6LANDORE.
85Musical Instrument, & Music Sellers and Tuners.
7LANSAMLET.
86Nail Makers.
8MORRISTON.
87Nurserymen and Florists.
9KETHENDAPANDAY.
88Outfitters and Clothiers.
10WERN VADOG.
89Painters and Glaziers.
11YNISTAWE.
90Paper Hangers.
12NEWTON.
91Pawnbrokers.
13NORTON.
92Physicians.
14OYSTERMOUTH.
93Pilots—Licensed.
15SKETTY.
94Provision Dealers.
16SWANSEA VALLEY.
95Plasterers and Slaters.
17Accountants.
96Plumbers.
18Agents—Ship & Commission, &c.
97Printers—Letter-press.
19Ale and Porter Merchants.
98Printers—Lithographic and Copperplate.
20Auctioneers & Appraisers.
99Professors and Teachers.
21Architects.
100Rope and Twine Makers.
22Artists.
101Saddle and Harness Makers.
23Bakers and Flour Dealers.
102Sail Makers.
24Barristers.
103Salt Merchants.
25Basket Makers.
104Schools.
26Baths.
105Seedsmen.
27Berlin Repository.
106Ship and Boat Builders.
28Blacksmiths.
107Ship Chandlers.
29Booksellers and Stationers.
108Silversmiths and Jewellers.
30Boot and Shoemakers.
109Slate Merchants.
31Braziers.
110Solicitors.
32Brewers.
111Stone Masons.
33Brick and Tile Makers.
112Straw Bonnet and Hat Makers.
34Builders.
113Surgeons.
35Butchers.
114Surveyors.
36Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers.
115Tailors and Drapers.
37Carpenters and Joiners.
116Tallow Chandlers.
38Carpet and Fringe Warehouse.
117Tanners.
39Carvers, Gilders and Picture Frame Makers.
118Tea Dealers and Drapers.—Travelling.
40Chain Cable Makers, and Anchor Smiths.
119Timber Merchants.
41Chandler.
120Tinmen and Braziers.
42Chemists and Druggists.
121Tobacconists.
43China, Glass and Earthenware Dealers.
122Toy Dealers.
44Civil Engineers.
123Undertakers.
45Coach Builders.
124Upholsterers.
46Coal and Culm Proprietors and Merchants.
125Watch and Clock Makers.
47Confectioners & Pastrycooks.
126Wheelwrights.
48Consuls—Vice.
127Wine and Spirit Merchants.
49Contractors.
128Wine and Spirit Vaults.
50Coopers.
129Weavers.
51Copper Smelters and Manufacturers.
130Woollen Manufacturers.
52Copper Ore Merchants.
131MISCELLANEOUS.
53Cork Cutters.
132Despatches.
54Corn and Flour Merchants, and Dealers.
133CHURCHES.
55Curriers and Leather Sellers.
134DISSENTING CHAPELS.
56Dentist.
135LAW AND PUBLIC OFFICERS.
57Dyers.
136PUBLIC BUILDINGS, &c.
58Earthen Ware Manufacturers.
137PUBLIC COMPANIES.
59Eating-House Keepers.
138LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC.
60Farriers and Shoeing Smiths.
139NEWSPAPERS.
61FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS.
140Officers.
62Fishmongers and Dealers in Game.
141Police Force.
63French Polishers.
142The Fire Brigade.
64Fruiterers.
143Town Porters.
65Furniture Brokers.
144Officers.
66Grocers and Tea Dealers.
145Acting for the Hundred of Swansea.
67Hair Cutters.
146For the Borough, of Swansea.
68Hardwaremen.
147COUNTY COURT.
69INNS AND HOTELS.
148HARBOUR OFFICERS.
70INNS AND PUBLIC HOUSES.
149CUSTOM HOUSE.
71Iron and Brass Founders.
150OFFICERS OF THE POOR-LAW BOARD.
72Ironmongers.
151INFIRMARY.
73Law Stationers.
152BANKS.
74Libraries—Circulating.
153The South Wales Railway Up Trains
75Linen and Woollen Drapers, Haberdashers, Hosiers, &c.
154South Wales Railway Down Trains
76Livery Stable Keepers.
155Vale of Neath Trains
77Lock and White-smiths and Bellhangers.
156Coaches and Omnibuses.
78Lodging House Keepers.
157Carriers.
79Malsters.
158Steam Packets.
