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Assuming it is the same William, then the 21 July 1882 edition of the London Gazette states the following in a Liquidation by Arrangement notice:

"William Tripp Marshall of Waterloo street, Weston-super-Mare, in the county of Somerset, Plumber, Gasfitter, Ironmonger, Builder, House Decorator, and General Contractor"

(London Gazette, 21 July 1882, Page 3443, at the bottom of column 1)

Thanks so much for finding out about this project for us, Brian.

...spotting the ROSSITER name in Ewart Road I thought I'd have a quick shufti at Rossiters in the 1921 census - to see if I could spot the jeweller...I had no idea what a prolific family they were in the area!  (as the jeweller's is the only instance I've ever come across before)

Thanks, Pat

As a side line of this story I have been sent a copy of Montreal Daily Herald & Daily Commercial Gazette of 3 October 1885 page 8 reporting the death of Charles William Massiah formerly of Bristol. His father had been a planter in the West Indies and  by 1861 the family was living in Clifton, Bristol.

Charles William passed his law exam in 1867 and was articled to a Brisol Firm in the following year. He travelled to Canada 1871 where he married Sarah Catherine Norrie.

Thanks Pat I knew I had seen it somewhere, but lost it (in more ways than one)
BA

Here is her Probate which seems to answer the question of the identity of Mrs JONES, who was her sister.