Tadcaster Directory of Trades and Professions for 1829

Transcript of the entry of 'professions and trades'
for TADCASTER in Pigot's Directory of 1829.

Post Office,

• East side of Bridge, John Hartley, Post Master.
• Letters to London are despatched every morning at ten minutes past eight, and arrive every evening at five.
• Letters to Manchester are despatched every morning at twenty minutes past eight, and arrive every evening at a quarter past five.
• Letters to Liverpool, are despatched every night at ten minutes past ten, and arrive every morning at half-past five.
• Letters to Edinburgh are despatched every evening at five, and arrive every morning at ten minutes past eight.
• Letters to Hull are despatched every evening at ten minutes past five, and arrive every morning at twenty minutes past eight.
• Letters to York are despatched every morning at half-past five, and arrive every night at fen minutes past ten.

Nobility, Gentry and Clergy,

• Barker Rev.---, Kirkby-on-Wharf
• Borell Mrs. East side of Bridge
• Brooksbank Benjamin, esq. Healaugh hall
• Challoner Rev. Jonathan, Newton Kyme
• Clements Colonel, Bolton lodge
• Clough John William, esq. Oxton hall
• Dawson Miss, Kirkgate
• Fairfax T.L. esq. Newton Kyme
• Fox George, esq. Bramham park
• Fox William, esq. Bramham Biggin
• Haggerston Thomas, esq. Grimston lodge
• Harris Hon. General, Tolston lodge
• Hill Miss, Grange house
• Howden Lord, Grimston park
• Jackson William, gent. Manor house
• Lee Miss, High street
• Marshall William, esq. Newton Kyme
• Milner Sir William, bart. Nun Appleton
• Mountsandford Lord, Bramham house
• Prest Thomas, esq. Scarthingwell
• Rhodes Rev. William, B.A. vicar, Church Yard
• Scott Fenton, esq. Bramham
• Shillitoe John, esq. Ulleskelf
• Smyth ---, esq. Bowcliff hill
• Strodhard Mrs. High street
• Taylor Mrs. High street
• Thompson Rev. ---, Bilbrough
• Vavasour Sir Edmund M. S. bart. Hazlewood hall
• Wormald Smith, gent. Wingate hill
• York Richard, esq. Wighill park

Academies & Schools,
Not otherwise described are Day Schools.

• Acomb William, near the Bridge
• Collins James, Vicarage lane
• Faraday James (gents. boarding) New street
• Grammar School, School house Rev. William Rhodes, B.D. master
• Hutchinson George, East side of Bridge
• Tasker Catherine & Mary (ladies boarding) Vicarage lane

Attorneys,

• Baillie Richard, Kirkgate
• Sanderson Henry Smith,
• Upton James, Westgate

Bakers & Flour Dealers,

• Leaberry William, High street
• Simpson Michael, Bridge street
• Spencer John, East side of Bridge

Basket Makers,

• Daniel Thomas, Bridge street
• Wade George, Centre-lane

Blacksmiths,

• Groves William, Bridge street
• Hawkins William, High street
• Houseman William, East side of Bridge
• Irish John, East side of Bridge
• Reynolds William, Chapel street
• Swift Joseph, East side of Bridge

Boot & Shoe Makers,

• Hodgson William, Kirkgate
• Holdstock Henry, Chapel street
• Lockwood Thomas, High street
• Lofthouse Benjamin, Chapel street
• Marshall John, New street
• Middleton William, Kirkgate
• Nicholson George, East side of Bridge
• Nicholson John, Bridge street
• Nicholson William, Kirkgate
• Robinson John, Market place
• Snowden William, Kirkgate

Braziers & Tinmen,

• Lofthouse Joseph, Kirkgate
• Stafford John, High street

Butchers,

• Daniel William, East side of Bridge
• Goodbarn Benjamin, High street
• Lofthouse Christopher E. side of Bridge
• Lofthouse Oswald, High street
• Nottage John, Bridge street
• Parke Henry, Kirkgate
• Wilkinson Matthew, High street

Cabinet Makers,
(see Joiners.)

Chymist and Druggist,

• Bromet John, Bridge street

Coopers,

• Clark Thomas, Bridge street
• Middleham Matthew, Kirkgate

Corn Millers,

• Allenby John (and Seed Crasher) Tadcaster Mills
• Hartley Thomas, Steam Mills
• Johnson Robert, E. side of Bridge

Currier,

• Kirby Robert, Haigh street

Fire, &c. Office Agents,

• Phoenix, Benjamin Scott, High street
• Yorkshire, John Hall, Chapel street

Grocers & Tea Dealers,
(See also Shopkeepers, &c.)

• Goldthorp Robert & Henry (and ironmongers & druggists) High street
• Simpson Michael, Bridge street
• Smith Richard, High street
• Thomas Jacob & John, Kirkgate
• Whitwell John (& hardware and stationary) Bridge street

Hatters,

• Crossley William, Chapel street
• Walker John, High street

Inns,

• Angel (& posting-house) Charlotte Kidd, Bridge street
• White Horse (and posting-house) William Backhouse, Bridge street

Joiners & Carpenters,

• Archbell John, Kirkgate
• Fairbourn John, Chapel street
• Pannett Marmaduke, Chapel street
• Rockliff Andrew, E. side of Bridge
• Simpson Thomas, Bridge street
• Smith Richard, Kirkgate.
• Waterhouse Henry, New, street

Linen & Woollen Drapers,

• Dixon William, Bridge street
• Fairbourn William, High street
• Goldthorp Robert & Henry, High street
• Muir Thomas, Bridge street
• Naylor Harriet, Kirkgate
• Scott Benjamin, Bridge-street

Maltsters,

• Hartley Jane, New street
• Smith Richard, Kirkgate

Painters-House, Sign, &c,

• Fairbourn George, Kirkgate
• Fairbourn John, Bridge street

Plumbers & Glaziers,

• Backhouse James (and nail maker) Kirkgate
• Backhouse Samuel, New street
• Hook Joseph, Bridge street

Saddlers and Harness Makers,

• Arnold William, Kirkgate
• Crabtree Joseph, Bridge street
• Crabtree William, East side of Bridge

Seedsmen,

• Bromet John, Bridge street
• Goldthorp Robert, High street
• Smith Richard, High street

Shopkeepers & Dealers in Sundries,

• Archbell Jane, Bridge street
• Bell John, East side of Bridge
• Brown Michael, Chapel Street
• England Thomas, Kirkgate
• Fawcett Elizabeth, Kirkgate
• Hall Charles, East side of Bridge
• Hick Jane, Kirkgate
• Holdstock Henry, Chapel street
• Johnson Robert, E, side of Bridge
• Knowles William, Kirkgate
• Robinson John, Kirkgate
• Shilburn Thomas, East side of Bridge
• Simpson Michael, E. side of Bridge
• Worsnop Jonathan, Chapel street

Stone Masons,

• Bilbrough Enoch, Chapel street
• Drake Michael, Chapel street
• Liversedge Thomas, Kirk gate
• Liversedge Thomas, jun. Kirkgate
• Plows Joseph, Church yard
• Plows William, Back lane

Surgeons,

• Crawford Samuel, near the Bridge
• Shann Thomas, Kirkgate
• Spink Henry Hawkes, High street

Tailors,

• Appleyard William, High street
• Backhouse Joseph, Kirkgate
• Birch Richard, East side of Bridge
• Bradley Thomas, Chapel street
• Dalton Richard, Bridge street
• Hollings George, Bridge street
• Hollings John, Kirkgate
• Hollings William, Kirkgate

Taverns & Public Houses,

• Anchor, Jeremiah Scoldfield, Bridge street
• Angel, Stephen Harvey, E. side of Bridge
• Bay Horse, William Houseman, E. side of Bridge
• Black Bull, John Chammomile, Kirkgate
• Bull & Dog, Henry Spink, Kirkgate
• Coach and Horses, William Scott, East side of Bridge
• Crown, Robert Prince, Westgate
• Elephant & Castle, Thomas Allenby, East side of Bridge
• Falcon, Joseph Cawood, Chapel street
• Fleece, William Fairbourn, Kirkgate
• George & Dragon, Joseph Crabtree, High street
• Golden Lion, Charles Kidd, Bridge street
• Griffin, Joseph Williamson, New street
• Malt Shovel, Thomas Hogget, New street
• Old Falcon, Thomas Liversedge, Kirkgate
• Red Hart, William Coates, Bridge street
• Robin Hood, Matthew Middleham, Kirkgate
• Rose & Crown, George Cattle, East side of Bridge of Bridge
• Royal Oak, Richard Steel, East side
• Travelling Man, Sarah Wade, East side of Bridge
• White Swan, Thomas Dalby, Bridge street

Timber Merchants,

• Cameron Daniel (and auctioneer and coal & tile dealer) Bridge foot
• Maude Edmund, E. side of Bridge

Watch & Clock Makers,

• Harrison William, (and jeweller and silversmith) Bridges street
• Parker George, Kirkgate
• Wood William, High street

Wheelwrights,

• Clough Nathan, Bridge foot
• Lazenby Francis, High street

Wine & Spirit Merchants,

• Goldthorp Robert, (& porter) High street
• Jackson William Thomas, Midge street
• Swift George (and porter) Kirkgate

Miscellaneous,

• Acomb William, hosier, Bridge end
• Bee & Newton, hair dressers, Bridge street
• Bee William & Ann, booksellers and perfumers, Bridge street
• Briggs Thomas, livery stable keeper, High street
• Cawood William, stay maker, High street
• Hartley Jane, brewer, New street
• Howcroft Edward, nail maker, Kirkgate
• Jackson James, tallow chandler, bridge street
• Johnson George, fishmonger, High street
• Smith Richard, ironmonger, Kirkgate
• Sproats Jane, milliner, Kirkgate
• Ward Joseph, fishmonger, Lad pits
• Watson Jonathan, coal dealer, E. side of Bridge
• Wood Mary, straw hat maker, High street

Coaches,

• To London, the Royal Mail from Edinburgh) calls at the White Horse and Rose and Crown, every morning at eight the Express (from York) calls at the Angel, every morning at half-past ten; both go thro' Ferrybridge, Doncaster Grantham, Stamford, &c. &c. the Wellington (from Newcastle) calls at the White Horse, every evening at half past 5; goes thro' Doncaster, Newark, Grantham, Stamford, Huntingdon, &c. -and the Highflyer, calls at the same Inn, every night at half-past eight; goes the same route as the mail to Alconbury hill, then through Eaton, Biggleswade and Hertford.
• To Edinburgh, the Royal Mail (from London) calls at the White Horse and Rose & Crown Inns, every evening at five; goes through York, Newcastle, &c.
• To Hull, the Royal Mail (from Manchester) calls at the White Horse, every morning at five; goes through York, Market Weighton and Beverley.
• To Leeds, the True Briton (from York) calls at the Rose and Crown, every afternoon at two-and the True Blue, calls at the Angel, every afternoon at 4.
• To Liverpool, the Royal Mail (from York) calls at the White Horse, every night at ten; goes thro' Leeds, Bradford, Halifax, Todmorden, Rochdale, Bolton and Preston.
• To Manchester, the Royal Mail (from Hull) calls at the White Horse, every morning at twenty minutes past eight-and the Wellington (from York) every morning at seven; both go thro' Leeds, Huddersfield and Oldham.
• To Newcastle, the Highflyer (from London) calls at the White Horse, every morning at eight-and the Wellington, every afternoon at four; both go thro' York, Thirsk, Durham &c,
• To Sheffield, the Ebor (from York) calls at the White Horse, every afternoon at. half-past two; goes through Wakefield, Barnsley, &c.
• To York the Royal Mail (from Liverpool) calls of the White Horse, every morning at a quarter past five--the True Blue (from Leeds) calls at the Angel, every afternoon at four-the True Briton, calls at the Rose and Crown, every night at nine-the Wellington (from Manchester) calls at the White Horse, every evening at five and the Ebor (from Sheffield) every day at half-past eleven.

Carriers,

• To Aberford, Samuel Kitchin, from the Golden Lion, every Wednesday and John Senior, every Thursday.
• To Appleton, Thomas Shillito, from the Golden Lion every Wednesday.
• To Leeds, Hartley and Hobson, from the Post-office, daily-Deacon, Harrison and Co. and -- Newcomb (from York) call at the Golden Lion, every night and Scott, Carver and Co. Call at the Rose & Crown, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
• To Nottingham, Pettifor and Co (from York) call at the Angel, every Tuesday and Friday.
• To Sheffield, Thomas Dawson (from York) calls at the Golden Lion, every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday.
• To Wetherby, William Knowles, from his house, Kirkgate, every Thursday.
• To York, William Knowles, from his house, Kirkgate, every Tuesday & Saturday-Hartley and Hobson, from the Post-office-Deacon, Harrison and Co. and --- Newcomb (from Leeds) call at the Golden Lion, daily-Scott, Carver and Co. (from Leeds) call at the Rose and Crown, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday-and Pettifor and Co. (from Nottingham) call at the Angel Inn, every Monday and Thursday.

Conveyance By Water. On The River Wharf,

• To Hull, William Coates & John Kitchin's Vessels, from the Bridge, every spring. tide-John Lee, agent, Bridge-street

Transcribed by Colin Hinson. ©2003