Newport - Kelly 1898 - Commercial and Private entries- Page 17

Matthew Brothers, carriers & contractors, 1 Chapel street

Matthews Ann (Mrs.), laundress, 8 Hearn street

Matthews Edward, general dealer, 27 West street

Matthews Thomas, jobmaster, St James street

Matthews Thomas, shopkeeper, 33 West street

Matthews William, Valiant Soldier P.H. 52 South street

McDine Alfred, toy dealer, 7 St James street & confectioner, 141 High street

McDine Harriet (Mrs.), laundress, St John's road

McGahey William, boot maker, 71 Pyle street

Meager Frederick Bernard, tailor, 12 Lugley street

Meager Letitia Mary (Miss), professor of music, 27 Carisbrooke road

Mearman Alexander & Son, coach painters, 35 Pyle street

Medina Hall (Frank Tubb, sec.), High street

Meech George Brading, boot maker, 26 Trafalgar road

Mew & Trickett, coach builders. Trafalgar road

Mew George, beer retailer, Hunny hill

Mew George, coach builder, see Mew & Trickett

Mew Henry, shoe maker, 1 Quay street

Mew Richard, farmer, Staplers

Mew Timothy William, master mariner, 34 Chapel street

Mew W. B. Langton & Co. Lim. brewers to Her Majesty, brewery & offices, Crocker street; stores, Sea street

Midlane Albert, ironmonger, 29 Upper St.James street & Trafalgar Lane

Midlane Harry, coach painter, Albert street

Midlane Thomas Harvey, painter &c. 22 Trafalgar road

Millgate John Curtis, architect (see Stratton & Millgate)

Millidge Alfred, chemist, 47 High street

Milligan Frederick William, grocer, 21 High street

Milligan John Edward, boot maker, 114 High street

Minns William, dyer &c. see Bright & Minns

Minter James, The Britannia P.H., Hunny hill

Mitchell James L., headmaster, Barton Board School, (mixed); built 1835 at a cost of 600GBP and a new boys' school in 1866; average attendance 143 boys, 133 girls, 150 infants.

Moody Charles, hurdle maker, Coppin's bridge

Moody James, insurance agent, 13a Drill Hall road

Moody James, Princess Royal P.H., Cross lanes, St.Paul's road

Moody Miss Charlotte, girls' mistress, Board School (boys, girls and infants), Upper St James Street; built 1812 originally known as the Lancastrian and afterwards the Royal British Schools, but transferred to the Newport Board in 1875; re-opened in Jan. 1876 and enlarged at a cost of about 1200GBP, again in 1896; the school will hold 710 children; average attendance 261 boys, 256 girls, 252 infants.

Moores Edward, Star hotel, St James street

Moorman William & Son, cabinet makers, furniture dealers & upholsterers, 8 St. Thomas' square: workshops, South street

Morey Henry William & Sons, timber merchants, West street & Albion steam saw mills, Terrace road

Morgan Fred, house furnisher, 112a Pyle street

Morgan John, carpenter, 29 West street

Morris Albert William, farmer, Great Pan farm, Pan lane

Morris Charles, carter, 47 Crocker street

Morris Edmund & Son, cabinet makers & upholsterers, mattresss & blind maker, Mill street.

Morris Edward, china dealer 28, & furniture warehouse 39, High street & St. Thomas square

Morris George, hairdresser, 75 Upper St James street

Morris John William, shoemaker, 10 Town lane

Morris Osmond, milk retailer, 12 Carisbrooke road

Morris William Henry, upholsterer, 5 Eastleigh terrace, Lugley street

Mould John Clarke, solicitor, 35 Lugley street; & at West Cowes

Muncey Clara G. (Mrs.), confectioner, 85 High street