Elloughton 1892

Transcript of the entry for the Post Office, professions and trades
for ELLOUGHTON in Bulmer's Directory of 1892.

• Post, Money Order, Telegraph, Annuity and Insurance Office, and Savings Bank, Brough; Philip James, postmaster. Letters from London and all parts arrive at 4-11 a.m. and 3-15 p.m.; from York at 3-13 p.m.; from Hull at 3-28 p.m., 5-40 p.m., and 5-54 a.m. Despatches to London and all parts at 8-20 p.m.; to Hull at 3-15 and 9-38 p.m.; to North Ferriby, Melton, and Welton at 5-30 p.m. Letter Box cleared on Sundays at 6-15 a.m. and 8-15 p.m. Railway Station (N.E.R.); Philip James, stationmaster and goods agent.

• Andrew Arthur, gardener
• Atkinson Mr. Joseph, Elloughton rise
• Blakey Mr.
• Brough, Elloughton, and District Gas Co., Ltd., Wm. Tock, manager; and William Squire, secretary, Hull
• Cash Mrs. Catherine, Jesmond house
• Collins Mr. Monte Meyer
• Constable Robert, cart owner
• Dawson John, market gardener
• Dixon Matthew, vict., Station Hotel
• Dorsey Chas. Wm., joiner, and at Elloughton
• Everatt Richard, grocer
• Greame Mr. Henry Charles
• Haldenby John Hudson, shopkeeper
• Haldenby Misses S. and E., ladies' school, Brough villa
• Hall William, farmer, Skilling's lodge
• Hayward Mr. Charles Young
• Horsley William John, butcher
• Hulse Joseph, vict., Ferry Inn
• Jackson Mr. Samuel Brook, Humber house
• James John Arthur, clerk, Ivy cottage
• James Philip, postmaster and stationmaster
• Jaques Mr. Thomas, Swiss cottage
• Jarratt Frederick, assistant overseer, Oak villa
• Jefferson Henry, farmer, Sandholme lodge
• Kettlewell Mr. Samuel, Daisy lawn
• Lloyd George Marner, ganger, Ivy cottage
• Massey Mr. Watson Arton, Grassdale
• Mitchell Charles, hay and straw dealer
• Moton Mr. Walter, Elloughton grange
• Ouston Mr. George Robert, Ivy lodge
• Palmer Thos. Wm., Esq., J.P., Brough house
• Redfern Mr. Walter, Elloughton mount
• Rutter Mr. James, Tremayne lodge
• Scaife Mr. Matthew, Springfield house
• Scarborough Charles, cowkeeper
• Seabrook Robert
• Sipling Mr. George
• Smith Rev. Jas. (Congregationalist), Elloughton mount
• Stones Frederick William, Prudential agent
• Thompson Miss Caroline, Fern cottage
• Upton Mr. John, Rose cottage
• Walker Christopher Mason, cart owner
• Ward James, grocer and beer retailer
• West Leonard H., solicitor, and at Leeds
• Wiley Edwin F. & Co., corn merchants (and Hull)
• Wiley Edwin Frederic (E. F. W. & Co.); h The Elms
• Wilson Edward Baker, traveller
• Wilson James, blacksmith

• Kirby Jno. and Walker Jas., on Tues. & Fri.

• Letters, via Brough, the nearest Money Order Office. Wall Box cleared at 2-5 and 7-30 p.m Sundays, 3-0 p.m.

• Andrew William, joiner and parish clerk
• Atkinson Mr. Arthur J.
• Barratt Henry, market gardener
• Bennett Rev. William Millard, M.A., vicar
• Carlill William, shoemaker
• Cass - , schoolmaster
• Day Matthew, grocer
• Dorsey Charles William, joiner and builder
• Fisher Mrs. Margaret
• Gregory George Henry, clerk
• Hatton Mrs. Martha
• Howling John, blacksmith
• Hudson Mrs. Sarah, shopkeeper
• Kelsey Frederick Shaw, Addiscombe house
• Kirby John, carrier to Hull (Tues. and Fri.)
• Kirby Richard, general dealer
• Lambert Samuel, The Sycamores
• Lloyd William Thomas, Elloughton castle
• Middleton Henry, butcher
• Mortimer Mr. James
• Mossman Robt. Arthur, physician and surgeon
• Pipes Miss Mary Elizabeth, Brook dale
• Quest James, vict., Half Moon
• Robinson William, tailor
• Ross Mrs. Mary Elloughton lodge
• Scaife George Beulah, builder
• Scruton William, shoemaker
• Shaw Edward, Thorpe villa
• Starr Mr. Frederick William
• Storr Robert Ellis, joiner
• Storr Mr. William
• Thompson Mr. William
• Tomalin Mr. Samuel
• Underwood John, plumber
• Walker James, carrier to Hull (Tues. and Fri.)
• Wares James McIntosh
• Woodhouse James Thomas, Esq.

• Beaulah Thomas Carlill (and butcher)
• Blythe William, Manor house
• Brigham William
• Giddy - , Top of hill
• Jefferson Robert
• Joy -
• Robinson John

• Letters via Brough.

• Thompson Joseph, Wauldby manor

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