Memorials of Shrewsbury / being a concise description of the town and its environs, adapted as a general guide for the information of visitors and residents

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PREFACE.

ILLUSTRATIONS,

CONTENTS.

SITUATION.

ETYMOLOGY.

ANCIENT HISTORY.

THE CASTLE.

THE FEUDAL STATE

PRESENT STATE.

POPULATION.

ECCLESIASTICAL BUILDINGS.

DISSENTING MEETING HOUSES.

ROYAL FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

THE SCHOOLS

LOCAL GOVERNMENT, CHARTERS, and c.

SESSIONS.

COURT OF RECORD.

COURT OF REQUESTS.

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT.

TRADING COMPANIES.

SHREWSBURY SHOW.

THE COUNTY HALL.

THE GUILD HALL AND EXCHEQUER

THE MARKET HOUSE

THE BRIDGES.

THE OLD WELSH BRIDGE

THE OLD EAST OR STONE BRIDGE

THE ENGLISH BRIDGE,

LORD HILL'S COLUMN.

THE TOWN AND COUNTY GAOL

THE BUTTER AND POULTRY MARKET,

THE CIRCUS BUTTER and CHEESE MARKET,

THE NEW BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET

THE SALOP INFIRMARY.

EYE AND EAR DISPENSARY.

ST. GILES'S HOSPITAL,

ST JOHN'S HOSPITAL,

THE DRAPERS' ALMSHOUSES.

ST. CHAD'S ALMSHOUSES

HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.

HUMANE SOCIETY.

THE PRISON CHARITIES

THE PAROCHIAL CHARITIES

THE TOWN CHARITIES

CHARITY SCHOOLS.

A WALK WITHIN THE WALLS.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTIONS. SHROPSHIRE AND NORTH

WALK WITHOUT THE WALLS.

RECREATIVE. THE THEATRE.

TRADE AND MANUFACTURES.

MARKETS.

THE FAIRS.

THE SEVERN.

THE ENVIRONS OF SHREWSBURY

ADDITIONS.

ERRATA. [227]

FOOTNOTES.

MEMORIALS
OF
SHREWSBURY:

BEING A

CONCISE DESCRIPTION OF THE TOWN

AND ITS ENVIRONS,

Adapted as

A General Guide

FOR THE

INFORMATION OF VISITORS AND RESIDENTS.

BY

HENRY PIDGEON.

ILLUSTRATED WITH THIRTY-SIX ENGRAVINGS.

 

“FLOREAT SALOPIA.”

 

Shrewsbury:
PRINTED BY JOHN EDDOWES, CORN-MARKET.

1837.

TO THE

Rev. William Gorsuch Rowland, M.A.

MINISTER AND OFFICIAL OF
THE ROYAL PECULIAR OF ST. MARY’S, SHREWSBURY,
AND PREBENDARY OF LICHFIELD,

AS A HUMBLE BUT SINCERE TESTIMONY OF RESPECT,
FOR HIS ZEALOUS AND MUNIFICENT EXERTIONS
IN RESTORING AND HEIGHTENING
THE BEAUTIES AND ARCHITECTURE OF SEVERAL OF THE
CHURCHES IN THIS TOWN,
AND FOR HIS
UNWEARIED ATTENTION TO MANY OF OUR
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS,

The Memorials of Shrewsbury

ARE VERY RESPECTFULLY INSCRIBED,

BY
HIS OBEDIENT SERVANT,

HENRY PIDGEON.

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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