OS1/26/19/96

List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
SMITHHILLS DYE WORKS Smithhills Dye Works
Smithhills Dye Works
Smithhills Dye Works
Provost R Brown
Mr William Hodge, Town Clerk
Mr David Semple, Writer
012.14 Extensive Dye Works Situated in New Smithhills, in good repair, the principal Work is Hank Dyeing on Woollen, Silk & Cotton.
Mr J Stalker Proprietor
Mr James Reed. Occupier.
NEW SMITHHILLS New Smithhills
New Smithhills
New Smithhills
New Smithhills Street *
Provost R Brown
Mr William Hodge, Town Clerk
Mr David Semple, Writer
Plate on Wall
012.14 Extends from its junction With Smithhills to its junction With West and South Croft Street. Consists of houses, One, two and three Storeys high both Slated and thatched, and in good repair. The houses are also furnished with Small Shops but of an indifferent description. The Street is intersected at the north end by the Railway, but the usual Communication is Afforded With the Other Side, by means of an Arch of the Viaduct._
WATER BRAE Water Brae
Water Brae
Water Brae
Water Brae
Provost R Brown
Mr William Hodge, Town Clerk
Mr David Semple, Writer
Plate on Wall
012.14 Extends from New Smithhills to the River Cart. Consists of houses One and two Storeys high, Slated and in indifferent repair, Occupied by the poorer Class._

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* Memo. The Authorities are of Opinion that the Word "Street" Should be Omitted, and the name is to be Altered accordingly. W.N. [William Newman] 2nd Corp R.E. [Royal Engineers]

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Re New Smithhills - Extra info referring to * on modes of spelling column added as extra info.

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