., to London and all parts at 7.55 morning and 10 night, and to Bury St. Edmund’s, Cambridge, North of England, &c., at one afternoon. Mail Carts to Felixstow, Woodbridge, Saxmundham, Yarmouth, &c., every morning. The Letter Box closes at 10 night. Money Orders are granted and paid from 9½ morning to 6 evening. The Post-office Clerks are Messrs. John Madocks, James Saxty, William Whitehead, and Richard Charles Duningham. The Town Letter Carriers are Messrs. George Brame, Edgar Boar, Jos. Wilson, William Goddard, and Thomas Wilde. A new Post-Office is in course of erection. BRAMFORD.A railway station, parish, and considerable village on the Eastern Union railway and navigable river Gipping, 2½ miles north-west from Ipswich, in Bosmere and Claydon Hundred and Union, East Suffolk; contained a population of 833 in 1841, and in 1851, 997. Its area is 3,168 acres. Here is a common of 10 acres, and 10 acres in cottage gardens. Sir P. Broke, Bart., is lord of the manor, and owner of a large portion of the soil. The church of St. Stephen is a neat building, with square tower and leaden spire; the living is a vicarage in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Canterbury, and the Rev. S. W. Maul is the present incumbent. There is also a small Independent chapel. Allen, Alfred, and Emma, National school for boys and girls Bagley, John, blacksmith Baxter, Benjamin, grocer, &c. Bowman, James, baker Bramford, James, farmer Burch, John, saddler and harness maker Chamberlain, James, boot and shoe maker Clarke, Mr. William Chapman, Bramford hill Doe, William, bricklayer Dyer, Mrs. Giles, Isaac, shoemaker Green, W. P., farmer Hardy, George, Cock, and butcher Harrison, Francis, carpenter Haward, Henry, farmer Hitchcock, Ebenezer, miller, maltster, and baker Hughes, Thomas, carpenter and wheelwright Kerridge, Samuel, beer retailer King, James, wheelwright and post-office receiving house Larter, Thomas, nursery, seedsman, and florist Leadbetter, Mrs. Ann Leggatt, John, Esq. Lewis, Joseph, farmer Lewis, Mary Ann, seminary Lovely, Wm., Crown, and nurseryman, Whitton road Mays, Thomas, shoemaker Morgan, John, farmer, Pigeon farm Mudd, John, farmer, Tye farm Mumford, William Henry, farmer, Sycamore House Pallant, Thomas, butcher and farmer Parish, Ann, shopkeeper and beer retailer Steward, Rev. Ambrose, M.A., Whitton White house Stokes, Mr. Robert, Bramford hill Palmer, Henry, Angel Simpson, George, cooper Talmash, William, tailor Wake, Henry, farmer and assessor of taxes Wood, R. R. Esq. WHITTON.A parish and village, 1½ miles N.E. from Bramford station, 72 miles from London, and 2 N. from Ipswich; contained a population of 484 inhabitants in 1851. The church of Whitton, dedicated to St. Mary, has lately been rebuilt, and very much enlarged. The living is a rectory, valued at £250. The Bishop of Ely is patron, and the Rev. W. Howorth, M.A. is the incumbent. Badham, George D. Esq., Sparrow’s Nest Bloomfield, John, farmer Bowman, Alfred, farmer Catt, Samuel, farmer Catt, Samuel, jun., farmer Clarke, Richard, farmer Clarke, Richard, junr., wheelwright Clark, Richard, carpenter and timber merchant Day, Edward, shoemaker Field, Edward, corn miller Flindell, John, Orford tavern Gall, Mr. James Hallam, Miss Maria Hewitt, Benjamin, shoemaker Hitchcock, E., miller Howard, Stephen, farmer Howorth, Rev. W. m.a., rector Hubbard, Jonathan, bailiff, Lodge Kersey, Thomas E., farmer Kersey, Clement, farmer King, Henry, blacksmith Lovely, William, nurseryman and seedsman, Crown inn Nunn, James, butcher, &c. Nunn, James, farmer Nichols, Mr. George Office, Edward, bailiff, Dale Hall Palmer, Elizabeth, schoolmistress Pike, Jeremiah, baker and gardener Pratt, Isaac, victualler, Maypole Rogers, Miss Rowland, Samuel, farmer Scutcheon, William, shopkeeper Smith, Richard, shoemaker and sexton Sparrowe, Miss Sarah Stevenson, Henry, cattle dealer Steward, Charles, Esq., Thurlston lodge Steward, Rev. Ambrose, White house Travis, Mr. William Hardy Wood, Francis, whitesmith Wollard, Edward, shoemaker Wollard, Thomas, wheelwright KESGRAVE.Kesgrave is a small village 3½ miles E. from Ipswich, and 3½ S.W. from Woodbridge, in Carlford Hundred and Norwich Bishopric. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the gift of Sir John Shawe, value £58. The church is a brick building with square tower. The Rev. W. Collett, M.A., is the incumbent. Population 86. Robert Newton Shawe, Esq., is lord of the manor. Cornwell, Robert, victualler, Bell inn Turner, William, farmer Wolton, Samuel, jun., farmer RUSHMERE.Rushmere is a neat village, 3 miles N.E. from Ipswich station, and 5 S.W. of Woodbridge, in Carlford Hundred and Norwich Bishopric, East Suffolk. The living is a vicarage, value £170, in the gift of the Marquis of Bristol. The church of St. Andrew is an ancient building with flint tower. The Rev. W. Wigson, B.A., is the incumbent. Population in 1851 was 678. Baker, Thomas, victualler, Greyhound Barham, Mr. William Betts, Henry, miller, Tower mill Birch, Mr. John Boggis, Rev. W. R. T., b.a., Cottage Clarke, Joseph, farmer, Poplar farm Crisp, John, carpenter Dawson, William, miller and farmer Durrant, Christopher Mercer, m.d., and Ipswich Everett, Joseph D., farmer Farthing, G., butcher and victualler, Britannia Gale, John, farmer, Hall Halls, Jas., shopkeeper and colt breaker Hillin, James, Bixley decoy ponds Howes, Lucy, National schoolmistress Jackson, Isaac, joiner, &c. Janson, Richard, Esq., White House Kennell, William, brickyard manager Mann, William, shoemaker Newson, William, farmer Parish, Joshua, beer house, Hop Garden Perry, Mr. Stephen Potter, James, wheelwright Potter, Frederick, boot and shoe maker Schreiber, W. Frederick, Esq., Round Wood Segger, Philip, parish clerk and smith Segger, John, blacksmith Sherman, Mr. Thomas Shewell, Mr. John Skeet, Robert James Walford, Thomas, shopkeeper Wigson, Rev. William, M.A., vicarage Wilson, Pettit, farmer and beer house Wolton, Samuel, junr., Bixley farm MARTLESHAM.Martlesham, near the Deben estuary, is a parish and small village, 1½ mile S.W. of Woodbridge, and 6 E. by N. of Ipswich, in Carlford Hundred and Norwich Bishopric, East Suffolk. The living is a rectory, value £370, in the gift of Frederick Gooden Doughty, Esq., who is lord of the manor. The Rev. Thomas D. Betts, B.A., is the incumbent. The church of St. Mary is a stone building, with a tower. Population 477. Balls, Zedekiah, blacksmith Betts, Rev. Thos. D’Eye, B.A., rectory Brighton, Thomas, farmer Cadd, William, corn miller Fletcher, Charles, carpenter Garrod, Lydia, farmer Gobbett, William, farmer Groom, Roger, brewer and victualler, Red Lion, and farmer Groom, Frederick, farmer Hayward, Robert, farmer Hill, James, farmer Howes, James, farmer Hudson, John, shopkeeper and shoemaker Kent, Catherine, shopkeeper Kerridge, Daniel, blacksmith Pollard, John, farmer Rampling, Charles, farmer Ramsey, George, parish clerk Read, George, wheelwright Runnacles, Robert, farmer Spink, Major-General Sir John, K.H., Beacon Hill house WESTERFIELD.A village 2 miles N.E. of Ipswich. Its population in 1841 was 324. The church of St. Mary is a small, neat building, with square tower. The living is a rectory. The tithes have been commuted for £350 per annum: the Bishop of Norwich is patron, and the Rev. Charles Drage, M.A., is the incumbent. Ablett, Mr. Adolphus Adams, Hannah, gardener Aldrich, Rev. John Cobbold, M.A., incumbent of St. Lawrence, Weaterfield House Birch, Joseph, carpenter Birch, Thomas, farmer Bird, Thomas, farmer Cage, William, blacksmith Davy, Robert, pig dealer and beer house Drage, Rev. Charles, M.A., rectory Edwards, E., Hall Garrod, John, gardener Haggar, J., bailiff Hammond, Jeremiah, shoemaker Norman, Nathaniel, jun., shopkeeper Payne, Ann, farmer Payne, George, farmer Salter, Henry, farmer Shelby, Robert, farmer Smith, E., bailiff Threadkell, William B., corn miller Turner, Joseph, shopkeeper FRESTON.A pleasant village, on the banks of the river Orwell, 3½ miles south of Ipswich, and 3½ E. from Brently station; is in Samford Hundred, and contained, in 1851, 224 inhabitants. The church of St. Peter is a neat fabric, with square tower. The living is a rectory, value £376. The Rev. Alfred Bond is the patron and incumbent. Bond, Rev. Alfred, rector, Rectory Birch, John, blacksmith Coulson, Charles, parish clerk Hare, George, farmer Hunt, John, builder Manning, John and William, farmers Mead, Aaron, Boat inn Sage, Benjamin, farmer, Wood’s farm Sage, Joseph, joiner, (Post-office) Sage, Thomas, shopkeeper, &c. Venn, Edward Beaumont, Esq., Lodge Waterman, Henry, farmer Williams, Hannah, schoolmistress COPDOCK.Copdock is a village and parish 3½ miles S.W. from Ipswich, in Samford Hundred and Union, East Suffolk, Norwich Bishopric. The living is a rectory, with the vicarage of Washbrook annexed. It is in the gift of Lord Walsingham; the incumbent is the Hon. and Rev. Fred. de Grey, M.A. The church of St. Peter has a square tower, containing 5 bells. The population in 1851 was 349. Lord Walsingham is lord of the manor. Bickmore, Thomas, farmer Bond, Mrs. Elizabeth, Copdock house Bruce, Richard, farmer Cook, Robert, blacksmith Davis, Thomas, organist De Grey, Hon. and Rev. Frederic, M.A. Edwards, Henry, farmer Josselyn, James, Eagle King, George, wheelwright and parish clerk Marshall, Stephen, farmer, Copdock hall Mayhew, Samuel, corn miller Norfolk, James, Mace hall Pallant, John, thatcher Plumb, Mr. and Mrs., National school Salmon, George, butcher Shepherd, George, shoemaker Shorten, Charles T. and A. J. veterinary surgeons, New hall and Ipswich Whight, Robert Frederic, carpenter and victualler, White Elm Wrattisham, John, Esq., Copdock lodge WHERSTEAD.A small, pleasant village, 2 miles S. from Ipswich, in Samford Hundred, containing 238 inhabitants. The church, dedicated to St. Mary, is a neat fabric, with square tower and 3 bells. The living is a vicarage, in the gift of the Crown, and the Rev. Foster Barbara Zincke, A.B., is the present incumbent. Addison, Daniel, parish clerk Baxter, Enos Page, victualler, Ostrich inn Bradbrook, Thomas, woodman Calver, Edward, carpenter Frost, Charles, farmer, Parrington hall Hawes, John, bailiff, Hall Heigham, George T., Esq., the Grove Page, Joseph, gardener Sexton, George, Thorington hall Sexton, Robert, farmer, Brown hall Schreiber, Capt. Charles, Blue Gates Wilsmore, Joseph, blacksmith, Post office Zincke, Rev. F. B., B.A., vicar TUDDENHAM.A parish and village, 3 miles north-east from Ipswich, in Carlford Hundred and Woodbridge Union. The church of Allen, Eli W., farmer Amass, John, victualler, Fountain Betts, Charles and Frederic, farmers Bugg, Samuel, farmer Chapman, Samuel, farmer Damant, Arthur, joiner, &c. Finch, W., shopkeeper Garnham, John, shopkeeper Hammond, W., postman to Ipswich Keer, John, saddler Kill, George, blacksmith and beer house Lacey, Robert, farmer Ling, Samuel, Tuddenham hall Luff, James, farmer Luff, James, brick and tile maker Neve, John, farmer and corn miller Paton, Rev. Alexander, M.A., Vicarage Rice, John, maltster Robinson, Samuel, farmer Rush, David, farmer Strait, Isabella Grace, boarding school Woolnough, W., farmer WASHBROOK.A village and parish 2½ miles north of Capel station, 3½ S.W. of Ipswich, in the Samford Hundred and Union, East Suffolk. The living is a vicarage, annexed to the rectory of Copdock, of which the Hon. and Rev. Frederick De Grey, M.A., is the incumbent. The population in 1851 was 514. There is a small Wesleyan Chapel, and a Police Station of the East Suffolk Constabulary. Bishop, Robert, parish clerk Cant, William, baker and flour dealer Cattermull, Jonathan, police officer Catton, Herbert, farmer, Amor hall Dakin, John, farmer Dakin, Mercy, farmer Edwards, George, bricklayer Game, John, farmer, Birch house Gentry, James, farmer Hayward, Edward, provision dealer Kerridge, Daniel, relieving officer Lambert, John, shoemaker Martin, James Darby, Rookery Minter, Wm. brewer, malster, and victualler, Swan Nunn, Samuel, shopkeeper Raw, Mr. John, Washbrook grove Trent, William, farmer Twaites, John, shopkeeper Watcham, John, painter and glazier Whight, Thomas, joiner, &c. MELTON.Melton is a large and populous village on the river Deben, ½ a mile north-east from Woodbridge, of which it is a suburb, in Wilford Hundred, East Suffolk. The living is a rectory, in the gift of the Dean and Chapter of Ely; the Rev. Christopher George Walton, M.A., is the incumbent. The church, which is situated at a distance from the village, is dedicated to St. Andrew. About a mile on the left, on the road to Wickham Market, is the County Lunatic Asylum, which was formerly a house of industry for the Loes and Wilford Hundreds, and was purchased by the county magistrates in 1827, and opened in 1829 for the reception of pauper lunatics: John Kirkman, M.D., is the superintendent, and Mr. George Durrant, house steward. The parish contains 1,420 acres of land, and the population, in 1851, was 1,039, including 269 in the asylum. Adderson, Mr. Joseph, Retreat Anderson, Wm. Hennesey, saddler Aplin, Capt. Richard, Melton lodge Ashford, Alfred, clerk Asten, James, beerhouse Baker, Mr. James Bilby, Mrs. Sarah Barrall, George, parish clerk Bennington, Nathaniel, corn merchant, &c. Booth, George, tailor Brooke, Cooper Charles, solicitor, Grove Buckingham, Mrs. Matilda Sophia Calver, Thomas, wheelwright Carthew, Wm. Morden, Esq. Churchyard, James, gent. Collins, Thomas, millwright, and Mrs. Eliza Cook, Wm., brick and tile maker, Wilford Bridge Culpil, John, wheelwright Cullum, Samuel, gardener and florist Durrant, George, steward, Asylum Durrant, Mrs., milliner Fisher, Henry, hay and straw dealer Frost, Francis, farmer Gillingham, Isaac, victualler, Red Lion Girling, Horace, iron founder, &c. Goldsmith, John, farm bailiff Gwyn, Mrs. Hayward, Alfred, miller, and corn and coal merchant Hughes, Rev. Thomas Williams, B.A., chaplain at Asylum Hunt, John, gent. Kirkman, Mr. Henry Kirkman, John, M.D., supt., Asylum Last, Robert, builder Leech, Mary, midwife Miller, Thomas, farmer Moss, John, joiner, builder, plumber, &c. Moss, J., blacksmith Newson, John, farmer Osborn, Jeremiah, shoemaker Pratt, Ishmael, horse dealer and vict., Horse and Groom Page and Girling, ironfounders, engineers, and agricultural implement manufacturers Page, James, ironfounder, &c. Provart, Mr. Pp. Patrick, Noah Pytches, Major Thomas (deputy lieut.) Read, Elizabeth, schoolmistress Reeve, Robert Ashby, solicitor, Fern Villa Riches, John, baker, &c. Rout, W., farmer Sawyer, Edward, baker and brewer Schreiber, Wm. Fred. jun., Esq., Hill house Shemmin, David, farm bailiff Skoulding, William, grocer and draper Smith, B., farmer Smith, Edward, vict., Coach and Horses Thompson and Bennington, corn and coal merchants, seedsmen and maltsters Thompson, George Edw., h Woodbridge Walford, Charles, Esq., Foxburgh hall Walker, John, corn miller Waller, Mrs. Maria Wood, John, sen., Esq., Melton hall SUTTON.Sutton is a village, distant 4 miles S.E. from Woodbridge in Wilford Hundred and Norwich Bishopric, East Suffolk. The living is a vicarage, value £470. The Rev. W. Nixon is the incumbent and patron. The church of All Saints is an ancient stone and brick structure. There is also a small Baptist Chapel here. The population, in 1851, was 697. Thomas Waller, Esq., is lord of the manor. Chicory is extensively cultivated here. Barrett, Robert, farmer, Little Hough Edwards, Henry, Esq., Wood hall Fairhead, — carpenter and parish clerk Field, Rev. Robert, M.A., vicar Freston, George, blacksmith Garrod, Robert, bailiff Girling, — Fenhall farm Kett, Wm. Kell, surgeon Large, Rev. W., Baptist minister Nichols, James, corn miller Roper, Charles, farmer, Vale farm Skipper, James, shopkeeper Solomon, Robert, vict., Plough inn Walker, Isaac, farmer, Cliff Walker, Nathaniel, farmer, Ferry Waller, Thomas, Sutton hall Wolton, Robert, shopkeeper BROMESWELL.Bromeswell is a small village and parish, distant 4 miles S. from Wickham Market, and 2 E. from Woodbridge. The living is a rectory, value £250, in the gift of the Marquis of Bristol. The Rev. Robert H. King, M.A., is the incumbent. The church of St. Edmund is a brick structure, with stone tower. The population in 1851 was 206. Burrows, John, farmer Cook, Thomas, shopkeeper Denington, George, farmer Fairs, Samuel, farmer Fairs, William, farmer Gobbitt, Mrs., farmer Goodchild, Robert, parish clerk King, Rev. Robert H., Rectory Parker, — victualler, Cherry Tree Whaley, Mrs., schoolmistress |
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