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LINCOLNSHIRE. GEL 507 Fish Rev COURT DIRECTORY,] LINCOLNSHIRE. GEL 507 Fish Rev. John, roo Monk's rd. Lincoln I Foster Harry Carden,76 Hainton street, Frow George, Pepperthorpe, Wainfleet Fish Gcorge, New villa, Hainton street, Weelsby, Great Grimsby St. Mary, Waintleet All Saints R.S.O Weelsby, Great Grimsby Foster Job, 10 Gladstone ter. Gro.ntham Frow J ackson, Kirton-in-Lindsey Fishenden R.E. 73Commercl. rd. Grnthm FosterJn. Norman ho. Carholme rd. Lncln Frudd Misses, N orthgate, Sleaford Fisher Rev. Cecil Edward M.A. Rectory, Foster John H. 32 N ewark rd. Lincoln Fryman Jas. A. Abbey rd. Gt. Grimsby Ha,o-worthingham, Spilsby Foster Miss, 13 Lindum road, Lmcoln Fuller Rev. Henry, Vicarage, West Tor- Fisher Rev. Frederick Colborne B.A. 3 Foster Miss, 17A, Ramsgate, Louth rington, Wtagby Sandstield lane, Gainsborough Foster Miss, Scatter, Kirton Lindsey Fulstow Robert, Goxh1ll, Hull FisherC.D.rKelseyter.Southpk.Lincoln FosterMrs.Lckwood.ho.Carlinerd.Lncln Fyfe Geo. M.D. 2 Lordst. Gainsborough FisherJn. Morris sq. Back st. Gainsboro' Foster Mrs. 32 N ewark road, Lincoln Gads by Henry, ro New land, Lincoln Fisher Mrs. Princess road, Beaconthorpe, Foster Mrs. 2 Park Road vils.Horncastle Gadsby John C. Navenby S.O Cleethorpes Foster Robert, Mill house, Caistor Gadsby Mrs. 30 Newark road, Lincoln Fisher R. M. 37 St. John's ter. Gainsboro' Foster Robert Enoch, 9 Sylvan crescent, Gadsby Mrs. W. 3 Carholme rd. Lincoln :Fisher Thomas Edwin, 107 Stirling Hainton st. Weelsby, Great Grimsby GainsfordMrs. TheHall,Skendleby,Splsby street, New Clee, Great Grimsby Foster William, Dunston, Lincoln Gait A.6 Grosvenor cres. Gt. Grimsby Fisher T. E. 27 Spring gardns. Spalding Fotherby Alfred, t\outh park, Lincoln GalbraithC.E. Honington hall,Grantham Fison Cornell, 207 Hainton street, Fountain Mrs. Wm. r3RedLion st.Boston Gale George, 29 Orchard street, Lincoln Weelsby, Great Grimsby Fountaine Rev. Hy. Thos. M.A. Sutton Gale Robert B. Bull ring, Gt. Grimsby Fitch Sl. Willingham rd. Market Rasen Bridge, Wisbech GaleT.g3Hainton st. Weelsby,Gt.Grmsby FletcherRev.Hy.T.liLA.,J.P.Bicker,Bostn Fawkes Peter, 98 Newland, Lincoln Gale Thomas Henry, 53 Hainton street, Fletcher Rev. T. Caistor rd.Market Rasen FowleL.F. London rd.LongSutton,Wsbch Weelsby, Great Grimsby FletcherRev.W.D.D.UlcebyVillage,Ulcby Fowler Rev. Canon Wm. Weekes M.A. Galland Rev. Basil Arthur M.A. South Fletcher Arthur G. Donington, Spalding The School ho. UpperLindum st.Lincln Thoresby, Alford Fletcher Chas. Binbrooke, Market Rasen Fowler Rev.J. T.M.A. Winterton,Doncastr GallsworthyWm.3oCarholme rd.Lincoln Fletcher Charles Dannatt, 25 Victoria Fowler Geo. 19 Mareham rd. Horncastle Gamble Arthur Gompertz, 21 Avenue terrace, Skirbeck, Boston Fowler Jas. Grove ho. ·westgate, Louth road, Grantham Fletcher Geo. Casterton rd. Stamford Fowler Miss, 8 Eastgate, Lincoln Gamble F. M.A., J. P. Silver st. Gainsboro' Fletcher John, Croft ho. Owston,Bawtry Fowler Miss, Winterton, Doncaster Gamble Francis Alexander, Dartleigh, Fletcher Miss, Owston, Bawtry Fowler Miss, 19 Yarborough rd. Lincoln Spital terrace, Gainsborough r1etcherMrs.High st.LongSuttn.Wisbch Fowler Mrs. r2 Austin street, Stamford Gamble Mrs. 15 High street, Grantham Fletcher Mrs. The Vicarage, Thornton Fowler Mrs. Burringham, Doncaster GambleSidneyG.23Avenue rd.Grantham Curtis, Ulceby Fowler Mrs. Welbourne S.O Gaudy Jn. Hy. 49 ~orth par. Grantham Fletcher Mrs. 4 Vauxhall terrace, Freis- Fowler Thomas, Hornsea villas, Hainton Gane William Hy. 39 Carlton rd. Boston ton road, Skirbeck, Boston street, ·weelsby, Great Grimsby Garbutt J ackson, N cw Holland, Hull fletcher Robert, 55 Hainton street, Fox Ed,,.ard A. 8 Avenue rd. Grantham GardnerRev.C.R.2Rntland ter.Stamford Weelsby, Great Grimsby Fox Geo. Hatton ho. West st. Horncastle Gardner Rev. Ernest L.Chnrch st. Louth Fletcher Wm. 41 Trinity st. Gainsboro' FoxJohnR.Fern vil.South par.Gainsboro' Gardner Rev. John Ludford, Bedford Flint George, Donington, Spalding Fox Mrs. Donington, Spalding house, London road, Spalding Flint Richard Hill, 33 Castle st. Boston Fox Mrs. r56 Eastgate, Louth Gardner Robert Arthur, West st. Bourn Flower Joseph, West Acridge, Barton- Fox Mrs. Masonic place, Spilsby Gardner-Smith Rev. Robert, The Rec- upon-Humber Fox Mrs. John Wilson, Girsby hall, tory, Waddingham, Kirton Lindsey Flowers Rev. John French M.A. Booby, Burgh-upon-13ain, Louth Gartit Arthur, Ivyho.Burtonrd.Lincoln Barton-on-Humber Fox Thomas, r N orton villas, St. Cath- Garfit Bartholomew Claypon, Ho legate, FlowersR.M.A.Grammar School rd.Brigg erine's road, Lincoln Skirbeck quarter, Boston Floyer Aleck, West street, Horn castle Fox "rm. Brook farm, Dunston, Lincoln Garfit Mrs.Kenwick hall, Legbourne, Lth Floyer Mrs.Clarence ho. West st. Hrncstle 'Fox Wm. Embleton, see Embleton-Fox Gartit Mrs. 52 St. Martin's, Stamford Fookes Rev. Robert Goldstone M.A. 53 !Foxton Rev. George Frederick H. M. A. Garfit Robert, Bourne road, Alford Southolme street, Gainsborough Christ Church vicarage, Dawsmere, Garfit Thos. C. D. L.IKenwick hall, Louth l<'ootman Rev. Hy. M.A N octon, Lincoln Drove End, Wisbech Garfit William J. P.1West Skirbeck house, Foottit Rev. Charles Edward Walker B.A. Foy Rev. Jn. Jsph. 3 Motherby la. Lincoln Skirbeck Quarter, Boston Threekingham, Falkingham France Rev.Fk.C.Sutton bridge,Wisbech Garfitt Mrs. Dordan bank, Dudley road, Foottit Rev. James B. A. West by, France Jsph. Fish House la. Cleethorpes Grantham Bassingthorpe, Grantham Francis John, Bargate, Great Grimsby Garlick Rev. A. M. A. Donington,Spalding Forbes Mrs. 34 Cleethorpe road, New Francis Jsph. Edwd. Southgate, Sleaford Garner H. Manor frm.Gosberton,Spaldng Clee, Great Grimsby Frank Frederick, r8 South st. Boston Garner Mrs. 30 East street, Horncastle Ford Mrs. 4 North terrace, Grantham Frankish George, Wootton, Ulceby Garner Mrs. 27 Victoria terrace, Skir- Ford Thomas, Brigg road, Caistor Frankish J oseph, 2 1'1 ew street, Brigg beck, Boston Ford er Charles, 133 Cleethorpe road, Franklin Mrs. The Old hall, Syston, Garness John M. 14 Clarence terrace, New Clee, Great Grimsby Grantham Abbey road, Great Grimsby Forest John, 153 Cleethorpe road, New Franklin Samuel, Carysfort villa, Chan- Garness Mrs. Pelham villa, Beacon- Glee, Great Grimsby try lane, Great Grimsby thorpe, Cleethorpes Forester Charles, 98 Cleethorpe road, Fraser James \Vard, 5 Tasburgh street, Garnham Hy. Rt. 59 Main ridge, Boston New Clee, Great Grimsby Weelsby, Great Grimsby Garstin Rev. Anthony, Rectory, Ropslcy, Forester Henry, 59 Stanley street, New' Frearson J oscph, 2 South St. Marysgate, Grantham Clee, Great Grimsby Great Grimsby Garthwaite William, Park road, Long ForgeAlbrt.2r6 Victoria st.so.Gt.Grmsby FrearsonThos. TheChesnuts,MarkctRasn Sutton, Wisbech Forge Frederick, 90 Hainton street, FrearsnnWm.TheChesnuts,~IarketRasen Garthwaite William, 222 Victor street, Weelsby, Great Grimsby Freeman Rev. Alfred M. A. Vicarage, New Clee, Great Grimsby Forge Thomas Robert, 78 Cleethorpe Burgh-upon-Bain, Louth Garton Alfd. 21 Beaumont Fee, Lincoln road, New Clee, Great Grimsby Freeman H. 38 Louth rd. Horncastle Garvey Rev. Charles M.A. Manthorpe, Forman Hy. 24B, New market, Louth Freeman H. llarrow-on-Humber, Hull Grantham Forman Mrs. Northgate, Sleaford Freeman J.Burleigh vils.Xorth rd.Bourn Garvey Rev. James M.A.. Rectory, Ashby, l<'orman Wilson Charles, I Sydenham Freeman ·wm. \'\'aterloo st. Market Rasen Great Grimsby terrace, New market, Louth FreerThos.Springfieldho.Wrawby,Brigg Garvey Edwd. Sea Bank rd. Cleethorpes Formby Rev. C. H. B.A. Fosdyke, llostn FreethRev. T.J.M.A.,LL.D. Fotherby,Lth Garwood Rev. Octavius Appleby M.A. I<'orrest Ernest, Northolme, Gainsboro' Freir Wltr.F.24 Gladstone ter.Grantham Willingham-by-Stow, Gains borough Forrest Rchd. W. N ortholme, Gainsboro' French J ames, N orthcoates, Gt. Grimsby Gash Miss, r 1 Vauxhall terrace, Freis- Forster John S. 107 Can wick rd. Lincoln Freshney Rev. Frederick M.A., J.P. ton road, Skirbeck, Boston Forster Mrs. 29 High street, Lincoln Rectory, Withcall, Louth GaskThos. Holliday ho. Spilsby rd. Boston FortWm.WelbyCrag,Spital ter.Gnsboro' Fretwell William, Bristol villa, Heneage Gask Wm. Freiston rd. Skirbeck, Boston FortescueRev.ArthurT.Hainton,Wragby street, Weelsby, Great Grimsby Gates Herbert, 68 Carholme rd. Lincoln Fortescue John, Ruskington, Sleaford Frier Mrs. 12 Crescent, Spalding Gaussen Rev. John Ash M.A., J.P. Rec- FortescueMrs.Hartingtn.ho.Fleet,Hlbch Frisby Richard, 8 Scotgate, Stamford tory, Waltham, Great Grimsby Fossitt Fredk. James, Kirton, Boston Friston Fredk. E. 8 Melville st. Lincoln GaussonCasamajerW. Hrocklesby,Ulceby I<'ossitt Miss, Kirton, Boston· Frith Rev. William Armetriding M. A. Gavois Rev. Amadeus, Kirkby-cum-Os- Foasitt Mrs. Sutterton, Boston Welby, Grantham godby, Market Rasen FOBter Rev. James H.A., B.C.L. The Frith Henry, 32 Cleethorpe road, New Gay John Henry, Aveland ho. Spilsby Vicamge, Authorpe, Louth Clee, Great Grimsby Gedge Rev. Augustus M.A. Rectory, Foster Rev.K. B.B.A.Dowsby,Falkingham Frith Mrs. N ortholme, Gainsborough Ludborough, Louth Foster F. Monk, Burnham manor, Frolich John, 193 Hainton street, Gee J. Ferriby rd. Barton-upon-Humber Thornton Curtis, Ulceby Weelsby, Great Grimsby Geeson Mrs. 58 London rd. Grantb&m FosterJ!lS,Ly~tQij l\lg.'flleUrore1Lincolll fl'03t ~lrs. W~t :~treet 1 Bourn Gelsthorp Thm~. l34 Eq..~tg:\te, Louth .
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