Northallerton Parish

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

• Northallerton, Henry Hirst, Post Master.
• Letters for London and the South and West are despatched, by the Royal Mail (from Edinburgh) every morning at three, and arrive every night at five minutes past ten.
• Letters for the North are despatched every night at five minutes past ten, and arrive every morning at three.
• A Packet is despatched to Bedale, Catterick, Richmond and Wensleydale, every morning at half-past three

• Armitage William, esq. Newby Wiske
• Beckett Rev. Wilson, Danby Wiske
• Burdon George, esq. Hornby Grange
• Cust Rev. William, Danby Wiske
• Dent Rev. William, Crosby
• Duncomb Rev. Henry, Sigston
• Filer Rev. ---, Brompton
• Hutton John, esq. Sober hill
• Kennicott Rev. Richard Dutton
• Peirse Richard William, esq. Thimbleby lodge
• Redfern Francis, gent. Langton lodge
• Tower Henry, esq. Hulton Bonville
• Townsend Rev. George, Northallerton
• Welbank William, esq. Northallerton
• Wormald Henry, esq. Sober hill

• The names without address are in Northallerton.
• Caton Mary and Agnes (ladies' boarding and day),
• Endowed Grammar School-Rev. J. Bowness, master
• Grammar School -Christopher & Margaret Shires, master & mistress
• Mitchell Mary (girls' day)
• Wright Elizabeth, (ladies boarding & day)

• Dobson Christopher
• Fielding Gabriel
• Hurst Henry
• Walker John
• Walton John Sanders (and deputy registrar for the north riding)

• Bowman Thomas
• Flower Thomas
• Masterman Thomas

• Kingston David
• Metcalf Enos
• Ward John

• Fletcher, Stubbs & Co. (Boroughbridge Branch-draw on Sir Richard Carr Glyn & Co. London)
• Savings' Bank--William Welbank, esq. secretary

• Garrett Robert
• Lowther John, Brompton
• Pape John
• Snowball William
• Stantrop William, Brompton
• Thompson Thomas, Brompton

• Langdale Christopher (& druggist)
• Metcalfe John

• Benson John, Chapel yard
• Bt own William
• Clarkson Samuel
• Gargett George, Brompton
• Hill William
• Lambert Thomas
• Peckitt Thomas
• Raw David
• Suckett George, Brompton
• Wilson Christopher

• Remmer Thomas
• Wilson Thomas

• Dixon John
• Kingston John, jun.
• Smith John
• Storken Mark, Brompton

• Breckin Thomas (& upholsterer)
• Chapman James
• Raw Christopher
• Robinson William
• Snowdon Robert (& upholsterer)
• Tanfield William (& upholsterer)

• Goldsborough Jonathan
• Johnson James, Brompton
• Lodge Robert
• M'Lean William, Brompton
• Pearson Thomas
• Wilson John

• Dixon Thomas
• Robinson John (& tea dealer)

• Broad Mary
• Todd Susan
• Walker John
• Wilson John

• Carver William
• Smith Timothy
• Tanfield John

• Dixon William
• Hamilton Thomas
• Harrison Thomas
• Pearson Robert, Brompton
• Taylor Robert

• County (fire) and Provident (life) Robert Hare
• Guardian (fire and life) Joseph Clemishaw
• Royal Exchange Thomas Watson
• Union (fire & life) James, Langdale

• Ayre George
• Buck William
• Hall William
• Hare Robert (& tallow chandler)
• Marshall Launcelot (& tallow chandler)
• Peacock Jonathan
• Russell Nathaniel
• Wilford Aaron, Brompton
• Wilson Thomas

• Gamble Thomas
• Gibson George
• Lamb Matthew

• Black Bull, Robert Smith
• Golden Lion (posting) Francis Hirst
• King's Head (commercial & posting) Elizabeth Scott

• Hunter Thomas
• Walbran Henry

• Biella Henry, Brompton
• Broad Thomas
• Chapman James
• Metcalf John
• Stoker George

• Appleton "Thomas
• Dixon Luke
• Jackson George
• Naisbit Thomas
• Peacock Thomas
• Punderson Jabez
• Tutin John
• Wigfield Jonathan (& hatter)

• Jackson George
• Pearson William
• Puddison John, Brompton
• Punderson Jabez
• Ramshaw Thomas, Brompton
• Russell Nathaniel
• Tireman John, Brompton
• Wilford John, Brompton
• Wilson George, Brompton

• Chapman Elizabeth
• Masterman Jacobina
• Metcalf Mary

• Reed John (and glider)
• Russell Simeon
• Tennant James

• Best John
• Thompson William
• Watson Thomas (& maltster),

• Lunn Thomas
• Masterman George
• Watson James

• Barnett Jane
• Bateman Mary
• Byers Elizabeth
• Clark Stephen, Brompton
• Clemishaw Joseph
• Hamilton Mary
• Holmes John
• Kingston David
• Tanfield John
• Thompson Robert
• Walker Charles
• Wilkinson James
• Wilson James, Brompton

• Masterman Jacobina
• Metcalf Henry
• Pearson Sarah
• Wheldon Jemima

• Dighton William & Christopher
• Hodgson Robert,
• Lincoln Johnson
• Morriss ---, Brompton
• Oastler William

• Barnett John
• Britton John, Chapel yard
• Holmes John
• Wheldon Thomas

• Black Swan, John Simeson
• Brown Cow, William Pearson, Brompton;
• Buck, Thomas Wright
• Crown, James Dodsworth, Brampton
• Durham Ox, Robert Thompson
• Fleece, Ann Guthrie
• George, Dorothy Clidero
• George & Dragon, John Best
• King's Arms, William Smith
• Lord Nelson, Thomas Walker
• Masons' Arms, William Burton
• New Inn, William Humphreys
• Old Golden Lion, John Careless
• Pack Horse, Lucy Simpson
• Rose & Crown, George Chapman
• Ship, Thomas Wood
• Three Horse Shoes, Jonathan Lowther, Brompton
• Wagon & Horses, Thomas Pearson
• Weavers' Arms, Jonathan Whitaker, Brompton
• White Horse, William Grundy

• Hepton William
• Tesseyman George (& jeweller)

• Flower James
• Harman Samuel

• Barker, Thomas
• Peacock William
• Thompson Isaac

• Betteney Mary, earthenware dealer
• Carter Edward, fellmonger
• Dale Henry, chain & buckle maker
• Elgey George, corn miller
• Harmer Thomas, glover
• King Leonard, wholesale brewer
• Marshall William, architect & surveyor
• Metcalf William, stone mason

• Jonathan Sanders, dep. registrar
• Robinson George, geer & slay maker
• Russell Simeon, tin-plate worker
• Sedgwick Henry, tanner
• Snowball Robert, whitesmith
• Spencer Charles, gun & pistol maker
• Walker Matthew, basket maker

• To London, the Royal Mail (from Edinburgh) calls at the Golden Lion, King's Head & Black Bull inns, alternate months, at a quarter before three in the morning- Highflyer (from Newcastle) calls at the Golden Lion & King's Head Inns, alternate months every afternoon at half-past two-and the Wellington (from Newcastle) calls at the Golden Lion Inn, every morning at a quarter before twelve.
• To Beale, the Cleaveland Coach (from Redcar) calls at the Golden Lion Inn, every morn. during the season at eleven.
• To Edinburgh, the Royal Mail (from London) calls at the Golden Lion, King's Head & Black Bull Inns, alternate months, at ten in the evening.
• To Newcastle, the Express from York) calls at the Golden Lion & King's Head Inns, every afternoon at one-the Highflyer (from London) calls at the same Inns, alternate months, at two in the afternoon-the Wellington (from London) calls at the Golden Lion, every evening at half-past ten.
• To Redcar, the Cleaveland Coach (from Bedale) calls at the Golden Lion Inn, every aftern. during the season at eleven.
• To York, the Express (from Newcastle) calls at the Golden Lion & King's Head Inns, every evening at five.

• To London, Thirsk, Easingwold, York, Hull, Selby, Nottingham, Leicester, Darlington, Durham, Sunderland, Newcastle, Edin Burgh, Glasgow, Penrith & Carlisle, Richard Pickersgill's Wagons, leave the Old Golden Lion, daily,
• To Bedale & Masham, William Pearson's Cart, leaves his residence, Brompton, every Tuesday and Friday.
• To Darlington & Newcastle, Samuel Briggs Wagon (from Sowerby) calls at the Oak Tree, every Monday & Thursday-Hobson and Co.'s, Wagon (from Leeds) calls at the Old Golden Lion, every Sanday, Tuesday, Wednesday. & Friday evenings-and Francis Pickersgill, from the Pack Horse, every Wednesday & Sat. afternoons at three.
• To Leeds, Hobson and Co.'s Wagon, calls at the Old Golden Lion, every Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday evenings-William Pearson's Cart, from his residence, Brompton, every Tues, day-Francis Pickersgill's Wagon, leaves the Pack Horse, every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon-& Widow Webb and Sons, from the Wheat Sheaf, every Monday, Thursday & Friday.
• To Newcastle, Widow Welsh and Sons' Wagon, from the Wheat Sheaf, every Monday, Wednesday & Saturday
• To Sowerby, Samuel Briggs' Wagon from Darlington) call's at the Oak Tree, every Wednesday & Saturday.
• To Thirsk, Stockton, Stokes- Ley, Richmond and Bedale, John Snowball's Cart, every week.

Transcribed by Colin Hinson. ©2003