Relevant entries from the 1866 and 1882
Directories for
Hertfordshire
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Entry for James Maddox in St Albans (1866)
Maddox James, job & postmaster, open carriages for parties,
Verulam Road, St
Albans (1882)
Rumball
Sampson John, auctioneer, St Peters Street, St
Albans (1866)
Rumball
Sampson John, farmer, Towns End Farm, St
Michaels, & auctioneer, St Peters
Street, St Albans (1882)
Adams Albert, carrier,
Old London Road, St Albans --- CARRIERS ...
London ...
Albert Adams, monday, wednesday & friday, 7 pm, returning tuesday,
thursday and saturday, at 1 pm. (1866)
Adams Albert, carrier & furniture remover,
Marlborough Road, St Albans. (1882)
Messenger
William & George, rope, sack and twine manufacturers, Boxmoor, Hemel
Hempstead (1866)
Messenger George, rope & twine manufacturer,
High Street, Hemel Hempstead (1882)
Messenger William, rope, sack, rick cloth & waterproof cover manufacturer,
Boxmoor,
Hemel Hempstead (1882)
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James Maddox, Portland Street,
Verulam Road, begs to thank the public for their liberal support since he has
kept a Pony and Trap, and begs to inform them that he lets on hire a Pony and
Phaeton on the most reasonable terms, suitable for a lady to drive.
Water corn mill and land to be let, with immediate
possession, BATFORD Mills, near the Harpenden Station on the Hatfield
and Luton Railway, and the Midland Railway now making. The mill is of modern
erection, drives 4 pairs of stones, and the house is brick built and
commodious. There are upwards of 150 acres of land held with the Mill. - Apply
to Mr. Rumball, land-surveyor and auctioneer, St
Albans. A Adams, Carrier to and from
the London Road, St Albans, and the Saracen's Head, Skinner Street, London,
now leaves St Albans every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at Seven o'clock pm,
and Saracen's Head, Skinner Street, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at One
o'clock. Sovereign Life Office, Established 20 years, at 48 St
James's Street, London. Annual Income £100,000. Active agents wanted in this
locality. H G Davenport, Secretary. W & G Messenger,
manufacturer of sacks, rick cloths, improved waterproof covers, canvas and
wollen tilts, horse cloths, ropes, twines, etc, dealers in cotton waste, cart
grease, &c, Box Moor, Hemel Hempstead and St Albans Corn Exchange. Hemel
Hempstead Market attended every Thursday.