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John Donaldson's review of the Alcester census of 1891 continued:-
Table 2
Ministers of Religion
A.H.Williams |
C.of E. Alcester |
Rector |
A .E Williams |
C.of E. Alcester |
Curate |
C Francis |
C.of E. Alcester |
Asst Curate |
J Mackingley |
R.C. Alcester |
Parish priest |
E Croft |
Baptist |
Minister |
J Hilton |
Salvation Army |
Captain |
A.Cooper |
Salvation Army |
Lieutenant |
E . Lisam |
Salvation Army |
Officer |
B.Harris |
C of E. Arrow |
Rector |
H. B. Purton |
C of E. Kinwarton |
Rector |
Table 3
Education (Alcester)
Churchill House |
Ladies'Boarding Sch. |
Mary Steward,Head Tea. |
18 boarders |
Priory Street |
Boarding School |
3 boarders |
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School Road |
National School |
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Birch Abbey |
Newport Free School |
Schoolmaster,clerk in Holy Orders |
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Living in Alcester: 20 teachers and 4 pupil teachers.
Table 4
Hotels and Inns (Alcester)
High Street: Turk's Head (Hy.Styles) Bear Hotel (Chas.Taylor) Talbot Hotel (Wm.Dewry) Royal Oak (Jos.Lea)
Henley Street: Greyhound Inn (Eliz.Harvey & Eliz.Munslow) ;Red Horse Inn (Jos.Chambers) ; Bakers Arms(Hy.Fourt) ; Wine Merchant (John Page)
Stratford Road: Cresswall Arms (Wm.Wheeler)
Bleachfield Street: New Inn (Jas.Gorre) Dog & Partridge (Wm.Baylis)
Swan Street: Swan Inn (Mary Rose) Globe Hotel (F.Gathercole)
Priory Street: Nelson Inn (Wm.Stiles)
Evesham St: Rose & Crown (Chas.Bown) Bell Inn (Hy.Woodfield) White Lion (G.Millington)
Birmingham Rd: Railway Inn (Jas.Stiles)